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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
.NQRE|l0:|l||!.I..P|'|L|::|0|||.P|l|...E!:.
ARt|A | [ J ] !
Navy Yard Chanticl Bill !. 81 Has las
! 2t.5H Been Jt,ggl lied
IS With. y sS
{. I'll NJ EN- . lAL STATISTICS?
A Bottle 81 Nitre Sets q ! Drug D Z
B. Store Oh st,I3i
Ii Fire.
specia1torh r1lmes. Dispatch.'

(sptcinl o5The Times D ispatch.)
rs n oRroLK, B VA, March .---1tncrc was i,i
Indignation here to-day on the recclptSso'!f q
tho Congressional Record, which declares " e
that the item In the9rlverS and hnrbor BILL
y as passed, authorizes d twenty-five ana
thirty foot channel to the navy yard .tl IN
4 tho Elizabeth Riker, when the bill w vas
dra vi, for q thirty and tliirty-fivc foot Dot
channel; The channel ID alrtady twenty vent e
eight feet deep, and Vessels q ! l1lrt w
foot draft have passed oft. II the Item tenn
Sin@the Congressional record be not q
x n1isDrint.Etl,c bill must have been tanl-s
y pored with. philadelphia II terests y re
u suspected here saigs, " III sss
IA bon IoyItt, % negro boy was arralgne g.
this morning In, Berkle N cfl rged VII
4 malicious woundlng OF ] ohm q Hen, son OF
.. Nv, Allen Allan and ether white boys 9.
B we're nluying marbles When the a negro
boss anproached, d ana d quarrel enst !.
which resulted IN the stabbing Of Allen
+ IN tho back wit a peck Ct knife. me
wound rs serious, aud Y Lovl Is hell 8jto
L await the result. III & Va u. s3s.Sf
II DR. b GARLAND sINDrGNAN,,rl.Yf *
4. Rev. j !. Powell Garland lis still Indignant
at the report that he Sintende ed TO resign
= from the reSlulflS 4cluerSAtp " VIZ sAShA
fodistg Church OF this con ference, and one
the members III the ministry declares
that there will be an ,icnl invest LEGATION
4 as 10 whether or not the report was %!
started BY ono Of the mcmbcrs$ofs the
u conference. Or. Garland ma kes an en- en-
phAtic denial 5of AN intent to resi- sr1.
s5F$T hc fcrulser New York reported ID her
presence in these wa ters this ftern + &c
B to the commandment OF tlifs naval sta ton.
\ Her orders nre to proceed North from
Hampton Roads, SO ahos wi. not repair
atSthis navy yard. She has the board 81
inspection aboard. 81 5lss 8,s3. @
ss5 The explosion OF III bottle ofSnitrc this
morning IN the drug store 5of rs rome3 4 AZ
Il Carr, OF Portsmoutl, set the ace Bone
ff1re,s Mr.. Carr failed TO cxtlngulsllS the
Eblazo with carbonntor. and 4 called tho
Etire department. The stock and building
are damaged 81 900. 35l;
4! ENUMoRAToR RS.
q. ST1.8 M. Dardcn. clerk i q tho M "a yor %
z Norfolk: r.. n. Briggs, brother n-law& q
7 Congressman Harry ~ u. Maynard S.ta M
w. II. SEas twood. OF Portsmouth q ualltied
Il to-day before United States Commission
or Bowdens MS cnumerators or-taktng sta
ItIstlcs OF manufacturing here for the
.SUntGdS States Census Department. 3s2s3 5s
G5 Charles L. Conway gent for the Cen
sus Depnrtment3SW has charge OF ! h'sg
work, has arrived Al I'd opened "a p office IN
;tlleFgovernmcntSbu lldilig. 4 5I8 iii sS
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fredericksburg Affairs,
{Speolal to THE Times Dispatch,

FREDnR iCKSBURG, VA, March s,-The
business Mems Association Last night elected
lnWs; j. & W Thomas, presidents Henry
Warren, w, II. Watson. !. v Isroyl, vices
.presidentsjJ y. w. stepFps, seeretnryi Isaac
Mr ~. NJ Garner has purchased OF MI. John
II, Patterson, the IatteFs residence on Prln
cess Anne Street Mr., Garner VIII Improve tho
ii Tke new Andrew Chapel Methodist Episcopal
sChurcil. South. lin Stafford county VIII ne
dedicated next Sunday NTH approximate cer 2,
preach tho OBLIGATORY sermon IN the morning;
rev, q. McCi!ntIc, az Ashland Will preach ~
The afternoon, and Mr., stump VIII preach
again at night, s.F5i tti4 "a wa WE
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HIGH TOP EXPLOSION
The Coroner's Inquest to Proceed
Next Saturday.
ii lfto,ThoTimes esd !spatcl

Especial 10 Ih0 '1lHleS-I!sPtttc|hl.R
tho lsexaminntions7o OF 4 two witnesses, the
Coroner 8 Inquest, In the High Top Cop
ner Mi Mining Gompany's disaster OF Mon-a
day morning, In which three men were y @, 3
yesterday ny the promoters, until the
sppresldent OF the CON pany, MI. d p.
Brown, who Ia now II New YORK. . can ~ 20
,t,rdny, when tho examination Of Wit t.
nesses will be. continued in the y court
house at this place. g. I, !, !, !,
facts as to the causa OF tho explosion.3
The friends OF the mountain people are
Indignant that they are connected With.
the affalr. and assert that i I was purely
certain that It was done by some q tsyEasai
people who have given hem trouble sew.
era times before. re !. q
occurrence and Ia lnrg sc sticrQWd will Bhei
present at the inquiry on Saturday. ssSS 4
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GETTING READY !
F0.RfTRA'vE |: |. |: / !.
Post G to Entertain Virginia
Division lin Fine 3;5tt3
Style. 5;'s 55S II
For SEWERS / AND 4 !! SIDEWALKS IN
IA Special Tax to Pay Interest,
4. and. and Create = 4 4; Sink i.8
ing Fund. IN s
,snnnia1 to rho rlr,ns. ,prlsnaltcf,. \

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tspeciai ITO Tho Tlnacs.D ispatch.) b
SPETDRsBURG q, " Az. Mar. 3. Post eli
OF tho Travellers Protective Association Y
5is preparing FOR glthe convention 8of the
Virginia Division III Petersburg, the 1stli,t
18th ana 18th OF April. Three hundred
delegates are exp ected
rho local Post has appointed o !. cons;
mittco or prominent buslnesl men to raise
funds for the entertainment Of the cotl-ii
syention, which Will doubtless DO done in
royal style. Post g IS q large and -four
fishing organization. having n early two
hundred members The off lcers arc { r.
81. Beckwlth presidents 81 n Il p. Il I,insfor
7vlce-presiderit, ana r. Y.} 2 ltchard., Sec
retnry and treasurer. , 3s 4. 81 n, III
sSSs SPECIAL III AK. 81 s5 ls
KIT The i,'aeWer and sidewalk bond XIX crdi-
nance offered In the Council last evening
provides for: special tax to .pny the IT; "a
terest on the bonds, and establish ~ sink
sing fund for their re tirement ct ma
sturity. This tax. which Is to pc w no 1Rn
Il d. the "scwer and sidewalk tax, i2 Is to
be collected at tile same t!mo as q the
annual city taxes The proposed b bonds
are to 4 be nom taxable and the coupons
receivable for any 81 ty ia xes. I'll
don SNtc Cnbc, Jr., and G. w Bland are
the Council members Of the special COM 4,
}n,Ittoe to AXE 9unde r5 az visemclt thc.ex Il
tension 81 sewers and 4 ppayin q SIDE De-
wal XII, There VIII be tw y dermen n on y
the committee. VI a$, 5 5sS /. tt35 X Y.
committed \ Of I'VE three from tho
Bcounc Ii and two from the Board Of ALI q
.derner, VIII & act with tho Chamber q q
Commerce. In inviting President iRoosc-.
welt to visit Pc tersburg on his sou hern
trip !. . !, 4, ID. sS II
Mr.. Charles T. "a I.assI ter, who rs the & 1.
Fourth District represen tatiye In 81 the
Virginia Good Road #Associa ton, IS c 6 !,
sducting an active campaig Ign here for the the
purpose % that " OF ganiza ton.
guas den till killed In Richmo nd y TOOK
place from Blandford Memorial I c n 2 p e.
2this afternoon Rev. J ohm n Ridout, 3ls q
Richmond. conducted the scryl ces. n
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NEWS ...G|'IA||I|''.H|:|.E'|:..R|.E||:..D|:
fR0M.S|0|U|.7'H { ! !.
FORMER Mayor 81 Manchester
seriously Ill III,
3 Norfolk.
WEDDING m THE PARSONAGE
Southern Shops to Install Elec-
( trio Plant Other
News Notes
!. Mlanohester gures.,a,,. !, r!me.s.::p ,spa.eh..

tgss Manchester Dureau, Times: Dlspatc 8A
stf3ss Esss En- No. 1ll9 Hull Street. III
s. "a very pretty marriage took place In
the parlor OF the Methodist parsonage,
5of Rev. r. NJ. rs Chandler. Ninth ana
Porter Street, Manchester. last night,
when Miss Bessie Ambrose Haley and
Mr.. Edward darlington Moon, Of Sake,
Va, were united in the holy bonds OF
.matrlmony. Ems, gs & j& n "! M
n 4 The bride was becotnlnglys attired In
light blue silk. They were met at the
depot by Prot, K, x. q iii and Hiss Georgia
r. Hines. OF Manchester. Va. 3 After the.
ceremony the bridal party were rendered
a. reception at the Richmond Hotel, a ats
tor which they took tho midnight train
for an extended tour Soutl. There fweroi
only q few present 70 witness the cere-
5mony. Sst S5 4 VI issss II, VI 3t$ M
Electric Light Plants.
Extensive improvements are being
made at the Southern shops Il In the wa y
of supplying q suficient amount of light
ind a. large electric plant is now being
Installed Ito furnish twenty-seyensI5a arc
lights. besides sufficient number Of
lights in the various de--59
Spartments. 81 III II NJ s3a5 83s
AStAl Sh
also arranged to- have an electric Light
plant installed in their place.
7 axes An Appeal. VI
Duncan Beasley who was fined $40 and
costs BY Mayor Maurice for carrying a
Sconcealed weapon yesterday, took an ap-9
peal and the case will so before the Cor
8poration Court ct the April term. Mr..
Ernest Wells Is counsel for Beasley
Dr. Bro nax Appointed.
58 I'd. sBrodnax has been appointed dele
gate from the Third District by Con-
gresham John Lamb to the Anti Tub or-!l
culosis Congress-, which meets at "a lan- q
1 Ia on the 18th instant. ~ 44l s 3iE
Illness OF, DR.. Child Il
~ Ag telegram was ,recel we'd IN Ma rches ter
Yesterday announcing t he serious Illness.
OF Dr. II. r. Childs, at his homo In Nor:
folk. DIR. ssS Cliilds was 4 reported aas being
In extrenis. He was a ppar entl y asl well
as usual on last Saturday, but was taken
Ill suddenly that evening, Ind has grown \
worse ever. since until sterday, en-
1T was said his end was near NJ DR.. CT lids
Is well known here. where up to twenty
practicing physician q II wa s may OF
tho city for some time in the8 early days
after the war and has many friends and
relatives here now. who will gricye at
the news of his cond ltion. 4ls 5l u
Veterans gto M Get
The regular me sting OF Joe Johnson
Camp will be D held y tonight week, at
which time the members and their friends
will be addressed by Congressman John
Lamb. u The camp will meet at their hall
and after the transaction OF egular bust
ness, Will proceed In a bod " to he court
house, (which place the ddress viii
be mad e. 5,ss
Personals and Briefs.
The d City Mission Will meet al the
inks Home this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
Several Of Squire Chentham's children
are down wi theme sizes. 5 8s;5s
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LETTER TO JAMES N. BOYD, Y
if1fE n IL n nSonH ~ VA si4li I'D as Il Z

Dear Sir; Mr. Frank Robinson, titus
vile, Pa, bought oeyne With q good deal
OF feeling against tho whole tribe Of
mixed paints. Our agents there, Messrs,
Kernoehan & Co. got him 10 do A. He says
ram moro than pleased with the Job, !
md one-third OF tho paint LETT over: 4
Know Of several other Jobs, a Year old or
more, painted With pevoe, TINT arc NEAR
Ing well. ~ "a N u, & (. !, &.
tho same school, to find sol,t Wha : paint to
nut on housaa IGSperlencp teaches,
isn't there any easier way 20 lcarn2
Yours Truly
NJ ~ yy IltlY on ~ 90
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each bottle Of my Paw Paw. a B,
rsSu'ap PriSe ar,H drug
glsts tn furnish IL for +; q!
5ss The paw w not only cures catarrh Of TIE
Stomach hut erndicates all catarrhal polsons
from tho systcn 1T pos lively cures ind gos-
ton. NERVOUSNESS ai,d Sleep Tho In
Ehaler Sends clouds OF gmcdicated air TO obscure
places That Al cannot be Y reached by medicine
taken into tho stomach, 1t soothes, the sore
spots8it heals the ran, places. and soon opens
all the air passa ges. 81 II Va III 81; Ri
con, bnatjon offer isa,Wlth draWr II your drug: .
glst 'tisupply the complete treatment, send
mo one dollar and II will send It by express
all charges prcpald NE. =. 4. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
PLEADS. GUILTY ~ 4. TX n 4.
Mrs. Hanna, Who = oisoned Fam n q;
1A5{5;lv ApIp,eal 3 toS Mercy$o Of Court

Especial to The lines Dispat en- ss =,
LYNcEInUT March s:aM u e ]. Sal a..
lie Hanna c.,rg e l, Mt !, au IIamIlton
Ia aEu,k R1sy a month VII SIX PER- r;
sons We're poison q af IN
ny x,ornorn ton a Court and. wa ed the
right tl 81 az a trial BY jury christnn
staIea that he axe ths eas1 nnaett
z; II nrnha he That he will hear I he evidence
IL ptfR o case Tin order e the
measure OF punishment. Mrs Hanna 4 q
tempted 20 y ths Ea !ha d . on,
she 81 e' had run away from ronle.. to spend
tho night with them some time !, pet
M she = vas married to Hanna last October
through a matrimonial ursau q but drove
him from home q fter less than Two 'Q
months after the wedding Hannla' I, w l
Eciis a. Hanna has gone back to his no me.
in Green county, Rennsyl yallia s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
M9NTCLAIR MURDER.
Cords Tighten Around Man Man IN IN
4 der Arrest at Hampton.

5si Especial to The T. spatctl,lg5,s5
NEWBORN NEWs, Y Az March ar, s ~;
George Brooks, t no man q rrest ea yes
terday In York county, on suspi clon8S of
being connected with the mllrde II Mrs.
Hannah ROSS at Mon olair, N was to- TO-:
.dny identified by Rev. ] |. g reen, pf st OF
Of Chestnuts Avenue Methodist Church hui q
this city, as a man who becaE nterestea
In "a protracted meeting, and who joined
his church February st The told aSnupl1l !
Der Of conflicting stories and dlsap a., g
"a day or. two az ter joining he church, Y
Brooks admits that ne = af,s :,
den N. ]. He admits having a number of
aliases and claims to have served an
enlistment IN tho navy under the name me
of Bell S 81 z
The authorities have no doubt that they
have tho missing coachman ~ Moncla|r
officer is expected to arrive morro We rs
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PRISONERS ESCAPE. az
Use Braces From Iron 3 edsteads
4 as Levers to Prize Open Doors.
Y. lsneeInl I'd -The Tlmes-D Ispntch) q

(SpecInI 70 TIC I1rnes--11Esplttcl 10
LEXINGTON. a Marcel s.--Four
prisoners escaped from the Lexington
IAN last night. They. We're John i.
penitontiaryi for 5housohreaking; a s. II q. Van
iAndIngllam. son fenced 10 twelve mont s.
In jail for selling liquor In local option
!, In IAN nj. Who were awaiting rial for house
4 Tho prisoners secured the braces from,
their iron beds teads and priced several
alid. "a Ing, under l,eBiiron door they
used these bars as levers WithtWhlch they
priced open tho outer wooden door lead
th1ee lock from the back door and escaped
through the back yard, Az
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Graham Montgomery, son Of Mr.. j.. Robert
Montg omery OF Woodbridge. Rey.5J r. Smith
pastor Of oxford PEesbyt Church
o0jclated. 33 A cousin Of the bride, Miss Anna
,Xyrcs played the Wedding march, b The BRIDE n
pretty and accomplished young lady, gas
dressed o. tan broaael9tn'
Molt Eomcry ioft day for Washingto State
where theyTwill make their home .s& u; F tt
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!, If v y - Z
New, Hotel,

Especial to The Tlmea- pIspatch,) 5fS .5fi3
CHATHAM, VA, March s.--lIotel Elba, at
F,ba, this county, threw open lts doors 70 the
public Saturday. This nav host olry rs equipped
with every modern convenience to no found
IN a small place. This hotel covers the sitn
on which old Hotel llli'a was burned llttlos
moro than two years nso. ;; NJ ii5{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
N. Y Il & N. improvements

~ Special to Tho Tlmes- Dlspatch.) "a
ssEcApEl Charles, Y.A.,s March s.,7The New
sYork; 4 Pennsylvania and Norfolk st amer New;
York is on the railway at Berkeley having
the damages switch she sustained An q colli-
sion with a. barge here repaired z M g
IA The New York, Pennsylvania and Norfolk
has recently received q large 8consignment&o, q
new eighty-fiye pound steel rails. which VIII
replace the lighter ones now In use. "a NUMBER
Of new eng Ines are also expected here shortly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
Policeman Exonerated.
3, ,,lcIa D p ,rhn Times- DIspatcf,.,

Especial to The r ples- Dispatch
Johnson, Of the Lynchhurg police Department.
who was charged aSWeek 5asot by C,ulyinS Ford
d well known husness sn,hn with being drunk
and asleep o,, duty and derect In the charge
az his dut les, was given q hearing this after.
noon before the IS Police Board and exonerated
of5Ethc charge. The case has "a ttracted cons
charges were filed, 81 4. 1s,s y
s John y. zee, sen II G9lrseL fer Samuel
McEue; represented. tho bolicH =, and Daniel
and Harper. tho comp1d pnht. TX 81 Sa
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Musician With Smallpox
i Especial To- Tho Times. Dlspatc

ESPECIAL 70 aTho Mines. Dspntch,) u
3@t NEWPORT NEWS. ( Va. March S.--A mer,,-:
her Of The 3.H9old Homestead Quartettee," Of
stricken with smallpox at tho Pocahontaa
Hotel here Saturday night. A, Sunday he was
removed to tho pest-house,5tho hot oil waa tho-
done BY tho authorities to prevent q scare The
first reports sent out FROM hero mad 1.-The
erroneous that the vas
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Bowling Elected
nnia / y ~ D rhn I .Tlr.l1,na pis,atch. y

Especial to The Tlnes; Dis patch,
Il sTAUNToE. VA. March s-The staunton
iirst sllieutena.1t, 10 I'LL the vacancy caused
by the recent election sofs First II eutonant$
Hugh Braxton TO the captaincy OF the West
Augusta Guards. The office OF iaecond lieutenant
will he filled ut the next meeting. This Office
WAS made vacant by tho election & OF Mr.
Rowling as first lioutensn AN f5 III S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
Pittsylvania Weddings,

y CHATHAM, VA. March S,-Mlss Fannie
Tuck and Mr. Coleman a. poss, OF Sycamore,
Pittsylvapn county. We're married Tuesday
at tho home Of Rey, w ~ lIsarr; In this
place, who performed tho ceremony.
The bride Is a daughter Of the late Matthew
Tuck, a substantial county citizen. Tho groom,
is IN tho sewing machine bupness, IS i4
Miss Mary Agnes Haynlore and Mr.. William
Thomas Harris. OF PlttsylYanla county, were
married at the BRIDES home sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
Present Portrait To- Day.5

Appeals OF Virginia OF tho iIfa size oil nor
trait OF its late clerk, deorge Keith taylor,
VIII bc presented to l8 the court n this
morning at 1880, Immediately after the de-
livery of opinions Judge T. T. Lewis viii
make tho presentation OF the picturs The
work Is n fine one, Mr,&8W.s n. Sheppard, Of
this city. being the artist M ~ s. gsi5 " }48
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sQrr--Bedouht.

SPECIAL to The Times-pispa
i NORFOLK. VA March s--Robert 7.
orr, city i,speetor Sof plumbing md Miss
Mary Cecilia RedoNbt Wereg married BY
REV ". N, q Vines In the study Of the
Frcenason Street BAPTIST Church last
night si.&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

Rosa Black and Mr., J. ", Bnrksdale were
married last Sunday by REV. MIR Wiley AT the
yeaidence OF Mr. w, l3ailes, &
Tho contracting parties VIII prphnbly maze
their future hams q tswoopel Nh M ~ NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
LITTLE SURPRISE. HERE.
Likelihood Of Someone Succeed
ing Capt. Rogers is Admitted.

The announcement y from Washington
Yesterday that the President would al
Captain Asa Rogers as COLLECTOR Of In-
tornal Revenue for the SECOND District
1t wIrgl4 7. Hagaed little srnrIse
ers himself has not expressed publicly at
least any confidence In his own i enure Of
the position. , When, some; " eeks q so. y I
by o. II CIV appointee md speculation wns
general ms to whom the President would
came a ctive and spent considerable tmo
in WASN'T gton. # As a result of represen-
atlons made to he Treasury Depart
mon and the Executive at that time, the
retention nf tho collector for the ne, present
was determined; upon. 81 It was saId ut
that time that the Presldent desired Ia
.aaresident Of this, district. He5T was dis
suaded from that purpose and soon ar
forwards nominated General Rosser for
postmasterSof Ghnrlottesville, and ha has
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
Iudd--Ienkins,

Especial to The irimesr PTS pal ehl
LyIRAY. March BE-; David ~.
Judd a lsS Carrie "a SaIpklns T.
rIed lat the home Of tlls Bird Hear tItur ray,
to-day, Elder. Walter trlGEler, SO the
German Haptlst Church, oifclat s. $1$
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09
Double Tracking CONTRACT.

Especial to The TImns-p Ispa fch.) 60
ROANOKE VA, March 8 ri 10 contract
3f6r dpube Tracking three niles OF the
Norfolls aad yestsrns from IrpnYllle to
MontYnle;, hos heen a'yasAed 70 Walton,
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IP|ll'vv|| ]. PAW
Also ! Paok { ] 81 catarrh 3Ta 4
and q paokay y q \ !. Pa ] !, Pills! !!
ABSOLUTELY FREE
Making ] 4, l';i n g: a
ndPositivleI.
Curefor
.CatarrhE

Catarrh OF the
head, nose anu
t h r o at positively
require both blood
and local treat
iment before the
sore places can be
2henlel. III am now
Offering g. complete
'catarrh treatment
at actual cost. 4
am giving myS$l
Inhaler and q pack
age Of my Catarrh
Tablets and q.
package of my
payv-pa,y TillH with
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Kirkpatrick

Il,
sIllrnorS Kirkpatrick, daught er pf Mr.. y, ~.
4ISirkpat Of neal was ma yrlea
tllolday n'GhI ny her holRa 70 N w Hap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-09

q am a man Of more than 60 years, ana 81
for the past 20 years was al great sufferer
with acute stornaoh3trouble and rheumatlsm. s
tried number Of specialists but thelr$ Of.
life not worth living, and D had given up
all hope Of being a well man again. N y
Wife who also had stomach troubl j, It the s
suggestion $of a friend, tried two bottles of
Palnes Celery Compound and was full " re-.
s4S stored TO health She then encouraged ms
am q sound and wei Z man, able to work
every day. bless my good wife every day fs
for my good health, as she got mo TO take M,
Panes Celery Compound, In my opinion the
# greatest medicine ever given TO the world ls
for nervousness, stoma trouble rheura. KOS
tis,, and Kindred ailments. y: Yours very
Martin Baldwin, $40 North 10th 81,
st.fJoseph, Mo- Feb 90, 1901 #S5gs
Doctors know and value this prescription and
make constant use Of It In their practice. ss
Its effect Is almost instantancou nourish.
rnent and .ygor given to the nerve system BY
8Paine's Celery Compound is fet at once.
The patient feels this at$once and gains conf.
lence by 1t. . a ~ CHI
a3 The Nerve Force begins at once to make each
organ Of the body do the work that nature expects
Two days treatment with Paines Celery Cons
pound will prove its marvellous power
e Remember this Paine's Celery Compound Is
the prescription Of one of the most famous physi-
clans this country has ever known, Prof sEs. E2
Phelps Of Dartmouth University and all repu-Ss
table druggists sell and recormend it.
WELLS. RlcHARDsoh 4 90.
s BURLINGTON. VERMONT.
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