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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-01-04


once assured her that her ir.
form alton was incorrect, and
tried to persuade her to pay no
attention t. any statements she
may have heard, assuring Eer |
that he would convince her that
they were groundless, but de-
fendant went into a violent rage
and insisted that she would not
return with plaintiff to his home,
and it was with the greatest
difficulty and the most earnest
persuasi on on the part of plain
tiff that defendant was induced
to return to their home and that
a separation between plaintiff
and defendant was averted ut
that time.
Plaintiff says THAT from and
after that date there never was
really har me NOUS and happy
day between them during their
married life. That for breakfast,
dinner and supper he had the
same complaints, the same
threats that defendant would
leave him and return to her
mo ther, the same complaints
about supposed and imaginary
things that plaintiffs relatives
had sa id about defendant, and
that all the time the most relent.
less abuse was heaped upon
plaintiff and his family that was
possible for defendant to indulge
in.
Plaintiff says that defendant 9
conduct indicated clearly that
she had determined upon q
separ alton from plaintiff. and
was trying to force the plain I.
tiff to take the initiative and
leave her. That she frequen thy
boasted to him that she did not
intend to live with him, but that
when she left him she intended
to leave him q great deal poorer
than she found him, and that
she and her people thereaft er
would have the money and he
would be the pauper.
That during the whole course
OF time that defendant andsplain
tiff lived together after the first
year of their married life defend
ant repeatedly and almost daily
told plaintiff that che would not
live with him but that unless he
] paid her at least twenty five
hundred or three thousand dol
lars to leave, she would ruin moi
only him but his family. Plain
tiff says that this course of con-
d uct toward him on part of de-
fendant continued without abate'
ment, in fact, grew in intensity
and violence until on the 20tf
day of September, 1906, defend
ant became so violent in her an
ger against plaintiff and hi
people as to cause her to say tht
most disagreeable things to hin
about members of his family
and especially about his mother
that plaintiff, seeing that ther
was no possible hope ofever rec
oncillDg defendant to a peace
5 able life with him and being un
3 able to longer bear with tn
D complaints, the invectives, tn
t violent and unjust criticism
hea ped upon him and his rela
Q tives, and especially upon hi
, mother and sister, that he tol
y defen dant that it was no use 70
t them to longer try to live to
! gether, and that she had bett,
return to her mothers home
. Wh ereu pon defendant left plain
g tiff and has lived apart from hir
ever since.
Plaintiff says that there Wa
born of the marriage aforesai
), one child, Cecil Prather, no,
two and one-half years ole
q That out of consideration for tn
n tender years of said child plain
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-01-04

fendant as aforesaid, that the
court make such order touching
the custody of the minor child
as may to the court seem fit and
proper, and for all other and
proper relief. j. A. Collet of
Keytesville has charge of the
case for plaintiff.
#xx
Eli Shire VS.. w. T. DAmeron,
libel. The plaintiff in this case
is well-known and successful
merchant of Salisbury, while the
defendant is Gen. w. T. Damer.
on, prominent citizen of Hunts.
vile, Randolph county, and has
a wide acquaintance throughout
the state. He has held the of.
fees of both sheriff and collector
of his county and was adjutant'
general under Gov. A. M. Dock
ery's administration. He has
been connected with the Hunts
VILE Herald for several years,
first as Capt. w. H. Balthls'
partner, and nearly ever since
Capt. Balthis' death as sole Cd.
/ itor and proprietor. and it was
| in the two last. named roles that
he got into trouble with Mr..
Shire who has brought suit
against the Huntsville journalist
for $40, 900 for libel or defama.
ton of character.
The plaintiffs petition is too
lengthy for publication in detail,
80 we get down to the gist of the
case by first publishing the arti'
Gle which resulted in the institu-
ton of MIR. Shire's suit, and
which said article appeared in
the Huntsville Herald of Decem-
! bsr7, 1906, as follows:
4 aa Get There, Ell.
i eve have, in. the last few
days, sent number of state
ments to our delinquent sub
scribers. They were printed
statements, courteous in tone, en- =.
closed in envelopes and sent out
as first class mail matter. We
have received many replies ane
remittances, and only one person
has openly refused to pay wha
we Justly believe he owes US
and that man is a merchant O
Salisbury; the man with the BIS
Daylight Store. Here is his re
DIV. written on the statement WI
sent him:
DEAR Strive took your pa
per year through courtesy tt
YOUR brother and do not conside
we owe you anything.
Respt.
ELI SHIRE
"EIi's subscription va paid t.
November 16, 1904, and we sen
him a dun for So, with a hop
that he would cheerfully pay
ear in advance like N any other
] have done We did not kno,
F., that Eli did not want the Heral
> or did not expect to pay for ii
e No information had ever beel
: received from him or anyon
= else, at this office, that he di
not wish to have the paper con
e tinued to his address. W
e h We not made a habit of drop
q ping a subscriber from our book
when his time expired unless re
q q Tested to do so, for the reaso
q tnat 80 many of our subscriber
II DO not want it done. Had we re
: ceived any information whateve
that Eli did not want the pape
:. after his subscription expired W
: certainly would have discontin
Il ued it. In fact, we had not no
ticed his name on our books un
Is til we commenced making up tn
q delinquent list. Eli has b, Q
v reading the Herald for one
/. two years at our expense, but b
10 won't read it any more unless b
!. paws for it. The idea of a gres
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-01-04
NUMBER 4s
The Criminal Calendar.

The Criminal Calendar.
Anthony Turner, the dsrkey
who disturbed the peace at the
Christmas tree given by the COL
ored people at Dalton Christmas
eve, was fined S5 On q plea of
guilty before Justice VIM. P.
Jared of Keytesvills. Turner
was short on cash assets and
other worldly goods and had to
go to Jail in default of payment
of his fine and costs.
Another criminal case was
that of the state against Marion
and Chauncey Hsrdesty, who
were tried by jury in Justice
c. W. Northcott's court at Sum-
ner Thursday of last week for
assaulting Jacob Stombsugh of
near Sumner. Mr.. Stombaugh,
it seems, had charged the Har-
desty boys with stealing his corn
and they proceeded to give their
accuser pommelling.
-
Ben Coy of the Hills neigh.
borhood who came to Keytesville
the day before Christmas and
got on the outside of too much
bug juice and kicked up row
with K. J. Finnell, pleaded gull.
ty when arraigned before Mayor.
H. j. West last Saturday and
was fined 81 and costs for being
drunk and disorderly. The de-
fendant paid the bill and was
permitted to absence himself,
without delay, from the mayors
preserve.
-.
It is not often that the COURIER
, has to go way from home to get
the sshome news," but we find
; such to be the case as regards
} the following item which ap.
scared in last week's issu. of the
: Norborne Democrat:
"The sheriff of Charlton coun.
ty came up from Keytesville
Thursday evening to get Daniel
D Robertson, COL, who was in the
city prison, having been arrested
by Marshal Burton in obedience
to orders received from the Char
iton county officials. Daniel il
, charged with assault with intent
to. kill. On the 4th of July last.
Daniel and another negro be.
, came involved in a quarrel and
. in the fight which ensued DAME
shot his antagonist and left him
= in the woods to die. When found
the next day he was in a horrible
condition and his death was mo-
mehtarily expected. AS he was
good. for. nothing negro, with
Il a tough record, he fused to dit
and is now we'll enough to insisI
on prosecuting his assailant
Dan took his arrest philisophic'
ally and did not exhibit any
signs of fear, saying: "The
white folks in Charlton won't dc
. nothin' to me for shooting thai
negro bully" Daniel is the sor
. Of Sandy Robertson OF Nor
, borne."
:. The negro whom Robertson
:, shot was Ore Banks, and th'
g shooting was the result Of con-
# troversy over crap game, neal
Dalton. He was arrested for car.
= rying concealed weapons anc
:, not for assault with intent to xii
as stated by the Democrat. Or
plea of guilty to the charg'
against him Robertson was finee
II $50 and costs by Justice VIM. P
Jared and is paying the penalt.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-01-04
RENEWALS.

RENEWALS.
r. o Young, 6. Adams,
j. S. Strong, DR. w. b. Lucas,
Mrs, H. W. Hoel, Mrs. Fl G Shoemaker,
S II. franklin, j. c. Maddox,
Chap Guthridge, Thos- Gribole,
VIM Welch, Mrs. NJ. H. Hunter,
Albert Neidholt, VIM. Kuhler,
Jos Kaye, Z. Flnnel,
Ernest Gardner Mrs W II. Knox,
j s. staples, g. W Ponsler,
Gran Good -on, A. C. Freese,
G. w. Ellicott, c. Stacy,
j. T. Binford, E. n L,ird,
CLAYTON Haskins, w. Jos Tillotson,
Mrs Amanda Moss, j, A. Merchant,
Sutter G Breitenbach, A j. Schumacher,
Orton Chinn, j. Sears,
Dan Smith, r Logue,
Nrs B Weiseman, VIM P. Jared,
Saml Obetz. T e White,
Blair Miller, j. t. Jenerson,
Roy j. Taylor, Rev. y. ID fhliips'
j. w Hedrick, Ed Schell,
LE Cook. H. Mcdonald,
John Savior, w w Rucker,
J L Applegate, Jr., L. II. Davis,
Mrs. Amelia Crawley, w. Hirsch,
B Christopher, Col Mrs. A L. Jennings, col
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-01-04
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

III Fleet, o NJ. Maupin,
Mrs Mollie Boat, Mich ,las Henry,
B. Littler, .. Green,
Mrs Maggie Grady J w Prewitt,
Ben Price, col Mrs A L. Brooks, /
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1907-01-04

matrimony contracted with de-
fendant as aforesaid, that the
court make such order touching
the custody of the minor child
as may to the court seem fit and
proper, and for all other and
proper relief. j. A. Collet of
Keytesville has charge of the
case for plaintiff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
.ARGUEDENURRER
TO INDICTMENT:
Case of@Drs Rudd and Buchanan
Up in Hastings Court
VI Yesterday.

aA In the Hastings Court yesterday the
entire days session was consumed in
argument on q demurrer to the In
Sdictmcnt In the case OF the Common.
wealth VS.. c. H. Rudd and JOHN w.
Buchanan; d neurologist charged with
$pritcticing medicine wi thout comply
ing with the statute requiring 4exami-
nation by the State Board OF Medical
Examiners. This firm. which is To-
Gated at Eff TIL AM Grace Streets, was
indicted two months ago, : but the trial
of the case was postponed. II "a $ + in
the nature OF "a tcst Observation-Disclosures
THE science of neurology co nes WI tll-
iin8athc scope L OF Heal practice and
b its ctitloners are; required to take
1.-The examination 81 as medical &5 doctors.
The defendants claim that t hey a j.
minister 4no medicine, and Il are there
fore no t medical I'd octors. II B 59Ss
gg58 When the case was called yester-
day O. Flaherty 8 and I'll lton appeared
ms counsel for the defendants, and
commemorative a Attorney AIinitrec
FollSes was assisted by Hon. y Muir
ray III locker. OF Stuart, II d., counsel FOR
1.-THE State Board OF Medical Examiners.
Counsel & for the d efcndants promptly
demurrcd 81 to the Indictment, where
upon the rema lnder% Q f I he ID ay's ses-
sion was consumed In arguing the de-
murrer. At 3thc6conclusion#o Of the ar
gument Judge Witts$to ole b c5Smatter
l&nnder& advisemcnt, and will render his
Isdecision later. If the demurrer Is sils.
IStained.s then the Indictment will be
lsquaslled and the case settled, and what
| IS mo ire important, a precedent cstab-
IElished. n $
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
F.|5AE RIE|!SS BOARD
lO1 MAXI EXHIBIT.
Collection ofSsMaterial for James
town position Being
Made.
, Fisheries met.

The state Board 7; OF; Fisheries met.
yesterday noon Il monthly session at
Murphy's HOTEL s45 4. s5
Comparison o records 4 and reports
OF inspectors, as filed with the E Audi
tor Of Public Accounts, and consulta-
ation over arrangements r or fish,
oyster ana game exhibit al the James,
town Exposition, were Il he chief fea-g
lures which bro |ghti the board to the
capital city. sss IS
In other respects the meeting was
one OF routine work, and this WILL not
be completed until some time Ito-day,
members Of the 81 board ~ leaYing this
afternoon for their homes rs. 5si Senator G.
IL, x cczcll, Hon "a u 4. a mes, Secretary
S.HSNVilkins Matthew sand 4 hartman NY.
Mcdonald Lee We're the members pres
lent. Hon%.Islapd AIassic, the fl tllSlr'oln-
iber, did not come, ts99 \. Ri Il
A delegation &of I oyster oacleers and
planters, accompanied by counsel, ap-,
lpearcd before, llo$ board Is to 81 ask an
.Iextenson Of tho time granted by the
4 former board Of 1isheri es Il VII n to
remove oysters from f q hundred acres
Iof ground in Nansemond county, which
i HAD been declared tonging3 ground by
~ resurvey Jt or II the b2&l IA Tor ~ as
parties representing I he tong Ing in ter
ests had had no notice Of the appeal
4 the board deferred action until its
\ April meeting. which be held Aprii
tI25lh, at either Norfolk or. HAMPTON
4 the place to jbefannoupceds.la later
Through efforts mainly by Governor
4 Swanson, tho board Il has securedSa lin
Tilted sum rStheg purpose soff San 1.-Two llsl
land OySt cr33 aSlibitMat 81 Che HI jamestown
A Exposition. A. desirable site on Thu
h water front has beengass gned for3thls
Z and tho board has entered act lively Int
"A collecting exhibits md arranging 70
b anuarlums and pools. III " lie the lat
9iday and limited sTireso urces will no
8odmt Of such IA 4 displayy as (, the ricl
Fl cheesapeakp5 might S$Ea ford II ST II til
4 board Is sanguine that tile exhibit VII
a he creditable and Very attractive,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
/. CONTRACT AWARDED.
Committee Reports Action, K
Which s o fficials Object.

The Council Committee on Grounds and
O'Clock and adopted the Recommendations Of
the subcommittee awarding the contract for
the construction of the Richmond building
at the jamestown Exposition to a Norfolk
Work was ordered begun on the building
as soon as possible and It is hoped to have
1t tcomp1eted soon after the exposition opens
a delega ton representing the Richmond
Amateur Baseball League appeared before
the committee ITO ask leave TO use William
Byrd Park for baseball games and for other
athletic sports. The committee some 81 time
ago authorized the league 10 occupy a Dor
tion Of the park as a baseball grounds, but
one Of the officials objected Last night
league to lay out q diamond on a portion
| OF the park to be hereafter desjgnnt ted , and
to play games there on Saturdays. sSS.sl
Little other business Of Importance was
! transacted. Il: 3s5S53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
INTEREST STILL GREAT
.iG(; Or, Congreg Hears Ser
mon by Evangelist Small.

~. An Immense audience. q Allied tho seyenth
Street Christian Church last night, when
lESTyangelisl Small preached. explaining 'The
New BIZ ,3 The mystery, hoiSsald, was!
generated man WI lSalwnys be n mystery 10
the fleshly man. The new birth is faith in
ence OF this penltent man In baptism. This.
he said .s Is not tho end y but the beginning
Of tho new life, II must 10 on to perfec-
ton, iIe that &endures to- the end shall be3
saved In Heaven, 81 81 W. lEff;5'
There were three additions last night.
To-nigh IA the theme VII DO n no ROYALTY,
OF Service Z The sermon Will he especially,
to young ladies', but not exclusively. X
Mr. st. John sang with great fleet 1.-THE.
Holy CITY, On Saturday evening he Will
sing a number OF Irish love songs at the
stereopttcon lecture given by Mr. Small on
his native home---Ire An Offering Will
be aiken AT the doors. ss K it II y s33 S383
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
HOLY WEEK MUSIC
AT5NEW5 CATHEDRAL

"a largely attended rel earsal of the
chorus OF the Sacred Heart Gait edral
was held last might to practice the
D. The Tenobrae service at the Cattle
8dral on Holy Thursday and Good Fri
will 5sba5 most impressive,
Tho chorus Till Year VIII, he larger
lave tho benefit Of the direction or
the Ray, Father Rankln.$W no before
his ordination always conducted like
services in tho Baltimore Cathedral
the church Of Cardinal Gibbons The
ST Ten aa service eprescnts the death
and burial or Christ. and therefore
one Of the most SOLEMN In the church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
3 MAYORS MESSAGES. 3
Papers Have Been Filed With
City Clerk August.

RI Mayor Mccarthy has forwarded to City
Clerk Ben Il. August his message Yetoing
/ the Council joint resolution for IAN inves-
3tigation Of certain alleged charges against
also send in d message In answer to the
Lynch resolution of inquiry as to5why the
Mayor does not require city officers to
turn in their reports within the time pre-
scribed by ordinance. He will have am
other message sta ting why he vetoed the
ordinance permitting Mr.. joseph Bryan
to construct a sewer on Bank Street. Bi5
81 It is possible also that Mayor NJ Car
thy viii be able to complete his annual
message and present It at the April meet
M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
.B0LD THIEF ENTERED
HOUSE IN DAYLIGHT.
Negro Carried Off Suit Of Clothes
/. and Is Said to Have Got
Watch Also,

a negro sneak thief entered The residence
Of Mr. John I, stlth, No soa.s East Leigh
Street, In broad daylight on Wednesdav m,
carried or y suit of2clothes valued at SIS
and, .it 70 alleged, also stole a gold watch
IRON lhc room or q young lady boardcr x
ne saw the negro enter and leave with The
clothins on Ills arm, but supposed Chat he
had been sent there to secure them ma
have them pressed Il VIII M" 49,
The Police Department was notified OF
the theft and soon located the clothing in
q pawnshop and recovered 1T, The thief
endeayorll,g to land him. The clothes have
been identified BY their owner. They We're
recovered by Police Detective Sergeant II. j.
The watch alleged to have been stolen, or
4 which disappeared, the same day, has not
| YET been recovered, M t' iJ''H' }''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
8Cir!c1,,ju,]it Court

In the Circuit Court ofs the cit III az RlchlTs
mend yesterday y ndEe scott sat q the nf-s
..ernoon and pntl late In tho evening hear.
II, II. Davenport vs.. tho Richmond y M ami
featuring Company a suit & fGrSf 81 200 DAM
ages for personal Injuries Il a ttorneSs loll u.
the plaintiff anu M AZ IT, Il. y, abel Tor
The defeiiannr5 Instruct Ions were suamltte .
and argued. and then case was
on Its ineIlts, tho dIscusson q losing appnt
10 IA, Nj q hsss was & ven
Jury. which, helms nllnb W as rfe, A tlS
Jpurned over unit IN n " Al All. To- Wit III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
TRADE REPORT ~ .,',I;,
Dealers Look for Increase in
III " olune Of Business. ".
Tomorrow will say for II

4$ q adstreets TO- norroW vii say for r chs
mond and vicinity: SF
'Jobbers have completed tho greater part
Of early shipments to distant points and 5nro
now occupied mainlydiwith trade from m ear
by territory In point OF salcssthe season
has BEEN sa tisfnctory and prospects, Il are
that t will continue SO with a reasonable
Increase In volume over the Same period of
last year NJ nIfncturersssa and jobbers Of
shoes now have their statesmen 4; In, distant
fields With fall samples. but 4 1t Is MS yet
too early to forecast the result, EXIT that
n favorable prospect is in view, Manufac-
gturers Of trunks ana bags are well supplied
with orders, and further additions to some
plants nrc lnS course OF cree ton. In i& III
lines the demand for the i better 3 rades OF
sized continues without abatement. IA AZ sf
3as&" Collections show gradual Improvement
though from some secttons where Gro rs were
seriously affected last fall by storms res
quests for extra time com inuc. Retail! trade
hns been very much stimua tod by the np-
proach Of the Easter holidays ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
III CONFEDERATE CHOIR.
Ladies Of Pickett Camp Auxiliary
a. to Meet To- DaY,

4 { mo ladies Of Pickett Camp Auxiliary
Corps Viii meet this afternoon at q q clock
ut 4 their hall, No. 3n7 North Seventh
Street. to organ ize ~ confed erate choir
Colonel J,E 8Bidgood, the adjntant-
Ecrnll 81 tho Grand Camp will be present
+ to explain the objects Of the organizd-
ton, All ladies' who wish to- Join the
choir are requested Il to be nTesen t. The
choir will be known as sPlckett Camp
Confederate Cholr,5and wi 4baR Of mnte-
rial aid = In entertaining the veterans
at the coming reunion, i III i5 Nh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Rules for Street Cleaning.

ing mot last night at the City Han and
disposed Of tho monthly business. The
most important action Of the committee
was the adoption of alresolution iprovid-
ing for the appointment Of a subcnm-
emittee Of three to formulate certain rules
for street cleaning and to draft q proper
ordinance embodying these, pr. Ennlon
C. Williams, tile patron Of the 5resolu Ion,
was made chairman, and Messrs.. Fergus it
son and Seay were named rs the other
members OF the subcommittee.
II was decided to hold the next regular
meeting Of the departmcntRinht the ofllces
of the Street Cleaning Depnrtmcnt. .L.---
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
TAYLOR REFUSES TO 85
RACE With POLLARD

Alex Taylor, who raced against Pollard
at the Skating Rink n week ago. and who
claimed ,hnt he had been foulsa has am
nounced that he refnses 70 accept Pollard's
e On account OF Taylors claim Of fpnl Pol
lard declined to accept tho prlzn awarded
him forfwnning the Eacc ana offered Tay-s
lor the lppportnnlty Of racing 1t ortif
managepent Of the rink thought this nbso-
lntely fIir raSlor, howeger, iefusss 70 uc-
cent the challenge,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Lecture to Teachers.

8ll, DR., \, 9. odwhrd, Az PROMINENT
local educator, now55i conn ected with
Richmond co le $50 and the Wonan's3
College will lecture to the teachers g &
April I'D, The lecture vii be held IN
tile assembly Il hal Il in Central School.
The public Is q ccorded q cord ial Invita-
ton to attend. II u 5t Hill N. 3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
iWjl,'ill4MIeet SUNDAY,

83s8 An adjourned meeting BBEEtlla board
of tho Hebrew Home, for tho AEet
and 1Inflrll will be held Sunday nlorni
ing at q 4 o cloc k I'M the Saba TIN 90
sroonl5o Of beth a haba h cnngregA ton.
4 The orts & the pltleers ny Y y
the Illcers Nl IA $50 be Te eel yed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
T.. II. A.. BOARD MEETS
AND DISCUSSES RATES

ans board OF directolH sut NJ the En-, Il. A.
held a regular meet Ing las n lGht and Etrans-f
acted routine business NJ tiers M relating
70 Z railroad rates. to tho Jamestown4 ok
position We're q used u bu they have not
been nut In shane to make pub Syet n
other meeting NIL sbaf cessar y III ito
get the question in ina Sshapef ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22

and legislatures !egislate and say that railways
must use the block system to protect human
B life, Whynot make laws compelling people
70 buy Gowan's Pneumonia Cure Is protect
life. Pneumonia claims more people than
railway wrecks and Gowan. is q s,lrer thing
than the block system. Il also cures Group
and colds, is external and costs But Is cents,
fifty cents q one dollar. Three sizes. Think
this over.
BILL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-22
Mr.. Eggleston Away,

y Mr.. Joseph io. llgglcston, Jr. super
intcnacnt Of Public Instruction, IS in
the Valley OF Virginia looking after
some Official business. lie win re-
tara TO the city in n few day i. N 81 4