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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Crystalized Poison!S

Il Your biood IL always full Of poieon-.,tnns
poison you eat ana drink and breathe into
your system. II Ia the purpose Of the boon 70
absorb anu carry or this very poison. And the
kidneys, which are tho blood filters. are *
pected to cleanse the blood and scnd " Dack
through tho system clean. to gather more
poison which, they. In turn. Will eliminate.
Bot sometimes tho kidneys fall. And some
times, from some other cause. the blood Hste
30 full, Of poison that they cannot absorb "
all. This is tho start OF sRheumat Ism. The
poison accumuates and crystnllzcs. The crystals
look Ike litle grains Of sugar or 81
In slzee Then, when II can carry them no
longer, II deposits then, in joint-o on q
The twInge In your tho dul! ache IN
your arm oh a rainy day--thcse are the out
ward signs s OF the unseen crystalss And the
twisted limbs and unspeakabie anguish OF inc
sufferer who has allowed his SYMPHONIC 10 go
unheeded and unattended for years-these are
tho evidences Of what rheumatism, neglected.
can do. M b N VIZ * do .5s !. Is sSe . Z,
neuralgia, gout-for all these arc the results
of rheumatic poison In the blood.
plainly, the first thing to do is to remove
tho poison. But this is not enough. ne
FORMATION Of tho poison must be stopped,
no that nature may HAYS chnnce to dis
solve and eliminate the crystals which have
aireudy formed. q Unless this ~ done there
rar, BIT no cure-no permanent relief
~ searched the whole earth for a specific for
fheunlat ism-sonc thing that or any physi-
that ,.c could count on not only occasionally
but ALWAYS. For the srnvagca OF rheumatism
arc every where and genuine relief Is rare
tl<s.. q -. =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
WASHINGTON MEETING Mel y, q y;
sarcad 81 tuberculosis by Ira
al y,elers on Railroads.
! fI,re,n, our Rcgulnr Correspondent.l -

(Fron, Our regular 4.
3i1yAsH1NGTON, ID. c., April 1S.--Gr'esaltt
interest attaches to the coming annual nm al
meeting OF the National q. ton ior
,hc study and Prevention Of tuberculosis l's $,
which viii take place In this city on t ",
III l,Tand 18th OF May. 80 widespre;ad ana
"a teadly has become his disease tnal =
INV, rallyFref erred % as nc sVhiie
s51plnr,,e,y, Surgeon General " yman' 81,
n ia United States Marine Hospital PEI
wee, has received numerous otters l ,n,,
health OFFICERS on*this subject spccia.iy
IN I hat branch OF It which relates 10 the ne
sbread OF the disease py traYelcis w .'to
various railroad. 81 s
1T is regarded by the sclcntsts VINO ieA Z z
pcct TO be in attendance. as eciallyi tor-s
4 tunatc that while the meeting sIs n pre-
K gress they will have unusual facilities l iorl
studying the latest improvement ts IN stn =
ventilation and SAINT ationi OF railway pas pas
genger cars. Simultaneous with the meet
inns ~ the health specialists will be the
meeting Of the International Railway fC Lon
cress. with its great exhibition OF cars
and railway pplinnce for W hic p .Gon l.;
Z rrcss has granite ed the use of the 5'iNVhitc
I,ot .,,8 IN the exhibit will be- many d. :
vices for the ntilationf and heating o.
messenger cars q natter tha lis JUST now
being widely discussed by health boards.
scientific men and railroad aut hofities..
Numerous tests will he made In the pres
ance and under the direction Of distln- d
aliishcd health officers from al ffer1en It
parts OF the country. The tests Will con-
sist Eof n series OF experiments to demons
5stratc how quickly and how completely
the alr#$in pussenger n coaches II ca n pc
changed, 1t being the already expressed
opinion of scientific men that public
health demands an entire change OF air
atileast$ once In every six minutes. * 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
1.3A51s FANG WINS DEBATE.
Dr. Hatcher's Chinaman6 D efeats
Americans in Their Language
;5I'rhe j Times- pispntch.) RI

Y S Especial to The Tines Lispatc'i 81
i FORK UNION, Al. a pril The an;
'1,,,aI contest for The d amatlon smedal
bys the: academy students came of ~ last ast
H.. fnVor Of All Fong.s the Chinese ward
O. Dr. Hatcher's. That this Celestial
should In four or five years. have !, az r!
iial1guago as to win this victory oyer ten
native competitors. Is e dlstiinctlonr . q Ct
was "a Chinaman's Plea for Japan,
The exercises OF the evening were en-.
IlXened by q humorous recitation from
BY tho excellent music Of local talent
notably. that OF ISIS Lucy snead
Captain Minston, OF the military dos
partnlent OF the academy, resigned his
I POSI- ion on account Of falling health but
remained until his successor was In
friends there are Misses Louise
1,yilliams 81 Rtchmond, and Annie r.
h Mr.. RoatWrlght and tho Rev. Mr.. Law
son, OF Birmingham, and Mr.. Lea ke.i9 OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
MILLER SCHOOL.
Snapshot at Current Events Of
the Week.
sfspeclal 70 1,he TIr.nI ,e,s--Dispa,,ttch,

MILLER sCHOO II, A., April Is. The
]" Bachelors Row table s was highly
5"dined and wined as we'll as entertained.
yesterday afternoon In N the & Domesti1'
Science Hail, The table groaned slinder5a;
feast OF fat Il hings. 3 and the guests
groaned afterwards q There were fourteen
In Miss simons class. There should have
be; sixteen then We could have truly
The town boys OF charlottesville play
ed he NJ tlors Urinary boys here yes
}terday. The score was Q to u b In favor Ut
tho Urinary Boys. II ard to- down good
old Sbeef.) !. ~
& Mr.. Joseph ~. Payne, n o Z Yanceys Mills
Y. was here last week doing stunts
In the hanging lne-paper hangl r,g. S &
sThomasson took their first degree I'm;
Masonry last Saturday a at IIilisboros
Lodge.
8 NJ rcury IS getting might Z, low down.,
and IS the peaches are get ting I. scared
iss2aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Certain Relief

Tho secret. fay in wonderful chemical I
found In Germany. When 4 found THE chem
ical. I knew that could make q Rhe ornaiic
curo that would be practically certain. But
even then, before made an atlnouncern efit
rlsde more than 900 tests! And my failures
were but 3 per cent. n s5a TN Y
This German chemical Ii not the only ingrc-
dient 4 Use In Dr.. shoop' Rheumatic CufS;.-
but Il made the remedy ipossib e--1nade possible
IN achievement which. III doubt not. could have
been made In. no other WY. r. 5t Nh
This chemical WIS very expensive. The duty.
too was high 7. In all ut cost me ~ % per
pound sdt what Is s4.go pet, pound Tor q RE.L
remedy FOR the world most painful disease -
Tor d Rf5A L relief from the greatest torture
human beings know n u. ssSs 4-s;S.
I don't nnean that Of. 4 Ehoop' fH heufnatic
euro can turn bony Joints into flesh again
that Is irnbossibi.. Hut.fit Win 1drive from
tho blood tho poison that causes pain; ana
swelling, and then that iss the Siend .of the
pain and ssweliing--th end OF the snHertns..
afford 10 make this liberal ofter-that 10 why
I can afford to spcnd the F1KSTg dollar that
rheumatic sufferers, the world Z over. may
learn OF my remed y. eEt 4 ~ ;sss. 4 (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
SHOT GIRL TRIED n h. /: ] !.
TO KILL HIMSELF N I'll. !!
8(conitlnued; from First Page 6j'

prove fatal. smedes is guarded in the
hospital by two policemen.
q The couple arrived ut the hotel on sun
day and registered rs Mr.. and + Mrs
smedes. TO- day Miss Davis obtained q
position with a company now rehearsingS
at ono OF the local theatres intending to-
leave "The Schoolgirl company. She
! was at tho theatre in 4 he forenoon, re-
hearsing with tho new company. when
smedes gained admtttance to the play
house aud sought an engagement. He
failed to obtain It. Seeing Miss Davis
on the stage, he went to her and threat
iened to shoot her II she Joined the new
company. He was ordered from the
place, and Miss Davis went with him.
They returned. to the hotel. and. It isi
believed, they Y renewed their quarrel,
which resulted In the shooting t53s' 81.
,5x On the bureau in the room was found
"a note written by smedes, which read ~!
Z ITO those who know. and meet my
mother help tt. sustain and keep her,"
B 4 "A letter was addressed Ito Mrs. T, M.
3smedes, Yicksburg, Miss. Il and one adj
dressed to Miss Dayis's mother. at He
bron, were a. so found In the room. The
police have not opened them; IN Il Y; .st
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
sSimplyWrite Me /.

IT The offer IS open to every one. everywhere,
who has not tried my remedy. But you must
/ will send you an order on your druggist
which he will accept as gladly as .he would ac.
cept a dollar. i He will hand YOU from his
send the bill to me. There are no condition.
no requirements. All that I ask you to DO 70 70
on Rheumatism beside It Is free.s II. will help
Vol, 10 understand your case. Address Dr.
Shoop Box c 2SS.' Racine, wis. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
.lATEDIAGNOS|s
CAUSE Of DEATHS.
Tuberculosis Not the Fatal Dis
ease Commonly Believed,
Declares DR.. Amber.
PROMPT ACTION NECESSARY.
Disease Can be Made Practically
Inocuous by Proper Course
on Part of Patient.
4,By' AI.s,sociated d pr,c,sls.)

ATLANTA, GA, April Is. Increased ut
tendance and largely increased interest
4 marked the second days proceedings Of
I tho American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. League
4 here to-day Late arrivals brought the
attendance up TO about 600 physicians,
+ including u large number Of women prnc
< titioners.
Tho general subject considered at the
Il only session OF the conventions to-day
was the treatment Of tuberculosis In It's
4 various forms. The paper OF the day.
B which was given the closest attention.
was by Or. G.. p Amber OF Ashcyille,,
7 N ~ &. on S",rhc Physician's Permanent
Il Duty to the Patient and Family in Tn-
3 berculosis.R At the conclusion OF the,
paper the convention by unanimous vote
authorized the publication Of the paper,
ms ;embodying the ,sense Of the league. on
&, the subject. Or. Amber, In the course
OF his address. said: II wish to place
myself on record as advocating that the
best means OF preventing consumption
is to discover tho tuberculosis disease In
the patient before the 8 tage OF consump- :
ton has been reached. Consumptives
are persons dying with tuberculosis
\ tligca sc Tuberculosis Is not the fatal
disease past generations lave rcsa:ded
/ b ..At the conclusion 81 his discussion
DR. Amber presented the following ,s
3 points: 81 ,@si a5 sSE. q
.First. Tuberculosis Is not the
fatal disease commonly believed !.
!.5l Second. While communicable,ssit
/ ca ii, ne made practically inocuous By
thcgproper course on the; part q The
patient. sss$ y,
.T!,ird. Tie chief cause Of the s.
" large mortnlItysis late d agnosis.
h S"Fourth Late diagnosis is caused
by Indifference on The part Of tie
patient to carly syInpt 0ms nt,u ca re -
lcssness on the part Of the phys "a; sf2
consultcd II IS * NJ ID
A ". u Fifth: BY thorough, systematic
instruction OF the pat len + be tier re
Z suits can. be accomplished than by
medication. 81,
3 "sixth. Instruction Of pa tent.
family and friends and close % 80
scrvance IN their part Of tile rules
laid down, will practically rob III the 4
disease iof its method and means rs q q Il
extending. 'ss f IS. SIS l, 3,
s The prog rzlmmc for the day was closely
followed and the address Of The Dr. Z.
N j, Clarke, OF Boston, was given close
4 attention. 45s Hi: 8s83 555 ]. III !. d,
A. ,rbc latter part Of the daylwas tlcvotca
& 70 I'd Georgsa barbecue. which was en- =
icycd by several hundred 9! the sSi Is,..s
X md tic;r wives. 8 The election o. of1icer
and Inc choice OF the next meeting place
Will take pla g ! n y Y K. gs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19

|. AK no dew,ait--na refe1ence-no SECURITY.
nothing 10 pay, sither now Of later. Any Hteu-
matte sufferer who does not know my tetnedy
tnay have a full dollar. . worth free to tfy.
know That Dr. shoop's rheumatic Retnedyj
mayi be relied upcr, ALWAYS to bring the Ut.
most relief that medicine can. Years Dehore
discovered this 5remedy,1 studled the natuTa
OF fsheufnatism.S For rheumatism Is really
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
FIRES IN NELSON
The Old Homestead Known as
Valley Monte Burned. s,-
8 - (Speciai m, sThe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &

"a Especial to The Tnles-D lspatch,) 3 ~
KELLY,s FORD, 9sV Az AprIl iS The
homestead Of the late Ir.st George AZ,
Horner known las !, ~ ley Monte, now
st Re'ye 81 Tire Today. Allsosthe furnl:
.ture was saved, and there was q small
insurance on tho but ding. 8 Mr., Martin
Fellow, and hi s. d Isasfer Is a great loss to
him, This is the second fro here in tito,
last few weeks. 4 az ~ ohm I,IaWf ford, q re-
all Its ontents "a, shprtf time age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Well Paid Judges.

asl is considered an essential condition of
tho English court systeln that the Judges shall.
their salaries shallEbe SO largo and provision,
Tor their future shall upon thoir retlren,e nrs
9be 80 ample they need at no time OF their
service have any momentary anxiety. There
are now no fewer than eight ex-Jmlges lii res
cciptS OF total pensions amounting to sla1 90
g Judge %hos CONTINUES onthe n N,, /.
does his work for 81. 10 year, tho Gdifter-E
ence between ibis salary and pension. The lord
chancellor Is entitledSto a pension 8of s24 322
d year for llfe.l however short his tenure Of
the Schanceorshlp. Mi fn9s3aa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
a IA SMALL VAULT. Il.
curious Disc overyR Made in#Dig7
cling Foundation in Williamsburg

y WILLIAMSBURG, VA.::April 1S-5Nvhot
appears. to be a small grave wa 3 uneart ned
by workmep wnIie engaged IN, higgainHs;
for tho foundation Of a house which. MI II
INC q grave or vault is about elghteeni
inches wide by. thirty inches long py
Inches deep. K 1t Is neatly
arched over and has several inches Of.
water at they bottom. which is all II
confirms. No one has been found VINO
An oldsvacantf house OH Francis Street
belonging to the Eastern. state Hospitai;S
opposIt to the City II very Sta Dies, caugn
company responded quickly with the new
chemical fire en- CINE, :. and the fire was
soon extingulshed. he origin IS un-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19

w.. 4 M, AIR LINE .,as Fl
ATLANTA, q A.. and return. account
Recommendations Association OF Manu-
,facthrers, II he seaboard will sell round
iFip tickets to Atlanta az one fare Rus
~ cents: Rate from Richmond. $15.7b.
Ticke ts sold May 18th and 18th. and good
ireturning until May aoth,8 BY payment
- sso cents. tickets will be extended UNI
Il; II lima 18TH: The seaboard has very fast
and convenient schedules bstween Rich
m ,.,, and Atlanta, and operates two daily
trsins With pullman sleeping cars, cafe
- - ana the best of day coaches. sl
!H1KANsAH CITY, NO, and return, account
- Southern Baptist Convention. the Sea-
board Win sell round trip tickets at one
wayF faro plus 80 cents; round trip from
piohtnondS 1890. Tickets sold May 1th
5foslIth IND. G limited to return on or be-
'fcre May 2sl: 1905, The Sea board has
s sysu attractive route to Kansas City,
tv,a a tlanta. WITH excep tionally convenient
scheduies q n For further informat ton rela-
tiys to any. az the above reduced rates,
call 81 Richmond Transfer CoH!pany's
81 lice, Main Street Station, or, to the
uDdersIgned. \,
fy y,1 tronage Respectfully ollcited,
h %. & 4 IS W. m, TAYLOR
u 3 cltY 4! cket Agent. &
n II. a s. LBARE. Ed$ .g3 I.
h I, " Y, \ District Passenger Agent.
$50 East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Ship Engineer Killed

tspccial to The A Times Dispatch.)
81 NEWPORT JEWS, var pril -Norwellss
sGetses, OF Boston, engineer on the schooner
pier this Snf ternoon.s The schooner was being I
loaded when Getses came on deck. JustS a. he
came ~ out OF the com pani ion Sways$a large
lump OF coal fell from the pier and crush ed \
In his skull. He leaves q wife and one child I
y In BOst on ~ u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
WILEY |STAg|'AIN
UN0 q [ FIRE i:
Experts Assail Conduct Of Chief
Chemist Of Department
Of Agriculture.
Charged THAT ds Mas Paid for
Information GathSs;;tsd at Ex-
pcnse or Government.

tFrom our h egpisrs correspondent.)
Il WASHINGTON, y. u, April 'ls.--Mucti
interest has been aroused In Washing
ton scientific circles, blythe attacks made
on Dr.. Harvey yy,lles chief chemist
Of . I Depar tment. AZ Agriculture. lat
the Chemists CUB. IN New York. Dr.
Wiley, Dr. Bigelow and others connected
with the Depar tment apt !. Agriculturc for
some time conduct departments with
what was promptly. dubbed BY the news;
papers. Il the ''poisesl SQUAD Z during
which certain govtrnmen Temple were
fed foods supposed I % contain pressrval
.tivesS ior8 authorizations deleterious to
health. Reports o. fese Experiments
and sotherH matter on the alleged whoie-s
sale sadulteration OF foods have been APP
ipearing extensively In the magazines and
other periodicals., often oyer the sigma
ture OF Or. w iley,T though somctimes over,
the sigma ure q OF hers. These articles
periodicals and their amcrchantabl value
has been. largely Increased by thee free
advertising given by the daily press to
the experiments and incidentally to Dr.,
Wiley, his assistants andsto the 'poisoti
sqund.'',S s
g Dr.. Wiley has already been subjected
to severe editorial criticism for the al
legged use in periodicals for pay. Of in-5j
formation secured u by experiments con-
Quoted at the expense of tho department.
in dvance OF the official reports con-
corning the same. which would be acc
scessible to every one and because these
articles are said ITO be Illustrated with
plates either the property 9of the govern
lment or made from photographs taken
for such articles. when permission for
similar photographs has been denied to-
other writer's. b g,s, ID l;,St fsasfe
..Y GLOW" Chemistry
/. DR. Edward Gudeman, OF Chicago. q.
chemist and food expert Of high stand
Ing, thought IT well 20 bring the matter.
before the Chemists Club Of NewH y: York r. /
This was done at q ting OF the club
Few DAYS ago, aat " fich Dr.. WileFfand.
Dr.. G uden1a n q were both guests 4 and
speakers and sDr 3Gud emdn vel emently1
denounced Dr.. Wiley as founding q school
OF yellow oh enistry. y dom believe
5Dr. Wiley believes /. everything he has has
said ~ said 4 DR.. Gudemane as starter:
i"The great trouble Is tia he lis not con-
sistent. some OF the sctrculars being is
sued from the DEPARTING nt Of Agriculture
seem Is have a ( Commercial aspec t.'.5 Con
tinul1g; Dr. Gud enan Il eferred to-. the
fact that. Dr. wiley has, Issued an order
tina { all whiskies con tanning IS tof zone ~
per- cen t. of fusels impure ana m
then had The Pures Food Congress AZ ~.
Louis endorse tn et Bottle in. Bonds:a g
Ito create the irnpression ssoeoSst s
were, pure. when they go ulp ts
Sb m9rs .p ,is a., purs .esd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Head Collision
(EDeoIal I

M 20 Especial to lThe sIamea- III apatch;) rs. IN 6a
FAYEIlEYILLE. N, e., April 1s--At
the II wastbound passenger train from.
Wilmington! and q engine of q freight
train, Dave Bess, colored fireman OF the!
both locomotives were lazy wrecked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
DAUGHTERS. ELECT
OFFICERS. ] !. |: |! {: TO-DAY D,
Lively Campaign Of Candidates
for Office Of Prcsident-Gc
cral III Progress.
SHARP DEB AT:Es DURING . DAY y
81. Holding Session OH
Good Friday Causes Discus
sionQuestion Of Polygamy.
ny Associated Press.)|

Il WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1s.--sThee
interest II the Daughters Of the 4 n
can Revolution 10 day uttered IN the
prellninafyS calhpe ien the candidates 81
for thu office Of president general Of the
society. Mrs. George M. sternburg OF this Till
city: Mrs. Donald Mclean. Of N w York.
and Mrs. Charles Warren Fl Lippit1tt, Of Of.
Rhode Island. arc the active candidates
5The friends and adherents OF each Oh az are
leaving nothing undone that might pr pros
mote the interests Of their favorte.
Tho election will take place tomorrow
Sinorning. but 1T Is not possible at this
time definitely to forecast the result IL
The compilation Of Continental Memorial
Hall Is figuring prominent Fly IN the cam am n
Ipaign the desire OF all the Daug hters
being to elect a woman as tho head OF
the organization who will carry forysSs- q
to the best advantage the work begun
SO SO 4 usp icously by Mrs y Fair ba nks
No Session on Good Friday. N
tSS AZ lively debate developed to-d day over,
proposition OF the Prograif lmes Commit
tee not to hold a session OF he congress
OH Good Friday. II was poin tod out that
both Catholics and Episcopal ians had
been elected as Delegates Ito the con-
gress with the understa nding that no
session would be held \ on 6 God TridayS
gIn&the course OF the debat e Mrs. Donald !.
Mclean ,S or N w Y ORR, u on of the can "
sdidates for: presdent-gene ral y, exp ressed
the hope that no session would be held
son Friday. Mrs. Lean was given m
ovation by tho Daughters. despite the.
efforts OF the president eneral to restore
order. s III Ss 5 IS y III
II During the session 4 "a delegate urged
that the congress IS not q rel gious par
iSlinment,'' and demande ed q Vote. Finally
Ia vote was reached; ard the proposed
amendment was rejected without dlvls-.H
ion. n IA I'd 3355 5}S IS
Politics in Debate,
{ Politics was injected into the proceed i
ings at THIS point. Mrs. Amos e. Ora,
per. OF & the District of Columbia, rising:
Ito d. question of5privilege. called attention
ito some statements mad by one of! the
national officers concerning the candidacy
OF Mrs. Mclean. 81 demand, = said She
that Mrs. Mclean be allowed to speak
Ito the congress on her attitude toward
1.-THE memorial hall project.''ss ~ Us
THE chair" responded the president
general sharply. does not consider cam
palgn speeches q question Of privilege
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Y. IN. C. A. Banquet.
pecial to The Times Dispatch.)

TN813#( SpeCIAI 10 .THe FIlITeS.lJISpdICI u. 5G
5i;WARRENTON,s Va. April 1s;-The
members Of the bowling club Of the -,
Nj. G.. A, rendered large banquet to-,
night In the Town Hall to citizens ana.
other members OF the association. An
elaborate collection was served and NUM-,
erous impromptu speeches Wore made BY!
men prominently connected With the.
work here. n IS .stt "a 3 ~ ss5
the Organization OF the Y. M. G. a. at
this place. iFs, # !. III 4is ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
Easy to Please

$50 you won't 90 out In a rowboat with
( nj E p. he asked, with a disappointed look.
9..I' m tim!d. RI she replied - never fell out
of a. boat, and I'm fraid l Il couldn' IS Is
gra cefully.'. *, gsl
5sei:.yVell, como out on the back stoop and
we'll try falling out Of a hammock Yonkc,'s
Sta tesman$ a 5,s5 Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-19
REDUCED RATES vi IT L;ANIlc
a COAST LINE TO coLUMeiA,tlsYs

4 Account meeting OF the Conf erenIe OF
fF,dt,catlo;, /. IN thei South! April ee6 to y,
Ico6 the Atlantic. Coast Line Will sell 3ttckr
cts 10 Columbia, s. and return at re- Y Y
Dr. one & fare plus twenty: five cents Tor
the round trip, tickets on salo April 2Sd.
oath and fe5th, good returning up &c .a lf1
including May 5th. The Atlantic Coast "a,
Zine has two fast daily trains VII y
through connections. Pullman and dining
car service s5l B. 8 /. ) Co
FOR further Information apply to agents 't
Of the company; or q. - . I. u ..5 u
2a 4s c. sasGAMFBDLL5
3i4 G.ii5 Division Pa iseng "A gent, II
s3s East Main Street. Richmond va "a Al.
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A Dollar s Worth Free
To Any Rheumatic Sufferer

l spent twenty years In experimenting hoe,
fore 1fe1t satisfied that I had a certain remedy
for this dread discase,--a remedy which would
not only clean out tho poison. but onn which
would stop Its formation. ,tss s4
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