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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27
For Catarrh of the Stomach.

Drug " " chemists ana druggists
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27
For Kidney Trouble, Coughs, Colds
and CatarrfI.

Gen. A. T. Hawley, 1886 25th St., N
W., Washington, D. c., writes:
81 have used Peruna and find 1t very
beneficial for kidney trouble, and es.
pecially good for coughs, colds and ca
tarrhal trouble."
Convinced Of cru. mas Merit.
Brig. Gen. j. Floyd King, Washing
ton, D. c., writes:
81 unhesitatingly state that am con
WINGED Peruna is a medicine which will
effect all that is claimed for it's use."
Those DESTROYS of obtaining specia
directions with regard to the use o.
Peruna should write to DIR. s. B. Hart
tarium, Columbus, Ohio.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27
DEAFNESS CAUSED BY CATARRH-
RELIEVED BY PE-RU-NA.

A. Bank Building Washington
DC follows:
81 take endorsing the recommendations have heard
having had knowledge the truth of
of them.
aing remedies that have
good when aing the
and we do it duty feel that them.
all the
remedy makes
benefits almost all cases?
being relieved
caah advising all the afflicted just
covering the most effective
Benson, DruuC Co
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27

"Friends of mine having used
your Peruna cafarrh cure with
good results, lam Impressed with
its curative qualities, and can rec
ommend 1t to those who are af-
= Mcfed."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-27
An lnvlsOratins Tonic.


Rear-Admiral Hichborn, u. s. Navy,
Washington, D. c., writes:
"After the use Of Peruna for short
period, can now cheerfully recon-
mend your valuable remedy to any one
who is in need Of an invigorating
tonic"
For Catarrh of the Stomach.
Gen. w. W. Duffield, Washington,
D. c., writes:
81 have used Peruna in my family
and have found it valuable medicine
and take pleasure in recommending it
to all who suffer from catarrh of the
stomach or who require q tonic Of
prompt efficacy"
our booklet, 1.-THE Ills of Life" giving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

NJ wsyssr sG ;s.i fsm neNhs Mse
soaslns raFgn's q s Stopping
S Rayne ssh Va IN few days to Mr.;
Walker viii start on = long e ana
through Pennsylvania. New YORK any
Maine. He expects to spend the n ca :
are touring through Vermont = a ~
cars OF his party. He expects 20 lou'
through Canada before ne retnrns:.,,
MI, William 3. Piazinl. who recensi;s
rurchased a new steamer, toured 7! 2 n w
e ear 10 New York, where Mrs.. P' iSs1r
inined him. They then went 20 tnel :,
Summer SUNNI home, THE Globe rIo.tag 8, =
a Kennepunk Port, Maine. Ihey W.! W.
snend the summer at their cot asGr
car enthusiast, and reports that ne y y
i,avins the time OF his lifs. ~ !.
- Dr. t;eorge NJ. Preston, Of Lynchpu,I,tsc
l,eayas this weak on his annual aanI
1 abroad, But since then he has been ! sn y
nossessor Of a motor car. ana sh bi
vear since he has been spendlphs ~ =,
his car st t9arlnE Dr. Prss
Ton recently purchased a. new car. IRON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28
BIG REGATTA WEEKS
. At JAMESTOWN EXPO
Chairman Tower, Of Yachting
Committee, Gives Detailed
Plans Therefor.
TWO PRIZE CUPS FOR sLooPs.
Long Distance Race Of 100 to
$50 Miles Among Those
Scheduled for It.
TWO PRIZE CUPS FOR SLO0Ps

NEW YORK. July 27.--ln eontra"er'
sion Of the stories that have been cir
cu,ated thar the yachting plans a.
had been aeandonsd or seFl|s
o,,siy abridged, Chairman Charles +.
Tower. of the yachting COMMITTEES, an.
nounces further detailed plans iof U
,wo big regatta weeks there ~ sep,
,emper. For the motor boa cafasSat
he announces the schedule OF events > ,
follows: ..,a,s
conducted OH the same general mss
as those annually held on the Hua son 50
With allowances on the point systeN,
for various attributes OF renaol!!tS "
a boat.
September 5th--Lons, distance race
course not yet definitely liked, to cover
not less than LOO niles ana an. ~ my
than $50 miles.
septembsr sth--M!le speed trials
ouento all boats Of all types, tsla! e
~ made witt, and against tide, ane
contest decided on the average tunes
~ ncssib,e. five or six trials WIZ o
made 81 each Boat depending upo!
tho number OF competitors and m
| time available
september nth, 9th and loth--ser!s
races for boats OF all classes. a.
hnat. racing viii be classified ae
| cording to overall length, ana WI
race with handlcaps accorded ~ con
| formanes with the new rating formu!
edopted by the Jamestown Commiss!o
and the Motor Boat Club OF America
The racing program Tor the sail Graz
has bsen previously announced, pu
4 there has been some uncertainty q
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Notice 10 Conductors and Motormen

@ % ,he ei III n
enforcement" "
ne aSsup
and eood the rear pay o. I'm @
70
theones necsas
FOR the eonvsnnss view q me s
shell 10 mads savs ire ear ~h'ch sAa' 80 opp'N - |
Fsi ss w passseSs
ss ss 81 forfeiture = MS ta ans s'0a - n.
eS4MrEp REFusAI CAR VII HE eA 49,
tSs s fas ssn pNp n M p emse
ihs
se s So; .ssss ~
''''ss court O. SSFs HH:sS:,...
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spoke at Last.

A well-known humorist was at a
dinner PARTY and the lady no took
down promised herself an ln'msnse
treat.
She said: IT have met him at last.
He is the funniest actor In London,
And he is going Ia talk to me for at
least an hour and half. Oh, what
y lucky girl ami"
They took their seats at the hoard
and the funniest man IN London
calmly ate his dinner. Not a. word
did he utter till his eye fel! on his
wife, who eat opposite. Then he turns
| ed TO his companion.
| ut has been long time coming
she thought. but 1t has come" And
she prepared to receive the Joke,
30 you see that dress my wife has
on?" asked the comedian.
Yes"
well 1t cost nine pounds" And
not another syllable was heard-Lon'
don Paper
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RntiteS,.
'Com,missionar's oMee,

as. # ~ July J 8. 1901.
TO the Creditors Of John A. q Ills. deco;
Ia purspanca OF = decree entered ~
the Nav term, s so7, OF Amelia Circuit
Court il a certain cause therein pend
:ts Tor etc. IS: dillsi Jne. AZ a as-
being required by Eaid aer
cree, the underelGned commlsslonner
viii take the following a .Ns ,lsrs,n o
estate Of John A.. ellis, deceased. =, y =
s sebt. "a, what real estate tho said
John A. Oils died seized ond possessed
81 and whether II Will be necessary
to sell any OF 1t to pay his deets anu.
liz any, What part thereof. SO, Any
other matter deemed pertinent ny tne
comm ssioner or any party lnterssstts q;
and 4th, TO convene all the crealtor,ss
Of the said John a. Gills deceased. AZ
narties and creditors are therefore
hereby notified that the undersigned
oo sH s5 pXY or Tl sE Pr ssfER 1901
at his Office, at Amelia Courthou %, ya &,
take the above accounts, az W .1ca
time and place you are hereby re9ulrsn
| to present your claims against the es-
ltate OF John A, ellis, dece seq, ICE
ladjudication, together with such pooks,
papers, vcuch ers and other evioences
as will enable me TO comply Win enc
| said order OF court.
'' = j. MARSHALL TURNER.
4 Commissioner In Chancery for Amella
Circuit Court, 54tat 80. - -.
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to the exact course to be covered ana
ths wide circulation OF the report that
I. was impossible to get sufficient
dapt:i OF water within the harbor 60
race the boats. This Is true OF the
larger craft. hu. they will be raced
On outside courses, while the little
classes and the Roosevelt and ktns's
Cups events WIN 30 decided In Hampr :.
ton Roads,
Large sloops Race for Cups.
The larger classes OF sloops will race
off the Hampton Roads Yacht CLUB
dock, whore they can get IS feet OF
water al any point near the trlans!es
laid Oft. The boats do not require
more than fourteen feet at any point.
The schooners, hewsvsr, could not ne
sent with safety around ans, OF these
courses, ana these will race 6ver ocean
courses, beyond the Capes. There has
already developed considerable inter.
est in the race for the Roosevelt ana
Kings Cups. For the former there
VIII be three Canadian boats, which
viii contest for the Canada Cup-the
( beats built by Payne. by Fife, and W
|Milne-and the Herreshotf and Gardner
7! Canada Cup boats, as we'll as such OF
the a7.footerss on the Sound and lowe!
bay that may compete. For the King
cup there will be a big representation
\ both from Massachusetts, Bay ans
Grayesend Bay. as we'll as the Doro
4 thy and Capsicum, now racing on Lnnt
SEIsiand Sound. There Will be 10 cana
i dian boats entered In the class. bu
There will be two boats sent over D!
4 Germany to compete.
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GERMASY,s NEW CANAL
The TeIton, 23 Miles Long, Dlrerts an
" IN i;normous Traffic.

The TeltO0, Ia N1ilEc AANuEts NV -
Enormous Ira nc.
The grea test recent canal project
In Germany is the Telton Cane = near
Berlin. The Immense river traHe On
the FIavel and the Spree has eeen
much hampered by heing obliged TO
follow these streams through the city.
The Telton Canal permits this trans
The canal Is only twenty-three miles
long, and there Is q saving In q istanee
at only twenty miles in the main river
route, But the gain is IN the tine 7, 9
formerly necessary to get through me
city. The total expense OF construc.,
ton. Including buildings. harpors AN ana Q
electric works, was about III, 800 600.
The channel says the World To-
and from 2 to 2:50 metres deep. with
a towpath q metres broad I,
There is only one lock. With .fall
of water Of Ell metres. In Its con;
struction the latest and most improved
etc, are worked by electricity sup
piled by the canals own electric WORKS
| the towing also being mainly done by
electric locomotives, Fifty.hve bridge.
\ had to be built. but the exp enditure Is
through Berlin. which amounted y
1908 to nearly 12,o0o,ooo tons.
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Z = + q y . = n
EXPENSE OF SPORTS ]
/. !. is NOW ENORMOUS
~ -. - - y =
Some Idea Of What Amateur
Collegiate Games Cost the
Institutions.
-------------I-- ----rrr-
,REGATTAs ALSO EXPENSIVE
I, ------- tr---r-- ~
1Great Universities Spending
/ Fortunes in Matter OF Equip
4 lnctlt Also.
.REGATTAs ALSO EXPENSIVE

\ NEW YORK, July aft--FrefN ststis'
ties recently gathered u would appear
that tho expenses attending sports ~
's,l kinds in this country are enormous.
iEyery baseball or football game, every
rowing or sailing race, and every other
phase OF physical aGnleVement repre-
would go long Wy toward paying
Nthc national ddbt.
IS Winning bugabnll teams, racing sta:
= blss and football elsysns are sreht
money getters, pvt there a., gre 9{Rsf
go,in' out ana nothin comm IT.
II is not the professional sports that
cost. Tne colleges espend tnousenus
\ chosen rival may be doWnedsin root.
bull. BASEBALL or on the water. rhe
garry. games Ut the season are reai.y
trim Tor the nNal st.uggle. such 90 the
tprfnceton.Y Yale meeting on the dis-
mone Fl es fesaess
i Preliminary 1orkouts adds to the list
lulL. the debit side OF the Ledger.
There \ some r..ay1 'fns na "
! Too, sutei,. o. the New FORK Atn,etic
|club and, the lrish.Amerlcan Annette
athletes, providing athletie grounds,
men. bring up the sum of moneys ex-
IpeRdsd unon, sthls u,,a,.,. r.r.,,. ~
\the Hudson alone TIE cost, Of sending
sEihree crews. varsity and freshmen
sghts ana ysrsi,y raars, 5ogstl,sr Win
ths snss,itutsss sna ane bSat' aaepsF o assl,
from the colleges nsa.bE. In the case
lpf crew coming from q long distances,
the cont is eorrespondtngiy greater.
lana this Is but an item in me yearly
ax nens FIR tns nebartmsnt of ththr
4 , sNllse J ~ 49, . &. :, !.
4 The average annual sest OF ,as! !sds
nance is slsnoeS q %hlsh !hs prinaslpIal
nE ae est,s na saars
ssS90 ai,nSas s ysras ehs sagR
me 1he 1Ans ana sasssa'hs sns
sLs sfgisA esu shia Sass I'''s s
nsssiTy met h. y thf ssss from th IL
sssor sat II 'n fse rrasapsts tTsasarsr
sthle,.es 9. Hard she .i,s rseep ps.r 2
se nniys ySeT..a hfei lie expsnd.ars
ss sspou, 70 sllass.5i. and 50 Il run
In ali the s'rowlng colleges.
5si as Tor football and baaenaii ,ne =
j con de. Cornell has recently pro
vlded Tor new athlete IN, se6s ela Tae,
cptJay Of ss5o.ooo. syraeiias has q
immense stadium nearly t'nsshsd' AZ ~
,the other big colleges have tbs! nsle
and stadiums. which must be Kept
Condition year In and year out. coacf
Ing in these sports..as in rp ,,ials
the next largest entry and mere a.
Generally the seryltee OF at least let
Ssaches and trainers to hs paid dnrin
;tha short taeason tren septsnlhsT.ss Y,
November Tor feotbail .a and fts rns ff E
lceint. fror, the football games are.
General tl,ing, the hisges. aEs,uiTs..
nmeng the receipts. but one mi'l.e
fol!srs annually ~op " n tb. path.e i
snorts Of the United states,
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only IL MEN FOR
WHOLE OF AMERICA
Entries in Olympic Games Have
Been Limited to This
Number.
PLANS OF BIG UNIVERSITIES
All Will Have to Be Changed
BY This Decision OF the
Committee. II

new YORK. July 27.-The latest de-
5,iberations OF the committee in charge
OF the Olympic games In England next
stiles which have been planning to
send individual teams abroad WILDE
disappointed. It has been decided that
in track and field sports no country can
enter moro than twelve man IN sim
gle event. Furthermore. the selection
OF the American team will De IN the
hands of the American committee, ana
no entries can be accepted unless they
are made through the American COM
ntttee. The University OF Pennsyl-,
vania, as we'll as Harvard and Yale
had been formulating plans to SEND
their teams to these games irrespective
OF the plans made by the American
committee. The Pennsylyanians wanted
to repeat their success OF 1900. ~hen
| their team won about everything on
| the other side. Yale and Harvard had
been planning to hold dual meet with
1 oxford and Cambridge previous to the
| olympic games, and then to enter their
teams in the Olympic meet.
The method of selecting the Amerl-
can team changes all this. The Amcri'
can committee has not announced It's
4 complete plans rs yet, but from "hat
i It has announced tho American team 10
4 to he picked only after an exhaustive
series OF elimination tests,
4 IT. Is planned TO hold sectional meets
4 throughout the country, at which ~
Z bona ndc amateurs may compete, ano
& then to have the point winners OF these
games meet In q ratlona! set OF games
at which the whole team may be Sc
4llacted on a competitive basis
After the unfortunate manner "
: which the American team WAS selectee
!. for the Ath ems meet last year this plar
Twill meet with unqualified approval
In 1905 the American team, was mad
up, for the most part, OF the then 4
A. U. champions. and thsre was n
7 competition for the selection OK othe
Z candidates.. This worked a very grea
3iniustioe TO several American athlete
i who ought to have been placed on tn
4 team. One Of these wae Melvin Shep
i pard, the fastest m!ddle-dlstance run
N nor in America at the time. Of couTs
n there were hardly any college men
n thu team, this being due to the FAC
81 that the games ware held during IN
N college year, when It was Impossible
" for Undergraduates to get away \
J The exclusion Of the. collega me
M from the American team at Athen
N cannot, OF course. be blamed upon an
NJ one. Il was merely unfortunate tns
n the games should have been sohedule
"a at such sea son OF the year as apr
aA Next season az. these Things %lll5 !
RI avoided The team will be truly reI
81 rs entative OF the full strength o. ~
N country, and the games VIII Pc hela
I'D q time OF the year when al ouf me
BG will be at their hest,
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SEASON NOW ON
At ROCKBRIDGl| |:
Riding, Driving, Tennis and
Swimming Among Pleas
urcs Enjoyed,

isn.c.al ia The Times DlspaSch,]
RocKBRYpGE BATHS. Va" July ~ -.
Tho season at Rockbrldse Batns -
row on and bids fair to rival any
81 its predecessors In number OF ne 'l'
t:ful women and gallant men, Many
And numerous are the so''rces o.
amusement and pleasure. The tennis
court 10 quite popular and often is
,he scene Of a spirited contest. me
r,ool, which Ia as clear as clystai, y 80, ~
never more popular than now, ana pe'
.twaen the hours OF and F. NJ. can
10 seen twenty or more expert lady
rw,n,mars vylng with each ctAer ~
many aquatic fsats. Numerous are tne
1 r,G,ng and driving parties 70 jump
1 Mountain and Goshen Pass. famous tor
their picturesque scenery. Ihe nous!
4 is under tho management % Mr' u ;I'
i Mrs, Friend, both Of whom are o!l',
gent In looking after the oolatort guy
i niensure Of their guests. Tae hreeIes
d nre delightful and tho air 80 1nviEor'
atlne that every che has an appe,
A lite for the tempting fare, and many
4 viii not admit how much they nave
& r,tiened. When enc sits upon the
Il cool yerandas and reads OF TIE suto-
1 cut,ons iron, heat in the crowded cities
hc feels that the fates have been Klna
10 permit him to spend the heated
. KERN at the Baths,
other Arrivals.
Some OF those who are sontr!eutlng
much to the enjoyment o. pn me sus an.
her charming daughters, q Msch Maeaa
. Mrs 6. G, Hewitt, Mantsomsry. RES he :
M huye won pof FOR themselves many friends
. some Of those registered here A.
j. \ Hotchkl!sMs sa'tim qexing Mq va
Sal = E eod hEnf pallas. Tssas
". e4o IL; soH Tsxss browns, IA 8
Tsxssv NJ! M az M Hiss Seth Sal
f Fora fPssSliaA ststoTd Go:nss u u
! ! ME- Mr. ara "a Mrs, ). s. Heywsrd Clark! s.s1
Sllls H. sA,.S n, G9lsv a S0fEo'M sake
= R aalratsv ". Va; Iamas II Wells. Pa
Is t!moys, Nd, Van, Easo sr,,es Y'e Asiien
!, ! Max.,, y Mfs Il Sale Wis ana oHi!ars,
= Issxxtnaton. Va; r. n, Hackney, LynSSa
5Hss; yos y, s WssssrRi .e dsnen9a4'vs w.;
\. r. pesrssMn o;n Nen"p~aA Ala; IA
i. rosm'ssst auntos, Va; y; Falksne,s &c
- 4. puresll, Mis-. Maytha. ~. r I'VE
Miss LOUISE n,,S g, rases Vaa S'y Mrs II, ]
.A s oosdsi, ana Truxton Goodrsil L !,
l immton, Va: i. w, Dickson. Dallas, Tss
NJ childrsn Miss cochran'a r rnnIoe Tan,
y sT,. f. R Roatp H " Williams, Manehast.
W vs Gserss H psnny wsshInEtto,M !; q :
=. Lee Unlvsrs!tyi II, y. Fora, w'fs FL,
Is 1M!l!tary rnstltutei Miss p ,n a. NJ =
iii Rrown. " laucK. t - l!nshnn q
M Thornas Is crastS, staunton. ny
Ii, MISSES J.I Champs, willis, Eovtht
Be lDansills. fYa.;E Mrsi Eettis Wl.lamss
lRichnond, Va B.-sA staHoEa' Ah
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N-here Gaia KILLED Abel.

while cycling round Eettering ! was
,tartlad to see what appeared 20 n, ms
reaching tic feId ] dismourted and
climbed nvor Tho fence Z, see what \
was. and discovered It vas stone
statue representing Gain slaytHs Abel,
It IS unique, Cain has one knee press
iing Abel to the ground. and one arm
5uplifted ready TO strike. The status
must ba hundreds Of years old. ana IS
imposed so be on the exact spot
where the murder was committed
tt4'It-Rits. 49, Z
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IIlRGINlANS TOURING
IN AUTOMOBILES

glsaaer ws!sh y .1 L t' His esr Is IS
y a ', duplicate Of tbs ono owned by Or.
Stuart Mcclure. Of this city.
Hon. D. C. OFlaherty LETT last wee es
in his motor car tor the mouAtasn o..
where he expects to renaa!n tor some
Mr.. H. H. rrlcs q Nqsto ,|]s ~ Leaves rs.
i BEAT lis tour through the Valley y ), 9 o. :
Virginia and the mountains - !. M. ts'I in
MIC Me-. z, Burroughs, vice president
OF the Register Guano Company; o. :
Norfolk. Va Is arrang!naFi Tor x,st. ialng
places of the North and the Wn' we
y Other motorists who are prsparing
ton. MI. John T. Wilson. MT. J. ssots
Parrish, Mr. Sam Atkinson. MT. .Eho'nnta ME-
-. Jertress, MIR. ". s. FORBES and EMt
:, A iarge number q Nerthsrn toa arsn,
arc passing through Richmond ev ,s
day on their way to Jamestown. Ins!
report the roads In hne .condition,, an
1 thc garage and hotel facilities IN Rleh
rnond tia bestsin the country.
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Every Little Helps.

When a stowaway is found on an
ocean steamer ne 10 Immediately set
10 work to pay TOR his massage. One
src.l was rseently discovered In the
hold Of a liner, and @as ordered to
the galley, Whsrs the cook found plen-
ty to keep him out OF mischief.
a lady on tour OF inspection
paused near the stowaEay as he sat
ibusIly peeling potatoes, ow soon
tdo you think we'll reach Naples:'
well. madam" he replted, cheer
fully. I'm doing all ] can TO get hes
tln by observation-disclosures Socisty.
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Church Rotices..

-~-,>l'-'>-'>'"~@S~'-'sf 4 pTIST b.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH slcoRSEE
Twelfth and Broad Streets) -'Rev. n. ],
wILIiNGHAAI p. D.swill preach at II
A. NJ, and s.i5 p. NJ. Aiass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-28

Fred Il. schaaf. one Of Rlsh,nona (,
Younger jewelers., for many years with
Is, q Splitting, has sssoelated hi Y ! !
with hts uncle. and cepsin ~ 81 inc nsa
n ext to corner Fifth, where he VIII be
81 leased to see his frtnedk
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* Curious Dialogue.

A mos, b!oodthirstS drama was be-
IA 8 performed The father ~ the 'ead'
Ing woman came as usual TO the stage
door and asked the doorKeep.as'3
''tIas my daughter gone oatf
"No she ia still on the stage; shA
uYli NOT dis Tor some 1ninutes,'
"wtll you be kind enough TO tell
her as soon as she Is dead that am
waiting for her at the theatre cafe 7'7 =
Transeslantio Tales. a
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NM. BRYANT, secretayy.a.

FIFE ANNUHL MEETING or TAP
stookholders Of the Watkius-C ottFe .t
Z Company viii be held In the ONCE q.
~. company, 1911 East Main street,
Y Richmond, Va. on 6AUGUET $, lSo!'.
at IA o'clock noon: rr,,anu
Secretary and Treasurer.-z ".
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@rbnnlS.
'olleoe of Phy,icians and Surgeons

College Of Physicians and Surgeons
OF BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
seth Annual Session Hegins octobes 1st,
New hulldtng; modern eaplpnent; w.
dent Lying-in Asylum for practical OBS
stetrlcs; department for prevention 81 hy1
drophobia and many hospltals ZOE chn! e T.;
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A PALpAoLE Hit

In IN editorial eII-.IcA, Ws>oeo M
usi0n.' the Louisville Courier Jodfnh4
uDulan paper InetC cIdInIeu tLat III
colLOn mill Operators III Noith hoi
maAv get only $AJl.O4 d year, Whll7
in America they get 9jVi.oi.
The Courier journal says: i
LOOKS little queer 70 see arguments
for protection made ON me Siodn'lS
thai it gives our luDOIers Yo04.o'
wear. There are 3i3 working t1y5 In
a year, barring holidays with pay,
so that the wage is less than dollar
a dav. Now, a farm laborer a. ~"
a month and board. gets s. "
money. and the board WoGll, even ,
a low rate, bring the total up as high
as that of the cotton mill operator
It is we'll known that the farm labor,
er has no protection. and it is hlrd to
see how the cotton mill operator gets
any benefit from it. Laborers in
many unprotected employments get
more than a dollar day. Moreover
the owners Of cotton mills impor, la
borers free from foreign countries. Ii
the protective tariff makes prices OF
,a1nmodities high-as we know ii
,oon Univ is there not d tariff Oh i'm