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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
4ENRY CLAY INN WILL
PASS into NEW HANDS
Experienced Hotel Man-Will
Take Charge January Ist.
Mrs. Hayes Grateful.

ASHLAND. VA. December 12.-An inn
p0rtant change took place to-day in the
operation OF the Henry Clay Inn, at Ash
land. The present owner and operator
of the hotel. Mr.. c.. w. NJ. Taylor. leased
the ropcrty under very favorable terms
To Mr.. O.. w. Russell. an experienced hotel
proprietor Of Providence. r.. J.. who viii
take charge Of the hotel ON Januu-y l..
1907. The house hereafter will Dee con-
Quoted by "a strictly experienced manage
ment. and along with the various other
enterprises now under way at Ashland.
viii enjoy a satisfactory support. Mr..
Taylor viii commence at once the new
ice plant and laundry construction. which
has been under consideration FOR some
time.
Mrs. II. o. Scott. president Of the La
dies Confederate Memorial Association OF
Ashland. has received n special form OF
acknowledgment. with grateful approcia-
ton, for tho kind expressions OF synpa-
thy and memorial Of flowers rendered ct
the time Of The death Of tho late Mrs.
Jefferson Davis. The form Of acNuowl-
edgment was sent 20 the Ashland ladies
by Mrs. N. J. ID. Hayes, Of Colorado
Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
HOUSE PARTY.
Miss Margaret Williams Enter
tains Number of Her Friends

1920" - az
HINESNILLE. Va. December 70
Following Il sumptuous Thanksgiving
dinner. given 10 a company OF her spec
ial friends on Thursday last. Miss Mar
garct Williams, Of WLltmeil, Va. has just
concluded a weeks house party al her
h~ospttable country home. "Wayside
Farm Fea@tlng. riding. driving. va
rlous games and music were all special
features OF this protractcd party. and
the numerous guests present were loud
IN their praises % the hospitality 50
generously dispensed or the occasion.
Among those participating "a tho fes-
Invites We're. Miss Lucy Purvoar, Of
DanHlie. Va; Mr.. J. Irving Bolt Of
New York city. Miss Blanche FItz-
gerald. Of Chatham. Va Mr.. James
Robertson. OF Ia1viue. Miss Annie
laurie Burton. Of Danvilc. DR.. Henry,
Wiseman. ~ panviile; Miss Beulah
Ponton. - Danviile: Mr.. Samuel Robert
son. or FaH Greek; Miss Henrietta Wat
kins II Chatham. Mr. Claude Pritchett
Of Whitmeii. Or. Luther Robertson of
~IDanville. Mr.. William Burton. OF Dan
vile, Messrs. Pollok and Harvey. 81
Whitmell. and Messrs. J. &. Jennings.
IT. \ Hines and William Taylor. OF
HinesviIie.
Among the most enjoyable features 81
tho party We're the sweet strains OF
music both vocal and instrumental. rem
lcred by Miss Lucy Puryear and Mr.. J..
irving Folt Miss Williams. who IS the
a~ccomDlshed daughter 81 CAPTAIN T.. y.
Williams. ~ Whitmell. Va. and tho EN-
Gent principal Of the Arlington Graded
Scto0i this county. was assisted in
doing the honors OF the occasion hv her
brothers, ] Neal and David r. williams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
RESCUE CREW FROM
PERILUUS POSITION
Ralph M. Hayward Beached
Fourteen Miles Below Vir-
ginia Beach.

NORFOLK. VA, December l2-The
crew Of the three-masted schooner Ralph
NJ. Hayward, Green. master. $50 tons.
bound from New York 20 Brunswick.
Ga. light. which went ashore near the
Little Island life-saving station. four
teen miles south of Virginia Beach. last
night, We're saved without much diff
Guilty by Captain Chadwick and his crew
of hfe-savers at s o'clock this morning.
The shipwrecked mariners are now being
cared for by the l~ife-savers.
A line was fired over the vessel BY the
hfe-savers last night. but the crew were
i'm no danger. and would not leave until
the morning.
The Hayward. being light. was carried
high on the beach by the wind and
waves, but the vessel appears to be in
good condition.
The Merritt & Chapman wreckinr
steamer. in charge OF Captain w. :.
Tooker. went to the assistance OF the
-chooner early to-day. and should the
weather not again be tempestuous. II is
likely that the big wrecker will soon
have the sailing vessel afoat.
The Hayward is "a familiar vessel in
these waters, she having been a coaster
on the Atlantic for many years.
The vessel was going TO brunswick
FOR q cargo Of lumber when it stranded.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
HANDSOME
Anheuser-Busch Association Will
SDend Quarter of Million

Especial ID Tbs TfnEs-Dfspatch.1
LNNcHBJRG. VA. December l2-The
Aforementioned Brewing Association has
purchased a large lot On Commerce street,
between Tenth and Eleventh. having a
frontage Of eiehty-eight feet on com
merce and running back to Jefferson with
a frontage Of one hundred and eightv-six
feet on the main line Of the southern
Railway. on which. il IS announced. il
proposes 20 erect "a large building for
cold storage and distribution purposes.
II is understood that the company con-
templates the expenditure Of $4,000 or
more on the plant. Plans are being drawn
by the company's architect for the build
ing, but the supervision of the building
will be done by a local architect. The
site secured for the building is an adj
mirable one for its purpose.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
NEGRO SHOUTS FOR JOY
THAT LIFE IS SPARED

l~lrela o. Tbs "T1urs-Dispatch.l
Va. December 70
When Joseph Thomas. alias John Wright
coioTeo, was this morning Informed that
his counsel had secured a stay OF exc
cuuon. and that the order Of the court
directing that he be hanged on Friday
next, would not be carried on. he clapped
mas hands with JOY. and became very
hilarious. Efforts VIII be made 10 secure
Tor Wright a new trial and the case vfu
not ia I'D probability Poo heard D. e,~a
the Court OF Appeals untii the Januarv
term Wright is under death sentence
Tor a criminal assault on Miss Mable
hisley. now Mrs. Forrest GoOdinr. Of
Washington. The alleged assault oc-
CURED near Luna Park. Alexandria coun-
ty. September 9th last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
LYING ON
BOTTOM OFF OLO POINT

LSpecA 10 The IiuEs- Dspatchl
NORrD Lk VA, December I2-The
barge Elizabeth G.. Vane. coal laden. lies
sunken in thirteen feet OF water of Old
Point Comfort as the result OF "A COLI
sion in the lower Chesapeake. The barge
las about 600 tons OF coal I'm Its hold.
consigned 10 Johns Brothers. OF Norfolk.
Tho Nane Was one of four barges
being towed from Philadelphia 20 Norfolk
10y the tug Dixie in the gale that was
blowing night before last the barges got
adrft in the Chesapeake. The tug
Princess picked up the barge Mcuwaine.
loaded with coal. and q tank barea,
loaded with oil. and the tug Columbia
picked UP the barge Tioga, laden with
SEQ tons Of steel rails. valued at So. 600.
These We're brought safely into port.
The Dixie recovered the Vane. but not
until f. had coiided with something in
the dark and was leaking. An effort was
made 20 get the barge 10 Norfolk, but IL
had taken ia so much water by the time
it reached Old Point that IL could be
towed no further. Its deck is above the
surface at low tide.
Ii IS probable that several admiralty
suits Tor salvage will result over the
losing and recovery Of the barges.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
PAMPLIN CITY BANK.
Business Has Been GOOd-In-
creased Capital.
Especial TO The Tines

NEHENAAA I'D D NL 4 NNN"
PAMPLIN CITY, VA, December l2-
The first annual meeting OF tho stock
holders Of the state Bank of Pamplin
was held Monday night. Mr.. w. p.
Venable.' Of Farmville. was reelected
president and Mr.. J. +. Connally. Of
this place. vice-president. The follow
directors were chosen: w. =. Vena-
bic. OF Farmvile. Va. c.. W. Watson.
OF Faro. Va. and Leslie n. Lyon, j. +.
Connally. w. B. Binford. W.. c.. Frank
lin. r.. l. Franklin and DIS. c.. s. Nor
ton and r. II. Lukin, Of this town.
The bank opened for business one year
ago with 5000 capital paid I'm. 1t now
has $40. 600 capital fully paid up; de-
posts. 27.033.74; undivided profits.
s66S.11. and total resources OF $40. 70i.S5.
Mr.. w. IT,. Gordon. formerly Of Michi-
gan. lately of New York. who has pur-
chased the Baker farm. near Rosser's
MIL and Pamplin, has moved 10 It with
his family.
Mr.. Joseph Edwards. Of Jersey City.
contractor Of tho Tidewater railroad.
and MT. Murrell Smith. travelling sales
man for Craddock. Terry & Co, OF
Lynchburg. have been on a visit at Mr..
r. W. Beaie's. OF this place.
Mr. L & Eleshman and wife, Of Phfa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
MR.. NEWELL APPOINTED.
VIII at Once Confer With Mr..

l--" -" A""7N-N"N-T"|-I
ASHENlLLE. n c., December r.
Dwight W. Newell. trainmaster Of the
Ashoyille division Of the Southern Rail-
way. has been appointed superintendent
OF the Norwood division, effective Janu-
ory LIST &r. Newell has been ordered to
go 70 Danvile December 10th 20 confer
with Superintendent Coapmau and other
hisn ohiciels OF the SoutheN. relative TO
the work on the Norwood division.
The Norwood division has Just been
established, and f. composed O. the Mid
land and Taylorsville branches: the long
est line runs from Taylorsvile 20 Char
lotte. From the standpoint OF freight
business. the new division IS considered =
very important one.
Mr.. Newell has been IN tho service OF
me Southern road for a number Of years.
through his Efficient work. the train SER
vice ON the Ashevine division has been
materially improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
District Stewards Met

Especial 20 The T-imeHDlspatchl
SALISBURY. y. C., December l2-Tha
district stewards OF the salisbury Dis-
lflct OF the Western North Carolina Con
ference held an annua meeting ia Sails
bury this afternoon. After the trans
acuon Of routine business. the pastors OF
inc district, representing seventeen
charges, held a special conference. The
subject II missions was given prominence
a Instinct feature Of the gathering was
an address on missions by Rev. ] r.
moose, "A returned missionary from JaDan.
VINO was present by invitation. His adj
oress tonight was OF special interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
Christmas Coming

shop a~-humming. Seems
as though every mothers
son IN Richmond wants to
get his gifts here.
Well, we can stand the
pace. Never had such bril-
hantly complete stock Of
worthy wearables for man
and boy.
Be 1t a sumptuous silk
lined Overcoat for S35. or
a modest little Scarf Pin
for half a dollar, we viii
serve you promptly, cour-
teously and helpfully.
Needn't take the gifts
with you, either, if you
don't want to.
You can buy now and
We'll deliver later any
time you say.
Lest you forget-a
Mans Gift should come
from a Mans Shop, not
from a bargain counter.
JACOBS Q LEVY.
Our Leather Department
s. complete.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
Elope and Are Welded

Especial 20 The TimesDlSpatch1
NELLH'S FORD. VA. December L.
Miss Daisy Hughes. the beautiful and ac-
compnshed daughter OF Mr. A. r. Hugh~e.
postmaste~ at Wintergrecn. eloped with
Mr.. Emmett w. Rittenhouse TO LYNCH
burg. Va. Monday. December 10th and
were married. Mr.. Rittenhouse IS a rail-
way postal clerk. and the young couple
viii make their home IN Washington.
Mr.. R-ittenhouse is the son % NJ. Judson
R~ittenhOuse. Of this place. They both
viii be greatly missed IN society here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
For a Good Complexion,
Health and Beauty.

TNoRc Clear Eyes
"A Pure Complexion
Sweet Breath
Clean Tongue
Calm Nerves
Good Temper
Eat a Cascaret whenever you suspect
you need it. Garry a little lOc Emergency
box constantly with you, in your Purse or
Pocket.
When do you need one?
When your Tongue is coated
When you have Heartburn. Belching,
Acid Risings in Throat
When Pimpies begin TO peep out.
When your stomach Cnaws and
Burns.
That's the time to check coming Constp-
alton. Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
That's the time to take a Cascaret.
4 y
One tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need it viii insure you against 90 per
cent Of all other ills likely to attack you.
Cascarets don't purge. don't weaken,
don't i%rritate, nor upset your stomach.
They stimulate the Bowel Muscles to
contract and propel the Food naturally past
the little valves that mix Digestive Juices
with Food.
This stronger action produces greater
nutrition from food and perfect elimination
OF useless materials.
1t makes the blood purer. healthier and
more reconstructive. insuring a fine, clear
color and complexion.
Then carry the little ten-cent box con-
SANITY with you in your purse. and take a
Cascaret whenever you suspect you need
Il.
All Druggists sell them-over ten million
boxes year. for six years.
Be very careful to get the genuine,
made only by the Sterling Remedy Com
pany and never sold in bulk. Every tablet
stamped "CCC." Isl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
DISMISS MAN HELD
FOR CRIMINAL ASSAULT

NORFOLK VA. december l2-W. IT,.
Daniels. -cx-po-ce o5cer of Norfolk. thir-
ty-cicht years old. Vlo was charged with
having criminaliv ssaultcd u~lne-year-o.d
Annie Ruby Bryant ~ Berkeley Ward. in
September last. in herring before Police
Justice simmons o-oa3. was dismissed
Of the charge. on te ground that the evil
dence was not etroE nouEh 10 hold him.
The little girl ~ iu court and testified
that Daniels assaulted her. Daniels. iu
a clear statement. 3enied the charge mad
by the girl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
In Throes IF Appendicitis.

Especial e TIE Times lspatch.l
BOYDTDN. "a, December I3-Nlr.
Sydney johnson who is a valued en-
pi7yo in Willisns and Goodies Bank
ing House. intis place. was taken 81 on
sunday with appendicitis and was taken
10 Richmond yesterday 20 have himself
treated by a socialist. Messrs. Thomas
r. Goode and Colonel ST. John C.. Goode
accompanied y. Johnson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
Years Business Good

ESPECIAL % The TfrFs-D1sDatch1
FREDERICKSBCRG. VA. December
12-At n meeting OF tho stockholders OF
tho virginia shirt Company. Of Ihis city.
held last night. the report showed hat
the factory did a business OF s12O.O 600
and paid out S27.O00 in wages during
tho past year. Officers were elected az
follows W. D.. Carter. president. @. W.
Jones. vice-president: A. Randolph How
ard. secretary and treasurer, and a board
OF fifteen directors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
Minstrel Show at Ashland.

fSrecsaI o. The Times-Disoatch.1
ASHLAND. VA December THE
minstrel show which Will be held here
Friday nigh- at the assembly-room OF tho
public school building will undoubtedly be
a great Success. It Is composed entirely
81 the young folks % the town. who fig
ure IN its society. and who have decided
talent MeSsrs. Bridges. Kerr. Hunter.
Shepherd and Sydnor viii take pratt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13

delphfa- who have boon on a visit 20
tho formers mother, Mr.. l.. T.. Pankev
or this city. have returned Ame. Mr..
freshman, who IL fond o. hunting game
OF al kinds. especially the FOX enjoyed
the sport while here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HoLi-
OANS-SPEciAL ROUND TRIP
ATE HA Z 4 n onffwE

For tho holidays the Chesapeake and
ohio viii sell tickets at reduced rates
between all stations az one and oue-tnird
fare. plus twenty-five cents. Rates. Rich
mond 20 Norfolk ana Oid Point. $3.50
round trip, Richmond 90 L~,nchnurg. S. U0
Tickets on sale December -lst 90 25th.
and December sIst and January Ist, good
until January ?, 1907.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
MUST PROTECT ROAD.
Newport News Has Furnished
Bond of $4,000.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December 70.
Judge Barham, IN the Corporation Court.
to-day required the city Of Newport News
to furnish a bond Of $40. 900 TO Insure
the Hampton Roads Traction COMPANY
against any liability in case of an acci-
dent on the Twenty-sixth Street bridge.
The company claims that the bridge is
dangerous. but is compelled by injunction
to continue operation over it.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
MRS. MARY HARTJE
IS INDICATED
Judge Fraser Says Ugly Charges
OF Hartje Are Incon-
elusive.
CASE WAS MOST SENSATIONAL
Children to Live With Mother.
Hartje VIII Take a II
Appeal.

PITTsBCRC, PA, December 12-Judge
Robert S. Fraser handed down his de-
eision ga the famous Hartje divorce case
this afternoon.
Tho petition Of Augustus Hartje. tho
miiti-milAonaire paper manufacturer. for
"A divorce from his wife. Mrs. Mary Scott
hartJe. who he charged with intimacy
Win Thomas Nadine. "a former coachmau.
IS inconclpslte. the decision says, and in
h~unatapuaton OF this ucOnclualvfness
judge Fraser cites the following points.
The servants stories of Mrs. Harje's
~wronE-doing are quite different than those
based in Mr.. Harue's petition.
The story o. Susie Wagner. n maid.
was grossly exaggerated and built up;
Mrs liarfje perhaps visited the stable
too often. but her fonduess for horses
sufficiently explains what might be con-
sidered an indiscreuon. The letters in
PRODUCED are open 90 suspicion. and arc
conclusive Of nothing. Experts tcstl-
mony Is OF little value. The stealing
OF the said letters from Madness rooms.
as testified 70. SHOWS those who pro-
dlced Them 70 be lawbreakcrs. The
letter. we're not I'm airs. HartJe's hand
writing. and az the trial Harje abar-
doncd all his charges except the one re-
lating 90 Nadine"
Children With Mother.
The decision does not refer 20 ths CUES
ton OF aiimony. but Mrs. Hartie ia "a
motion pending in cour- Tor tho grant
ing ~ limony. Tie two children. Mary
Louise Hartte and John Scott Iartjc.
viii rcnaln with their mother.
The attire cost OF the proceedings arc
placed r. Mr. Hartle. and tho SUIT for
divorce filed by HIS wife VIII De tried
when iis reached IN the regular order.
Sir. 1art5e announced that Le would
take ar appeal.
Tho tvorce case was tao most sonsa-
tioual Ger tried Do TINS city The wealth
and prominence ~ the principals. the ugly
charges alleged, and later. after tho trial
lad hgLn. additional charges against
Mrs farue fn connection With a second
coachrnn. clifford IIooe. a negro. tended
% mah the case sensational 300 the exc
IRENE. Following the Introduction o. the
Hooe icident. Mr.. Hart5c and "A business
friend John = Wc'shous. together with
Clinor Heoe. tie negro. were all ar-
rested 81 81 charge % conspiracy Fooc
was alsorharged with perjury. was COM
Yictcd. I'D le now awaiting "a new trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
Masonic Officers.

The following officers for the ensuing
Masonic year were elected last evening at
a stated meeting % Blandford Lodge.
40. 3, A. F. and A. NJ. Worshipful Mas
ter. F. +. BrscOe. Senior Warden. Dr. r.
A Gamble. Junior Warden. r r.. Matte
son; Treasurer. ". ". Presson. S@ecreta-
ry. r. J. ellis. Senior Deacon. r.. p.
Banks; Junior Deacon. II. i. Dalton;
Chaplains. Rev. Dr. j. S Foster and Rev.
Or. W. O. Taylor: Tiler. 3. T. Dabney.
Delegations from the Richmond tribes Of
Red Men paid a fraternal visit 20 the
Petersburg and Matoaca tribes last night
az the Red Mems Hail. on Bank Street.
MI Nicholas Del Grande. a weli-known
fireworks manufacturer OF this city. viii
leave with his family tomorrow for his
new home I'm Paris. III.
Rev. J. Sidney Peters. pastor Of High
street Methodist Church. delivered an
able n interesting address this evening
on the purposes Of the A~nti-Saloon League
OF Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-13
STOCK COMPANY
TO TAKE HOTEL
Imperial, Petersburg's Largest
Hostelry, Undergoing
Renovation.
THEM DRINKING
Barkeeper Fined for Drinking on
Sunday and Treating His
Clerks.
s. % The Tlmea-DlspateAI

PETERSBURG. VA December PA
joint stock company has been organized
FOR the purpose Of running the Imperial
Hotel. which Is the largest hostelry in the
city, and is now being thoroughly reno
waited and repaired. Tho hotel WAS pur-
chased a few months agO by Frank X.
Clements, Of this city, who. II is under
stood, viii be its general nag
For taking a drink himself. and giving
a round OF drinks 10 his clerks In his bar
room last Sunday. =. /. Cole. proprietor
OF a grocery store and bar. on Harrison
Street. was hned 800 IN the Mayors Court
this morning. Il is understood that Mr..
Cole goes 70 his store every sunday 20
secure feed for his horse. but on this
occasion was accompanied by his clerks.
with whom he was seen drinking by Po-
lice Oficer Vaughan. who summoned him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-08
THE ELECTION.

The result OF Tuesdays election was
about as predicted by The Sun on the
morning OF the election. Hughes, Re.
publican, defeated Hearst. Iudepend-
ence League and Democratic nominee,
by 81 600, bot the other Democratic
candidates in the Empire State were
elected. This is additional evidence
that the old line Democrats OF the
East will not stand for Socialism from
radical standpoint The Democrats
gained anumber Of Congressman, but
the Republicans still control the
House rs we'll as the Senate, and Presi-
dent Roosevelt will continue TO direct
legislation for the next two years. IL
WAS too much 10 expect national
Democratic victory this year, when
the country is in such prosperous
condition and those who predicted
snch a result ~ the battle OF the bal.
lots we're looked upon as false
prophets.
The only issue OF interest in Florida
was the drainage amendment, and the
result shows that the people Of this
State do not care to invest five men
with mOnarchial powers, the amend
ment having been defeated by vote
of at least two to one. TIE vote on
this question in Alschua county is es-
pecially gratifying to The Sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-08

F. M. Barnes, manager of the White
Oily, Chicsgo's world.famous amuse.
ment resort, arrived in Tampa last
week and at once began to make prep
srations for the appearance Of the
great White City Hippodrome at the
State Fair. This attraction, which
will coat the Fair Association 1000
for two weeks, will appear only in
Tampa, never having been South be.
fore. "My firm" said Mr.. Barnes
Supplies the State fairs Of the West
with practically all OF their attrac.
tions. In all my experience, however,
my firm has never known another
State Fair to contract for single at
traction rs costly and magnificent as
the White City Hippodrome. Having
leased the Hippodrome to the Florida
State Fair Association for a certain
sum for two weeks, have no financial
interest at stake, and therefore my
opinion 10 not biased. A show the
equal OF the Hippodrome TO be put on
during the Fair has never been
eQuslled at any State in the South or
elsewhere. In view OF the great ex-
pense l do not see how the Fair Assoc
citation can realize anything from the
prod nction. They tell me they are
not in the business for the purpose OF
making money. Their contract with
me, which never once thought would
be made. apparently proves the truth
OF this statement. The people Of Flor
ida should appreciate their libefslity,"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-08

lyon have appendicitis and lung
trouble" announced the physician, as
ne peeped through the patient with
his X.ray apparatus, also trace Of
liver comp Amt and mild form Of
dyspepsia also t2s 10 10 your pocket.
My fee is s2s." Here he turned of the
current and told the patient the OK.
animation wss over. cts all right
Doctor" said the patient. "but IL
seems 20 me that you have neglected
an opportunity 20 seurs ter cents and
other things you mentioned"