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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-25
PLAY BEN HUI:
A8GREAT show | ] " !.
Presentation Great Achieve
i11eilt OF Modern 3
Stagecraft.
LARGEST CON- PANY EVER HERE
Race Scene Iss.Most Tfrillingly
Rcalistic--1'hc BLOT
Bill. I

u
Ben Hur. the greatest spectacle that
4 has ever been seen upon stage IN Rich
mond, was witnessed at the Academy last
night ty an audience thoroughly repre-
sentative in Its character, and, In point
Of numbers, one,8of the largest Of this
season. {} b
Z The production IS unlike anything that
has ever bcenSattempted upon the stage
Of this country. 1T all but introduces the
presence Of the Saviour presence which
is indicated III the last act by shaft
of light when on the Mount Olivet the
slepers are cleansed
The productionis perhaps the greatest
achievement Of @stagecraft that the age
f has Witnessed. Nearly every ingenious
scontrivance known to modern stage,
mechanics Is employed In the scenic
equipment Of this spectacle. And the
greatest Of these mechanical devices Is
that used oEpict,lre the chariot race be-
tween Messiah and Ben Hur8n scene
which Is the most realistic of any put
upon the stage. This tremendous effort
at realism shakes the very house to Its
foundations, and n run1bing greater than
that of a score of chariot wheels sounds
an almost deafening accompaniment, ns
the mightysraces Is run 1T Is a sight 10
quicken the pulses and cause even the
most sluggish blood to course through
the veins. Through the ronr and din Of
1t all sounds the crack Of the whip Of
the charioteers, as they urge the, plung-l
ing horses onward ia IL a.5
The Great Race. N
Messiah; with four white horses draw
ing his chariot, is@in the lead at the
commencement Of the race. while Ben
Hur with his fiery steeds from the desert,
follows a ullslength behind. The eight
horses seem to be ssra!nlng every nerve
lin their bodies, 3Sas, .ndced. they are
and they are goaded on by the lash iiinj
the hands OF the drivers behind them.
Ben Hur gains In the race until the eight
horses nre ABREAST Then, with a era sh.s
one Of the wheels Mof Messala's chariot
is crushed. and the Roman falls ss
The company s&the largest tina has
ever been brought here by travelling
theatrical organization. It requires every.
inch Of the academy tage to nccommo-
date them. The cast itself IS. OF course.
comparatively small. Mr. orrsn Johnson
gave fine portrayal of Ben 1iur3.5 he
has a full. rich voice, and his physique
gives him a sflnes stage presence. that adj
,nirnhlv suits therrole His reading Of
the lines was most. effective. Mr. Robert
,hIcWade. Tr. as snonides. gave.
5forceful. impersonation Of that part belng
at allltlrncs most convincing in his Work,
James j. 4 Ryan. was entirely &C eeplaoie
as Messiah. The Esther OF Ellen =, MoIti.
rner5 was PERHAPS the weakest OF any q
The transformations. she lacked express
sion in her work, and Slierfvoice was not
rleasing. She was altogether colorless IN
her .nortrnyal of the Scharac ter. FIX
The music incident to the produ'ctlon'
is most impressive. 1,
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FORMER Il LIEUT. GOV.
WOODRUFF MARRIED.
tBy Associated Press.)

NEW YORK. April 24----1n the pres
ence Il Of a distinguished gathering. In
Guiding many prominent in public life
and In New York society, former Lieu.
tenant Governor Timothy Y. Woodruff
and Miss Isabel Morrison, OF this city,
were married to-day in the NeWaEY or TX
apartments Of the bride. The ceremony.
ms. performed Il by Right Rev. joseph
5Gabriels, Of the Diocese OF Northern New
i Ork, AK 52i f{y H s " tSfi
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Richmonder in New York

Il NEW ,I.ss YORK, April 24-Astor--W'. II.
.Whitsitt, seyllle-W, s. Rhoads and
VIE p IT ahaeklebfIerd Tor aanaa M e
svarre-W. r. Northen. Ashland,-L. y.
Wheat. Netheylanl--M. y. Marcuse and
Wife. Holland-L. @. Bosher. Imperial
q, Gray. w. H. Palmer. Jr. Herald
iEquare-W. Fl. Parker, Dr. q, Gray, N.
M. Martin I'll II III 9t
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BUTLER AND COOK
DEAD In MANSION.
(By Associated Press. J

s PHILADELPHIA, PA, April PA
tragedy. the mystery surrounding which
the police are having a difficulty In un-,
travelling. was discovered In the old For
sney Mansion. at Mo- 1853 South Washing
ton Square tonight when the bodies Of
two servants were found In the Kitchen.
The mansion was the residence of Coll,
onel John w Forney, the deceased pub
fisher and editor, and is at present soc-
cuped by his daughter, Miss Title May
Forney. N IS N ID III
The dead servants nrc Samuel Barnes.
or Smith, coored, aged thirty years, who
was employed AS n butler, and Margaret
Toner, white. nged fifty years. VINO mas
been the cook for Miss Forney for twenty
years, ftzt3t i1GgSl tiI4.s 81 +
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Yale 2 Q is S 0 xx-ls Ii ii
Summary: Earned runs-Yne, %; Nor
folk, 2. rwo-base hlts-Shafer Jones md
johnson. First base on balls--Of Waters
ses-Norfolk, q; Yale, 9. First base on
terrors-N Orfolk,Gl; Yale, 2, Struck Sout-.
BY Waters. 4; by Atkinson, / !; by Em-
crick, Q. Hit by pitched ball-Cole. Wild
pitches limerick. o. Sacrifice hits-Nor-
folk 9; Yale, 2. Stolen bases-Norfolk,
3; Yale, Z. Tim. Of game, 4 40. m.
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Monsiignor O'Reilly I'll.

NEW YORK, April 24,-f Monslgnor q el-s
nard C'Reilly, whose ninnty-three years
make him the Oldest living prelate Of his J
rank lies very ~ at the House Of 2 SISTERS
n Charity at Mount Vernon, N
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importations Of Wine.

There were two entries at the local custom,
house yesterday, despi.e the holiday Both
Mere shipments Of sherry wine from Jerez,
SPAIN and both consigned to Richmond mer-
chants. One was for I. c. Younger and the
other for Phil G.. Kelly. esa lftsf Z Z
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Wake Forest, q; BFurrnan, S
Especial 10 Tho Times-I Dispatch,

N#F- ISpecIHE tUFIH no Z IIVS-43IspHtcIl,1 11.
CHARLOTTE, N. g., April $24.--NVake
Forest College defeated Furman Unirs
versity OF Greenville, 8. ca at Latta
Park diamond here to-day by q score Of
10 to s. !.
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Academy Of Medicine.

\ ,rho I3,chmoul Academy OF Medicine and
surgery will hold its regular meeting this
evening ut $40 o'clock nt1the TraVe ,rh,sd Fr 10
tective Association Club House on lhira una
Main Streets. 4, ~ !
Dr.. +. II Beadles will read paper on the
,rreatment Of Eczema, and Pr. uhon,as W, w !
Murrell viii read q paper on the syWptot't'S'
Etology and Diagnosis Of Eczema. F
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Mr.. Boatwright III.
President Boatwright4 was called nome
yesterday afternoon to s. buckingham by
the serious Illness of his father.
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STABBED BROTHERS
AND killed HIMSELF.
rs. A(Ijy ASeeeint ted Press.

- 2--EE u llVT ---'-
4 FlAIRAfONT, w. VA, April Pain q
known young man Of berlin, Lewis cour-
ty, fatally stabbed his two brothers, Lot,
AGED IS. end Frlee, aFed go, last night,
and then killed himself.
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4 Miss Minnie l,rookins OF Goochhnd
county, Is the. guest of Miss Mabel Sims,
AZ No. 1926 Grove Avenue. d
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Cuban Diarrhoea.

q. 8. soldiers who served in Cuba
during the Spanish war know what
this disease 10. and that ordinary
remedies have little more effect than
20 much water. Cuban diarrhoea 10
almost ~ severe and dangeroos ~ a
mild attack Of cholera. There 10
one remedy, however. that can al
ways be depended upon ~ will be scen
BY the following certificate frou Mrs
Minnie Jsoobs Of Houston. Texas:
II hereby certify that Cham berlaln's .
Colo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
cured my husband Of . severe attack
Of Cuban diarrhoea. which he brousht
homo from Cuba. We had several
doctors but they did him no good.
Ono botsle u this remedy CURED him.
- our nsighbors will testify.
thank God for 20 valuable medicine.
FOR sale BY all dealers. mwf
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That Tired CeellnRl

II you are languid. pedressed and
incapable tor work. It indicates that
your liver 10 ont Of order. Herbine
will assist nature 70 throw OF head,
aches. rheumatism and ailments akin
to nervousness and restore the eper,
gies and vitality Of sound and perfect
health. J. J. -Hnbbard. Temple. Tex
-. writes, March ~. 1909: II have
used Herbine for the past two years.
It has done more good than all she
doctors. When feel bad and have
that tired feeling. take . dose Of
Hsrbine. 1t 10 the best medicine
ever made for chills and fever. :"
t0cts bottle.
Sold BY A. A Hull and the Flor
enoe Palace Phavmacy. mwfs
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x1scsivs Ded,es Trinmsngs.

Afssr ali Il l. not = dimesit nss.
" y make spnnpr sodics aAsrae.
tive. Il ous only knows bow. But 70
know bow. thas's tbs question. AZ
ons phiIosophiS maiden said. yss. !
oould mats an air ship ny. II ~ only
sssw how.
Yss the At Of suecesafully dscorat.
Ing : smart bodice 10 mot quite %
diineslt. In ths hrst placs me WON.
- who wears tbs nsst saoosssfui
blossm Il The one who known her
AsuTs-its weak points and IL strong
onss. II shs 10 painfully thin and At
tsnusssd. she eschsws the plain snects
which depend upon elegant hand. work
for sbsir beauty and which the we'll
roupded nsprs ssts Oh . astrsetivsly.
Isstssd she oliugs 70 the nschus.
0rscian borders. fancy Jokes with
soallopsd ru4sass bordering them and
the like. all Of which lend themselves
cnarminsly 70 the fashionable em-
brolasslss. iasss and other modes Of
sutsllishnsnt.
yulssss and breadth can he given
the shouldsrs by means Of plates and
ssots u the same time employing one
u shs snastsst Of bodice decorations.
This 4 pzsmpliasd in d,mity frock.
~ etssa asist. and trimmed wish
nsdallions Of delicate embroidery.
I'm Shs snouldsrs to ths front the
wAist b Laid in Rroups Of graduated
tscks. fosr 70 . srcup and sach group
sspsrAtsd By three Of the snbroidsred
nsdall,oss running vertically. spes
sbs froas. This iSbsni oeptinsss
IRON shoulder y, sheuidsr y The
blesss fasssse = the baok. This dec.
ssssiea 10 nA@s 10 form : yoke BY
saaAs q laes ips'rsiaa which ~. inset
u point. even with the Longest Of
shs tseke ard sttp4ed sp ssd down.,
assofdiss 70 chs way in whion the
tseks ars graduated -formins a r.
zsgllar eutline that 10 vsry pretty.
The shifrod Slosaps, SAsS q tie opss
49, ~ sAirrsd eil ever y Dafsd
sksss ars ~ > spsse4 from, u selt
$eis..eFs fs'.as; y. ~
lse aaA 3 aAstiss 4 is fer sslsnssef 1 ( |!
1garss. Bssidss ssQairiss . large
anssas oe material IN their making.
~, ~. -s'' 49,. " "a /. .:ase:-4evg b q.
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Asi,,Iry-Ho Holsssel.

II ~ stslia Asbsay. - e. qsssa'a
- tslsssea yesae laAsss. "a b.
Unor =. Helnsa. ! we'll known
physieiSn Of this city. wsrs married
~ $50 o'clock Mooday evening q
shs rss,dsnes d Mrs. B1lls Ward. o.
Maooa aysnue.
xhs ssrsmony. which va the bssu.
tifsl one With rips. was psrforned
b Rev. T. ). Thomas. Of the Frssby.
Itsrian church.
Aboat nfty Invitations he'd been
Issued, moulding several out-of-town
1gu4sts who were present.
The parlors were bean tifuliy deco
rated with ferns and rosebuds. the
mAntsl bsfors which the bridal party
stood, being = solid bank Of flowers.
Mis- Martha Holmes was maid Of
honor and Mr.. George Bethel. Jr..
bsst man, while the brids's maids
were Miss Cora Shank and Mis- Nat
tic Smith Of Denver
The bride carried white sweet p eas
aud the brides maids carried pink
sweet pass.
The LohsnGrin wedding march. u
sung BY Nis Grace Dale, Mrs. Archie
White and Miss Lois Rogers, was very
beautiful.
A number Of the guests saw the
wedding party OF on the . O'Clock
train.
Many friends Join in wishing d.
and Mrs Holmes . happy and pros
porous lifa. Canon City Record
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What Constitutes a Newspaper.

What Constitutes Newspaper.
To mako clear the position Of the
postofaoe department. ~ to what shall
oonstitute Newspaper. - determined
BY the regulations pertaining to sec-
ond Glass matter, Third Assistant
Postmaster. General Madden has issued
instructions to show when . supple
ment 10 not = supplement. Intended ~
. response to various inquiries re.
gafding tha matter. A supplement.
10 be mailabls with . newspaper or
periodical at the second GLASS rata Aft
Or september !. must be in truth .
''supplemsnt." Germaine on the pub.
location; IL must bs matter supplied
In order 10 complete that to which 1t
10 alleged 10 bs . supplement It
must appear, in point Of fact. that
the pubiioation 10 incomplete without
IT. supplement and II must also appear
In point Of fact that the function Of
The supplement 10 subs,diary and mot
independent OF complete in itself; In
other words, 1t requires both 70 make
. complete copy Of that issue.
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Net,ce Annual Meeting.

Florence. Colo.. Nay ~. 1905.
Notice u hsrsby given shat the
annual msstin& Of the STOCK holdsrs Of
the Sterling OIL and 0ss company will
b hsld u the oiaos Of Or. Moore In
the city of Florence In the state
Of Colorado on the 18th day Of
Jnns. A. D.. 1905. st . p. N. for
the election Of Board Of Directors
and for the transaostou OF such
oshsr business y may properly come
bssnre said melting.
"A n 4 ALFRED DURFEE.
oe.ss Secretary.
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Naypsay Masrssd.

oss 4 shs lsstaa ae.s hens ysadins.
q shs ssssss xesee ehas yhlsa esssszsa .. q Z
- . e'eleea Lest sveaiss a the hons
q NJ. esd Mn. Jehz Kiis. Reokvals.
Cslo.. when their dsashtsr Mis- Flor.
ssos W. spitsa N nsssiase 70 uwil.
- Phillips. ~ Rev. Abort Amund.
~ bsssdfniss shs ssrsnoay. =
Aie Jssss Phillips. sissss Of the
grsea W. bsidesus,d. while CHARLES
Kils. brother = the bride acted y
~ nan.
Atss xayns Alswsilyn most ohasu.
issly rsaasrsd t.ohsnsrin's wsddins
march. i7T
The hsns wss beautifully decorated
ses the eooe6ien.
The bride looked lovely In gown
ss whit ssa lasA eassisd In hsr hsod
. basoh ef bridal rosss. The sroon
~ S.sassd 10 tie ooavsstiosai black.
osiy . fsv rslsttvss and frissds
vissssssd The nAsri Ass.
zhs happy oospis wsrs The rsci'
pissss es NJ, .as,i1o'ns .psss,,.'s..
1hs fs~iy ~.adsa pair van hss,a
hessSksspiss q oeos. The sroen hAv.
Ing s.rasess : nicely fsrssshsd hsus
ready 70 rsosivs the bride prior V ths
~sAdiss. p'l fii f' t'lA
BssA ~ veil know. esd hishiy re.
spsotsd young psepis q Reokvals vhs
havs hundrsds Of frisods 70 Wish them
. pleasant and proatasls married life
IL which The TFibsss 3oiss.
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Rio 0fande Excursion Rates.
Aeute Rheu mattsm.

Deep jrasin9 Or wrenohing pains,
oooassoasd By getting wet through
worse whom at rest. or On nrst NOV.
iug the Nmbs and IN cold or damp
weather. 10 esrsd quickly BY Ballsrd'a
Snow Linimsnt. O>car Olsson. Glib
son Cisv, Illinois. writss. Feb. IS.
1908: IA year ago I was troubled
with . pain 10 my back. II soon got
70 bad I could not bond over. One
bostls Of Ballard's Snow Liniment
cured ms.' $50. 500, ei.o0.
Sold BY A. A. Hull and Florence
Palaeo Pharmacy, mwfs
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0eme Nw Ones.

1hh vssk ~ ass serving Peach
nellew. nassh Msllew. and frssb
otxivbssseo With IL Ofeao 81
~ DAMUlD' DRU0 0TO11.
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Cures Old Sores.

wsstmorsland. Kans.. May 8. 1909.
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.: Your
Snow Liniment cured an old sore
on the side Of ny chin that was sup.
posed 70 be cancer. The sore was
stubborn and would not yield 70
treatment. aptil I tried Snow Liui-
ment. whioh did the work In shoft
order. Ny sister. Mr.. Sophia J.
Carson. Allensville. Pa. hes sore
and mistrusts that IL 10 . cancer.
PLEASE send her 500 bottle.
Sold By A. A. Hall and Florence
Palace Pharmacy. mWfs
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How's This3'


We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Cstarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. F. J. CHENEY d co..
Toledo, o
We. the uDdersigned. have Anown
F. J. Cheney for the last 10 years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions. and dnan-
cially able to carry out any obliRa-
tions made by his hrm.
WaldinR, Kinnan d Marvin,
Wholesale Drugsists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken inter
nally. actinR directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent FREQ. Price 7bc.
per bottle. Sold BY all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipAtion. ssstsRA7R d
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Cali For Bids,

Notice 10 hereby given that bid
for the oonstruotion Of street and alley
crossings. on the west side Of North
Pixies Peak svsnus. and the north
side Of West Main street, - shown BY
the plans and specifications, will b
rscsived BY the city Of Florence. until
- O'Clock noon. Monday. June 10.
1905. Bids for doing said work must
be BY the square foot, and include all
necessary grading or nlllng. Plans
and specifications can be soon At the
oiaoo Of the CITY clerk. The sity re-
serves the right 10 re3sot any or all
bids.
June ~. 1905.
THE oIrY OF FLORENCE
Nay johnson.
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90.98 fl nti City Clerk.
Just What Everyone Should Do.
Mr.. J. T. Barber. Of Irwinville.
Ga always keeps . botsls Of Cham.
berlain's Colo. Cholera and Diarrhosa
Remedy at hand resdy for instant
nee. Attacks Of colo, cholera morbus
and diarrhoea come on so suddenly
that there 10 NO time to hunt . doctor
or 60 to the store for medicine. Mr..
Barber says: II have tried Chamber.
lain's Oolio, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy which 10 one Of the best
medicines I ever saw. I keep . bottle
Of It 10 my room - I have had sever
al attanks Of collie and Il has proved
to b shs best medicine ever used. =
Sold BY all druggists mwf
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Ditesa by . s.Drsach. !"

Aii4 wse1sta. . seeessssl fassss
i.ys.s |; ;i.sd ~ fFssssssssi : = -. ssss,sly
bit>sa q ~ risht am wsdsssaey
ey,eisg n . vissess hrsseAs h W.
IssskisG Alies vili ~ u s'ss.
- ~ . vseA uaAss ~ lseSss's
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D. 4 r. a. Rataa.

For samner yAses 20 all points saat
% sals Jsns iss 70 espssmbsr ao.. in
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HERE At HOME.
Flsreaes c,tiaeas Gladly Testify

Flsssnce Citizeas Gladly Testify.
II II testimony like tbs followipg
thas has PLACED ''the old Quaker Rsn-
sdy" % far above competitors. When
people right hsrs 81 home raise their
voies IN praise thsrs Il no room lsft
for dpubt. Read sbs ppblie statement
|of 3 tlcrSn0s citissn:
=. =. Cosal. now retired of ISL
Union stssss. says: ~ fsrmsrly fol.
lowed mining - su oocupssion in
Crippls Greek and exposure 10 all
kinds Of weather and the bard work
in connection with my calling no
doubt bad . tendency 70 weaksn my
Kidneys and I havs bssh subject 70
attacks of kidney copplaint sud rhsu.
matism for . number OF ysars. When
in the Aoute stage my back hurt 70
at times tbat could NOT lift . pound
without suffering severely. and II
contracted cold IL was sure TO seat
itself In the loins and misery follow.
cd. ! knew from the too frequent
action Of the kidney secrstiops that
my kidneys required attention hat mn.
til procured Doan's Kidney Pills ct
Daniels drug store everything / hAd
hitherto tried proved unavailins.
Doan's Kidney Pills sctsd more bene.
fcially than anything I ever employ.
ed. think they are remedy Of nm
told value.
For sale BY sll dealers. Price 30
csnts. Foster. Milburn Co., Buffalo.
N. T.. sole agents for the Unitsd
States.
Remember the name-D Doan sand
take no other. mwf
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Call for CITY Warrants.

Notice IL hereby given To tho holders Of the
following wsrrants on tho general fund from
The sboye vsrrSuts Viii & bs osid . on "rs..p,..
tion st the Office Of the city treasurer. Inter
est will cease above warrants thirty days
from tho date OF first publication Of this notice.
THOMAS n. HOWELLS,
City Treasurer.
First published June 18th. 1905.
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Have Yeu Z Cough7


A dcss Of Ballard's Horshound
Syrup viii relieve It. Have you q
coldi A doss Of Hsrbins II bed time
apd, frequent small dosss Of Horshound
ayrtp duftne tAs day viii remove II.
Ty'it foe whooptps 6otah. for asth.
NJ. for oouiumption. for bronchitis.
Mn Jos Nc0rath. ~ 3. lst street.
Hptahinsop, Kama. writes: II have
- 6lllsfdt Horshound Syrup in
~ Aully fes 8 ysars. and hnd It thu
- ma noss palatsble medicine
ever used. +" 80. 800. el.U0.
eoad by A. A. Hull and Florsnoe
Pslaqs Pharmacy. nwf'
Rio 0fande Excursion Rates.
Rates to Denver for Overland races
o. u for round trip. Selling datss
Jane ~. ~. July I and 9; dnal limit
for rssarn July ..
Strawberry day 0lsnwod SPRING.
I'll Ss for round trip. Selling data
Juss 10. good for rstern 10 days froin
date Of sale.
Exoursiou 70 Vestoliffe Sunday.
June issh. oi. 30 round "trip. Trair
leaves flofenos as .. m.
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vess for the queen:
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y. SUMNER. Agent.

veee eee the qusea.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-13
Men Past Sixty in Danger.

More than half of mankind over
sixty years ofage suffer from kidney
and bladder disorders, usually en-
largement of prostate gland. This
is both painful and dangerous and
Foleys Kidney Cure should be taken
at the first sign of danger, as it cor
reefs Irregularities and has cured
many old men of this disease. Mr..
Rodney Burnett, Rock Port, Mo-,
writes 81 suffered with enlarged
prostate gland and kidney trouble
for years and after taking two bottles
OF Foley's Kidney Cure | fell better
than | have for twenty years, al
though am now 81 years old" =
Anders and Philipp.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-13
THE HAy','KEYE STATE
Telegraphic Reports Of Important
Events Occurring During
Past Few Days.
MAIN HAPPENINGS OF A WEEK
Items of Special Interest Caught from
the Wires and Prepared for
Our Rcaders.

Sioux City, Ia. Sept G.-The failure
OF Rev. z. Henry Lewis, pastor of the
First Baptist church ut Pella. to return
from his annual vacation resulted in
the discovery that lie has been serving
Il sentence i'll the workhouse Mt Mime
apolis for the theft Of diamond ring
from a department. store.
Further inquiry established the fact
that he had been corresponding with
n school teacher ut Alankato and had
made violent love TO her. notwitlStand-
ing the fact that he has wife and
children ut Pela. The Mankato wom-
an has turned forty letters from him
over to the authorities. Lewis is .
brilliant speaker. His church has
formally expelled him from the min
istry
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-09-13
FIGHT DIVIDES
POSTAL CLERKS
Delegates from Finy-Five Branches
of National Association Bolt
Convention.

Cedar Rapids, Ia. Sept. 9.-Snatch-
ing the badge of the National !Associn-
ton OF l'ostoiice Clerks from his
breast. Delegate House. of Nashville.
Tenn. boted from the convention.
With him Went the delegates from
iifty-tive branches of the association,
including st. Louis. Detroit. Dayton.
Cedar Rapids. Omaha and Tacoma. 1t
WAS the climax of bitter speeches end
ing with the tabling of IL set of rcso-
lutions introduced by John Hunley. of
Cleveland, declaring the election of
officers the preceding day unjust, un-
fair and Illegal
The minority convention at night
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. Martin \. Desmond. st. Louis;
secretary, John Il. Hnnley, Cleveland;
treasurer, ID. l.. Mitchell. Cedar Rapids.
Tile action of the boilers will be
sent to all smaller cities, which will
be invited to join, and referendum
vote will then be taken oil several
questions. including the location of the
next conventions. Officers of the bolt
erS expect that the mutual insurance
feature will now he revived