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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
NOW OUT: Of DAN GER !:
:Kuropatkil, Reports to Cza1rGll hat Ia ]
Retreat Has Been
UNSUCCESSFUL.
(I,y Associated 1'rcss.)5

thy Associated Prcss.) S$s i
ST. PR sLJJRG, 3 March ia - /; S dts
patch from General 1Iuropalkil1,8 t tine
8EP. M..iS March 10TH says: 81
1.-THE retreat Of the army wa 8 very
dangerous. and esnecinllS trying q ZOE
those corps which were some Gil tancel
X from tho Mandarin rond. Z. S3835
3l3y 5"The Japanese penetr far INTO n
4he mountains III the direction OF "a
{Eg$ s. aWat1.$3$T hey threatened our troops,4E
but thanks to extraordinary Efforts,
1.-THE reason tho Japanese advanced
Tho enemy cannonaded the rout g I q o.
III or retreat from the east ana z west
The Eastern Mandarin road was sp' "a.
baracd u I two points near Tawan ma
the Pu r ver. N NJ 81 h; 4
Sfsj Our troops are very brave \,
"The second H army under l3 ZIG
SO easily fromSthe south Is II nat 3 y ne 3
% HUI, River, which covered our posi- posi- \
ton sat$AIukdot,, + IVES frozen oyer. A n
cneral Zeerpitsky is Wounded "a put put I
\ remains at the front. 8E s
& THO Associated Press horns that t ~
dispatch received BY Emperor Nic q Is
from General Kuropntk kin last&nfigl y y
addition to announcing the retrcat + OF 3the
Russian armies, added: f I'll +, Fs US
3@sIOur retreat Is being conducted Wild th R
enemy farrassing both our flanlss
3i&"The second army, under Caiiderililg
las suffered tho heaviest both II R ,lla.
wounded land prisoners .s3 35 II q7S5f55
How many are surrounded Is 5 4 ul Y
known. n b VI 81 VI II XXI
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BONE KILLS TWO.
Man MILO Carried Deadly E'x-
s5s5 plosives Was FornSto
E 10 1.!I "a ON 8
y Ass,,oociatcd sprlc,.s,ss,)

sT,TET RG. March II 1.-The & cx !i,;
fnlosIon of a bomb at tho Hotel Bristol lIi
adjoining tho Hotel p Angl eterrc. here,
just before daylight this morning blew blew
I'd atoms the owner Of the bomb. q man az
with Gan English passport and giving the g
name ofsfAlfrcd Henry Mccullough, and q %;
wrecked the "a Joining rooms, killing he
wife OF an officer and in1urlrlg several
other dodgers. \, III. "a. a., IS !,
ahd tramIsnaoHs se ,f ,13nt
tho man killed was Connected with he
tcrrorlsts plot bomb W1s n a. q tho
late minister OF tho interior. Won l'lcalyp,
and Grand puke sers l,s. Tho police pe,
&lieYc tho man was charging the bomb
Whom i exploded. lst " u " rs $3IS s
Au1indcnendent inyestlga lion lnndte by
the Associated 'rcss seems TO establish
beyond question liza t. The man j lied was
was tlct tious, ~. the man was ilNtol7
not n Russian. s4s5 .s5 ;.5 3l5g5
nIusty before Grand Duke sergus va as
ssnssnated the. mnn was ubscnt y for, 4 Wo
days, which $nigh + connect him directly
With tic grind duke ssnnrder. Nj 555
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y II ,orec = &, but 81 peace no. 1

large rolnforeen crts, but q peace not l'Ss :
word ,S
This was the emphatic staten ~ n e {
Count cass!nl.s he Iaussinn sssnt &C.
M echo Of heate should come5o y, !. q
ST. Peters burg no q rficial Was hlnSton
jwollla be- more urrrise i$t it 1
sian ani,nssa dor, ayll 9 al uloiiE hil been
Observation-Disclosures thai tltingS by vic '
tory for General v Kuronatk kin Gun bring
an &endftostlic8 wa IS
IS With A1ukden rs hissr,eW base N q rsha !
8OyamaS has determined to push rorti,war d
-ina he direction OF Hardin " tl,A a large
part eof hts sarnyfin tho effort to follow
4 IN his recent victory as RAPIDLY as posi-
bic, and accomplish his one great purpose
ofJadministcring a T really crushing defeat
to General Suropatkin. Il ..,5
s This information has rcac he'd Washing
ton from an iaut lucrative. source and ac-
3curntely%sets forth the esent pr gramme
OF the Toxic war ffice.t 8 ri.
f The u aI,ancse Minister wa Is ask ed WI t
effect. In his opinion, the battlo$of Muk-
den would have upon the tina te issue
4of%the war. g85 S3.s & Az. III Il
.Irors us it is but a chap in the great
conflict, though a. most importan ) one
the SministeraTenlied.l jls i
III II t Is difficult for mo to say how much
the battlego OF Mukden will contribute to-
ward peace for overtures for pea CO lllslst
necessarily come from the other side
s8s..Will Your government suggest pea ca,
I'M the light OF Oyama's victory?'''' The
Minister wa asked ns he entered Ills car
riage. S u 55 x is s.
THE Initiative. ~ repeat. cans5 sc arcoly.
sba looked for from Toxic ho replied,
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SHOT BY HER SISTER. S Al
tHeartrending Tragedy in a "a.
nous Moonshine District. AZ
N Especial Is The Times Dispatch /

Especial 10 lAJhb Jlrnee.Llspalctl.lt Y
S&s FLOYD. Va March .-- Wa y was
r ceiycd here this morning frsrn Nowlln's
Mills, whics, ~ near the limo between this
county and Franklin. that Bette Smith
shot and INSTANTLY killed Bertha Sowlin5
wit II as Aho t Kun. III Ms 3SS .
85l Tho girls. vito we1e half sisters. and
were romping q nd playing. # when the
Smith Girl picked up a. s!lot Run.sln told
The N6WlIn giri:5S.1f 5$you don't stop, & Z;
will shoot OF. Tho 81 I'll replcd s II am
not nfraid OF he 4 81 rs there - - n nc no
load ins3i t. =,
Tho Smith girl, thinking The, gun empty
SNAPPED II and All was discha rEed tho
entire load entering the other girls lica {, "
tearing II all ito pieces. |. 8 * "A
sa.r no remains were reno we'd by the Coro-.
uer. who mt once rend ercd a verd let of
accidental shoot Il 8 $
1hls nfiair happened ii Franklin eo,ln-i,
tx In IL otea ssetion or Rnnn,t Bsk
ma Is OF the revenue courts iaa the abode
OF the noonshiners:: Well knoWr, II to 4 the
revenue of1lcers az the place where N oon-s
shine whisxey is ma do a nd sold. iB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
A NEW RAILROAD B n: ||.| |! /
station AT ASHLAND !: ] !. IAN. l
Electric Lights Are in Sight
for the H anover
Town.
Sight
Special 3 i t5oHThe Times-p lspatch,,

!; sHLAND. VA, March The Town
Council last night gave permission 70 the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company to erect an dditional
waiting room. The building Or shed VII viii
be thirty-f feet long and vii bef erect res
cd on a strip Of land now use as q lawn
tor tho Henry Clay Inn It Will be located
OIL the north end OF the hotel lot and.
will I'LL "a long felt srcau!rcn,ent for south
bound passengers.
4 y Tho advent OF the electric cars To- ASH
land Will bring with It VERY decided im-r,
sproyencnt In the matter OF lighting he
town. Tho Town Council has under con-
islderatlong the granting Of a franchise 70
Mrs w, C. Newman Or 70 y. Mis- lFrnrlk
Gould, and his associates for electric
lighting. Yheg ordinance providing for
bids FOR this was + approved mt the last
meeting Of the Council and viii he passed
at the mex talneeting. MI FL AT .gS.S
8 Therekis a very decided Sact witty. N real
estate In Ashland. A number Of desira-
arc on&tlie market, md rs large number,
OF farmers who have been driven from
tho cold Northwcstt3t this Winter have also
sought faTmsR5ln the county q d1aeent$ TO
Ashlnnd. e The well known = gust lot wa g
sold last week for \ he s,llnGof 81 400
Paperers aud painters Will soon CONF
inencc work on he Henry Clay Inn, which
will no continued 4undc r The %manas cement
of MI. T. {. r. Gary and ownership 81 Mr.
frank Vaughan. 3..s N IS 81 ssf
The full roster OF the Nycdnesdn Club.
an Ashland, hns been compl eted, npl en-.
braces tho following Mrs. 4 d ison.l Mrs,
Bennett, Mrs. DcShnlmot, Mrs, Dadmun.
Mrs, Dechert, Mrs, Howison, Mrs. lioof
maggie, Mrs Phelps, Miss Matte McCul-s
len, Miss Potts Miss Wright, lss Petit.
Miss Lndcw,$ and Miss Hunter as So
prnnos; Mrs Wightman, iss Lancaster.
Miss 13lincoe and Mrs Fox as .nltos;S NJ r,
Dadmun. Mr.. Fox AIR. ,Wnl laeo. Mt.
fshcppe. MI, swn1lcy, tcnorF; Mr. Bent
a.ctt. Mr. Iiowison, Mr.. Hunter, Mr. l'oy.l
air. I.oavel, Mr.. Paine. Mr.. Shepherd and
Mi. White, bass. Il Il S
Tho club will practice With the Rich
.mond Club, in Rlchmond, The second, third
md fourth Tuesdays insAprll, preparato
tosthc spring festival In May. Under tho
successful and l,opsll era lea derslsip Of N Il.
Eugene All. Jones IT he Sea SONS u is now
~ n. 4 4
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Wonderful Spectacle.

This retreat must be 3rcckoned as a
wonderful spectacle. For miles infantry-j
l3mc,, and baggug1 wagons to-day strewed
1.-The Inc Of }march d For lapidity the Jnp-s
l3,inese movements for The first time We're
luutstrlppcd by the Russians In, With
drawing. Tho Russinns perhaps Ind
sluked more on the combined opinions
Of It's commanders nntl riskcd more than
|. Iii amy prov lo,is battle with tho Japanese
isThcfcruclal point Of the retreat occurred
lat dusk, When $theSrcnr guard troops and
the transport. which has reached san
.jtnitse, tell miles north of NIukden. sud
denly received n riflcSand grenade assault
from Japanese. which produced II stnm-5
I5pedc Tho success of tho Japanese in
closing against the armies trying to&get
away from the extended Hun River
bridge position, was evident
III ordering III detail General Kuropat-
Kin is said to have declared 4 t was done
Hin order TO satisfy protesting opinion,
that what ever the blanc, lie would take
it, which, In tho light of events, seems
10 show that he best knew the capacity.
OF the soldiers, $a
Tho battle of. tho right flank and round
NIukdcn appears to have been the great
est Of the war except I. at Port Arthur.
During the terrible fuststorm of Thurs
day tho Japanese witll6machincy guns,
OCCUPIED several empty houses IN q viii
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
kAUL BARS S CAPTURED
Send Another Army, Say!
Vladimir, When Asked What 1lI''tss
Car Will Now Do. B
( fBy Assooinlcd Press.)


sT.plriIRsDU1{G, March I :, - q. M M
Russia still ;hns an \ army In the Far
m st and sjts limo sof rctrGat Is not cut.
Field Marshal Oyamu's trap "a gain was
sprung TOO Il late II bag the prey he de-
sired and though pounded on the rear
( and both flanks by artillery and losing
heavily IN killed swoundcd and SDrl soncrs,
i General lIuropatliin, swithTtlle main por-
BtionS OF his forces intact, Is falling pa OK
slowly a 10 Tie Pass, whittier. q consider
( nble part I. OF his army already has ar
rived and Joined hands with the re-
serves Iii preparing Il position behind
which the bea on army may find shelter.
FP General $Ituropatkins himself with he
rear guard was ported Saturda vi g ter--
noon III the vicinity Of Syanzyasas wen
"a five miles below Tie Pass. having &C.
&complishcd some fifteen4inilcs Of his rec
treat and IL being plrcady beyond III u he.
I jaws or the trap, q as orig inally set. &: "
h Both General lluropatkin's ffielhl al Isl
patch aud ,stflt OF the Associated Press
4 from Tic Pass 5we rc$flled satul,da y tor
noon Tic news eont1l ncd lint these dis
patches will cause 4un bounded krclef5sfini
st. Petersburg. 4, a. long da 81 march \ or
even two, remain Z to 4 be accompll shed, !;
but the retreat now pres ehtss mo tncticali
difficulties and is believed to 10 large
slysa question OF shaking off The pursuing
va 9Sc lloi ~ ~ n ila!ihS hlu Sh tiiu HVi
parenty no longer a matter of cutting
SltsfWay through n daiole force. M II
4 The Associated Press dispatch from
Tie Tnss was filed With great difficulty
Fby the correspondent, who left Nlukdcn
with tho rear guard. spent lTridaytfwith
General Kuropatkn and took a. long ride
#to Tic Pass Saturday morning after
which he again returned to the front.
IA Among the .rulnors current In ST.
Petersburg yesterday one, said to- enla-.
nate fromFthe war office, was that Cen
crnl. Ilaubars and his staff were among
s the captured was impossible Ito obs
other rumors assigning various d specific
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lYHARAsSEDS BIY's:sJAP;S
Retrcati1ig l;sssiai1s anked on
gDotll5 Sid Is 4Ss !IfferS 1cavy Il

II Y 4. 81 4 b@
" ToIS1o. Mar. --5T Russian
forces Sare now retiring n from .Ntuklen
north@afd, They are 1 larked 5gonS both
sides by the Japanese troops III spur-
suit and are suffering u heavy losses. II
Late ins tic day, III g A fol flowing dis
patch was IN recei yed Il from tho Japanese
Snrmies In the Biz: /. T}
Our force inAthe Sing lsing direc-
M tlon after carry ing TIL erleny' posi- M
ton onSt NORTH fern eight OF Fushun 81
81 pursued him Isl far, as. II uiyuagpau. i;
II i've miles norlhsof Irushnn ana nts11
. o'clock last night resumes a. I, Igor
ll.'To-dny @o captured q few hun. u
dred light rallroad wa CONS and oth-
er swhichiFal(r'e under incvcstigai-
Admiral Ito Ghetto II he. s eneral staff.
and Admiral yumAmot ilto, the navy,
have ..g telegriphcdS their congratulations
TO Field Marshall Oyantn, Il i 5lsf
Atrack lat + ushun.
IgA5 II. M.--'rhe following dispatch from
the Headquarters d e the Japanes armies
Iii tho field was mad public today
II In tile Sing. king ( ~ endemic ERECTION
our foreeis noWEattackln Ing aE superior Il
H y force OF tho enemy occupying tho Z
'.All our forcessihstlle slaklc River
direction ysdislod gcd he enemy
on the right bank pf the, fl I'M River
rs Friday and surrounded the enemy cast
and north4of AIikden.5 il s. "a.
8, According 10 seVeral 1 report Is a u noon
March 10th, thpTsl RUSSIA ms filled " tho 4
q, district botwccnitlie abroad and Aink- 4
den road In grea tS conf lon 1 and ~ q
state orsutter exhaust on, I thousands 4
upon thousands OF 4 Russians are In
the district bntwten SnnWa,se Ugh t'mies
north OF Nlkden, and Mukden, re-
treating north ina miscra Bile condl-t
ton. We are unable to Q scertatn the
number Ollr artillery and infantry
In the vicinity arc pouring q fierce
fire upon them ,lnhictlng heavy dam
age. ssSSi &, u IA
"On Friday our detachment hurriedly
advanced front Singlmgtin, on tho 4
lIun2 River, between Mukdcn ana INl- "
shun, ana reached the Iu River, hr-3f
teen miles north Of II N den tllndl 1T II
II sunset was intllcting heavy t'n z, mage q u
II detachment Is nov tTyins 10 am lute
#thcn.'
Japanese Pursuit,
Noon.-'he Japanese, Wcd &c 81 drive
through tho Itnsslnn center g, on VIZ ltu'l
River continues to ndYunce I. no y
has already arrived II r. Ilannpn, some dls1
lance northeast uf Aiulfden.
1t is reported that the Russians are
retiring north along the railway, evil
IDENTIFY very badly confpssd, being caught
between the wedgesand he extreme y n
anese left. northwest OF Mukden, .
They have been heavily punished auF,
Ing their retreat along ne 3desrr'neq
route the japanese ellingl the dlsoF'
dered masses OF the russians, ,iI,
Minister Of War; Terra outchl mas lele-
graphed his congratula ms 9 tlfld MAR
shal Oyama und%to the officers and men
OF his army on their victory,
Field Marshal Oyama, In reply, aserltbes
his success to the Emperor nd The gal,
lantry and bravery or his ofhcers a ana
men,. 'Olasf- s,as55 K, Y ny
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
\ HIGH TOP INQUEST,
Dynamite Stored in Room Where
1.s Stove Pipe Ran, &
Especial to IT Tho Times IBIS ra,

T19 Specinl9to ho2Tlnles-IJ ISpatcll' 81
45 STANlR DsylLLT. Ct REENIg COUNTY
VA. March l1,--rhe coFonerts inquest In
Tho High TOP mining explosion. which
adjourned Monday to meet here, a dJourll,
ed for the second time, after examining
ssiXSl'it illnesses, s " 81
X The result OF to,days inquest shows
IRA, Inc dynamite Which exploded WAS
sssored In a shan IN largo quantities in
Il roam withfan initprfect stove pipe COM
iliss blgGgh the glqos from he room be- %
low NY IS N S N 8#
Tho inquest viii be continued Tuesday
5to9hear other witnesses. FL 5355 i5,a5 s
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n. IN MUD II I NIGHT.
Prominent Man Thrown From
Vehicle and Unable to Move.

ySpecIa1 II Q 1T mes LlsDat cf,J
KING GEORGE. VA. March INF.
Henry Az Mason. a prominent citizen OF
King George. who travels for a Whining
ton, Del. tobacco house, was resui.ning
from Frederic ksburg to his home here.
lust about night yesterday, when his
vehicle upset In tho mud !. Flo was throWna
out ana laid all Knight In the muddy rond. y
.sS 4 rIe was found By the nallcarrier from
Fredericksburg TO King George, ear y In
the morning, u and ii taken to y Travelle r's
Rest. II The hospitable home OF Mr., Bowie
Gray, where every a ttent!on wa paid
Shfnl, and i1e1 was soon revived.
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BUCKINGHAM CLERK
W. Hubbard to Succeed the
Late r, Forbes,
l(sl,ecialtoTIlc Times plspu,cllJ q

Islrl,ISINGIIAaI coURTHo lis,Ia A..
March ll,--W.SJ. Hubbard has been ap-
rointed clerk OF this county To fill the
Vacancy caused by lie death of ~. A..
Forbes. Mr. II ubbsrd was a one time
clerk OF the Circuit Court mere, and when
lie received his last hppoEntm mont .ts S.,s
d clerk In the state TREASURY Dsppt.g-
rseat at Richmond. an otfsce dcputsi Hsii
have to be appointrd, as tl.e s.Sit- +fi9
was deputy for f'orpes, deel.3.ss re"ss
pointnlent, i8at
Mr., Hubbard Is expected here on IN OH,
day to take charge OF tho office: Il x
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~; q BADLY BURNED. s;8
Boy Pushes His Little Sister Into
$s. the Fire. ~ En-

88 Especial To r. he Times . spatel.1 N 80
ssa SUF,FO LIZ. ". March: l H. While shop
ping today In SUI folk, Mr.. ana Mrs
Rhodes OF C,hucka uck. "a " lad 4 d tele-S
phone MESA go that 8n young child which
they left In charge or n nurse wa $ sseri-53
ously injured. Made almost frantic by
the news, they hurried homo TO find &a5
young daughter dang crously burned. An
Older brother had v pushed her into II the
fire. In case OF recovery, the child will
lose 6nt { least one scy e. 9f Il
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no Tickle Northern Palates,

Through fast freight fran, the far South TO
New York and Phladelph'a, y no asent \,
early truck and fruits An .employo 81 the
traffic department of tho Rlchmondi FIeler-
licksb,Ig ang. Potomac abroad stated Sester-
day THAI southern STRAWBERRIES We're now be,
3gnnng to iiieNs not 40 auanti! anas
"a result of Tho ieaYy 0ranJc some delay. Of
tbrpl3 ira ms is reg OIL S 4, ss
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Thousands Of Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect


III NOforct N @Eaa %
strength
OF #a
reasonable YER M shs
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portions OF I he Russ an, army TO the fate
sof$ their Port Arthur brethren.s6s5 5s5
ypcrhaps4be Judged by Grand .Du he Yladi-3
Mrs res1ionsa sIH icni, Id sket what wpplds
be RUSSIA S rGplYSto General ISuropnt kin's
defeat. ! Send /. anot her army. was his
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RAILWAY a GENTS.
lsSouthern A citation Will Meet
IN This City Early in May.

5l IN This City Early in May.
@ The Southern Railway Agenss Associa-l
5tion Will hold their annual convention in
this CITY,. May 9th to The 11th.G. The place
Sof meeting has not yet been announced
..hutSthe Richmond II otel has been selected
I as headquarters for members OF ITEMS
socintion. Mr.. G. l.. Gambler, of Atlanta,
AZ tho present president 9 the org MA
= lon. n
THE association will consist of about
100 members, many OF whom VIII be- ne
$companied to- Richmond by heir fami-
lies. y aft XII
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WILL FIGHT, SAY IcA ! IS N

spy Associated n Press
n WAsHlNeToN Nj. Maren l1,-"l Afssr Lao
Yang there Was TAX Of faeacei t1ussla' 81
answer was Reimbursement Ike Esss
Yang, Mukden Isl seems oIS an ~. Y
retreat and again 7lssla'a q nsWsr nal! ~
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Another Estimate Of Losses.

9santaitse, tho Associated Press lco ~
respondent, WITH others lost MI N y, x.
gage Iii The retreat, Many bodies ot
troops wero encountered, Some OF them III
III, advance. and soinc III the rent !, wh tN'
lwero constantly mistaken for tho "a pa pa !.
nese. Forty miles " retreat was n q g. r.
piished iii seventeen lotrs. y was y VII
tuaiiy through p1ougied fields. Will Iuuor-,
NOUS dust tlo,,ds, which made II IT inpos-
sjble to SEQ any distance. " great alrio,tnt
Of the ea,iipage, ammunition. gahs ana %
stores of tile Russians were lost. 5St i5'
THE losses &of men on both sides are g
irccokened ut 14o 900 for the cf,tirn fight
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IND VA MARCH 1905

ilage held w Russians and otherwise bat--3
tered tlIetr positions west re Il H. \;
road so tsitt ~lle,i tin cam with
Japanese shells ot, all Sides. II H,tggest'--
ed another ,t.ronjo Incident. FOR TIM !
hours not Il ,iiam nor d Horse rested ~ !.
willie .ti1e wounded were being gathered
lup 81, 5sthc two sides iii the I. rear $Satld
often lii tho center and every etlegry
was bent toward getting out of q trap,
tho jaws ot which were almost t'l'ot,5 the
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Tered untold misery. L became weak,
eu,ncated and very much run d0M !
and was Obliged to pass We ter I've ~ oft IN
night and d ny. "A fters1 had used e. sam
iplo bottle of Dr. K lner's swamp. Eoo 10Y
lief, ana Immediately bought Of my
druggist two lar e& bot ties md continued
stakinEdi tsregnlarly 4 I'M, plehAed .to 90 Y
can now stand on my feet all a. VI 'tth-
out my bad sStnpt onls " hat eyer. swamp C'''f
Root hus proved y blesstn 10 me. t2;l N
Ora tef,illy yours,
III NH 8; r "a UsTIf 4,
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@At 1890 o'clock tie Japanese had partly
for mt ,rawa1i, viii, shapncl,$
they shclcl tho sides OF d rectangle.
where the main army was moving with
grea L cxertior over inadequate, though dry
roads, and furrowed fields, but in perfect.
order. Tho Japanese. however, ucco,>:--I
plishcd at this place nothing more than
n, s,n01cntarya gt;lln1c(l e.t9af ~
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sNAfPRO0T Great Kidney, liver and Bladder
Remedy YOU Every Reader &c the
NV Sample Bottle Erect

@ F . swamp
s sais 3 @ s ] ss W S s ] @ @ S:
gHra Say
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but n, Y /, few days a fter taking your won
a,, ~ vas ,ont Fhealti, ahdrnn down gen:
e q; I i liad appetite, Was q wy and
suffered ! g With headaelie most 81 the time
the ca use of my trouble, but somel,ow
I. they nightS be. and I began t. king
such Il pleasant Staste,to swamp-Root; and
IT goes ariKhtstoSt the spot and drives dis.
ease, out .of itheSsystein. II has cured mo-
way and 1aoheerfuily recommend . It to
all fferers. Ss Gratefully yours;
s5 MRS. "A. 1..&SVAIsKER,
65t4i 33l Enst3L ndcn 4St.,FAtlanta: Ga, 288
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DR.. Fisher Named.
81 Governor Montague has named Dr.. John p.
Fisher. ,of Midlothian, a member OF tho board
OF visitors OF thu Medical N ;nllege, OF Nir-
gina, to succeed tho late Dr. W. r. Ma hews.
Tho appointment Is for lie, Nv X nj