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/ i + i 8 ]: /. VANDERBILT 7
New Main Building Will be
Erected ct Once.
(Ry Asaocla ted & press.))

q NAsIIYlI4I1l1, TEN NJ, Aprll sd .l,---'F Ne
main building of the Vanderbilt y UI,iyerT:
slty, destroyed by fire yesterday, VIII
Ie reh1llt.s u ie plans H. he me eetsfl
at the next meeting 81 tile 30 ard Of ,i,'lla-
tees, The destrltctlo lon Of the main build
Ing Will In no Il way a eric, q wit y The
operation Of he scl,opl NJ q
Many fiirIceless trea sures Were ID Troy,
ed. ii rho library o 20. 900 Volumes is Is rear-i
~ reduced, the .sraauat to Al brae!! IN peirg
d total toss. Cost and 8ex nsiye elleiAi,s
cal, physical and pllarl na ecu Y pl, alsl-
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VICTORY FOR DRYs.
One License in Five Granted by
ss:s554s5.a8s Mecklenb11rP Court. -. u

Especial to tho Times Dispatch.) ~
4 SR1PWITH. VA. April 2l.-The Neck
lenbllrg Circuit Court at this term has
been an unusually stirring one so far as
tho liquor contests were concerned. There
Rere 1--WE applications for. distiller,s license
ana only one was granted The most re-
Tnarkable victory has resulted from the
greatest fight that the drys. have ever put
up. r3s5S atsg
Mr.. Thomas Whitehead, Of Lynclburg,'
was the leading council Of the TEN pcrance
men. and ne was y strongly backed &C b Y
y. 5 N itlinrns, 8 OF this county. The tenn
perance sentiment is rapidly growing In
this county,. III ~ % MT
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( AT LANTIC COAST NE

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRp.i
lTtFE& STREET STATIC N.
&HsS# DEFECTIVE SUNDAi,Slta {1sT III
e 9:05 rA3 n. "a L. EXP ress TO ALI polntA
ooo A. ,-p etersburg and Norfo
u 10 p NJ. Pc tersburgy and N. and IVY. Vest
~ 400 p. Ape tarsburg and Norfolk. Stssgg3
ss4;1U P.i odsboro Local. ss 38y
Il 6I6 r. N. Pc tarsbnrg Local s{SS
Il 7:25s r.. M-1Florida, snnd West Indian LiMss
tied. to all points South. IN
3 a:ao e. 3M-Petersburg and N Z. and W. West,
Ii $50 r. MISUNDERSTANDING .ocal
i55TRAINaS ARRIVE NRICIIA1O ND-DA1LT1s3E
IS :33 A. :45
40 "a. .Op r. NJ $50
$P. NJ rs IL. M. BIS
Except Sunday. :. sunday on s3
1g'55E5S' c. s. CAMPRElL, DIV. Pass. Agt IA
W. 81 CRAIG Gen. Pass Att Sisf INA
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r ,[yIlg G2....NlAIIsilIaTs.

4. "; richmond April q, 1905
aetiWs sat al,Sia light sedr
nhnhnke,l. duiet, but firmi lfsht receipts sum
Cured Market aetSs ,at prices $, qln1,taa,
lGc6lptss 81, 4, l. n TX n, o,,,,d
9ortier nj much OF the tobacco coming In %.
damaged, n and When such " tho case az ais
fir .beow market price i, Il x q VI
,rhe quotations are as follnws' w AZ
DARK FIRED TOR Acco--SlIyys3
t,s Z . . \. !. 4. {. i. AGO 8lS o, %
s.hnnrt Il, medium leaf !. %
onp leaf 4. !. 81; ~ go " 10
s I;SssS ~ 10. 20 10
5p sasisSs ElRBb ~ Z q
mn lea 100 do D,0t
Eaa sfat and ssast 9is
8S l3Rltt I3I 5T(}EAS (, q % ~
5SailK N TX 1SFy,@s ~
MeN,u (. I. %
ei Il Ja I, i isss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
Print Clio theMarket.s
Z - { BS..;s Z. assrNfutnii. FrassI'

Ill, r So. q ssales In
the print cloth market fdils. The; week 4 are
holidays IN efsnt Z parts sy6f fp,,n, Try
during the Meek Is tributed the fsht hu,ount
OF business trans cted In the local ma sketl
General conditi Ions remain about the same. as
for a month pas t., eEqta IN are quoted 1at
y lilo. al decline Of 1t1s from last weeks
price, and wide and ma rTpyi odda are sailing
on that basis. z W. !
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ForGfurther Information apply to gents
II "A t.s C. s.. CAMPBELL,
= DivlSion Passenger Agent,
4 SSS East Main Street, Richmond. Va
NIGHT TRAIN s, Il LIZA TO ASHLAND,
5 ACCOUNT w e DINE sDAYs CLUB
ssf ~ s5ySf XII &REHERSALS.. 835

special trains viii leave Elba station III
,11;15 p, M Tuesdays April 18th
and 18th, 1905. for Ashland and inter
mediate points. sl All VI tickets, including
Communication forms. will be good on hese
trains: Rate from Ashland to Richmond
and return on 4 he above dates SOD.
SIS l5 4 w. 4 r. TAYLOR.
4 tx Ira re la Adanager,fs,
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ii, s, LIZARD. II.
District Passenger AGENT !.
M GIT TR All \, & LA 8T ASH LAND.
Acc COUNT M e On e spAY g w q SS s.ss

Account Wednesday Club rehearsal spe-
5cIal train will leave Iclba latloils OF A 40
n. NJ Tuesday, April rs III, 1905, for a sllr
land aid intermediate points. All tickets.
Including commute ion d ~ ems. wiil IS he
coed on train. Rate from a shland A Va
Richmond ahd return ,ai, ne apaNp date
SOC. 4. q
tAl.Ls.sr
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\ FIRED mt az CROWD.
Irate Brio klayer Kills One Man
Others Hurtain Scramble.

IS 3s rs (BysA ssociat Ed .Press,l n
HOT SPRINGS A1iK,,. April, 2l,--J /. u
,cavanaugh h, a :brick layer, fired five shots
from asrevolver. at asgroup Of brick MAJ,
sons here to-day. DIN NJ. faIadiga Of
Clinton, Mass, was i2!stantlJ Killed. In
cranble for sa set II .os several other Ia
sborers were severely hurt. 4 no liopble
arose over al serence I'm local Bri. kia..er
Onion matters. c,aVa tA}re |, u IN
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8sEAeoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. {

Reduced rates To Columbia, s.. g., ana
return, Account Of Con ference OF Educa-
ton In the South, tho Sea board vii soil
round trip tickets from Richmond TO
.columIia. 8, G.. at rate of I, u 1850; pros
portionately cheap rates from Others
stations. Tlekets sold April 2ad to 25tf.
inclusive. good returning at any time IN
or before May 9th, lst6,
For further Information as to rates.
schedules, Pullman II reseryat lions. etc..
apply to Richmond Transfer Company,
.Depot Ticket @ ffce, or to Passenger Ot-
flee, $50 East Main Street. NJ \, !.
II @ yg Nv, Il, TAYLOR, 5 IS
A XIV City tricketS Agent,
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I Riehnao!r, ders III, New Y ok

fSpecityl a to The ,IlnlGsI DIS atch. D
NEW Vol an n, II. =. q y
more and Hlei Cont noft Ia Henry; asald
I I'LL Myers Jr:: Mem "A ms ~ 81
ierS and ne; rand esJpl ons n u prka
III sIGoWU and sVtt d,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-22
RICHMOND Il 81 4 q GRAIN AIAR11ET.s
Richmond. Aprlis 2 i ian Y |
/ W. 5s rs OuOTATION


s3sS 81 QUOTATIONS 5ssffSsS5 n
Itong6erry eSi t. 6
~ Mixed Gear lots g tflss
g Shortbcfrys car 20 !le eg II.
NoS2 red (ca r. ts) l53
Ne Mo-. red Gear Lotto LIZ .
Mas. bag lots. 70 ~ !, = &
Va. BAG IL Is. i. !, u. q SO u
No, white Gear g, .,,ia g 49,
Nos White M s. g 5p7s
BIZ No. mixed tear Il; s..: @
II lcar4 s3 S7ssqp %
ixed faE III I, I. a
No. s mixed lot s3H o. 81
H No.52 white Gear slotsy . SO
III No. white (car 10 tsl: &, g s =,
RYE o. q ~
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Literary club, OF this city. and about
one hundred invited guests lie was
introduced BIZ his uncle, Miss Mary Z. VI y
his audience In q most Interesting way.
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s. AB \ AR ID
AIR LINE + RAILWAY /. 81 III

I no 1905. S.ss y III 81
TRAINS LEAVE IiICIiMoNDI7D a!
a.to1A III. II ocal--For Norlina ind Hamlet 81
90 IS M Seal BOARD NV F'asr sAlail--Savann,lh,
.f5'1ii j jacksonville, Atlanta and SouthH
10 100 i. aboard Eapress--Sa annah " ck-
~ sonvllle, Atlanta and SouthWe f. 5 sss
TRAINS ARRIVE IsICIlMOND p. ssSS23Ssst
a5 a. Al,-rom Florida, a tlanta ands south-
q :55 Fl M.-From. Florida, a tlanta and South
$50 n II From Local Points. Si i93i NJ
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I'D E g. ID Richmond, Frcdericks.
Bas n & ] ! burg g Potomac r. r.

n V r -
Trains Leave Rich1nond---N orthWard.
Ans A. M.--pal y-Dyrd 81. Tnrougn s
6;46 4. AI.-Iia:y-- ST.. I through
7;25 a. Nj Week Days-Flba. Ashland .''
$40 4. M9psiIs-Hyf St. Through. Local
1905 noar--Weels pays-lyra 81. Throush;..
Y. burg Ags e ,w rs ten 81. rhrous
e e:SS f. R,.M Nj, pays-Ipa Ashland ..
s;o5 fPe .M.Mpaily,. syrd ST.. Through.
Trains Arrive Rlchnlone--So uthWare.
$40 a. M,-Week DayEseElba' Ashland 3Ac'
$50 (, NJ eWsss pays-Bysd ST, Fredeslsks-
S :S5 a. Al.--Daiiy, Byrd @ St. Through.
II ito a, M.--Week pays---Isyrd 81. sThreush.
.14 +. M..s sfSni; ST.. Through. ~ .l
6:iis +. Il. Wssl; pays-Elba Ashland Ao4
57:ls + M,@pal byrd g T ~ y,
e.5o III M.--Da.ly-- Main ST. Through. a & III sgg
\ 9NOTE~rullman Sleeping or Farlor Ca rss on
nil above trans eXsept trains arriving Rich,ll
mend 1i;bo a, NJ week days and lacal accom-
Time % Arrivals ana departures and eoanss.
a sgtF s 4E.i ss
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5tsRAirIMoRE. Md April u H. UTTER:
Firm and unchanged fancy itni ton as2
doss creamery "a do. lndlr store
mach "a 81 spfislc GEggsLSteady and unchanged
Ii no (3 Cheese--Firm and unchapge cd arEe,
1aS G. {; small, Il, Sugar Strong and ~, IN
cha ngeG sf3S ~ 5, III
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i PRODUCE p 1 NfARJlET. /

NEW york, "a pril q. III UTTI1R RE rr, 9 nd
unchanged Cheese Efrm and NJ unchanged:3
Eggs 81 eady and s,Incha nged. n Ss5 IA st
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! IN auuoctHtlons5 n 4, as follows
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

{ PETERSBURG PEANUT MARK EFT. VII
u PETERSBURG. VA. April p. --P' Fan UTs--
Spanish Market lllet at SL02h Virginias----
Market firm at I4c for fancy stock; machine
picked, 7eeHr G33Ac.; 3 Smelling stock, 212R.c
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Z IfDp,y GOODS 5MARKET.

/; NEW YORK, April Buying OF dry goods
on a very moderate plane. opera tons showing
no desire for lion. urther export trade
maintniiied ii Advances A nre scored In certain
suuarters. Jobblng quarters are raj her S dull.
owing to the partially observed sholi day, st
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REDUCED RATES Y VIA ATLANTIC
B COAST Il IN EFT O cDEUMsl II 81 s.. G.

D Account meeting OF. the Y Conference of
Education In the South. April es to u.s.
1905 the Atlantic Coast Line VIII sell tick
cts to Columbia. s. G., and return at rate
Of one fare plus twenty five cents tforr:
the round trip, tickets on sale April Esd
Ath and S25th, good returning up to and
Including May 5th. The Atlantic Coast
Line has two fast daily trains with
through connections. Pullman and dining
car service, iass s. Il 81 58 S
For further 4 formation apply to gents
OF the company; or,
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\ CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE sToc MARKET;
I i(s sl at 4 Union s!ec!: Yards, J


II Richsnond,s Va. April 2l 1908.
q s.sl on t q sood
ss b; ssss
3lsab se cows sry , eaSS Veais s SS7, M
ssSs s ssa ssteEA sd
to good. bucks. . {. q
Light run Of stock i'exs
4, Y, s5 PsI ssa g
Enle s stssss v sna fee Sr
s25oM5,sO; hcifers 90; canliers - 700.
bulls Seas salyss ls sapoc slshsr
Mixed ana butchers. s. 81 good to- choice.
heavy hsn1SX iogs
Goo. to choice 'wethers.I fair
10 choice mixed shorbs va 70 ma laillos'
~ NEW YORK. April atRIsFsy Es.ls ee g
$3.50 head, steers slow, hut steady cnnee
frni; bulls and cows seady: m Ma wa
ans sossa s9Ts 1m s S see 7
TO- calves Receipts, 0li head General &C. scl
sss a stran sG SUITS outside
dressed xeas silss pSpna S9nIT sr
Very little trading Sheer about 4, $stea az. Y;
glamhS lOltlhC l0WeTi
wooled sheep. $685. few cnped for. p FDs
s5S6o clipped cus. s275; wooded lambs, ~, b9g
X 4 1SiS HoSs-Recepts.l 1878 head al TOR
slaughterers except 10 head Market strong
Good to prime State hogs, sGglN 40 NJ III
!, Sers a
follows:3 First quality. per pound AZ
medium, per pound, 33 bulls per
oGllc thin steers and COWS, per pounfi, "a
oxen. per pound 2alac. milcit \ COWS; ira.
each ss5IaO;. do. good eaells Sl2also conf
mon each, $500. co. Sheep \ and Y lamhs-- :,
Prices were steady AS follows "A Shehp:. NO. =
raj, Der head, saQl3 30 doa perspound 3's 1ic
do, No 9 fat, per- £. t2G 80; old Dueks,
ner pound gafISlae.: common, per head, y, s0ag
B DO: fall lambs choicsi per pound w
i nn, s. as to Quality perlpouad p@l9c
iThe arrivals were light and cNolea Asnck =, MS g
IN dcma nd . Prices as Iuotsd were l1l y uoII
IA tons wore as follows lalYes Neals ch0ife,
Slight per pound. 7e,3; good, gLsr, nolnn VA q
exc: rough, heavy, each, IVY
1rNIoN STOCK YARDS. PlTTsBuR u p Al;
April Z ArTI4 10 \, tmark se
siendy Choice 30. prime a0al6, 20.
Hogs. receipts light; market act me
heavy ST. SOil5 81 4 medium and heavy WORKERS.
sS SsGi6 90 light do ST. sofa pigs. ":
rcI,phs sans 0O.f Sheep Sunpl y ght; mnrLot
steaaw' Prime w6thers; .s5.l6f common, Y, az
s,o0;Tlambs, ssal2. 90; yea calves s'9l,so'
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rtna 400 a 1000
1,nnnvf ,,,,......,.. !. 2Od0 a $50
rrtI. III, s..i,n-n,or1 ,,,.s..,.....E7.00 d 300
MaauSn -. -. =. ........,..... 900 a f0.tl
st1ocd - a III. 10 10 a l1s60
Tins - ~ -. ...,......li20O a 400
VtpA pr,r.f 400 d 1901
~ Ssodn,a - N y A. loo "a % 90
& fiond 49, 4. 300 a. $500
T.no g. .....,..,,. $500 a 1000
Fancy ....,,.,,,.!.,. .............. 1000 U 100
!, 4, st1N.euRED Ioi'M.. iS $50
,,s = , ,o =, 10 ,.o,i 400 40 $50
inss' snsa1i ~ y,.ir,t $50 a 7.25
1 ssnss. f Ia n 7,OO a $50
T,ss 1asf a " \. ...,,.. STD q 1a.tiD
JTTnnpera ! 1850 $500
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RICHMOND PRODuC E fAIARKET1.s

demand marked continues very dull. VII EAT
Firm light receipts. COR N-Contlnues dull.s
OATS-Very dull. RYE-Ii Unchanged rs quiet.
HAY Receipts ample for demand Withs no spe-
cial SRcti vity. Tho grades below N Rare DIFF
fcult to sell and can only be sold at large cons
cesslons. No demand for clover: "a si&&
5aPOTATOES-Old.@--R Receipts and demand light
News receipts light and market firm
APPLES--Actiye; light receipts. 4 II 81 & 3,
steady. x. ;. 3sifs
Il BUTTER Active for good 10 prlme stock !;
common grades very dull q light receipts,
VIRGINIA 4BACoN-old hams continue in
good demand new bacon quiet with = liberal
receipts!
E RECEIPTS nor THE WEE Wheat. 81. $40
buahe : corn.s 1862 busbels GA IL, 446 bush
s:rye, sos bushels flour, 800 barrels; hay
40a tons; nillfeed. V Liz tons. n Il
n sT'ocf KIN ELisV ALTO r. Corn, $3.50 bushels;
an q
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II. s.. LEARE.
4 u District Passenger Agent.
5i5 $50 East Main Street.
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A RK
(Bya Associated Press. 81

iN Y sc NEW YORK NONE Y33AfARKET.4 ~ " \
X n EslYs OR pril s2l.sM Money lose: Prime
n,ercantl pa per- per cent Sterling sex-
ers' bilis at 81 .soG4 sss5 for denai,d and 1t
"a. 4b4: for six ~ 81 post ed tes
S4.S and y. commercial AZ a. 81
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Petersburg Tobacco Market,

~ StSAok1f6. ISS7'sE~''s' 's''ss1'3
reported by craddock and JoncA Of virginia
" arehouse.) 55f ss y - 81 4
n 55Sl Petersburg, Va. April q, 1905. 4
Receipts light past week andh market more
active s'on all grades With good season for
handling now we look for large receipts next
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I.vncl,burr robacco Market.

1ynchburg. Va, April 81, 1865.
|a sales 81 ;oose TOBACCO on the Lynchburg mars
ket for tho twn weeks ending April u: 1905,
reported by John L. ogicsby, OF sLynch's Ware
Sold week ending April 9TH, b27, 200 pounds:
sold week ending April l4th. s4s, on pounds ~ !
decrease for wee kendng April l4th. lte's0o
Sold from, September |. 1901. to April u. 1905,
Il, 500. 400 pounds; sold from September !. 1909,
to April IL 1904. To- GOO pounds; decrease tor
1906. 2,S37,2O0 pounds. u " IL !, s
Tho receipts for the past week were DTS,
light when compared with the corresponding
vas fairly good and the quality about as that
heretofore offered. Prices were FUZZY up 20
4a,Iotatons The improved condition OF the to-
hncco has caused the average price ITO be
I'M,
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-29

Tired. nervous and irritable. the
mother Is unfit to care for her chill
drcn, and her condition ruins the child's
disposition and rcacts upon herself.
The mother should not be blamed. as
Ahe no doubt is suffering with back
ache, headache. bearing down pains or
displacement. making life u burden.
Lydia l.. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the unfailing cure for this
condition. II strengthens the female
organs md permanently cures all dis
placements and irregularities.
Such testimony rs the following
should convince women of its value:
Dear Mrs. Pinkbnm
I" want 10 tell you how much good Lydia z.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has done inc,
l suffered for eight years with ovarian
troubles | wns nervous, tired and ir-
ritable, and u did not rs Though could
stand II any longer, as hnd five Children to
care for Lydia +. Pinkhnin's Vegetable
Compound wns recommended and IL has en-
tirely cured me. / cannot thank you enough
for your letter OF ahyic. and for what Lydia
+. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound has done
for me. Mis- Phi. Hoffman, 100 Himrod
Street, Brooklyn, n. Y"
Mrs. Pinkham advises sick women
free. Address, Lynn. Mass.
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Among the negro race" says tho
London specialist who has laid down
the list of rules. "centcnarians are eS-
tremely numerous and II is merely be-
cause they unconsciously follow these
rules. They sleep so much, for In
stance. that negro centenarian
spends only iifty or sixty years out of
his 100 awake. while white man
would be awake for seyenty.iive years
OF the time
But the specialist fails to give any
rules by which white man may
change himself into a negro. Nor Is
there any argument given to combat
the natural feeling that one might as
well be dead ms asleep. Maybe each In.
dividual Is good for Just so much wear
and tear. And really II doesn't matter
so much how long we live as how well
We liye.-iierald Democrat.
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w.n., VINO esw WsehsweteM.

without a tooth in her mouth and
scarcely 4 hair on her head. 0usan
Johnson. = nexrcss. who says she y
40 wears old. IL resting In tho mat.
ron.s auarters before resuming her
Journey from virginia to California.
where she says she is to be married
for the seventh time. says an Omahn
dispatch. Aunt Susan" as she styles
herself. came from Philadelphia. hay
ing purchased ticket mere 10 Los
Angeles. when she arrived In Omaha
she found vhe had lost Il. She reported
the loss TO an Official and was sent, to
police headquarters.
The old negress declares she was
born on the Nuckels plantation. near
Warren,own. Virginia. In 1855. II was
dere when George Washington was
President" declared the old woman.
and seed him many times"
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Six Doctors Failed.

South Bend. Ind, Sept. 25th (Spe.
clRD-Aftcr suffering from Kidney
Disease for three years; after taking
treatment from six different doctors
without getting relief. Mr.. J. o. Lau.
deman OF this place found not only
relief but speedy and complete cure
In Dodd's Kidney Pills. Speaking Of
his cure Mr.. Laudeman says:
Yes. ! suffered from Kidney Trou.
bic for three years and tried six doc
tors to no good. Then took just two
boxes OF Dodd's Kidney Pills and they
not only cured my kidneys. but gsve
me better health In general. or course
recommended Dodd's Kidney Pills
TO others and know n number now
who are using them with good re-
suits"
Mr. Laudeman's case is not an ex-
ceDtion. Thousands give similar ex-
periences. For there never yet was a
case of Kidney Trouble from Back
acne TO Bright's Disease that Dodd's s
Kidney pills could not cure. They are
the only remedy that ever cured
Brights Disease.
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A Quotation from wan,m,ker.

1t Is a great, srand work that is be-
ing done by the business colleges OF
the land. and l am here as business
man to say that and more: that they
deserve at the hands of all men strong
encouragement for their patience.
their wisdom. their practical work.
John wansmaker.
wanamaker has built up In the last
tnirty years the largest business of Its
kind In the world. Surely the en-.
dorsement OF such man Is worthy Of
careful consideration.
one OF the leading schools of the
West Is the Barnes Commercial school
OF Denver. Young people should write
Tor their beautifully illustrated cata.
iogue. which is sent free on reouest bv
addressing the president, T.. c. Barnes.
iozo Champa street. Denver.
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS
RULES FOR LIVING TO THAT Aos
Moderation. Good Nature V's"V "
sleep, Plenty Of Exercise ana
atvcoetable Diet.

live IN be a hundred years old. IT'S
easy II you know how. ana Lohuv'
sneciallst tells you how. Here is ms
,ecIpe. The Herald publishes u iree
so that II anybody dies before ne mas
reached the allotted age he can
blame us:
BE moderate.
'Do not worry.
Take plenty OF sleep.
Take plenty OF exercise.
KAT plenty of sugar, rice, peas
fruit. potatoes. bread and milk.
Eat sparlngly OF fish and meat.
Almost any person possessing
healthy constitution could i've 10 oe
hundred, =" says this same specialist.
Sir. James Crichton.Bowne In pa
per lately read before the public health
congress In London declared that III IN
a good working hypothesis TO regard
the natural life Of man as 100 years
These eminent authorities thus remove
all excuse for death at the early age OF
eighty or ninety. The patriarch who
has attained his three score and ten
Il, hut a blooming youth, with at least
thirty years OF hard hustle still be-
fore him. lie who at that proyerbinlly
ripe age thinks he has finished his life
lob and contcntcdly lies down 10 pleas
ant death is a miserable "quitter."
But these eminent specialists, who
talk so learnedly. are, after all. only
theorists. Neither OF them has yet at
tanned 100 years himself or anywhere
near H. Perhaps long before they
reach the century mark that now looks
so easy to them their error will be
buried with them.
For more thousands OF years than
can be accurately computed men have
made II their chief concern to live just
as long as they can. Precious few, In
modern times. at least. have succeeded
in passing 100 years. So the secret
cannot be as simple as 1t is made to
seem.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-29
III. Hard 10 reform.

A crook. who had married ana Veu
to settle down and lead an honest me-
was riding In street car when no 'el'
a slight tug at his stud. without turn,
ing his head he looked down and saw
busy hand trying TO work 1t on. o,
his shirt front. He at once worked
his right hand behind his oack anu
took the other fellows watch. wnsn
he had II securely in his pocket ne
turned around and said; say b,ii' !
was in the same line myself NOT ions
ago, New York Sun.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-29
Had Found . Nov pI...ure.

A new asphalt sidewalk had pech
laid In front OF his home. and iitue
Elmer was determined to walk upon II
while 1t was still soft. His mother eS'
planned why he should not do So ou'
the temptation was too great, ana ~
last he was brought In In disgrace.
Mama" sobbed Elmer, In disap'
pointment. You don't know how nice
IL is TO walk out there; It's Just IKE
chewing gum with your heels! Inc
Housekeeper.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-29
Idinms Of the Sea.

individuals are not, as a rule, s. .
ken OF by sailors by their official des'E'
nation. For instance, the captain IS
the skipper" the doctor is pills
the chaplain is the sky pilot or
Holy Joe" the carpenter is chips.
"lob.lolly boy IS a sick bay or hos
pital nurse and Is sometimes called a
bayman, A "beachcomber is ioA'e'
about seaport.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-29
LrouId Necessary for Health.

People who are growing too stout
are sometimes advised by iriehas 70
drink very little liquids OF any kihu,
This Is dangerous advice. Three pin Us
Of LIQUID at least is necessary IN the
tysntv.four hours in order TO hush
the system. II you limit your drink
YOU accumulate uric acid in your sys.
tenn. and this Is the fertile parent OF
,,u, rheumatism and like diseases.
The Ordway new era., 1905-09-29
He Had a Pedigree.

A certain little girl became possess
ed. all on one day. OF baby brothe'
and n puppy The puppy was OF Nai
liable collie stock. A week passed anu
the puppy had been named scott,
while the baby was still unnamed
The minister happening TO meet tne
little girl on the road one afternoon
asked her how It was that the puppy
had name and the baby had none
why. Scott has a pedigree" said she'