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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23
MANY BLOCKADE RUNNERS.

Portland. Ore. Mar. 23.-AccOrding to advices bought by the Portland X Asiatic steamship Abaria from YokO- hama there are at present about forty blockade runners of various nationali- ties in Japanese ports. which have been captured attempting to enter Russian ports. The crews of the cap tured vessels are treated well by the Japanese. and as rapidly as possible sent to their home ports.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23
MUCH WORSE TO DAY.

New York, Mar. 23.-Appraiser of the Port George w. Whitehead, Who has been i'll for ten days past is report ed to be much worse and is now in a critical condition. He is suffering from erysipelas.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23
A WOMAN PRINCIPAL.

New. York Mar. 23.-The Chappa- qua institute hn WeSfche<ter. one of the Jest known quaker schools in the coun- try. is to have a woman principal. the first in it's history She i< Mrs John Cox wife of an architect living in this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23
DUKE OF CONNAUGHT. DYKE OF CONATGHT

Madrid. Mar. 23-Field Marshal. The Duke of Connaught- arrived here today to visit King Alfonso. The king with all his ministers. the civil and military authorities and the diplo- matic corps welcomed the duke on his arrival at the railroad station
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23
PAPERS SIGNED TO-DAY.

St Petersburg, March 23.-The inter. nal loan of $1OO,O0O,0O0 was signed to- day. The price of issue is S6 and the bonds are redeemable ill fifty years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23
WILL NOT INTERFERE.

London, March 23.-It is stated on high authority that the cabinet meet ing to-day had no connection what ever with interfering in the far east elN war.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23
BARN BURNED

A<hferL Conn March 2-The barns on the farm of Joseph Davis of PiI<iire have been burned following the explosion of lantern The loss was &2-sp, 10 insurance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23
NO NEWS AT HAND,

St. Petersburg. Mar. 23.-Gen Line witch telegraphed under date of March P that he had no news of any en- counters with the Japanese on March 21.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23
WEATHER FORECAST

Fcrpcast for Connecticut Fair to- night. Friday probably fair. Friday warmer. light variable winds. becom- ing southwest
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23

Kutno is situated seventy miles west of Warsaw. It has a population of about 10000 souls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-23
s18.oo, s20.oo,
 S22.50.

and upwards. There's the best show.
 ing of furniture now that we've ever 10 the public of Waterbury.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Index Assigned

Last Friday the Index Pub.
fishing Company, through q.
u. S,urm, editor aud mana.
ger, filed papers of assign
meni and askedfnr II receiver.
The court appointed X. Il.
BrIghtwell, who took charge
Of 'he plant in behalf Of the
creditors.
Mr.. Sturm fired a parting
shot ut the merchants and
people Of Saline by saving
t.hat they did not appreciate
n god paper and would not
give 1t proper support.
Lie lays the blame for h $
failur" mainly Ia the fac, that
his efforts ut reform were an.
tagonized instead of cncourag-
ed.
In his farewell article. h.
states that he will gn west tn
try his fortune again.
The paper will he continued
under the direction of the
court. and an effort made 10
sell il.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

Inventory and appraise.
ment uf estate of Catherine
NJ. Field filed, real estate "a
acres :. =. :. W. lS.j7.lS.
40 acres s. T.. :. T.. 2a57.l?,
80 acres T.. n. L.. li.jl.l9.
Personal estate cash $500.
Lot >. block |, A. p.
Browns 2nd addition to Nal.
Ia Bend, set oir as II home
stead Ia Judith Y. Brown
widow of William j. Brown
Deed.
10 acres south east quarter
pi southwest quarter uf sec.
-, twp. -, range ~ Saline
Co. Mo-. sci oil ~ u home.
stead Ia Matte j. johnson.
widow of James X. Johnson
Decd.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Rhodes Scholarship Men

President X. II. Jesse. of
the Missouri State lnivcrsi-
~ has just been notified that
John ;. Custer, of Liberty;
LaGrHnge;
&. W. l."aphnrt, BruokHcld,
Henry 7. Moore, BIcon; Her.
bert X. Smith. pa,,onvillc,
and Jos. q. Snyder. Kirk
wp,d, have PASSED the Rhodes
Scholarship examination.
George Il. Elliot, ~. Louis
and John q. Wclch. Of Colum.
bia. who PASSED the eyamina.
tlnn last year are still on the
eligible list. From these
g gh,,. he MissoIri Commi tee
on Selection. composed of
President X. II. Jesse. of th"
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Marital Troubles.

The troubles uf Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. +. Skinner. of Slater,
ar" again public property.
som" time ago Mrs. Skinner
filed suit for divorce in
Kansas CITY, which WAS mel
with u cross.bill by Mr..
skinner. \ reconciliation
wis effected by which both
agreed 10 Withdraw their
eases, but II is said MIR.
skinner failed Ia Withdraw
his cros>-bill aud secured u
divorce. On learning this
Mrs. Skn-"r appeared in
court with her attorney, X.
B. Run. aud has had the
d,vDrc. set aside, temporarily
Ut least.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Terribly Cofed

Louis Phillips, au old and
respected citizen Of Farvill".
had n i,rrow escape from
death Monday. He was at.
lacked by an cnragrd bull at
his home aud. Anock"d down
aud gored and would unduubi.
cdly have met his death uad
not a colorcd man aud hi> son
came Ia his rescue. The son
shot the bull four times with
u shot gun before h" gave up
the fight. DR.. \. II. ". Sui.
livan, of Miami, WAS called
and found Mr., Phillips suffer.
ing from three broken ribs
and n great many bruises.
The bull was u drhuru"d AM.
NAL, otherwise he would have
inflicted even nor" srriuI-
injury than he did.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

University Of Missouri.
Chancellor l.. :, Chaplin.
Washington University.
Presidcn, Vim. Henry Black,
Missouri Valley College.
Right Rcv,Eeud Daniel :.
put,lc, ST. Louis aud. Righ,
Reverend John !. Glcnnon
Archbishop. st. Louis. will
select the Missouri Rhodes
Scholar for 1905. This >chul.
arship will yield approximate.
ly Slj0O u year fdr three
years. Only ytwus scholarships
can be held AT one time for
the same State. Eugen"
Blolg itt of Shclbiua, was a =.
pointed last year. lie and
this y'-Ur's app"inl"c will Gll
Missouri's quote until 1907.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Sold Out.

y. W. Hunter has sold out
his entire stock uf clothing
and store fixtures an the east
side of the square and will
retire from business. III
health j. the eau ~ assigned.
We hope he will decide To re-.
main with us and again en-.
bark IN business later ON.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Victory for Missouri Valley.

The base hall game between
Missouri Valley and tn"
town boys Monday resulted
IN u score Of IL To. Il IN favor
Of Missouri va ley. VERNE
Mccormick mud his caliIr
bone accidentally broken.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Sold His Store.

Sterling Price sold his store
and house at Hardeman Ia
VIII Davidson last week,
possession April lst. Mr..
Davidson is a farmer resid.
ing near Little Rock. Mr..
Price expects to. move 10
California.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
PROBATE COURT

Letters of administration
upon estate of Rosa Rhodes,
lcol. granted Ia Pub. Admr.
Sale bill Of personal estate
of Dennis II. llartsonk. decd
lille! amount Sl3SI.30.
Letters of admr. granted Ia
John He'll qdmr. of estate of
George Herald Ccul.)
will of Jesse Diggs filed
aud probatcd. Walter NJ.
DiggS admr. with.will annex
ed. House aud lot and con.
tents nf house in town of Ar.
row Rock, and $500 in cash
bcqu"athrd Ia his wife, Eliza.
beth Diggs for her use, dur.
ing lii" aud at her death Ia go
toCnrry l.. Dlggs. Remainder
OF estate equally divided
among the remaining chill.
drcn.
Bond of Walter NJ. Diggs
in tn" sum oi $4,000 approved
and letters granted.
u. l. Peak finally discharg.
al ~ gdn. for l.. NJ. N"alr.
Report of sale of minors
interest in 08 acres Of rcaI
estate, AT +. Rector gdn. foI
Joseph West filed and approx,
ed. Deed ordered. Minors
interest ] II interest. Price
S2S.57.
| Order sale real estate oI
Minnie and s. X. Ray. (minors
interest said interest cbn
sl,ts of liz interest in lot .
blk. ,, Llughlin's and Her
rings addition Sweet Spring,
One Twelfth interest in p
acres Of y. W. corner of y
W. ! of n. T.. ! Of sec. II twp
~ range %. Report 10 b,
made at June term.
Applications Of N. j. Hal
ley jr. for letters of nlmr. o'
estate Of II, j. HALEY dec,
and approved. Bond Of $500
ordered to he given.
Inventory appraisement o
estate Of VIM. NJ. Whit
filed real estate ~ acres S. W
:. f., and lot ! :. T.. 5. W. an,
f.. pit. n. ! :. f., S. W. SEQ
l., twp. 81, range lG. 25
acres +. 7 n. w., :. W. pit
y. T.. y. ) 5. W. sec. l3, twp
IL, range -. Personal es
tate appraised SlaS9.22S.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
DEATHS.
MRS. HENRY HUMANN

'ffHAN ~ wv :" - ~ F
died at her home two miles
south of Arrow Rock, on
March. III. oI lock iiw, at the
ag uf 81 years. Her husband
aud Il boy of : months survive
her.
Mrs. Human was formerly
Miss Mittie Eilers aud was
marrlcd two years aga
Abnut two week previous
Ia her death, Mrs. lismaun
stepped upon u rusty mail aud
a> II result blopd pois"ning
sci IN. followed 10y luck jaw.
Her funeral occurr"dat the
Little RUck Evangell, III
church on March 18th, Rev.
u. II. l5uchler officiating. u
wis the largest ever held at
That church.
j. 7. T.. lIOOD.
died suddenly II, his home in
Arrow Rmk Tuesday, aged
about 80 years. of lagrippe.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Three Burglaries

are reported Ia nave occurred
ut Blackburn last Thursday
night. The saloon. II hard.
war. store and the post office
were broken into. The bur.
glars escaped.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
Hotel Wedding.

II. G. Montgomery and
Miss lmc2 Shumate. of Slater.
were married ut the Ven.
dome Hotel by Rev. J. +.
Abbott Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31
New Minister

Rev. Rt :. Osborne. the
newly appointed ministc" Of
the First NJ. f.. Church. will
preach ut the church next
Sunday morning and evening.
The Marshall republican., 1905-03-31

mains were laid tn rest in the
Sappington cemetery Wed.
neslny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
Pc Il | A
The Safest and Most Reliable
Household Aperient.
ONE DOSE gives IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
ORDINARY DOSE, A winegassful Before Breakfast.
The good effects Apcnta Water maintained BY smaller
and steadily diminishing doses repeated for days.
ONE DOSE gives IMMEDIATE RELIEF

most beautiful The best portion Of his
time had been spent going from one
place TO another, identifying children sup
posed to be Luna. There were six chill
dren left, four boys and two girls. Inc
four smaller ones were later placed IN
the Baptist Orphanage ut Salem by their
good friend Mrs. Mary l.. Luton. me
older son, Willie, Joined the United states
army George, the second son, has been
living with relatives until lately he has
been with Mrs. Tuition.
A WONfANS WORK.
Public interest died out after the
mothers death. But, nothing daunted
Mrs. Luton continued the search. with
an infant in her arms. she has made
trip after trip to Church Roads. she mas
employed detectives Mt her own eA-
pense; searched through Northern States
and strange to say, found child IN the
State Of New Jersey corresponding IN
age, size and appearance with the lost
child, and 1t was found that this child
had been adopted by the people in the
same month that Luna disappeared; ana
another reason why 1t would be thougnt
this child was Luna, one of Mrs. j yner,s
neighbors was found living IN a halt
mile OF this place had found suspicion
so strong against him had moved away
from Church Roads. Mr.. Chandler, the
uncle was sent to identify the child, but
was again disappointed. He declared It
to be the most striking resemblance he
had ever seen, but 1t was not Luna
A, detective was then employed by Mrs.
Luton to find now evidence around the
neighborhood Of Church Roads. IN this
she was successful. 1t was found that
neghbors had grudges against the JOY
ners, one of them being the killing OF q
dog by Mrs. Joyncr's boys. IA
Several of them implicated themselves
by remarks about the family Ihis was
taken as a clue. p
It has been followed until now; there
Is no doubt but that tho child is alive
and WE'LL and can be gotten as soon as
the parties can be arrested IL
FOR the reason thatathe publication OF
the child's whereabouts might Interfere
with the girls recovery, her location IS not
now given.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02

= PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 75c.
to 81. 90 with Deyoe's Gloss Carriage Paint
HI weighs 3 to 8 DIS more to the pint
| than others wears longer and gives a
gloss equal to new work. Sold by Harris
l. Hardware Co, Gt3 n .IfF,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
SHEPHERD X smith
n HAS S. Been INDICTED Nd III.
Manchester Man Is Charged
With Larceny Of En-
ployer's Money.
y III

The May term OF the Hastings Court
commenced yesterday and the grand
jury returned q large number Of true
bills. u,
Among them was one against Shepherd
X. Smith. for larceny. Smith is the
father OF Ralph Smith, the little 'Manches-
ter boy, whose mother Is now under ar
rest charged with his murder. Tho man
lis charged with the larceny Of money
entrusted to him by his employer for
deposit ii 81
Following are other true bills found:.
/. James Allen. malicious wounding; Eu-
gene Blankenship, alias Eugene Bos-a
slelx, housebreakng and larceny (three
sindictments); Paul Brown, malicious
woundnE; Lee Duncan. malicious wound
ing; Richard Hardesty, Charles Krtley.
William NNalthall, Richard Carter, house
breaking, etc., Della Haynes, aiding !. to
abducta Della Haynes and George VIII
skinson, aiding, ETC., in abduction: Nora
jerks, alias Nora Howard, taking away
child, ETC.: Josephine Jones, grand lar
ceny; Buck Nash. malicious wounding;
Charles Payne, grand larceny; Robert
Sellers, malicious wounding; Shepherd Il
4 Smith, larceny; Joseph Washington ma
licious swounding: George Wilkinson AID
Ing to abduct; Charles Butler, DESERVING
wife; Joseph Green, deserving wife and
child; William A. Ward, DESERVING wife
and children.
Court adjourned until Friday, but the
Jury will not be called until Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
WEST POINT SUNDAY. Il
Rev. ]. r. 3Bowden8at Y. M. G. A.
Mrs. Jobson INV. c. t. u. 3!

s3 tt Especial ITO ThcgiTtnles- D!spntch. )fiF
sBowden, from Albernarle, add ressed the
Young Mems Christian Association In
their hall at 2:3O o'clock Sunday "a fternoon,
and preached to very large congrega-
ton at the Baptist Church at night. MIR.
Bowde pastor here about y seven 9, us
TOM He and his family re on "a visit to
Mrs. Howerton, Mrs; BoWden' mother. i
president OF the Woman; s Christian Tenn
tperance Union In King liam and Hen
rico counties, addressedf II g. q temperance
mass meeting. at the Baptist Church at
4 o clock in%the afternoons A large and
audience listened to her
adarsssIi a The musical
Judge Mann passed through, West .a PSint nj
cestsg court where h sRoks the
session. ky s. st n .a
Me- srs. II I. Lewis. Thomas II. ]; d
wards and A. Julian Bagbys left3for Glou-
cester court this morning. I'm " sf \
Rev. J. T. Cuthreill and wife left this
morning for q trip to Norfolk.
X Miss Marian Owens left for visit to
Misses Patte and Carrie Green. of Nor
folk. Va. ,5tli So ii5 35ff3sig l}q SstRs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02

Fatally Stabbed in Jail.
Especial to The Tiynes- Dlspatch.)
ROANOKE, VA, Il May l.-rimothy
O'Leary, who was stabbed In jail BY q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
ROsEBUDERA
"A Pantorairne on /" Nearer, Ny
God, to Thee" Causes Comment.

Especial to The Timos-D ispntch.)
CHESTER, VA, May 1.-The Rosebud
Rally, at tho Methodist Church here last
night was pronounced by all who attended and
remarked upon it, great success The chill
dren performed their parts creditably. and
the pantomine on Nearer My God to Thee"
was beautiful and dramatic. The six girls
selected for this dumb charnde'' were nearly
all Of one stature and dressed IN light. flow
ing white robes and slippers with pure white
Fairy Graces" and angels of light
Miss Lula Rowlett, Of the Chester Hotel,
sang the hymn. with Miss Ida Lou DuVal at
tho song in It's every sentiment by most grace
full. pathetic and soul inspiring gestures and
%postures. Some few of the "od foges'' left
the scene depreciating the exhibition on the
pulpit platform OF the church. the pulpit hav-
Ing been removed, but 1t Is safe to say that
tho solemn. reverent pastures and dramatisln
Of the girls, accompanied by the pathetic words
Of the hymn, beautifully sung. brought tears
to thcb eyes and made some Impressions OF
heavenly aspirations.
dan, wife of the pastor, and the drilling for
the punton,ine wns done by Mrs Dr.. a. j..
Hurt. You could hear the nickes dropping.
DROPPING as a class of little buds car
missionary aid The church was filled to its
M Miss i Mel. Holland. Of the Hotel do choser.
entertained the children OF the village this
afternoon with tho festivities and role Of the
''May Pole" The children greatly enjoyed the
MIR. wm. Campbell and wife are stopping
hero at tho hotel. Mr.. Campbell is a son OF
the founder of the Christian or Disciple
Church, the noted Alexander Campbell. lgtg
| days ago, after q seven months session. Mrs.
! Lyons school will close OH June I'd. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
Washington Matters. !,

n (From Our Regular 8Correspondenta, -
q WASHINGTON; D.EC., May Matthias
Mansfield appointed postmaster at Reno
Vile. Princess ifTlnGS county. Va, vice
John f. Cox. resigned: H
North Carolina rural routes ordered ess-
tablished & June LIST IS! Powellsville. BERTHE
county-Route51, population $50. houses
ul s $50, houses EE12o. s' & !.
The Newport Plumbln Heating and
Timing Company. ffINewport News, to.
steam heating plant IN new public build.
ing at Charlottesvllle$a at their bid Of $2,257.
They 4agree to Ecomplete con tract. on or
before november. 90, 1906, AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
have the whole matter investigated by

have the whole matter investigated by
tho board. Isl
Captain 1ipscomb had selected OFFICER
Moore, OF the force. to 60 to New York
after prisoner Smith, but the Mayor or
lered Sergeant Wright to go and gave
him written orders.
The question now is. who had author
ity to select the officer, the mayor or
the chief, 1t Is said that Officer Wright
was compelled to go, having received or
ders from the head of tho city government
and that be Is blameless in the matter.
The fight is between Captain Lipsconp
and Mayor Maurice.
When seen last night, Captain Lips
comb said:"I will not submit to any such
action. The whole city is talking about
1t and shall have the matter thorough
~ investigated. don't wantto do any
thing while Sergeant Wright Is away, but
/ shall certainly prefer charges as soon
as he returns and find out who has
charge of the police force,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
MANCHESTER MAN
IDENTIFIES HIM
Continued from First Page.).

(SOuLl1iuS ~ Jill - ~ = go ~
into the case, but be was willing to agree
to reasonable delay. He insisted that
Monday was too remote, and urged that
the case be set for Thursday. After the
discussion. Mayor Maurice set the case
for Thursday morning at 10 o. clock, and
the witnesses were recognized to be pres
ent at that time. 4
Go to Grand Jury.
AZ Mr.. Page, in addressing the court,
stated that tho case would have to go to
the grand jury. There can be no doubt
Of this. Mr.. Page also snid N
"Publc interest and public Justice 8de-
mand a speedy. trial and I cannot therefore
agree to any unnecessary delay"
Mrs. Smith was driven to the court
house in an open vehicle by Sergeant
Saunders She was dressed In black and
was heavily veileu. A large crowd filled
the courtroom and surround ed tho build
ing Mrs. Smith was taken into the pri-
vate office Of the chief Of police and dld
not enter the courtroom. When court
adjourned, Mrs. Smith had conference
with her attorney, after which she was
driven to the Jail.
In speaking of the case. MI. II. NJ
Smith, of counsel for the defense, said
that on Sunday, Messrs. Davis and Davis.
Wells and himself had been In confer
ence Mt Mr.. Wells's Office, In Mnnches-
tier He stated that he had not with
drawn from the case and had no inten-
ton Of SO doing He stated that they
would prove that the child did not die
from any whipping he had received from
either the mother or father but that no
came to his end from the effects OF his
own evil habits. When asked If Mrs.
Smith had seen her other child since she
had been confined to the JAIL he said:
''she asked me II she might not see her
child, but told her that ! thought that
it was best to leave him with the
good people who were caring for him.
Will Prefer Charges.
Last nlght,.at meeting of tho Police
Board, Chief Of Police Lipscomb stated
that he would prefer charges against Ser
geant Wright. of the police force, fol
| leaving Manchester without his permits
sion, The chief said that he would wal,
until Sergeant Wright returned. but thai
he would certainly prefer charges anc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
W
GIRL WILL KNOW
HER: FATE soon.
Nan Patterson Faces Jury I'm
flincllingly and Seems Con-
fident Of Acquittal.
LEVY C0NCLU!D Es. ARGUMENT
----.--.- ----------- ----
Declares Case Is Either One Of
Deliberate Murder or
Suicide.
LEVY CONCLUDES. ARGUMENT
(By Associated Press.)

10Y ACKNOWLEDGE 'TeSS.)
NEW YORK, Il May i.-"This case is
one Of deliberate murder or Suicide.
There can be no manslaughtcr about It.
There should be no compromise verdict.
She Is either guilty Of murder in the
first degree or not at ALL"
II With these words Abraham Lovy,
counsel for Nan Patterson, brought to a
close this afternoon his five hours argu-
lnent in defense Of the former chorus
girl, charged with the murder Of Caesar
Young. la
During the long argument Miss Pat
terson faced the: jury unfinchingly. The
court room was crowded, most OF the
attendants being women who struggled
to get look at thes defendant. At one
Mr.. Levy while court officers expelled
from the room some women who per-
sisted In discussing the case In audible
tones to the annoyance OF all present.
Mr.. Levy reviewed all the testimony
in detail. It was s o. clock when. after
having spoken In oil over five hours,
he concluded his address. During his
long talk Nan kept her eyes fixed on
the jury watching tho effect Of Mr..
Levy s argument, WHICH may uectu e A'e'
fate.
When adjournment was announced
Miss Patterson walked back to the pri-
son with steady step. She made no
comment on the days proceedings. As
sistant District Attorney Rand Will
make his closing argument tomorrow.
Tho district attorneys office Is max
ing a thorough Investigation of story
as to the suppression Of certain evil
dence in tile case. "a number Of wit
nesses have been ;subpoenaed, and aft
davits will be taken from them at the
conclusion OF the trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
4. CLEVER EVASION.
Due Bill Used to Make Unpa.
triotic Voters PAY Up.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,) "
gTAZEWELL VA. May lit Is stated
upon good authority that the management
Of the Republican party In this State has
hit upon q new plan for getting the poll
tax of unpatriotic citizens OF that party
paid The following due bill is being cir
culnted III this county, which is q very
good evasion Of the Barksdale pure cleo
ton law. Due, one dollar and flfty-eight
cents, value received, money borrowed, I
waive my homestead exemption as to
this debt. witness my hand and seal this
April, 1905. (seaD," IL ls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-02
NO'MoRE FLOODING

Mrs. Anna Belle Thornton, Of Enza-
We, KY, writes: Cardu has
done for ne what our best doctors
failed to do. suffered surely what
No other poor woman has-syezything
but death. | had failing Of the womb,
irregular periods, flooding, etc, Car
dui has cured me permanently 10 every
respect, and am DOW restored. back
to good health. NY husband tolns
me 10 praising this blessed remedy"