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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
81 Z. ,iss GSs Nh Tl "
A HotsW eat herSH Hint.

A writer in Good Housekeeping makes
the following suggestions for keeping
rooms cool In summer: a n a Sonthe
method of keeping rooms o3ol Is ~
place earthen Jars, which have boon
covered with several thicknesses5 OF tlil-
mel and saturated with water, in oppo-
site windows Ofscourse1 the sun mupt
not be shining on, thewindows. Tho tenn
5perature will become tperceptlbly cooic"
in a very short time. This can hardly
be called a '.southern" method, as alta
very seldom applied in the South. t$;s
used, however, In the tropicsIi and ioun'!
{ to be very seffettiye.. Throughout tie
tropics tho natives keep YaterSeoo by
putting It IN what is known asas'wnter-
n,onkeys,''.' or porous enrthenware jars
or pitchers.a placed, and often suspend,
ed, In q draft;T,,nt the' window or door.
The water slowly oozes through the po-
trous ware and evaporatesi on tho outs
side. and thus cools the water inside
tina lar, This also serves to cool the
air In the room, We who live In tho
South have yet a great deal to learn
about the simple science of being COM
Portable In our ardent summer.--Colum-
bA State. St ID S tlS * 81 t$ Il "a f
These simple dav!ces are inexpensive
and are worth trying. In addition, your
home may be made more comfortable In
tho hot season by removing the carpets
and heavy draper!es, which absorb and
retain the heart and an appearance OF
coolness may be obtained by a plentiful!
use OF white linen coverings on the
furniture, and appearance goes n long
way in hot weather, The fact is the
mag Inat.on frequently plays an import.
ant part In our estimate OF the weather.
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BELLS.
mold N VIRGINIA .|'|
beautiful Country Wedding iii
!. ,835.s Fine OldsHon1e at 8sSS
is;ss ..81 \ Deecl,cnbrook .'s n
MISS N NORMA I! 9. PRlD0Y J, BRIDE E
81 II sl lS8S
Webs MI Edward M onriack,s
5i33s Of Roano Ike Elegant
Hospitality.
Wis NORMA 3. .PRt DDY lA.BRl [ {
/ fspeclal q rio ,rl,nes. p , tens

E${8S9,9! Especial to Tho Timcs- plspa tqh) q
r y KEY SV1LLE. VA, juno q. I,erfe.ct
summer day ana rs Decchen& looK,ppt l,o
beautiful suburban. home OF MI, and Mrs
Robert r 81 Fr!ddy, In q grove Of gla g ~ :
oaks formed tle setting /, for I. ~ laea;
Mr.. w. Ed ward wonlncls, OF Roanoke.
witch took place at moor, on Tliesda " the tl
The nh, whole lover floor Of tho spacious
dwelling wae deliberately ccnratcd WI Y y
terms and daisies, the olor sci ENG being
white and green, with wax car s dies ~
fluminatll1 8. AZ IL y, N. !.
Tho wedding party came down 81 - =
stairway, through the hall, Into ne par
Tors. and stood before an nprov,ssu ~. " y,
tar where tho ceremony WAs ~ " s'. ~, :
Rev.. MI, rs u. Il II. q Powell oftlcia tins. iho
bridegroom and Ills host man. n Il lle Y,
l. Il no rson, q mot the Bride ct the aitar.
Mis-. margaret w, Pride sls r OF me i1
bride. vas the maid Of honor /; E II I, ".
The bride Is distinguished sor h lles
charm and beauty. her dnrk brown ,1V'' haa.
blending 80 we'll With her uark 4 pro w
xyes Id rosy complex Ion. she wore 6, !
going away gown Of bro ta :J w"
siiis@ hat ana gloves to match the we -.
ding march was beautiI " rc''t.s' - y rs
Mrs w ID. snoddy, @ SS5 4.
The groom Is d promising YOUNG p w.
ness 4, man Of Roanoke. Immediately ait e :
tho ceremony the bridal party TOOK q y y
sNorth hound h Southern train 10 m az
landed tour, and will be ut their nome 10 a'l
III roanoke after August Is Isl. 55 IS !,
b rho numerous bridal presents q ttestca:
the popularity Of the BRIDE A4 !, !.
,Es'"Bee chenbrook''' has for many years
hoe,, 81, 4 &C the most llghtfullya hosp'-
tablo homes near the town, and Is $50,
cinted III r the minds OF tho frienos o. :,
Tie family With many good times !. q :
a.hioh \, lid wedding was the crown'ln ~
Ia.iLnnt B n .heautY and ahospltality. h.
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4. Nv II ". ~ Il, Y n 4.n,,Ad stsi,~ eers
snsaret, Il, nrr,c,iiture, To-tiay only Sutoul
$a5third Of the population Is Occupied II
farming n u II
with that Foundation 10 stand OH, MI M
Cannon declares that this hatioti is sl n 9 9
great SUCCESS from every stniidpolttt md IS
That all talk about tho country go.ns " ta
the devil IL the mere rnvl g q . de Y, 2
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4 AN N. /: INFANT FOUND. n
Picnic in Interest Of New High
School in Hanover. s83l..5
. lspeclal q Ia The n Mines .Dlspa tct.) y.

Especial n to The Il Times Dlspa tch.
&, lELLERSON. VA., June q Some heart
less person left a white infant In q paper
4 box In the woods near here last sntur-5
day night. It was not found until sun n
I day afternoon and was nea rlS. dead from
exposure 4. having been out "a n X q ram
storm. Tho infant waS scantily clad
g Dr.. Gray found the child and Is caring
for t atSpresent.I It Will probably be sent
to the county almshouse. !. siS8
s5 There Is absolutely no clue as to who
left tho child, s. but Il Is supposed It came
from Richmond. I s,
Tho Gontinued rains are PLAYING havoc
with our farmers Many Of them have ave
!. lost their entire hay crop. ms It IS q ms
possible to got 1t cured as It rains every
I day. N 5>3 55s z, q,
The wheat crop Is already badly sin-3s
siured NJ and II &the rains continue mucn
longer will DO almost q total Joss.
H 8 Vegetables are also being injured.
There Will be an all-dny picnic at the
Washinxton -Ilenry Academy July 4tE,
the proceeda ia be expended on the new
high school building, which Is 70 U 2 pe
erected there. * ri Y.
Lumber lis already on the ground for
the high school building, and work on
II will be commenced In a few day vs. mere
WIN be large assembly hall on me
supper floor thirty-slx by forty feet, when ri
viii be a great convenience not only 70
tte school, but to the entire nelghpo 'r'.
hood. III 7. /, J. !. !, ! y, 3
3yisitIng Mrs. w. y Newman, at CedaE3
Grove, has returned to Washin Tor, -,
"a. where she has accepted aposltlon g "
superintendent OF Columbia Hospital gst5
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ti
R'ty, esSf ~ !!
EC!!igarights

SS arights. .sl u
win fsslst q aohnpativy ofdsr rrohlbltlns
tho ,,ss 81 II ciEht bttes,1 rs 4
wv HEN she labor Of tis engineer n q
$tSty ~ And theAI fireman Inns got 10
"a N " VI chancs to Il act ~ 3.
rhe,, We ahktehs . little minute 4 4 % II
rhes ioaf .round and ~ s ~ '1s'61 4
s Ii cigarette q. % KS s 1S 5i5 n,
! o., We buy q EN- OF we roll EN- for our.
Xxx selves. ts * AZ ~ sSS5
4 And wc smoke ,ssn ,cnusc we We that
;i .$ kind o. smoke ! II 81 4 N
YOU can stow tho blaa.ed order on on the The
We Win pun 70 tilsob.y y tn til We We
4 choke ~ 'ss 81 n III XII
I've viii use our own tobacco q, as d J
we 4SI tt5js ss & NJ s st 3.33 ii
We ha' won the right to freedom,
81 3t by q our Il scarst 5s y q I sss
IS For there's many have q "a ~ " n t2
4 .is ut,acnust cmed 10 q che as ~
And there's none Of us ca n half
S ~ afford 1seegynrs.1 n 3s
by the Bill y, Rixhts and by tho Ma gn1 u
Chart.ssEs d III
We shn6 iberty Sn worker moi forgetts,
And tho Cpnst ltution's written pretty y:
g.55 81 smart 55a sISs IN "
10 ensure3 working man ne cigar ar,
tf3 ettes. ~ Il IL \ " ~ W y.
So we'd rather keep the smoke and 1. take axe
the HNck $SSss9ti3 AZ s4t Il az l 5s
And. II trouble is a-breed'ns-let her her
hatch! 4 H. it s. II
And It's johnny. have you got some some.
"a spare eotnc' ~ $ss 81. Z, .s ~ "a
Ana It's Jimmy, viii YOU kindly pass y.
8 |, match o. Ia \ III Il!
lso We ! gather and we. pun our our
/. n ctHare ties "a IA ~ IL ~.
TO the glnrin'f monday sun HI and and.
AK midnight stars II s.IS,$
$8.5 FOR there's many mouths is rid
sis lSi or the habit OF the quid
And none Of v 'enl Bis FREQUENT with with
u, seegyars.1
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8. Fire IA dford City.

Ispecial to The Time 81 lapatc NJ -
BEDFORD CITY, VA June 21,TI ,l,s
9, Co was burned at $3.50 o. clock to-nlght.'
The building was leased by Dooley. Gun.
.difte & CO., who used y to store leaf lea
The building ana contents were de-.
atroycd, Tho insurance on the building
WIS 81, 200; on stock, $3.50. BY heroic
efforts the fremen succeeded IN saving
the adjoining residences, l.,,
"a Mis-. Shields Jones $!s a guest OF her
friend. Miss Lucille Bray, who 70 en!er-
tatning a del light full hnu So tpa ~ I, .her
beautiful country ho me, n Is ll1a "
King William count W.
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Newport News Preparing Is Be-
come independent Of Naval
Contracts. n
looks TO Nero ! I HANT5 WORK
Negro Wife Murderer Throws
Himself Oh Mercy Of the ,ss
Court. ,555s5 !

(spccal to The Times D ispatch) s@
f33} N NEWPORT NEWS, VA, J une 27 ~
Co, elnl Manager Nv 3 a. S Post, Chief
B Craftsman e. s5 II Y. Palen and superln-
stendcnt OF Hill Construction Homer u.
h Ferguson, OF the local shlpyard. are II
Washington, presumably III connection
wifi, the bnttloship contracts, for which
bids were opened Saturday. The officials;
4 Of tho local company have about given
sup hope 4 OF securing one Of the con-
trocts. Unless both ships are built with
turbine machinery. this yard will hardly
build either, 3ss \, X 8
\ Over Ia million dollars is being spent
lat the shipynrd III improvements now.
and the company expects&t to get enough
merchant work TO keep 1t going In full
blast without the battleship con tract.
B3. a Joint meeting OF tho City Council
and Board OF " Aldermen probably will
: be held next week for tho purpose OF
$electing city of,eers8 for the ensuing
term. There Will be several lively con-
tests. The of,icersn rcs elected BY the
Council before the new members, elected
this month, take their Beats.&&4s ia8S35
y Edwin Curtis Hammond. the negro Z
wlfe-murdsrer, who WAS Indicted here
Monday, today decided to plead guilty
and throw hilnsel upon the mercy OF !.
Judge Barham;yo OF the CORPORA ton Col ~
The negro's cnse had been con tinueda
until the next term Of the court IN order
4 to give him time u In which n to s raise;
money to employ counsel. 81 but II at his
own request the Jud 80 will constde the \
case without delay. ss3 5 y$
Il Hammond shot and killed hls wife while {
IN d drunken frenzy on the nigh 4 Of April 4
9TH last. Heqescaped hut was ca ptured y
In West Virginia several weeks later
1ro,
llotels.s His wife wa 81 a. ulnt to yPo mi 1
md the couple lived a q rernn TX ably
neatly kept little home In the respe ctahls,
negro section OF tho city. MI " 5s$f sgj8,
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Personal Liberty and Cigarettes

Personal Liberty and Cigarettes.
s SS I t was related in The Tin,es-loisputoll
VI OF yesterday that Harry Thnw, who killed
dB Stanford White in New York tho othsr
might, would mako the plea that his mind
was unbalanced becahse of the excessive
81 smoking of cigarettes.
SSstS twas also related that the Norfolk s.
Western Railway Company had served
Il notice on Its employees that the services
U OF those who smoked cigarettes would be
dispensed with. and, further, that the men
Il would resist the order on the ground that
h It was an infringement OF their pcrsoml
rights
5S The Times-Dispatch is very jealous OF
e the personal liberty Of American citizens,
Vi and liz the government should undertake
ssto prohibit adults from smoking. this
3 paper would be found In the front ranks
5EiSgof those who would resent and resist such
Il a sumptuary enactment. But the case
8is entirely different with corporation
land Its employees. In the order above
srsferred to- tho Norfolk & Western Rail-
way Company does not undertake to say
35that Its employees shall not smoke cigar
SSettes. 1t simply says that 1t will not
retain An its employment any man who
q does. When a man seeks employment
4 he must accept the terms which the en-
:ployerSmakes. Flo has the right 10 accept,
asor decline. and II he DO already employed
,-ssha has the right to quit II the terms do
asnot suit, But the employer undoubtedly
4 has the right TO make tho terms. Indeed,
5Sit Is the duty OF railroad corporation
4 to See oft that the men who handle Its
ssstrains q Q not indulge In anything that tends
Y 10 tbecloud tho brain or unsteady the
+ nerves! It Is Q rule with many railroads.
IL We have heard. that Its trainmen shall
q not take Intoxicating drinks, and no OBJ
Il LECTION has been raised to that regulation.
II 90 far as we have heard on the score Of
spersonal liberty infringement. 8
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5Watson-Nairne,

" Especial to Tho Times-D!spatch,)
q CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June z7,---.
4 Mr.. Norton Watson, OF Mobile Ala, g. ana !
Miss Jan,e Mell!s Marine. daughter Of
Mr.. William I Marine, Of Perthshlre.
Scotland we're married at . o'clock to-
night at Christ Episcopal Church., the
rector. Raw, Harry q, Lee, oflclat'nx.
Mr., Frank Moore. OF this city, was beat
man, and Mrs. y. w. johnson. sister o.
the groom. matron OF honor. The ushers
were DR.. j, A. y. Sinclair and Mess 2.
Herbert Peyton, Arthur Jones, red ivy
man, ben Sinclair and Logan Nelson.
The wedding was Followed by a reception
at the home Of the bride on Park Street
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Watson left
for Mobile, Ala, to reside /
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II Every noble crown Is, and On earth
Viii forever be, a crown Of thorn t,Ft'r1 8.
y II 4 "a /, &C arlyle.
| Richmond as a Financial Centre.

sSajE MA American Banker OF Saturday,
y J,ine 18TH, contains striking article on
sgs tfla banking business OF Richmond. II
y sflo US that tho clearlngs OF our banks .s
Fl during n the week ending juno 35Sth
3 amour ted to 1851 .4es against s5,24To46
+ ior tho corresponding week in 1900 90 q
v IEnii, OF s1,3o4422, These figures res
8 says our contemporary, only partially
reflect tho extraordinary growth Of Rich
II rnord as d financial center OF great im-
Il nortance. 1t is further shown that for
the first fve months foT 1904 tho bank ban
gclearings were in round numbers $01 O0O.-
II 900 /. IN 1905, slo5. 900, 900; in 1906 s126,-
4 ooo, 900, Thus 1t Is seen that In the short
period, from January 1. 1906, to June !
III sos the clearings exceeded those OF the
n corresponding months IN 1905 by over.
/ sa1. 900. =" II
y Ss2 III Compnr sons are then made with other
4 southern cities. For example. the clear
u ings OF the banks IN Atlanta for the week
" asnding June sth were s4,o34,ooo and in
I Norfolk s2,255. 900. Richmond clearings
FOR the same week were greater than
those Of Atlanta and Norfolk combined.
4 greater than those Of Savannah and
norfolk combined and exceeded the CON 4
A bined "A clearings of Norfolk, Augusta.
\ charleston, Jacksonville md Macon ( on n
Il Such clearings,'' says the American
4 Banker In conclusion, bear their own
,Sttesstimony, and are published III the daily
v press from week TO week, but It is not
generally known that the banks Of Rich IL,
sSS,nlond hold deposits greater than the to-" to-
SStal deposits Of all the banks Of South
& eliia 'b tiIl Il <;s,;
The figures tell the tale and fully sub
stantiats i hnond' claim, Ii that she is
VI one Sf the prom inent 7flnanc: al centcrs
y OF the United States. @
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FORSYTH Suddarth,

aII (speclal to Tho Tlmes-D lspatch.)
ROANOKE. VA. June 27.,-Mr, Wv.
Forsyth. popular young business man.
and Miss Lizzie audfarth, Of Salem, were
married to-day at tho manse OF the
First Presbyterian Church, IN this city.
Rev, ". G. 8 Campbell officiating. \. 8Gs,
N Miss Leonora Forsyth acted as maid
OF honor, and Mr.. George 6uddarth was
best man. I The couple left on an Eastern
trip. 3y n. 5fls ST. 4Fi II 81
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Featherstosne-R uffin,..

Especial to The Times.D Ispatoh1
SDANYILLD, VA, June 27--Miss Ellen
5Hnrvie Ruftln was married here to- DAY
al the Church OF the Epiphany to Mr.
James Monroe Fatherstone, The bride
Is a charming young lady OF this city and
the daughter OF Mr., and Mrs W. 81,
RufT1n, a Mr., FeatherstoNe Ia former
gDanvtll!an, but la now with tho Southern
Railway at Lenoir City, Tenn,
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Miller~-Mcc andlisl,,
(spec!aI to The 1'Imes- Dlspatc

n 4gl Especial to The TlHles'u IspA SIN ~ nv
PETERSBURG, VA. June 27,--niiss
Sadie MoCandlish, daughter Of Mrs Gray
McCandlish, was ma rried last evening az
the residence OF the brides mother, to
Mr.. Frank A, Miller, q young attorney
OF Harstyllle,. 8. C,i Rev, pr. w, MEG.
White performed the cags1p on n. NJ
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An Eloperent..

Especial to The Times = ispatch,)
WiEcHEsTER, VA. June 27,--Mtss
jennie Ethel Mann, Of Barre. Vermont,
who has been spending some time at
Front Royal, and 2 ben Ma Fherson Laws,
son Of p, D, Laws. owner OF Alton Inn
in THAI place, eloped yesterday to Hagefs-
town and we're married, " es G;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
Kindness 10 Animals, ).

I. In Spain tits satd that q society founded
aelf In difficulties, arranged a bu|l-aght
to increase Its funds and clear away Ats
dehts,--London Saturday Review. ia
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5pioyed III the GsorEla 4 carirnisti 70 vir.s
gi1in,B d scredIt s u sas Bi W ~

H rhe Locomotive Fircinef. announce that
9shcySwiil resist ID The bltter end the new
1tailway order prohibiting the use of cigar Il
ettes.S Well, where there y scftt,tie tt tlte,
there has rot to lie some sitioke.s Y
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15astf n 81, u 3
Merely. I: J'',o':'kI|I:li,1g.

No Great spec 80 i estnrday,.'S5 said the
minister, II married flye young couples 2 g.
IN nr hour. N How Is that for rapid work ~
'.Rap bid ~, replied the yachtsman ith!
Five knots an hour Is nothing & to brag;
about.'''--P delphin Ledger n n
Obviously So hat man has - q very
shady bugineessu5; record, why, what has
ho beer doing "A Ie puts up q Ut. ngs'
Baltimore American.
What No Made ,y- Out Of a JOB, ei1 ~
"Yeh. Dc boass sud no was losin money
On de t'lngs Isfwas maxim Dat so?.
W'ot was You makin' ~ "a. N lsta kes ~ '--s
Philadelphia Press; t5s stS
Forming Conclusions ,r-" tsnd ley is golng
to marry Nj iss sniff ems, Poor elbow M
AN you knu VI her evtar saw her,
in my life butSI can fancy what O. mis-
cradle creature safe must hS to want to-
5,norry him. T,hsla dept Pro 6.
# Not What II il SO Wanted 4 here IS
something" he said that = 81, have {,
wanted for \: oaJsss long time 10 tell
You. q am not rich, as you KING v,
but am young, strong and willing y.
work h Miss Nfilyuns---Edith Till Oh !'..s
she cried. II will tell papa about you. "
think r heard Him say this morning that
he wanted to have mn on co boy wit n just
the qualifications you mentto IN" ~ Judge
VA. New Muck Raking Mag azine.
Editors who are doubtful VII ether too
much muck raking may not have become
offensive to heirl ren ders may no .sWa1ch
a helpful experiment, i he American
Magazine, long known s.; as Letsslie's,
new company which Includes John g..
philips, Lincoln stetfens, RAY ctannard
Baker Ida NJ. Tarbell. long connected
with McClure's magazine; William Allen
White and 5''Mr, poole 4
81. Miss Tarboll'E a5dIligent search into
Standard OIL methods resulted In a long
history OF corpora ton greed. perf1dy and
crime Mr.. stcffenss specially has been
the shame OF the cities" and incidcnt-g
United States Senate, Mr. Baker runs
to railway reba tes., secret rates and SINH
lar crimes. Mr. White portrays states
mon like Senator Plat who threaten.
libel suits but never bring them. Mr.,
Do'oley al kindly satire Is even more pom.
etratng. s h IS
\. Tho rnuck-rakers OF the new stan have
undoubtedly served a Il useful NJ purpose.
They have helped to quicken the public
conscience. Some Of them have lave B even
bcen permitted to take luncheon at the
White House But their reputation rests
on their being muck rakers. Suppose
Miss Tnrbell is shcnceforth to write about
a boneHcent steel trust secretly sworn
to huston free trade, md Mr.. steftens to
devote himself to ctvc-v!rtue articles,
and Mr. Rakcr to become convinced Of
the advantages OF street chr ynonopoies
and corrupt pclitlcs--how will their 11ag-
azine sell II What attraction will their
monthly poster have for readers or
how will 1t be II they all go uck-raking
In the same issue? WAL the public flock
to them II they do not muck-ralse7 81
For better orr for worse they have es-i
tnblIshed their characters Can, they live
them down or must they live Zip 70 them
In editorial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York World,
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L M
there has got to I've soflie smoke.
15Bl}d{5Ft M stfs
The Presdent3 asserts thNt Nd! Cd VI only
eggs for break ItxA Sen g s.
atorl chatdier wifi .kiniiy sRip TIE $uppor.
l5tuhity 10 romnrk that rrobab " this ac44
courts for 1t. Il .,sf 's3
,rhe sc,,atc insists that the packers
must pay tho cost Of lnspeo Hon. Mr.
,vadsworth, IL VIII 10 remembered, Il In
tho House. X IA "a n
N Air. Barnes, tho White House bouncer,
Has been confirmed aB the postmaster
of washington. Send your brealsa blea3 w
yexpross. K \; si y, ss SS N lls.8S
VII The American people spent some q, oksc, Y
900 for cocoa last year. Now, ton't take
tbs as occasion for g rye s q e,
Il Cheaper coal and jailed slcestncn IN one
days paper fancy! Blowing hot! and
cold?A Wen, rather d M III
1neidentallyth Tl,aw tragedy furntsl,os
ammunition Tor the clgarstetta
Lea gtle. Il, II { III l.3I II:
An ice man IN jail comes to know q
full wait ut last, ssis VI
Only a few more Of those rare June-3
bug days. "A i n \; 855 M
4 An unpron,islng stretch OF weather for
Thnw, 81 1t5 Il n s.,
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Cheaper coal md tniled ceStren IN one
days paper-fatcy! q! Blowing hot and
cold ~ Well, rather FIJI I. ,9
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An Ice man ii jail comes Is know 4
fill wait at last. e sss..4.i. Nv & II
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Incidentally, tho Ti,aw tragedy furnisl,os
ammunition for the "A . Antl-cl garetta
Lea que. 5j " s,3s * II S
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4 The American, people ~ ent some %. otp,-
900 Tor cocoa Inst year Now Aon't take l'l'
this MS occaslo on for d. rve sfliilc. 81 M
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Only few more OF those rare June.
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An ,lnpromislng stretcl, OF weather for
Thnw, s !, h.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-03-16

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MY endorsement of Pe-riI.Ha is
Bdscd Oil It's Merits"
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MD. CRUMHO, Ex-Mayor OF New
II Albany, Ind, writes from 81 j..
Oak street:
MY endorsement of Peruna is
based on its merits.
IF man is sick he looks aMyiously
for something which will cure him,
and Peruna will do the work.
II know that it will cure catarh OF
The head OF stomach, indigestion,
headache and any weary OF sick feel
ing.
1T is bound to help anyone, if used
according to directions,
~ also know dozens Of men wh,.
speak III The highest terms OF Pcrnna
and have vet 10 hear of anyone being
disappointed III H."
Mr.. tr,imho, in a later letter, dated
Aug -, 1891, says:
My health Is good, al present hut if
} should have Ia take any more nedi-
cine Will fall back Oh Pc,una.n