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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21

MIN and dance before the grand dukes
and he always gave them Jewels and
cans Of caviar as souvenirs Of their
visit
Dad thought IL over all night. and
the next morning We started for Rus
STA and | wish We had Joined an ex-
petition 70 discover the North Pole in
stead Of coming here. Say it IS harder
70 get into Russia than ii would be
TO get out Of penitentiary al home
AT the frontier we were met by guards
on horseback and on foot. policemen
detectives and other grafters. who took
our passports and money. and one fol-
low made me exchange my socks with
MIN. Then they imprisoned Us I'm a
stable with some cows until they could
mold coroner's inquest on our pass
ports and divide our money We
slept with the COWS the first n,pbt in
Russia. and do not want To sIean
again with animals that chew cuds All
night. and get up half a dozen times IN
hump UP their backs and stretch and
below. We never slept a wink and
could look out through the cracks in
the stable and see the guards shaking
dice for our money
Finally they looked al the great coal
on our passports and saw II was an
American document. and they hogan n
turn pale. as pale as a Russian can
get without using soap. and when
said. Washington. ambassador min.
lister plenipOtentiary. Roosevelt Ia,
Time in the Old Town Tonight =
Pluribus Unum, whoopla San Juan
HILL and pointed 20 dad. who xas
Just coming out OF the stable lookiny
like Washington at Valley Forge. tho
guards and other robbers bowed ~
dad, gave him a bag full OF Russian
money in place Of that which they Rad
taken away. and let us take a fretrh,
train for ST. Petersburg. and ,bov
must have told the train men who va
were. because everybody on tho cars
took OF their hats TO us, and divided
their lunch with us.
Dad could not understand ,ho
change In the attitude OF tho noonia
towards us until told him ,hat nv
took him for distinguished Amor.
lean statesman. and that as long ma
we we're in Russia he must try n
look like George Washington and act
like Theodore Roosevelt. so every III.
Ito while dad would stand up in the
aisle OF the car and pose like George
Washington and when anybody gave
hin a sandwich or a cigarette he
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21

Cosyrlgft. ,ao5. b. Joseph b BoN.es)
81 Petersburg. Russia.-Mv Doar
GroceryowsAi Wen sir. / 'spose YOU
Viii oe surprised 70 hear from me in
Russia but thcre was no use talktnc
when Dad said he was going 10 S.,
Petersburg ii it was the last act 81 his
lie lie got talking with Japaneser
Ia Rome aad the Jap said the war in
tne far east would last until every
russian WAS killed unless America in
terIered 20 put a stop 10 it, and as
Roosevelt didn't appear 10 have sand
enough TO offer his services 10 the
car, what il needed was for some rep
reseutative American citizen who was
brave and had nerve 10 20 to ST
Petersburg aud see the czarovitch and
give him the benefit Of a rood Ameri-
can talk The lap said the American
Who brought about peace. BY a few
Well chosen remarks. would be the
greatest lnan OF the century. and
would live % be bowed down to by
Kings ana emperor and all the woiIl
would Go0 hats tc him
AZ lrst dad was a little leary about
COINS On such a mission without Gre
deAtials from Washington. bu. as luck
would have e. be met an cxned Rus-
sill az a restaurant who told dad
tAat Re reminded him 81 Gen Grant
because dad had war, on the side OF
A.s nose. and he told dad that Russia
would keep on lighting until every
japanese was killed unless some dis
-insuished American should be raised
up who deemed il his duty TO go 20
81 Petersburg and see the Little
Father and in the interest Of human
ny advise the czar 20 call a halt be-
ore he had exterminated the whole
Yellow race Dad asked the Russian
4 he thought the car would grant
IN audience TO an American OF en-
nence in his own country. and the
russian told dad that Nicholas lust
ioted on Americans. and that there
Nas hardly ever an American ballet
lancer that went to Russia but what
he car sent for her to come and sec
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for some time; head has acbed ,-4
back also has slept poorly. been NJ
nervous, GEi nearly tainted ono. +,
twice. head dizzy, and heart beats ser
fast; then that bearing-doyvn feei-rr
and during her menstrual period M.
exceedingly Respondent Nor
pleaScs her. Her doctor saws .f .l....
up yon have dyspepsia; YOU w..I s..
all right soon >
But she doesn't get all rirbt .-t
nope Nanishes; then come the bro.f.
,ng. morbid, melancholy, everlast.n-
BLUES
Don't wait until your sufrerinrs ha~.
driven Won 20 despair. with vour rs--...
all shattered and your courage ,r...
bnt take Lydia +. Finkhams N.-
table Compound See what n f. TIA
Mrs. Rosa Adams. Of $40 lefh >.-...
Louisville. KY. niece Of the late ,..-.
eral Roger Hanson C.S.A. Shet,--..
Dear Mr Pnktam-
cam. tell flu with pen AMI ink ra..
Lyliq h finkham Vegetable fufrr. .t
has done tor ine. ] suffered with f,
troubles, extreme Institute. .rha
nervousness AMI that AN roris fa.iir-
advised o. Try Lydia r Firkhaln's Ne-.....
Doinl ifi' ami / not only curcd mv f, 81.
arrangement but u las RESTORED VI, ~ r.-t F..
health ami strength The luoynnry ~
Younger lnN has returned. ami as ~.
Ter any inn-cr with Dependency. al. Ia.ft.
Tore consider lydia y pinkharn.
table Aompou=d a boon 20 sick and suFe-.r.
women.
II you have some arrangement ~
the female organism write Nrs
Lynn, Mass, for advice.
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ADAPTABILITY.

Adaptabilitys sails are ser 70 catch
any wind that blows
To the man with adaptation an eu-er-
geDcy is az opportunity
Adapiab.lity is the ability so adapt
yourself quickly TO une1peere- l1u-i-
tons
Adapiability is always ready Is never
taken al short. is the great lightning
Change artist. and often turns hopeless
ness into victory.
A general In battle a statesman IN Of
fee. or fnancier handling large enter
prises. without the ability 10 readily
adapt himself 10 suddenly changed con-
Ciiious-is misft
when one plan fails the man with
adaptation has ~ untried others wait
ing
The bankrupt law is meant as an asy-
lum Tor men who are without adaptable
H..
An Improvement.
Maude- Charley says am worth III
weight in gold
Mae How trite. George says In
worth ily weight in radium. Judge
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TIENNERY.

Commissioner Woodbury. Of the New
York department OF street cleaning
tells this auecdote Of a friend Of his
who was walking through Central
park the other day Being in some
what Of hurry. he started 10 cut
across the grass at one place. but was
stopped by a park policeman. who
demonstrated with him.
What difference does il make9"
asked the New Yorker. the grass il
half dead anyway"
sure. an what II Il lisp" responded
the indignant guardian OF the peace.
"if yez had a sicf friend would yez be
talsin walk on his stomach?" N. y.
sun.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21

Seat the whites OF eight eggs 10 =
stif froth' stir in gradually one pound
OF sugar and drop from the side OF
teaspoon into a wellbuttered drirplns
pan. Bake in a slow oven IS minutes
When done mash in the bottom with .
spoon before they harden. One tea
spoonful is enough for each shell. Fin
with ice cream
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21
THE TEACHERS FOE
4 LIFE ALWAYS THREATENED BIZ
NERVOUS PR0STRATIOE.
One who Broke Down from Six Yesrs 70
Oser~ork Tells How She Escaped
Misery Of Enforced Idlenes-

Oserwork Tells How She Escaped
Misery Of Enforced Idlenes-.
Il had been teaching in the CITY
schools steadily for six years. said Mis-
James, whose recent return 10 the w9rk
from which she was driven by nervous
collapse has attracted attention. They
were greatly overcrowded, especially in
the primary department Of which had
charge. and had been doing the work
Of two teachers. The strain was to-
much for my nerves and two years ag1
the crisis came.
was prostrated mentally and ply
sically, sent IN my resignation and neveg
expected to BE- able 70 resume work II
seemed 70 me then that / was the most
miserable woman on earth. was tor
tured BY nervous headaches, worn out bT
inability to sleep. and had 50 little
Dl0od that / was as white as chalk
after my active life. il was hard e
bear idleness, aud terribly discouragn1
a. keep paying out the savings Of year.
Tor medicines which did me no good
"HJw didyo Get back your health
~ bare chance and lot Of faith lei
mo to n cure. After / had suffered fox
many months. and when / was on th
very verge Of despair, l happened to read
an account Of some cures effected by
DR.. Williams Pink Pills. The state
ments wore 50 convincing that some
how felt assured that these pills would
help me. Most people. think. buy only
one box for trial. but purchased six
boxes at once, and when / had used
them up. was indeed well and had no
need Of more medicine.
'Dr. Williams Pink Pills enriched my
thin blood, gave me back my sleep, re-
stored my appetite, gave me strength TO
walk long distances without fatigue, in
fact freed me from all my numerous all
ments. have already taught for several
months. aud 1 cannot say enough Ia
praise Of DR. Williams Pink Pills.
Miss Margaret NJ James j. now LIVING
NJ No. 123 Clay street. Dayton, Ohio.
Many Of her fellow teachers have also
used DIR. Williams Pink Pills and ara
about their merits. Sound
strength. ambition. and cheer
full spirits quickly follow their use. They
are sold IL every dug stoe III ths
wo<ld
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house the hack ache has been SO bad
that II brought tears To my eyes. The
pain at times was 80 intense that was
compelled 10 give up my household
duties and lic down. There were head.
aches, dizziness and blood rushing &c
ny head 70 cause bleed ing az the nose.
The first box Of Doan's Kidney Pills
benefited me So much that continued
the treatment The singing pain in
the small of nv back. the ru>hes OF
blood 20 the lead and Other symptoms
disappeared"
Deans Kidney Pills are for sale by
OIL dealers. 80 cents per box. Foster
Milburn Co, Buffalo, y Y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21

Cleanliness the Strong Enemy OF Thi.
Pest and House cleanings
Recommended.


Very early in the spring the worm.
which up 70 that time have rename.
torpid. are changed into chrysaliss
and remain in that state Tor about
three weeks. After that they ara
transformed into winged moths and
during the months of May and June
these moths ny about the house in
the evening. depositing their eggs in
some place favorable for incubation.
ana then die. Their sole aim Is 10
multiply and replenish the earth.
Two weeks after they are deposited.
the eggs are hatched. and the young
worms begin their work Of dcstruc.
ton continuing until winter induces
torpidrty. With the return of the cola
weather, the housewife will nnd
many a drawer on trunk fun az wool
eli clothes. feathers or furs that were
packed IN the spriug in good condi-
ton. riddlod by The rayagos Of this
detestahic little pest
Experience has shown that the only
successful way 90 combat the pest 4
by giving the house a thorough clean
ing early in the spring. OF no later
than May or J,ne Tba No., So.
i've way OF RENDERING noe ,.o,t
proof is 10 give r. a tho-o,,,.,, .,t ~,
eral cleaning each recurring spring
repeating it II possible in the fail
Cleanliness is one OF the arch enc
mics OF the motb All sor. a.
other. The moth lovas AL, a., a..
haunts. and shrns ,b. iirh, m -
are rooms ami at,ics .ho,.la n. 80,
ventilated ana ,rs1 lf.h..7 &c..
thorough cleaning aari,- IL 49,, 800.
garments may IS ,rr 49,, ~ M
season vim ~ en- -. 49,.
wrapplnr rhrm sacY-si,. 4, s,.,,
Der. ip order n, secr-. 49,, f-,.... ~, {
approach of eo,,e l..l...-t .-..,.
which Il saeti,r No., !, -
-rcs. Ey.r,rtfr~ ,to,- -. -
.hat rialt sarre f,r 49,, -.,.-..-....
shoui8 be csr.f.,fi,. sb.t., ,
and II possibl. expose4 - ,so NJ.
sunshine f,r .e,'-sl 49,, -
should ~ eft,, d thoro,,..,, ,o,,.t..'-.
With 6ua 1rassi,,,. co,,,t, 4, ,...,,- -
-opt apy no..itf. ,o-,,s5 --..
.rrs. then afrer i.e,ti,,-- ,,,s .t-..-
nclosa them a n,cl-.,.. ~, .,,
prevent Tho access ~ 80 80
b. garment ,,-id.
There ar. r,,,i..- I,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21

For the grass strains. before wash.
ing rub the spots thoroughly with
soft soap and baking powder: let ne
goods stand with this mixture on Il for
about 20 minutes. then wash * Toe
usual way ana bleach In the sun
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An EXPLANATION.

Yeast--Its hard to keep a good man
down
Crimsonbeak-Thats why they put
such heavy monuments over soma Of
them. suppose Y. Times.
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Blissful Ignorance

Gladys Miss Oletimer has been prav.
ing for man for years and now sbe,s
got Percy Fitznoodle.
Tom-Oh. well-she won't know ,ha
difference perhaps Puck
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Feminine Curiosity

Mr Gayman tlaying the paper aside,
We'll, there's no fool like an old fool
Mrs Gayman-What particular foil,
are you meditating now?-Chicaxo
Tribune.
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The Bad Boy and His Dad Go 70 Rus
sla 70 Stop the War-They Riot a
Little and Dad Gets Lashed with
a CossacS's Whip--He Takes
Hitch on the Grand Dukes Sledge.
But Doesn't Ride Very Far.
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what suf
tered no one
Will ev et
know. used
about every
known RENE
that's said
10 be good for
kidney com
plaint but
without de-
irving perula-
nent relief
often when
alone in the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-07-21
A w0MAN'S MISERY.

Nrs. John LaRue. OF rs Paterson
Avenue. Paterson. N. =. saws: FL was
'ronblcd for about nine years, aud
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Cure For The Blues
ONE MEDICINE THAT HAS NEVER FlIln
Health Fully Restored and the lov :,
Life Regained

When cheerful. brave. light.hea-,.l
woman - suddenly plunged into ~,
perfection OF misery, the BLUES. ie''
sal picture. IL is usually this va-'
She has been feeling "out Of so-,.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-15

In net and passenger receipts. r his lat
ter amounted to 1870 per cent. over 1904.
The general excellent condition Of the
Atlantic Coast Line and the high state
or prosperity OF tho section t3serves are
additionally attested by further com
.parison OF what the road accomplished
in the last fiscal year. It's gross increased
S,11 per cent. |; its net earnings. 1872 per.
cent: Its total income. 12Al per cent;
Its return to stockholders, 9.bA per cent.
while tho total Increase In expenses was t7ls
3onlyF4s per cent. H
The appended table compares with the
gross, expenses and taxes. net total In
conc, surplus and dividends, showing
changes ns follows:
Gross Increase. sl.G11927.
Expenses and taxes increase. s6ls,G7i,
Net increase. $1,G59, 259.
Total Increase, si.22o, SS.
Surplus Increase, $3sG.231.
= Dividends increase. slS3, 25Q.
An increase OF 1873 per cent. in pas
scngers earnings has previously been
commented on as marking q new era
In the management. Ills the intention
10 further develop the high class tourist
traffic and to give this portion Of the
the business much closer attention than
ever before The increase OF over per
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LETTER TO REV. E, NJ. cALlscH,
80 Ptchmond, Va. aes5 y

rev. Sir: In making pastoral visits, O
course. you do not consider your pleasure
or comfort or ease, you 80 Whera you.
people live. But YOU have TWO SETS "
feelings In going about--can't he1p ".
Wa all have. Hut You especially lluve'
BfoI.i 4 mart OF your business lH syinpathy'
Well-kept lawns and well-tlled neas,
nice homes and nice people, are oheerlu!
"a YOU as they arc to everyone, Cnmble-
down buildings, poor fences, men mar
IA IS ed by burdens too heavy 1or 9n s,m
loverworked women. and d'rfy-lacea en-.
dren, you may be strong to get on VIII;
but you would be more than human "
find inspiration In misery.
Paint divides the two sorts OF peop1e'
one paints, and the other done. ", per-
hnps the thrifty paint well; the unthrlfty
paint Ill.
no paint we'll Ia to keep paint kound.
There are two ways to do It: one ls bound
to paint often; the other to use GOOD
paint
II costs about half as much to paint
Devoo as to paint with any other paint
FOR Deyoe takes fewer gallons than mixed
paints and wears twice as long as lead
and-oll. gggl t
The thrifty and comfortable have the
art OF using money more wisely. How
lucky they are. how happy.
Yours truly,
81 ~. w. ToIlyoE 81 CO.
F.. S. Harris Hardware Co, sells our
paiAt
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aation Of the assistant marshals. pre-
pairing the headquarters, ETC. He says
240 aides have accepted the Invitations
and Will certainly attend. This Is by la lr
tho largest, number that has ever attend
ed u state fair, 4.
A corps of forty special police, under
Deputy Sheriff G. A. SeaparA, Is BEING
organized for service on tho fair Eroun4a
and a special eye Is TO be had to inc
prevention Of plckpockcts and similar Of
lenses. "a
One Of the features OF the sixth an-
nual meeting OF the North Carolina Lit-
erary and Historical Association next
4uesday evening will be q discussion OF
'The Need of F1reproof State Library
and Enlargement o. the State CAPITOL
led by United States Senator Lee S.,
.verman. and Congressman q. r.
Thomas and j. III, small. The subject Of
the annual address by President i, w,
Winston Of Durham, VIII be "a Plea for
Larger State Pride Is
Governor Glenn devoted some time to-
day to- hearing argument for and against
the granting OF a pardon to w, II. NUT
ray, the piano den.er. who is under SEN
tence to serve two years an the county
roads for killing his cousin, j. s, Mur-
ray, who was his competitorAin business,
lne petitions presented, asking the par
don, are l.le most largely signed ever pre-
sentcd to q Governor Of this State FOR
the purpose,
a. churterEis issued for inc Eish Point
Roll and Panel Company; capital. $1,000.
by ]. III, Miller. w. ]. McAnally, w. y.
sRagan and others.
The entries for the North Carolina
State Fair races are now complete, and
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TRAIL FEATURE
o. STAT ST. Fair. FAIR
Arrangem Made for Exhibits.
# Ahead Of Usual Il
Time,
GOV. GLENN HEARS R Ar GU I We
$500 . ~, - =. /. tsl go Il,
GOV. GLENN HEARS ARGU MENT
.Largsly-Signed Petition in Be
half Of w. R.
Murray
to The Tlmes-Dispatch.,

35 Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch)
RALEIGH, N. c., October Il. -secretary
5Pogue. OF the State Fair, says the worA
at the grounds in the way Of arranging
exhibits and setting up shows for "the
strail."is fifty per cent further advanced
on Friday before the fair, than was ever
tho case for any previous fair.
The Smith-Carter Amusement Company
arrived last night with seven carloads
OF attractions for the trail and these and
numerous others are being gotten in
place. In the arrangement Of exhibits,
all the buildings are busy scene. There
will be only two county exhbits-Wake
ana Johnston-nnd these arc being set
up. Cumberland was to have q grouped
county exhibit, but failed at the last
minute. No gambling or indecent shows
are to DO allowed on "the, trail." Chief
marshal B. Frank Mebane, Of Spreay,
arrived last night. and is to-day perfect
ing the arrangements for tho nccommo--
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Won Wife in Race

NEW YORK. October 14.---In winning a
race last night at the athletic games Of
the Physical Culture Exhibition In Madi-
son Square Garden, David Eaton. a tow
headed youth of Boston, equalled the
worlds record for fifty yards and Won
Miss Ethel Burns for bride
& Young Eaton came from Boston yes
,terday with Miss Burns and her sister,
who were to see him run. Nearing New
York, Miss Burns asked: l8
what is tho prize YOU are going to
run for Arthur"
s''but there is just one prize In the world
4 sly squeeze OF tie hand told Miss
Burns what he dared not say. III,
8 swell, II You wln,.". said the girl, ''the
prize shall be yours, ii3s
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Another Parade
Monday Morning
See To-MorroW's Times-Dispatch for
the Route.
i@ #58 @s

n
Rocky Mount. November 9Th. s8,8
"A. ) M ONTAGUn. IA
Page, October 10TH.
Z Richmond city November lst (nightl.
Richmond city, November LIST tnight).
Charlotte Court, November Gth.fS 5s
Fl. I'D, FLOOD. h ;t5
JUDGE r. r.. w. DUKE, JR-
Chatham, Monday, October 18th. Sl Iti5
Amherst Court, October h 10 tn. y IN III 55
4 Fincastlc, October 18th.
Richmond city, October 21stf (nlght).
Fluvannn Court, October 23d. III " n
Cumberland, Octobe r 24th. 5
Tarnville October Gath (ntght)
Buckingham October 27th.
Appomattox, October 2Sth.
Wnynesboro, October 3lst.
N1ilboro, November list. 5.
Clifton Forge, November I'd. Fs
Buchanan, November Sd,
Jennlngs's Creek. November 4th.
S1Yythe Court. November 9Th.
WILLIAM HODGES MANN.
s Smyth Court October 18th. 55. s5s
tNvestmoreland Court, October 23d. All
i1varrenton, November 4thS (night).
front Royal, November 9Th. 4. ,5fies.i
SAMUEL. y W. WILLIAMS. &
Diclhnson Court, October 18th 4
Princess Anne, October 23d f5fE
Portsmouth, October Gath (night). 4. az
\ Rappahannocl. Octo berSj sOth. 81 *.
W. p. BARKSDALE E
Bland Court, Ontobors16th..s8S II
rs JOHN LAMB. &si
Mccklenhrrg Court, October 10th. ts8
Charles City Court, October 10Th. 35
FRANCIS r. I,ASSITER
5Dinwiddle Court, October 10Th.
z Bruins wick Court, October 18th.
,fr,,.f /, ,trrI,k
Powhntan Court. November 9Th. S5
J. d. 5EGGIEsTON, JR.
southampton Court October 10th.
r.. q. SOIJTHALLA
pInwiddie Court, October 10th.
4 Brunswick Court, October 18th. 81 n
Amelia Court. October 26th. ".
JAMES HAY. E
Brldgewater, October 18th (night).
& TlmbcryIlle, October 18th (night.
I1llston. October 10th (nlght.
McGafleysville. October 2dtl tnlght.
A. e. BRAxToN.
Richmond City. October 2lst (nlght). liz
southampton Court, October 10th
L. .. YARRELL,
Amelia Court, October 26th. H
Powhatnn Court November 9Th. g4iE
tlyst DON r. TIALSEY.
Bland, October 10th. Il
a33 ]. BOYD SEARS.
4 Essex Court. October 10th.
DON P, IALsHY. 4s
Bland Court, October 10th.
r, TATE IRVINE.
Erying. October 18th (night>.
Pennington Gap, October 18th (nlghp'
Dryden, October goth,
JonesyIlle, October 2lst, =
Chairman.
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the greatest races In tho history OF tho
fair are assured.
Democratic Speaking.
Headquarters State Democratic Com-

x mittee.
Room. 90. Murphy's Hotel.
The following appointments FOR speak
Ing are announced:
CIsAUDE A. SWANSON.
Hnrrisonburg, October 10th.
4 Fincastle October 18th. .f n
Buchanan, October nth (night), "a
Roanoke CITY, October 18th (nlght), u
Pearsburg, October 10th,
Pulaski, October 10th,
Wytheyille, October elst,
s, Abingdon, October cad.
Cato City October cath.
Br!atol, October gath (nlghO,
Lebanon, October 10Th.
3 Salem, October 2sth (barbecue).
Waynosboro, October Slst.
JOHN w, DANIEL.
Greene Court, October 10Th.
Strasburg. October goth.
Richmond city, October 2sd (nighD.
THOMAS S. MARTIN,
Amherst Court, October 10th.
louisa. October II (nighO,
Pittsylyania Court, October 3Sd,
Portsmouth, October Gath (nishD.
Salem, October 18th,
tWnynesboro, October 3lst,
Elnporia. November 9Th.
WILLIAM A. ANDERSON.
Boydton October 18th
Big Stone Gap October 10th (nighD.
JonesYille, October glSt.
GARTER GLASS.
HarrlsonburG, October l6lh.
Cliftoll Forge, October. 18th (nishD.
Bedford City, October 23d
( Midway, Charlotte county, Noyeinbel