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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
READ ALL THIS
You Never Know the Moment
When This Information May
Prove Of Infinite
Value.

It is worth considerable to any citizen
OF Richmond to know how to be cured Of
painful. annoying and itching piles,
Know, then, that Doan's Ointment Is q
positive remedy for all itchiness OF the
skin, for piles. eczema, etc. One appllca-
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found that Doan's Ointment is fully mp
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certainly rely uopn their doing inst what
Is claimed for II, Nobody should DO
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Foster Milburn CO.. Buffalo. n. -, sole
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BOSTON, s; .DANVILLE, !
Local Team Outclasscd and
Showed Lack of Practice.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
pANvILLE, VA. April 3,--Thc Dam
willie team. of the Virginia State League,
was defeated BY the Boston Nationals in
a rather interesting game here TODAY by
q. score of 5 to J, Tho local team was
outclassed. aud displayed, some little lack
OF practice not having been in the field
as long as the other players. The Nh
tional League team was IN excellent
shape, and although several times during
the game two and three men were upon
the bases for tlls' locals, they were only
able to shove one man over tho rubber,
while, on the other hand. tho Boston
team scored five runs.
Both teams changed pitchers at the end
of the NTH inning. Boston replacing
Lindaman with Cy Young, Jr,, tho famous
southpaw. and Danville relieving Rich-
ards with. Coline. At the same time
Brown, who had been catching for Bos-
ton, was taken out and Needham put IN
his stead, 1'4S
or tho two Boston pitchers, Young
showed up much the better, for although
the only run obtained by the Danvile
aggregation during tho game was pulled
Ii during the first inning that he oc-
cllpied tho box. this score was due In
~ large measure to errors OF the pitcher
players, there being not n single earned
run during the game. After this first
Inning the local mon We're unable ia
find his curves and but ono hit was
made or his delivery during the four In
nings In which he pitched, and seven men
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HOUSE WARMING
in new TOWN. HALL II
Town Council l1avc IL Band and
5 Invite Young People 70 4
German, if. ..s
YOUNG MEN 70 GIVE SUPPER
Tic business 81 the Doydton
rostonficc Shows d Large
Increase Bond Isstic.

Special to t'rl1cs Times .Dlspatch.)
{ Tt)Yt1TON. VA, April 3.-rhc new
K mia handsome town hall is nearly COM
plcicd rho town courcll lust night. by
+ resolution offered the yOullg people Of
tho town the use or The hall Easter
Monday night for German.
The towl, Will furnish II band Of music
FOR tho occasion. ln'itatlons sill be Is
4 sued IN the hume OF the mayor and
council. III
53jJhe young men or tic town, pro-
pose giving a supper at that Tine, In
honor Of the guests participating In tho
Y dance. 54i afgs
An order Waa made by the council for
Il issuing bonds as preceded By mn act or
the Lcgisnt urc, to finish paying for the
& hall
Eight cupon bonds Of $500 each. bear
ing six per centum. payable soini- nn :
,i,lnly, two OF which, are payable each
year, were ordered issued There Will
lc no trouble IN se,,ing the bonds a
tax bill for 1906 aud 1907. WAS also
adopted.
s'rhc business Of tb. Boydlon poslonlrc
Office year coses March 31st. The re-
ceIpts last year, amounted to s3.oas9l;
this year II Is &3,S29.o3 IL net gain OF
S731 o.
a nice department well lghtcd. Is
set aside Oh the lower floor Of the town
linil. for the lsc Of the postotlice and
the post master Will move in when the
p building Is completed.
Tho county electoral board Of Mccklcn-
burg met n few days since. ana APP
pointed registrars for the various pre-
cfncts pf the county, 10 serve for the
4. next two years.
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Three YEARS FOR 4.
POKER PLAYING.
Or Rather, For What Grew Out
Of a Little Game
of Draw.

onSf one ca'si came np before the Henrlco Cir
cult Court yesterday morning. C'has, Krouso and
John Smith. tho two Poles who assaulted their
fellow-countrymall. Charles iozn and who
were up charged with malicious assault and
ia artery. We're each given three years In the
pc ntentlary. Az a5
AS none OF tho offenders could speak n woru
ri English. an interpreter had to BIO called "
Joe YuIachek, OF this city, served IN this ca
pacty, and managed to get m ineligible nc-
their way from Norfolk, had stopped In Some
woods Just outside the city md commenced
to while away tho time With II little social
game Of poker Kozin won out and calmly
raketl In the pot. Krouse and Smith got sore
With Kozin and lost no time IN assnultins
MIN ami using their largo pocket knives,
Ko2!n got badly cut and claimed the men would
have killed him had II not hesn for the
finely arrival OF an outsider.
Four cases Will be Tried az this mornings
session. Of tho court, Frs, on The docket IS the
case OF Willie Robins an, Il negro ABOUT seven
teen years OF age, charged With breaking Into
Inc house OF another negro and stealing there
from Il LOT Of household stun! Which he dis,
npsci of in Il humber of pawnsllops. Ed and
illbcrt Robinson, hrotherg IN crime as Wnll as
cbops viii ,epyetous eyes. Inc sight MAS 100
much for them, and nas, they fell. chiekem m,
gone evidence pointed to the, pail, ana II VIII
be chicken pic for them to-day Y they don
get he pen !, 49,,
against Howard Anderson FOR caF'preahins.
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JUDGE ALLEN
RECEIVERS
Sacramento tcal3 News,

tAfter serious illness OF over year, Judge
J. r., Allen. of this city has recovered and re-
CARDS himself most fortunate In successfully
battling with what Is generally regarded as
fatal malady. Brights Disease Of the kidneys.
IN speaking OF his case, Judge Allen said; !
believe, that the treatment given mo by my
physician was In accordance with the best
methods used In the regular practice OF medl-
cine, but 1t afforded me no relief, Hearing Of
he FULTON Compounds. l went to San Francisco
10 investigate, and was soon convinced ] should
undergo tho treatment y was three months
tho medicine faithfully FOR nearly 9, year, and
chi now md no evidence or the disease, ani
m, satisfied II Is entirely eliminated, My Ape
lite il good, / have gained seventeen pounds
in weight, nd Will he pleased 10 describe my
experience TO any one who may call or write. ~
Sacramento News ,Tt5
The editor az the News himself VAS the friend
who told Judge Allen OF the Fulton Compounds.
They are tho ,only things known thar T. sure
Fright 81 Dlssnse and Diabetes. About s. per
cent OF al cases recover. Send for free haokF
VI y OWENS IS MINOR ,pRuG. 70 "; a
&# Richmond. va.
Mhcn TO suspect Drlsht's Disease Weakness
or loss Of weight; puffy ankles mands or sSo,
lids: 1ropsy; Kidney trouble after the thru
mouth; urine may show SEDIMENT ta'nls
Vision; drowsincss; ono or more Of tness'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
NEW BANK !.
Minimum Stock Subscribed and
Building Being Made Ready.
(specinl TO The ,rimes-Dispatch.)

Especial to The 'Nmes-Dispatch
BLACKSTONE, VA, April 3.-Thc
Peoples Bank, of Blackstone, was organ
lied here Monday with minimum cap
ital of $4,000 and maximum OF 5000.
y large brick building has been pur-
chased on Main Street, and tho fixtures
and equipment will be put in at once,
preparato to opening ready for bus
mess, May LIST Already $4,000 has been
subscribed leaving only $4,000 yet to
be taken. which Is being taken rapidly.
The books Will be closed May LIST. after
which time no new stock can be had.
The following were chosen officers:
Mr. S. Epes, OF Blackstone, president;
Mr.. #. S. MaddnS, OF Brunswick. vice
president; L. c. Carter, second vicc-pres-
idcnt and Mr.. NJ. w. White, cashier.
The following were chosen directors:
w. Il. Copley, w S. Manson, w. T. Jones,
G. II. Williamson, r. S. Jones. r.. c.
NIadduS, J. IT,. Jones, D. w. Perkins, G..
II. Carter. O. G.. Sncad. Frank White,
r. IT. Fredcrickscn, w G. Epcs, j. s,
Epes, DR.. a. Archer.
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KEsWICK HUNT.
Fine Sport in Spite Of Bad Wealth
er Conditions in the Field.
(snecial 10 The Times Dispatch.)

III Especial TO The Times Dispatch)
I<ESWlCk. VA, April S.--Despite p
hard race and slippery footing, the sturdy
was greeted by small, but eager. field
OF the REGULARS" and some visitors from
the old Bay State. who greatly enjoyed
tlieir run over the Virginia hills Sntur,
day. the hunt ending at Iiover nieias -
visiting. All were delightfully."- entertain
ed al break fast by DIR. and Mrs Robert
Lovett, OF that city. a wonderful brew
Of the nsh-h9use Yrs soon e an'r me
clipping pace. which filled an evening
long to he remembered, with mirth and
happy song.
Their Virginia friends will rclinquish
and with hopes for their speedy return TO
these happy hunting grounds. Those
riding were:
Julian Morris. master of hounds, on
Tip Norris. first whip. on Taconite.
Nelson Robins, on GrevklnG.
DR.. Robert T.ovctt, OF Boston, on Awful
Annie.
Mr. Harry Werner, OF Boston, on Lorna,
Mr.. Charles Jackson Of Boston,5on Ma J.
Mr George Marvin, Of Boston, on
Champ.
Mr Drnvton, of New York, on BESSIE;
Other visitors enjoying tho hunt and
repast wcrc. Mr.. and Mrs, Rnwcnck; MIS-
Merr,rk. OF Pittslnrg; Mrs, Thornton. Mr..
and Mrs. George Houshtomi pr H ara MIS-.
@thony, nf Chicago: Mrs. Hanna. Of Pitts
hmrg: Miss Rcam, OF Richmond: Mrs.
NansneI1 and family, o. New Jersey;
Messrs, George and Ky M - =, NJ, ,s nnu
sam Caves. Mr., and Mrs, John Sawyer,
q. s., Bowrnck: Mr.. Sam Marvin, OF Bos-
ton: the Misses Randolph.
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Il
bus NIinnlck. died Sunday afternoon ssat
her home, on Cabel street, after:n bricf 4
illness. She was fftS-threc years of age.
4 Mrs. Mildred Ellis. 4.
" Miss Mildred a. Il. ELLIS died last might
at 1l:55 clock at the residence 81 L }liei Il
nephew, Mr.. w Ii. Ellis, OF $40 Yves 1 Alul-
shall street. The funeral $fwill Dc ,tll-Sas
nounced tier. ia 8 ps54i 58lsss
DEATHS.
Tuesday. ApriI 9, 1906. at Ills 81N.s s:N,
NJ E1"rI E, $BRIGElTWlLL, e beloved wife
OF ]. Nv. Hurt, Of Brcmo, Va:
Funeral will take place III URSDAl,
a. dencc OF her sister-n-lnw. Mrs Thomas
A p.Larus, No. 10 Fourth avenue, Chest
nut HILL Va. ;5st . iF .sSs3
his father. East Richmond, EIenrtcdE
county. Va, April 2, 1906 JOHN Ny g .6
4 Med WELL. Jr., infant son Of Johns;
X and Rosa q. Mcdowell. in the the third bird
Day t1nes noR IsS c. . Npr It'll
e. o'clock. ,t@ y
MCKINLEY Died. at the RESIDENCE of8i
her husband 26O6 East Franklin street;
April Ord, at 1885 a. MI, MARGARET !. g, |,
4 BOWEN NlClNlN LE1,s tDeloVeIs VII G&tOa II,
John G. Mckinley. She leaves husband
and five children TO mourn their loss !, s.
The funeral will take place from ST.
THURSDAY MORNING, April 9TH, At
10 A.. M. Interment Mount Calvary.
.PAUL,-Died, at the residence Of his 4
parents. Herman and RuthaA. Paul on
North Fourth street. Monday, prll 2nd, "
az 1918 r. NJ. WILLIAM PAIL In the he y
thrty-fourtl year of his age. J, !, I, !, =.
Wnncrul from above residence TIL U S-$3
DAY, April 5th, ut $3.50 o'clock, Inter 4
urent In lakewood Cemetery. 81
SHEPPARD. oiled, In I4ynchburs, Vanfi
ntTthc residence nf his son. Sunday.
. Npril J. 1906 at . r. NJ Mr.. M
I TIANrEI Il. SfilIPPARD. ~ the
scventy-siXth year or his age,
Funeral took place April Srd at II
A. NJ, N
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ITotnls.. s "a IL
-" S.c,flIl n my INNINGS. s-liEi
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Matte B. Hurt.

Mrs, Matte Brightwell Hurt died at
4, NJ. Tier husband, Mr.. j, w. Hurt; n
son, Norman; her sisters, Mrs, r, F..
Morris. Palmyra, Va: Mrs, Percy Butler,
Norfolk, Va; her brothers, Mr., sam
BrIghtwcll Richmond, and Wilcox
Brightwcll, I,ynchburg. Va, survive her.
The funeral will tnke place Thursday
at ii o'clock from tho residence OF her
sister-in-law, Mrs Thomas f. Lurus. ut
Mrs, Margaret Bowen Mckinley.
Yesterday morni 49, 1885 o'clock ut the
homo OF her husband, Mr., John G. Me-
Knley, Beside her husband five chill
llren survive her. III
Pntrick's church with REQUIEM mass
Thursday morning Mt 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be made IN Mount Calvary
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OFF THE SANDS.
Stranded Tug Coming to Port
With Its Tow.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
n NORFOLK, VA, April a.--The tug
Margaret and barge Dendron. which went
ashore at Chincoteague ten days ago,
while passing down the coast from New
York to Norfolk, have been floated, The
Margaret was little injured and will be
able to proceed here under hcr own
steam. towing the barge with her, and
was coallng Tonight
z Two other barges were also In tow OF
the tug, but anchored and avoided going
ashore. When stranded the tug was
seeking l1arbor from a storm, f 81
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LeftWicll-Wilt.

Especial to The Times Dispatoh)
IYNCHHURG. VA, April 3,-Mr IT, g.
Forest, and Miss Mamie +. Witt OF Bed
ford county, 4 daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Witt. were married a. tho home
of Mr.. ". c. Crnghead, IN this city. on
the Rev. Mr. Rraxton. OF Forest MI,
and Mrs. l.eftwch will reside nt Forest.
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Murder Trial,
(speclal 10 THE Tvmes-Dispatch)

Especial to The T!mes-Dispatch
WINDSOR. VA, April ga special
term OF the court OF Isle OF Wight coun-
ty was held to-day by Judge r. r, Prem
tbs to try Charlie Brown for tho murder
OF Monroe Butler last October Colonel
r. =. Boykin and r, w, Withers repre-
scented the Commonwealth, and Parke
r, Deans and ]. w Burgess the defonse.
The commemorative Witnesses testified
to-day.
Much interest is manifested and 1t
promises to BIO u very interesting case.
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How: t.. Find Out.

II there is amy, toubtainayo mind as to your
condition. take from your. urine on rising about
four ounces place It in glass or bottle and lct
stand twcnty.four hours ii Oh examinnt ton III is
milky or cloudy III there is tFbrck dust settling, or
IL small particles floa tatbout IN tEour kidneys
arc in need of bimmcdiat c attention iQal
81 Swamp Root IS pleasant to take, and Is used
In the leading hospitals, recommended BY ply
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doctors themselves who have kidney ailments
because they recognize In IT the greatest and most
successful remedy for kidney, liver aud bladder
troubles. s5s 5st& g{ .Isis
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Low COAL Rates.
NOT COMING NOW

Continued from First Pnge.)
Senator Tlllnan bearning on this sub
ject, the purport Of which was printed
has attracted much attention
since 1t has been learned thai
there will be no reduction, for the pres
ent, at least in the freight rates to Rich
mond. THE letter. which enclosed an cdl
toral from one of the Richmond papers
is as follows N
Richmond, Va, March 20, 1906.
Hon 3. ! r. Tilnan, Washington, ID. G.
Dear tSir,-I enclose herewith memo
randum showing gross discrimination
by Pennsylvania against Richmond
and Eastern Virginia points In fnvoro
Baltimore and Philadelphia. This is
done as the result of the dominating
influence which the Pennsylvania en- II
erclscs over the Norfolk and Western
and the Chesapeake and Ohio, which
y dominating influence Is really a con-
trolling influence.
IT Is a matter OF common knowledge
4 that President Stevens of the c. and
a o.. and President johnson, OF the Nor
folk and Western. receive their In
structions from, the president Of the
. Pennsylvania RAILROAD or from the
directors Of the PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road, who are also directors In tho
4 n. and w and C. and @.
The information l.enclosc yo,, Is OF
special interest to Senator Scott and
Senator Elklns, Of West Virginia.
Yours very truly
(Signed) i. AT. WILLIAMS.
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New Market House.

Especial to The Times Dlspa tch.)
ROANOKE, VA, April 3,--The contract
for the now market house to be erected
here by tho Randolph Market Company,
was to-day awarded to r. Patterson, OF
Norfolk, whose bid was $4,000.
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Veterans Elect Officers.

(Spcciul to The 'rimes-D ispatch,)
ALENANDRrA, VA, April Alt the
regular monthly meeting OF X "a Lee
Camp of Confederate Veterans, held at
tho camp hall last night the following
officers for tho ensuing year wore clected:
Commander. William IT. May; First Lieu.
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,LeftWicll-Witt.5

IS. Special to The Times DIsnatch,o hat
sam,iel r. Marsh ii died Yesterday mornins
al tho home Of his wifo's mother, Mrs,
Belle Woodnn, In West LSnchblrs flsr
a brief illness Of pneumonia. liz, Is sur.
pived BY his wife, whom he married only
tine GeakS ago. gl
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tenant Commander, w. a. Smoot; Second
Lieutenant Commander ". W. Sherwood;
Third Lieutenant Commander, J. w. Ham
mond: Adjntant, Charles $. Taylor;
Q,nrternaater Alexander Iyles; Treas
urer ". ". Sherwood; Chaplain. Il.
Kcmpcr: Officer OF the Day, Jesse Muir
ray: Vidcttc, Benton Chinn: members Of
the Executive Committee. Edgar N'articld,
q. William Ramsay and Frank J. David
son, st.3t tS5sst Egt5 5Es
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Richmonders in New York.
Especial to The Times Dispatcn.)
NEW YORK, April 3.--Hotel Astor, j
" Moon,
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4
4wkerc struck out BY hin, during that
time.
II on the othor hand, seven hits were
made Oft aoc Lindamnn during the first
4 five innings, and only two men leu We ~
tins to the twists that&he was able 70
get into his delivery 4. a
n Several Very brilliant plays wern made
BY players for both sides among which
may he noted the excellent work OF
Tenny on first-basc for the Bostonlans,
ana also a most phenomenal catch MADE
BY zurlagcr With bare hand, stopped .,
ball which Seemed to be labeled two bags
at least, and sby the first work OF Cole
who covered first sack for this play sue
ccedcd IN retiring tho runner. The hit
ting OF the Boston n team was also a
feature, for though only five hits We're OBJ
tained two or 4 these Were8;tW}-LAggers,
and one n three -bagger. The game was
won by tile punching OF these hits and
by several very costly errors In tho
fielding OF the Danvile team. Tabulated
score: fJIs h II, gsFi- ~ Il t7sf
+, Boston. Alb. II. II.Po. "A. L.
Goode, Il L Z. ..;....4 0 5 o. o o. o.
Icnney, ID. ...,,'..........ffs@ ~ y y
l3ran, OVERWHELMINGLY Y 80
Howard !. ~ Q
Bates, 9. f.........,...,....4 800 q
Bridwell. ss...............,2 y ~
Strobell, 3b......
Brown, c.......,...........2f 0,s3lsa3B@l 10
Necdham, c.....,......,..2 . .. IL. ~ . y
LIndaman, p.............afitO3l ~ " ~ A Y
Young, n....,.. q. Is ~ oa6o Q:
Totals. +. I. .,.sa.!,.,;sO p s. 8 81 .
Danville. f 4 \. i. r. Fl. 20, A., =.
Roggy, 3b................:.l III
Holm, c. ff,.......,.........5 O}lR2 w y ~
Zllrlng. 1b....,...,......,.,s ~
Blermnn, sS.,.,..........a ~ I:
Richard, p.....'.....;''...7;
I
Woodward, ]. f.,..,.,.,..33
Benny, C.-..,,.............5 y Y.
80. SCORE (; Ii; by BY INNINGS:
Dostol, % OO30 0 30 80
DanyiIlc. ..;,i 10 0 90 OF 90 OIL
II Summary: Stolen bases, Brain, g. /, nasc
hl.s- Brain, Brown. Three base hits.
Young. STRUCK gout-sBy Tindaman;,. by
Young, q: by. Richards; I, by co,no, !:
Base on bnls-Off l.nlnlnnn, 2 off
Young, Il on Richards. 9; Off t'olno: !.
Tits batsinen with ball77,Youns. I; Colnoo,
~ Passed Mtlls--Bcnny, !; Brown ].
Sacrifice hits Rlernlan. ]. Time. az game.
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK!
solutely Free by Mail.

u Il -.
1t Used to be considcrrd that only Urinary and
Bladder troubles to be traced tofthc Kidneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly all
diseases have their beginning In the disorder Of
these most important organs.
Therefore. when your kidneys arc weak or out
OF order yoi, understand how quickly your ell
tire body Is affected and how, every organ seems
to fall to do its duty
IT you arc sicl, or feel badly" begin taking
the great kidney remedy. Dr. kmcrs swamp
Root because as soon your Kidneys begin TO
get better they will help Ill tho other organs to
health. a trial will convince anyone.
appe Mns o VAS q ss ana Suffered With eaaso
90 line MT 3 9 thai ny c t' 1ha t %srn sI
az g IND syst F sul S
shssTfS'S a Gr si5s,S;s yours,
Mis- A. l.. WALK Err, 3s1 w. Linden ST. Atlanta Ca
for many kinds Of diseases. and if5pernttcd to
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sure to follow. Kidney trouble irrltates tho nerves,
makes YOU dizzy, restless, slcepless and irritable
Makes YOU pass water often during the day and
obges YOU yetsup many tines during the night.
Unhealthy kidneys cause rheumatism, gravel,
}calrrh Of tho bladder, pain or, dull Sacho in the
back joints and muscles; mako your head ache
and back ache. cause infgestion; stomach and
liver trouble, YOU get sallowtycOw complcSlo1l
make YOU feel as though you had heart trouble:
YOU may have plenty Of ambition but no strength;
get weak and waste away. XIII ~
Tho euro for these troubles is Or. ltimcrs
Swamp Root the world famous kidney remedy.
In taking Swamp Root YOU afford natural help to
Nature for Swamp Root Is tho most perfect healer
and gentle aid to the Kidneys thut}as known to
medical science. n NJ S5
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Miss Nelia Eggleston.

(Specin Ia The Tlmes- DIspntch,l
f FARMVILLE, VA, April 3--NIiss Nelia
Eggieston died Yesterday afternoon at
the home of her father, Dr. Joseph -;
Eggleston, near Worshank Prince Edward
county aged twrntyNight years. she
had suffered lingering illness, having
been confined to her home for more than
n year. She was q sister Of state super
intondent of Public Instruction j. ID.
Eggleston. il. Tho funeral took place
this afternoon nj o'clock from the resi-
dence, the burial being made in the celnN
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Mrs. +. A. Minnick.

(specjal 10 Tho Times Mspa tfh
1.YNIuEURG VA Anril Mrs,
rllzahath A. Minnirk uif. Of Afr. Colunf-
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tswamp.1soot is pleasant to take >5:s25S
lf you ara already convinced
that Swamp Root is what YOU
need, you can purchase the
regular flfty-ccnt,y and one one.
dollar size bottles attic drug
stores everywhere. Don't make I
any mistake. but remember the, the
name, swamp Root, DR.. l lS>il 4.
lmer's swamp-Root, and the adj ad a
dress, Binghamton n. Y. E on
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Root iii promptly curing even
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Il book of valuable information
ms many Of the thousands upon 4
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II readers are advised to send for ,l'
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Morris Cheatham.

fSnncnl to The Times ispatchA
RARAIVILIE. VA. April g.. Mn, Norris
Cheatham. son OF Mr., and Mrs, =, r.
Chelham, Of Farmvlle. died this morning
after painful illness The funeral WI
take place tomorrow irnIing from me