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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
WILLING WITNESS 7 / /
There Are N. Many. More
i'm Richmond.

Is i -
Gratitude makes thousands OF willing
witnesses. There are many grateful peo-
ple iii Richmond, The testimony OF
fr,onds and neghbors, OF people sol
kuow, lie evidence beyond dispute, Read
sfhis statement made by a citizen:
+ r. @. Bosher, manager for iarboFoughl
and sons. tobacconists. OF s1s North
Twenty-eighth Street. says When as'llan
mas dull pains across the small Of the
back with weakness in and around the
muscles OF his loins, he may be q little
uncertain as to It's cause, but when the
action ana condition Of the ktdney Secre-
tions plainly proves to him tl'Stz there y
somo inflammation, he may be- certain
mat his Kidneys are at fault md reuuire
attention. no anyone who follows my
calling n good. sound back is ndspensa'
lie ana when poans Kidney, Pills, sPro-
snnr5d al Owens ana Minors Drug Store.
stopped rather serious attnck.a shor,
limo ago, and stopped II sabsoltltely't lfaE
only too pleased to recommend me p'ep-
9aratlon. Y z. !, sl.ssS S = u, \,
roster, Milburn Co.. Buffalo. ~. " sole
agents for the IJnltod States vs. !.
'lRen,e,nl,cr. the pame-p oan 81 ana taKe
iraS substitute rs 81 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or
Bladder Trouble? . s
TO Prove what Swamp oct, the Great Kidney Liver
and Bladder Remedy, will dogfor YOU, al ouf
Readers NAV Have 4 Sample Bottle Sent Free BY Mail.

9 T-------- '--s.j.3fs S& .ksSg
Ilessnf SIS, nervousness. Irregular heart r.
beating, rheuma tism 5loatsng, irrita oil
5ity. wor,lout feeling, lack OF amnitlon'
loss Tof tleah .sa low colnpl e1i on. ~.
&&If your wa ter when allowed to remain
5undisturbed iifita glass or bottle for TWEEN
ty-fours hours forms a sediment or set
fling rlhnssa cloudy appearance, IT IS
evidence that your Kidneys and bladder
need Immediate attention 3
S In taking IS Walnp+ Root you aft ord NATL
raj helpgto Nature for Swamp Root IS
the most perfect healer and gentle intd %
&t'l@S kidneys that is known to & medical;
sci nee. ssE ss "a i5s8$$ ti35s VI.
prove the wonderful &rnerits
ON Swamp Root you may have q 4 sample
bottle III i a. lvuk ~ valuable Information,
fbotb Observation-Disclosures free BY mall. The
bark contains many Of the: thousands upon
lihnus,lnds OF Les t;inonipl letters received
.frnn menlnnd women eursd,s he value !.
and SUCCESS OF Swamp Root Is so We'll
Known that's. our, readers are a1 Nised TO
send for IA sample bottle.! p sqndln g your
{addrsss 10 Up. K1pler y 60, l3ingf amton'
IN, w bcB sure 10 say 2'i5tread rs gen :.
Etsroous of NS Sin$ TIA ,ftichnon n Sunday
Times. Dishatchcl Tlis. gehn! nensss iof this
r6ffSrftis gtlafan! iced. II p s3yi * 4
3,t1I yotiii re alfeady vliicA the Swamp
root Is what YOU heed You can purchase
It ne regular tlfty-cent and olle-dolla e SIZE
notifies al drug stores everywhere, Don I
AXE .;any mistake but remember the
ssnarn4 swamp Root. Or. Kilmcr's STn mp
h Root;gand the ADDRESS, Bnghnlriton, n.
2 VI on every bottle 5&sas S5,l5 .s5 & ~ i&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
THE LAYIN G. BREED.
General Purpose Fowl Not LIT 4fa'li,
4 4 3 ,y,;a,,;s Best for tie Farmer.

I .s dlllerE Pnryls.) ~
While / tstrue avcrag iarli,ss
Srsea ns e. lsMis f fds rs
that this rs not ways the Wlses. 7, p y M
inc high price eggs have psenf ,rs ,hs
for wo ana |, ihG Ii Nav tl,an
1t ever was up Ito within q snort tl me-
has emphasized The fact that tho proa,uhc ..
'tion5of eggs Is more prohtalD!e .llu'l ~ NJ
Piggy Sf po osjsSto
.braeds ls that they arc too Small 70 MARI mar,
item profitable when THO fowls 4 a s, so.a
This objection s ioundea on M ~
are the typical laying breed n ms =; cdo ~
Try. they produce eggs Of the st al,s
IS se-twent%- four ounces 70 me me aogs a
and no bFe ,sin W ayors, have found
iih ser fully uI euual 10 Plymouth Rocks Or
ysndo,,eas IN and a,da Y aave te eryear
NV c,,ockre,Is for iorollers. ana I know from
6actmal demonstration that As ;leg VI pr
VII grpTS e. w XIII 4 oos as
at,lckiyas n@cockrell OF any other. hrsea !,
in the standard, these e y 4, Z,
at which broers are most pToh.a Z, ) !,
more re- TO produce 100 pounds Of legh,o1rrn n
fowls than 1t does 10 produce q ..dnn
number Of pounds of any ther bre 8 !;
II taito see what q tferentGs y iy,,,o,t +
R ~ ' Chickens weighs 60 pounds e sell
n.,,,,he,. ~ rounds liz one cost the sa!l1e
a ts''ih other, for the selling price Us
always the same per !. pound; = \, ~, ,du.
There great difference IA ,nTI y a.
va Vas shown BY the years test nt tne 9
sTaIna' u expormcnt station, where or q; g !:
White Wyandotte ,a e y, iay Sao sl Both
s sg,b " a. bIrds are exceptions from the
ren erai rule and show what may be e ],
4 r,antel from the selection OF LAYING mol
SvsdufiIs and, breeding front he'n g pFo-
uI From present indications. there Is go Ing
10 he q great demand for tne LAY q: = !, : :
breeds steady ngfaasn nne of th
prolific sort will do wisely ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
YALE OUTLOOK.
Material Poor and
Victory Very Doubtful.
;pco,al 10 The Times-plspatcf

(Spcoial to The Times-Dispatch) Isl
NEW HAVEN, CONN., January 2s.-
The feeling is growing at Yale that the |
string Of unbroken Victories In sport, 4
which the blue has Won for three years,
with the exception Of base ball, will be
shattered during 1905. and that the COM
Ing year will show fewer Vic tories than
for several seasons. III font-bnl Yale has
won two out OF the last three champion
ships. In rowing Yale has not lost to
Harvard since 1900, In track athletics
Yale has won the intercollegiate and
the dual meets two out OF three. Yale
won the intercollegiate hoclly champion
ship four years out Of six. For three
years but of -four the basket ball cham
plonshp season has been landed. The
outlook for the coming year is very dtf-
ferent In rowing Yale Is confident OF
again landing a victory on the Thunes.
i'The baseball championship, which Yale
has not won since 1905, Is greatly desired.
but as the base ball matcrial at Yale Is
poorer than for five years victory Is
doubtful. In track athletics the outlook
ia dscoura ging. Winners Of seventeen
poiuts al the intercollegiate meet were
graduated last year, and there are no
stars in sight to replace them The oui-
look for foot ball next fall Is poor, Yale
has a task of filling the places Of tho
giants, tBeraback Kinney, Hogan. Blen-
ner and OF Neal, Rockwell and Owslcy
In the cases of the two leading winter
sports, hocky and basketball the out
look IS better. The hocky seven - fast
er than That OF any other team n the
league except Harvard, ana is il'ily as
aggressive, but VIII not be MS heavy and
| solid on the defense. IN basketball Yale
! Win be content with second place, con-
ceding first to Colnnbia's team, when
won The championship last year, and mas
proved by It's early gains ms year t4'at
4 ii is fully M To It's usual standard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
STABBED WHITE. TRYING
TO PROTECT WOMAN
nv associated press.,

y
NIW YORK, Jan. Is. --.-;NVh ile a tempting
10 protect his mother from the Insults
OF a man who had accosted her on tho
street nincteen-year-old Richard Lewis
was stabbed and dangerously wounded IN
the Bowery to-day. John SMcKeon, who
went to Lewis's assistance, also was
stabbed twice in the side. but his inju-
iries are not serious. Both OF the injured
men and Mrs. Howard, LewVs's mother,
have identified an the assnilant q man
now under arrest, who described himself
TO the police as Michael Tokmee. a Ia
borer twenty-five years old. While su:-
geons were exan1inglng Lewis and McKcon
in a hotel ncarathe sccne of the stabbing
a thief, who entered the room With the
curious crowd which collected, stole Nc
keon's vest. which contained roll Of
bills amounting TO more than 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
LEGALIZE.a.R RACING
I'm PENNSYLVANIA

Especial 10 The Times pIspntch.) IA !.
racing in the State of Pennsylvania IS being
considered at HARRISBURG. The proposed law
will seek to allow pool selling and betting
on certain tracks to be designated by n state
commission This body Will control the Sport
along the line sof the Percy-Gray law. under
which racing Is conducted in New York state,
y percentage OF the gross receipts being col
lsetea 10 further agricultural interests
y a similar bill was brought up two years
ago. and passed o first reading. hut Governor
Ptnnypacker refused TO consider It, since
tina, tims grept deal of quiet work IS Said
70 have been done toward Interesting promi-
ncnt men, and X ans:her bill DO prakente
q. may be assumed that strong influence Will
back the movement t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
.ROUv|ER MINISTRY ms b
sCOREs.F|Rs7G.'TR!!.ul.M||I|!P|' |.
nv s,soclated PRESS, <

PARIS, tali. as. no 1aonvle cabinet y,
Has Begun WORT under tho most fhp 2! or.
snhle circumstances. It's ovei Ginning
majority Of 800 In tho Chamber Of Of D p. 4
putios last night IL alirlos: tf1ont lre-
cehont and III marked contrast YIN iu;ll ~. -
fC,on,bes cabinet had Struggles itlloDg FOR
tho iast two years Placing the incot1in
5tax debate Before tile debate OF tho pro;
posed scpurdtion II ciuroh .sitnd y, Stnte
Ewes Innate anInositlcs "a cool q l1ere;"'
fore, III cspecte lsol' ear
ryout the seraratlon which a 1lyI ne o.
pledged THE ministry The me MINIS =
ter Of public Worship M Ble yen I, hln
rro,,pa strongly favorable to separa Ton.
He anys Id accepted the norttoliA 50 that
not 20 to gone rem tioiiary { ss
anxious to carry out the policy o. uepsl'
}rat Ion. 81 W 9l,i 81 ~ s w, '$3',E -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
General.

Kuropatkln breaks through JAPANESE
lines and threatens Oyama' $ communsca,.
tons with Yinkow: engagement goneral
and 6loody battle hourly expected; heavy
losses rcported-Strikc In Russia spread
situa ton threatening IN Afosco W. Session
OF Congrcss: House adopts esolution al, ).
.thoriz.ng Department OF Commerce and
Labor to inves tigate steel trust; senators
Break between President and party lmnll-
iient-Something about San u Domingo,
latest government acqaisi ton C ommi.-
tee representing satisfied Seuboard
son replies to Willard i sthtement---Crew
of schooner Schmidt have narrowing en-
perlence during winter gale Tnomas
makes new automobile record for ten
mlles--Sporting news OF the day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
FIRE IN OMAHA
DOES GREAT DAMAGE.

~ (By Associated Press.) IN ~
OMAHA, EsB. January es----A y fire.
which broke aut Mt 1880 ]. NJ B, In Sny-33
der's commission house. has destroyed
the establishment OF three commission.
firms, snyder, bingham and Mullen. and
-four floors, occupied by the NJ. y, Smith
Dry Goods. Company. Isl 3j5
III II q, M. 1t was estimated the loss
Was already 5000 600. and tho flames were
still beyond control. II Is believed the
entire 81 block. containing several Subs Tan
itial building. were destroyed 4. A
THO t0ta j loss win he $500 h the prin-
trInal losers being the NJ. E Smith Dry
Goods Company, Krkendall NJ Shoe Com
pany, Willard Estate md Mercer. Estate
buildings The fire IS under control.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

Ia la ming 10 utilize the water given to HIM "
and ~ Feed ii to his crops as they neea
al, ana not alone nature wills. Is q Is
l,esrnI1,g 4 care for and Improve '' ms
stock; lie Is learning 70 concentrate ms :
10 yyer. Ills education ana his energy g, 70
make fertile faf,ilsl q an make ne
profitable crop more II eta and
eosn ssrots than Before lives yes
dresses BETTE, ,nne g. Wien naa o fe
IA better satisfied ana acre easily pieassea
than Inc cttyshopper. y any W y! ~ e
that wise business men afe y aassra Bic
Gus Gus stor,ef, ana are seeking him through sc1l
his own 3pa pcrs. i. n . 544
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Richmond.

counsa, fcr siccue has no idea q . .as s,
Inc tho Court q stfies ev pa sSs
~ niotintl anon While to make ~. az
peai lie exeeiof tl,s ea,,de,n,ns 20 VAN Inan
now practically certain 70 tahe p,acS rnn !,
mora interesting diliiy, and " ba tile royal
Wilde wngc lexn. .ie = r ar i
iitonand D. T. p Myers Jraa nave nnr ,es,,
Kin Hunt clup after beng elssansitlS en-
erianed q. q hunt brea i, ny Ma na
idn ~ ssfh Il ,ow coming to Richmond nnd
Will addresg tie Woinan's Club T !. !, ),
evening Noinan's clothing eaten tr g n fI,a
she is severel.. burned Farmer hainllll-
IL mr.. in IT, runaway Sir. Z honas
Fraser compliments Aerssn,s e. n1ter-
dinner spenkers MAN (; = y Writ.
worth Valentine ball by Twin City. Clnl1,
Bright prosposts forw;nnai als gAsefD
.trn,o 1ner nrrestod for distributing adj
yertlsins 1inatter---Church serpicessst5I S.}iy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
DOOM OF THE
COUNTRY STORE
Confronting New and Better
Conditions in Buying and Selling

OOAAAA
Conditions in Buying and Selling
The old country store has Disappeared
or ID fnstS disappearing. Many reader
%ho in hoyhood sclerkcd q his lSlilaSs
store might 1lnd. did he return, the on
store still there unchanged In years manS5
an article Of old stock inith same ~
place. waiting. waiting for the purchaser
who never comes, u Country. stores are
tIopmed; their day Is past. he farmer
nasses them by on his way to the centers
81 trade farther away, or buys 4nt q tdls-
,tnncc, using tho mail for his messenger
and the railroad for his horse. lie mas
learned that he, too may nave aimost
equal shopping facilities with the city
dweiier lie can buy without. Tear. for
whether he secs orNnot. all sound pus-
mess to-day requires tho unquestionable
permission to return any article when
tie buyer finds unsatisfactory.
Tho old methods Of barter a re gone.
The farmer soils his products for cas-
and buys where 1t suits him best. He
has learned TO farm better. TO buy bet
ter and TO sell better. Fl has learned tEnt
his hay ana corn so - Q ma lto eapcT
and more probably as tat beef and
pork than as hay and corn. and sent
thus. they leave the valuable rnanurcs
%hehind. FIe has learned TO- grow 8tifty
bushels Of wheat on ground hat formerly
grew but twenty-ava.4 He has lie rne tina
fberries grown5in Florida m az ne sold - {
a profit TN New York E: that California
fruits nny he sent at a iproftF TO EUROPE.
y In oth her words. the farmer Is bccom ng
educated; he Is learning to farm, lie is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

o. a
Pain or dull ache In the back Is u !. r
,mlstaxnble evidence OF Kidney trouble ,lI
1t is Natures 4 timely warning, to shoW
you that the track Of health:s5 y 4, ''o'
clear. e i.ss. ! VI I'll :.z5 n HI ~,
II these danger signals are Sunhe dc q
more serious results are sure 70 tpllow;3
,Bright's disease which Is the the worst form
OF kidney trouble MAJ 4 steal upon you.
54 The mild and the e&traord1. et i,e e,
Of the world-fan1ous kidney and bladu 8
remedy. Dr. Kllmer's swamp Root. Is
SON realized 81 It stands&theM h'ghes; Tor
lis wonderful cures Of th 81 most distress +
Ing cases. A trial will convinc II anyone
and you may have n sample bottle r e,e '
by mail % II, Il }i q. NH
Gentlemen attribute my presenthaood
health TO Swamp Root. ! suffered many
years With kidney trouble and Md an al
most constant pain In my back Your '!
great remedy, Swamp r ot, curedy my
trouble, and lffhave since been perfectly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
-FOUR 70 STEAMERS AND
EIGHT BARGE. S ) / J.
~, Associated Press,

4 r,rJvCLIAN n, sly5 !, N jan S.---1I cnry
Coulby, general manag Of the Pitts.
burg & Steamship Company, to- day Il SOLO
four steamers and eight barge = rm \.
In the service OF tina q com pnry r. 70 GO
tain Bottell Of Bay AIicli., and 9TH sl
or men Interested In "a tlantlc coast bus ":
mess rho boats nrc Of The whnlepfNa1ic ::
type and will be tnken to ne ,,4Aila t.e,
ronst nj the opening OF nhviga tom F'it
n ring ana operated In he coal trade, rs. \
tween Newport News. orfollk SAY u
more, PhiladelphiaS;nr1d Bos ton. III
White no statement asafo the purc,h mas
nrloo il given out. the ttansactio ng sS Ny.
derstood to involve az least halt n X
lion dollars. ss K, 5s gI}fs "a Ss X ~ I'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
IA WAS AN ACCIDENT.
Charge Of Grape Had Been Left
\ in Gun After Practice.

"a u (By Associated Frcss.l
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 2S,-+Formal
charges Of negligence and inattention TO
duty have been preferred against sub
lieutenant knrzoff, who had immediate
charge Of the gun which a shell
was fired on January 10th during the cere-
mony OF blessing the waters. which was
attended BY Emperor Nicholas. Tho view
lis that the accident was a result of care
slessness In leaving a charge OF grape u,
the gun after n practice, which had oc-
Cured two days previously.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
YOUNG ELLYS0N WINS
ANNAPOLIS MEDAL
By Atsoclated Prsgs.)

ANNAPOLIS. slho jan Ee,--Ihe goo
medal awarded annually 10 the 'aetAfHrf
OF the graduating class ~ the Naval
Academy who proves himself proficient
in ayget practice With guns ~ large
'calibre, was won this year ~ alldshipE!sil
Edward G. Harg.s, OF Winchester, KY
Gold, silver and bronze msdals for
small arm practice we're won, rebpeG'
lively, by William s. McGlintic, OF Fori
Lewis, Pa, and Theodore q Ellyson, Of
Richmond. Va,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
"a Kill Lice on Cattle and Hogs.

great many cattle and sliogs'iare At.o ~
;bied with lice. This Is especially 4 tfuo
when he cattle or avn have t. l been keps
in warm and Improperly ventilated Guar t'l'l-
tors during the winter season We . haze tl''s
i,;sea Zcnoluern ct the Iowa Agr!cnttnra l
CnIiege. and IT has given us ex Hen
slneton tbs! So prPssII op, but e Wen
n ros ible ( they should be dipped, insie4d
A fpr " seTv Me eg say % 2ais
Ht,,' I TX tha lice The lice are located In
he aymplts and tore Hnn1 81 ms eens 81 ,s
s sRproSg,a dip ali these parts Are IS:
posed thus much more ctlyes results a,
None of the the State experiment sta tone
used kerosene oil 70 destroy nca o as
5 neo with It's Use, Then, again, the
Use OF coal OIL has "a tendency To- make
i y = w. i. KENNEDY, 5
Iowa College OF Agriculture.
Z j Asf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Virginia.

En- McGues lawyers deny the report t &c,
they viii appeal NoCnes case to NE ~,
iail ana talking freely to a ], callers but
rot about tho Crime. swanson makes m
address g the Trades CounS, OF AleT Sr,al
al if,,oanr,ke Introduce evidence to snow
t I'll ts a pocket knife was used e S so.
I.efew break the force q Mri H,d Stey !
T. Stone ia n truthful MANA State 5000
roads conferences viii be held IN DanyIiII le
Tuesday TO engineer anovement, for !, t ! ~
..Irhe RnppahannocK blocked with leo
and Navigation suspended Judge Wa s.
ali decides that vrg!n,apilo.ts res ppshnls
bid for dnn,ase caused by ships 70 q otners
steamers for Norfolk grea tly DELAYED ny
being caught in ice on the Potonlais CO., -
Winches ter to build a one hundred n, th9u.
sand dollar library----N cgro boy Kliis MS
ifatherfin Su,.ry ind confesses crime atlera
light sentence Is imposed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
BOOKER WASHINGTON
CALLS ON PRESIDENT
!. (py AsaoeIalea preaa.l

+ WASHINGTON, Jan 2s,r~ Booker r..
Warrington. principal Of the ruskegee
Institution, al -Tnskeeee, Ala. had =
conferences win President Ro0scYelt 70,
DAY Wnshinstop's call Yps iravfed ~
the desire Of the PresiaeBt 70 iaih 70
rim about y matter Of Surely persYHs!
concern. ~ J9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
North Carolina.

81 Several bankruptcy petitions filed at
Greens boro---stcps being taken 70 oT i,
The Legislature Instruct North
Carolina REPRESENTATIVES IN Congress 70
vote for the Hepburn Dolliver bill to keep
from shipping wbiskey into prohiolt. .sa
ception to General Hoke, tho las t sur
ylving Confederate ma 5or-genera.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
.rTHRIETY DOLLARS.

$9.75 willS8bny you a $1,000
SUIT here for next winter 70 l -
YOU really don't need IT now
and twill pay you wei - , car car
~ 1t over-only5 costing 25c. IN
actual interest to do SO.
$4,000 suits at. $12.5O.
o $4,000 to $1,000 Suits at
SITE. ~ ii
Overcoats, same wa y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
smoot Investigation.
. (nY .AEeociale4 FTess,l

X WAsilNGTcN,fiD Jan 2s-Tnne m
smoo,. or lytah, retaining hts scat IN he
tinted states senate. war concluded TO-
aayby Inc PrIvllegcs aud Elections Cons q
smittoe and when II report ~ draft py
tho eonml,lee tho investigation VIII pass
to The whole senate. ~ vii be seYsra ne
weeks berors the committee Wtll ps ape
Ia report, 81 III VI N.Y. fssl IN All
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
D, Yours truly,
B.FH, chaIker, Elk. Chief Of Police,

& Lame back IS Snly one symptom of,lsid.i
nov troubleSSlL-to}r,, 4of many. Other sIn,p-
toms showing that youEnced Swamp Root
are, being obliged TO pass water often DUR
Ing the day and to get up many times
during the night. inability to hold your
urine smartng or Irritation In passing.
lIriel>- dust or sediment in the trim o. Ga
tarrh Of thr bladder. uric acid Y constant
headache dizziness. poor digestion. sleep
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
NOW,S THE TIME TO BUY
FURNISHING GOODS

So Fancy Neckwear at $3.50.
u $3.50 Fancy Neckwear at 81
s575c Fancy Neckwear at oQc.
IS SOC Fancy Neckwear ut Zoe.
n csc. Putfs at 12isc.
s All soc. Spring Ties at csc. III
e $3.50 and Sc Fancy Sof. and Stiff Bosom
Ehirts Mt sl.A5.
q $3.50 Fancy Soft Bosom Shirts AZ s III;
Bosom Shirts at s5c. :,
Il ], $50 Fancy Soft and Stiff Bosom
Shirss,B soc. !. ]. II r 53
S9!56 Pajamas at $3.50.
IS to S5 per cent. of on big lot OF Dn-
6erHea !. j, !, :, *.
snn 4 mi SY5c. yVoollen Gloves ut abc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29

There 10 nothing ~ atty -
e i bloy' or jaunsy M tnsf2 the 81
Clothing we SELL, f&,
Oar styles are correct an ana ! r.
good taste. 81 y
awa,kngs or business Wea r, the ne
s here, atBerry s. s..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-29
Condition Of Prince Eitcl.

tDy Associated Press)
POTSDAM, Jan, 2S.--The evening bulle-
lin says OF Prince Eitel's condition that
the inflammation has attacked the lower
right lung. The Princes pulse Is satis-
factory ana strength maintained
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his connection WIN
tbe
eventually education became er nu
sy brilliant and force
& i4GE 4aEs H
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PORTSMOUTH.
4 !. SWEPT. 81 | q FLAMES.
4, from FIRST Papc.l

busy rushing from one point to another n ''ttt
quitting out small ares, M
# lie tors 1880 the flames had Is to-
tally destroyed d half bloek q five story y
buildings. containing valuable stocks Ks Of 81
wholesale and commission firm md at
that hour we're burning with incrteazs'n u
fury. Despite tho efforts Of the entire
fire department. wlth#a half hundred ~ sli',ft
streams playing on the flames. they col,-3
'tlnue TO spread
a. N, The nro Is now under control Is \,
10 estimate Of the loss can DO had this Till
morning, but It Will run us very heavy.
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y Agriculture in Japan.

4 report prepared by the I, A. q .l,,, :
scotsnl general at Yoko hamn ely some
~ 4 icuinrs as to agriculture IN Japan
Ha AZ tea TINT on'v LIE 4,
ls7 per cent Of the total area a q .'h n
arab Z cultivation. Aasont hf,X-hYe! m ?,
cert. Of tho agr'cultural fan'lles sp.s ,,
gca},t, two acres Ito less than three and
md fifteen teen 1e 9 ' aant
tits not clear whether the small Noa Y 3,
have grass land IN addition e their ',ir
As ,ohgw fam y r. aan l is
,,ntnted out that tho Japanese sta,dard
vas eonpsrase,y Y, loW taa s tn9
s s his Ian nnd or enga ges, in some such
Industry as sllk-producng o. spinning 7 i
that no cultlyates and ,anures ms 'nna
very thoroughly and that hectic =, ra' s :
NO M on moro crops In q sea son 81 tne
sane lana waFs pari Beans al ena
~ nse; are grown III succession on one
pieee OF land IN twelve months,