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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-21
j. A. TUCKER
WINS FOR SENATOR.
Complete Returns From All But
One Precinct Give Him
Lead of As.

Especial to The -Dispatch.1
LEX1NGToN, VA. August 2o.--The
oft.eial vote Of the Democratic primary
held In Rockbridge nod Buera Vista
AM the following results announced:
Tor the state Senate--Robert Cat
lett received 633 votes; t.S in the
county, and 50 in Buena Vista. J, ::
in Buena Vista. William Eubank. is
votes; IL in county, and in Buena
Vista.
!, For House of Delegates-J. $.
ty. and 81 in Buena Vista. W. f. Pier
SON, 2s3 votes; 2I4 in county, and 80
in Buena Vista.
For Commonwealth Attorney--D. e.
Moore received 449 votes, and T.. NJ.
Pendleton, 1eS.
Mr.. Craig has represented Rockbridse
twice before In the House of Delegates.
and Captain Moore has been Common
wealth's attorney since 1876. with the
exception Of eight and one-half years.
when the office was filled by Colonel
Robert Catlett.
With one precinct in Bedford county
returns Ie1, from the entire district give
uass o nen oone R Rf ssdf enet
of =, Rockbridge, for Senator.
This missing precinct will not alter
the general results. and 1t Is thought
II may slightly increase Judge Tucker's
lead.
The fight was very close, and the
trends OF the two aspirants have made
frequent inquiries concerning the re-
suit.
The figures for the district with the
Tucker. Catlett.
R Reel9rd '.. . 7SSaa IL
74S 745
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Venire From Shenandoah.

WOODSTOCK, VA. February 81
Deputy Sheriff j. A. Bowcrsett, Of Cul-
pepper county, who was assisted by
Daniel Spiker sheriff of Shenandoah
county, completed the work III sum-
moning n rcnire OF fifty men from
Shenandoah county tonight From
this venire 1t Is expected that the jury
In the Strothcr Bywaters case will be
secured. which is on trial at Culpeper.
Special arrangements will be made to
convey the jurymen to Culpeper. they
leaving here on the afternoon train
Sunday for Cuipeper, reaching there
In time for court on Monday morning
Mt 10 o'clock.
The yen!re as summoned. which was
5yecured without much 4difiiculty, Is: Asa
A. Shcetz. r.. NJ. Bushong, T. r. Win
A. Price, S. G, Hcnkel. Daniel Licii-
liter. Frank Hookman, j. F. Hoffman.
~. c. Lantz. James r. Baker. G. IL.
Haun. Josiah Wisman. James Q. Bot.
Charles O. Keller, a. A. Stickley. w.
Frank Bowman. S. NJ Baker. G. NJ
ChIles, p. N. Jarrett j. G. TONNES, John
w Copp. w. II. Fleming. W. w. Bird,
], T. Eonan, William Hickman. Fletch-
er Bowman. John Splitter, John.D. Col
laday, X. j. Bowman. r. II. Newland.
William Ruby, David Shutters, George
A. Guard, Charles Il. Rupp. W. NJ. Ben
der. H. A. Kneisley. John H Dollingter.
John Wolverton, J. Frank Hotel. Phil
IN Kibler. Frank Boyer. II. P. Hovey.
w. II. Borden, Charles Bell. J. p Snarr.
w c. Wisman, james Aachir, B. r..
Lemley.
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HOUSE NOT SATISFIED,
Secretary Straus Did Not An
sWerthe Question.

WASHINGTON. d. c., February 49,
The Committee on immigration ana Nat
uralization to-day considered Secretary
Strauss answer to tho resolution OF the
House, introduced by Mr.. Gardner, of
Massachusetts, asking for his opinion as
to the lawfuness of the landing or alleged
contract laborers. Tho opinion was ex-
pressed In committee that the Secrctary's
answer had been transmitted In mlsap-
prehenslon Of the purport Of the reso'u-
ton. 1t merely deals with the question as
to whether or not Commissioner Watson
OF South Carolina, transgressed penal
statute This Is n very different question,
said Mr.. Gardner to-day from the quoN-
tion whether or not the alleged contra t
laborers We're lawfully landed.
The committee will reach a decision
soon as to whether It will be necessary
to present new resolution to the House.
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TEAM PERSONNEL.
Manager Baker, Of Winchester,
Announces His Tear, Is. 10 saa 2

WINCHESTER, VA, February % i, ,--z e.
Manager Baker. of the Winchester
baseball team, has about completed his
5line-up for the coming season. With
the exception Of couple of playeral
1t will represent the same aggregation
that won eighty-five per cent, OF ALI
games played last summer. This req
ord included shut-outs for such, teams
as the Danyille team of the Virginia.
League. The following will wear the
Winchester uniform: Catchcrs. SWood-
ward and Noyes. Of Washington; pitt
cheers. Sinner Winchester), CantWell|
Georgetown University. Gnllngherj
I Washington), Feiser (Alarion MilitaryI
Institute, Alabama; first hase, Mo-
Donald (Washingtonl: second base.
Schiller Georgetown University :thirdl
base, Parrish (Chamhersburg) Short
stop and captain, Baker (,Yinchester5:j
LEFT. Brown washington and LeeJ;l
centre, Dngan tGeorgetown unlyer-l
slty); right yet to be filled. ss
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DIES ON BIRTHDAY.
William E. Wood Passes Away
Aged "a Years.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. ]

-TI-T-.' ISpUCIHI 10 IIu FTuST IyIsFHENTI'I
NORFOLK. VA. February 2s.--Wil-
liam II. Wood, II we'll known citizen of
Norfolk, ls dead at his home, az High
Street death having claimed him on
tho soventy-fourth anniversary OF his
birth Flo was member OF the firm of
Wood and Davis painters. Years ago
he was n member OF tho old Volunteer
Fire Department Of Norfolk, and SUBJ
scuuently was connected with the paid
department OF the city. He Is survived
by his wifa, daughter Mrs. Ada y.
lSentre. two sons--John ID, and FWilri
liam u. Wood, and one sister--Mrs.
susan Be!oto. all Of Norfolk.
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z aims i'm Body and Limbs

Mr.. John Oven, of Chicago,
ILL.,, who was a fireman and is#
now an engineer, is very CRATE
full to Duffy's Pure Malt Whis:s
key for his restoration to health.
He was laid up with severe
pains in body and limbs, and had
almost given up hope of re-
ccvery ,l.
He was cured by Duffy's Pure
Malt WhislSey after all other
medicines failed, and recon-
mends it to all those who suffer
as he did.
II have been a. fireman. and had pains ia
my back and limbs SO bad l had to Give up
work, as 1t is bad business for a man who
has excrucintlng pains, i tried several 500
called remedies. but with no Improvement. as
1t is a very stubborn sickness to cure AT last
used Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey. which a
kind neighbor gave me- and It worked miracles
on me- After taking four bottles was able
to resume work
81 am very grateful to Dufys Pure Malt
5Whiskey, as / have been promoted from fire.
man to engineer since my recovery. Had not
boon cured this could not have taken place.5
] would not be without, Dufys as incidence
no matter what 1t cost. You may publish this
Testimonial all you wish.'--JOITN OVEN, POO
Ogden ST., Chicago ILL.,, May 81, 1906. ss
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BALTIMORE TO ENTER.
Yacht Club Building Racing Boat
to Contest for King Edward Cun

fsnecialt to The Times Dlspatch]
i NORFOLK. VA, February ga
Members of the Baltimore Yacht Club
have contracted with a Now York
o. class. race at the Jamestown Tx
position for the King Edward $1,000
cup.
The boat has been designed by VIII
liam Gardiner, of New York. Mr..
Gardiner DESIGNED the Atlantic, which
won an ocean race. and tho Vim,
which carried off tho laurels in the
TENDER. Tho yuchtsmen defer a do.
scrlption of their racing machine until
later. ~,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
MILL SUPERINTENDENT HELD
UP, SHOT AND ROBBED

AUGUSTA, GA February 23,.-Amos
X. Clark. superintendent and part owner
of the Clark Cotton Mill. was shot ana
robbed Of $3.50 here this morning. Mr.
Clark was conveying large sum from
the bank to the mill on account OF pay
day. When near the mill he was ac-
costed by stranger, who discharged q
pistol at Clark's head the bullet strik-
ing below tho left ear and glanoinga
Tho rohber snatched Ciark's satchsiana
fled. Most of the money Clark carried
was in an inside pocket
Tonight the police arrested Loderick
smith, who answers to Tie description
given by Clark.
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to picnic at will in the grounds. 1t IS
now owned by Il wealthy man from the
North, and is strictly private property,
but the travelling public, If on tho look
out. can sec the building and part Of
the grounds from the south windows OF
the cars OF the Southern Railway, about
half way between Orange and Somerset.
The tonlbs OF President: Madison, Gem
cral Madison, and their immediate fam
lilies, are In a graveyard, surrounded by
q brick wall about one-hulf mile from
the house. The grave Of the President
Is marked by shift some eighteen feet
tall, erected by his admirers. and bears
In large letters the single word. "Madi-
SON." }t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
PROMINENT PARTY
VISITS RICHMOND.
Continued from First Page.1

Charles K ober, Robert Ober William
C. Page Baltimore: w. M. Parkin, Pitts
burg: Henry c. Perkins, Washington. D.
c.; r. S. Pomeroy. Philadelphia; John
b. Ramsey, Baltimore; Henry Reutschlin,
philadelphia; Hon. A. L. Richards, Louis
willie, Ky. Charles G.. Roebling, F. w.
Roeblng, Jr., Kari G. Roeblng, Trenton;
Simon Rosenberg, s. c. Rowland, Baltt-
more; w. p. Sharplcss. Westminster, Pa;
+. II. Shedding, Pittsburg; w. T. Snyder,
l.. N. Spiclburger. Philadelphia; Cover
nor =. G. Stokes, Trenton; John r.. Stone.
Baltimore; II. p. Taylor. Pittsburg;
Thomas j. Ward, Philadelphia Gardner
u. Williams, Washington, D. c.; r. Ian
caster Williams, Baltimore: Charles T..
Wilcox. Pittsburg; c, a. Wilson and Sid
ncy L. Wright. Philadelphia
Local People Present.
Some Of the Richmond people who were
present were:
Messrs. II. G. Buchanan, L. M. VIII
linms, Henry w. Anderson O. ]. Sands.
T.. M. Ball. w. w. Morton, s. Dabney
Crenshnw, E. Randolph Williams, George
j. Whitfield, John SlSplton Williams. Eppi
Hunton, Jr., James r. Gordon, Henry J..
Cabell, John b. Purcell, Beverly IT,,
Crump, II. G. Stuart, William Northrup,
s, w, Huff, John T.. Williams, - G.
Leigh. Jr.. w. M. Habliston, A. G Brax-
ton, Joseph Bryan, A. b. Williams, VII
liam Henry White. Governor Swanson,
S. w. Travers, j. Stewart Bryan, Dr..
{Ennion &. Williams, Henry 4. Wickhum
and Lewis c. Williams.
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SpeclaTto TIC Time .DlspatcH
M1TCHELLS, VA. February 23.-
"Montpelier." the home Of James NIadi-
son. President of tho United States. is
three miles west OF the townof Orange.
Va. It'll Is one OF the handsomest of old
colonial structures. and Is surrounded by
large grounds full of monster trees natu-
raj dells and rayines Since the death
of Madison 1t has passed through many
hands, but all have respected the noble
lines OF the original building. and it Is
still unchanged. For a long time it was
owned by an Englishman, who took great
pride in preserving everything as Mndi-
son left it. He also allowed sightsecrs
to so through the house, and the public
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
VALLEY CLUB BANQUETS.
Annual Feast Of Washington anG
Lee Organization.

n = g
LEXINGTON. VA. February 23.-The
Shenandoah Valley Club, of Washington
and Lee University. held their second
annual banquet last night at Quisen-
berry's Ideal Cafe. The banquet COM
mlttee was composed of Carol Ander-
son Eugle. Jacob DIN Faulkner, Thomas
Russell Gather and John sstrother Moore.
MASTER and the following sentiments
were responded to: ITO the Shenandoah
Valley" James Howard Larrick; "To
Lexington" Thomas Russell Gather; ITO
tho Girls at Home" Carroll Anderson
Engle; ITO Washington and Lee" Philip
Henry Wis1nan: ITO Our Valley Home"
Cleon Scott Osbourn; TO Our Lexington
Girls" Abner Fitzpatrick Hopkins.
Tho occasion was one Of very great
pleasure. and the young gentlemen thor
oughly enjoyed the feast of reason and
flow Of soul.''
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Mr.. DeSaussure This fna
communication ended as follows:
Since. however, you discInim
having referred to us, or to amy
of us, ON this OccnsiOn, and ms huv-
Ing referred only to the proceed
InRs before the committee of In
vestlEntion (fOr which proceedings
we were In no way responsibility,
we, of course, accept Your dis
clnlmcr.
We think II proper to ndd that
your statement. that we seem more
nnxi0ua Tor qualification tllun vin-
dicatiOnv is entirely Srntuif0us;
and so far from this being true, 1t T.
seemed to Ms. from Whnt,we hnh
heard OF the public manner lii
which you lnd spoken OF lis, tthut
"publicntion" of this corresponds
cnce WAS the only course left to
us To pursue In order to secure
vlMdlcntiOn.
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MRS, BYNA7ERS
TO De in COURT.
Likely That the Young.
Widow Will Appear
Tomorrow.
VIENIRE COMING
ON EVERY TRAIN
.--------------
Fifty Men, Good and True, Sum.
nnoncd From Shenandoah
County, Are Responding
Promptly Case
Will Go On To-
Morrow.
[speclalto Tho Tlmes-pIspa,ch. ]

Especial to The Tlincs- DIspa,chl
CULPEPER, VA, February "a
With tho selection Of the trial i,ry In
the Strothcrs- Bywatcrs murdrr case
on next Monday from tho vcnre OF
hfty summoned from Shenandoah
county there will BIO nothing In tho
way Of tho case going to trial, as all
the witnesses, including Mrs. Viola
Strothers Bywaters. widow of William
H. Bywaters. will be promptly on hand.
The defense has summoned as yet no
Witnesses, as they say they will rely
on whatever witnesses the Common
wealth has. The sheriff OF this county,
doall. has arrived, and the remaining
part Of those summoned as jurymcn
will be here Sunday afternoon, being
from far parts OF the county from tho
railroad. Neither Mrs. Bywaters nor
her sister, Mrs Gaines, nor the hus-
band OF the latter f. L.sGaines, have
been subpocnacd for the State. These
are the two sisters and brother-in-
law of the accused Strother boys. and
the only eyewltnesses of the killing
OF Bywaters at the Strother residence
in December last. Both tho Strothers,
Philip and James. expressed themselves
to-day as being both willing and
ready for their case to go toStrial on
Monday. A large number OF friends
and sympathizers Of the defendants
are here from the home OF James +.
strother. In Wclch w. Va, where he
is a practicing lawyer and a member
of the State Legislature. There will
be large crowd at court during the
progress of the trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
PATRIOTIC WORK.
Mrs. Swanson Helps Commission
10 Arrange Old War Flags.

The Confederate flags returned by the
United States government to Virginia
were yesterday arranged in glass cases
for permanent exhibition In the rotunda
of the Capitol. There are over seventy
of tho old tattereG Av,,cs of the struggle,
and they were handleh carefully by
those composing the commission a1-
pointed to look after them.
Mrs, Swanson is a member Of the COM
mission, and she was present yesterday,
assisting tho other members Governor
Swanson, Captain 4, g. Morton. Adju-
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{ . we 80 49, = '''S'
What the eyspeptic must do is to
help the stomach out. 1t Is full OF Il
poisonous pile of fernenting. nausea
ting food, Instead Of being assmi-
lated and carried by the blood to make
tissues 1t lies there inactive.
First, take an unirritating cnthartic
and get rid Of this food.
H Second. get q b0-cent package of Stu
arts Dyspepsia Tablets from any
druggist and take one at each meal and
at bed time. The tablet will do the
digesting while the stomach Is regain
ing It's forces. Before the box is gone.
your stomach VIII be vastly relieved IL
Dyspepsia, Tablets contain tho very ele-
ments which your stomach POSSESSED
when 1t was heathy.-pepsin,' diat uaa
Golden seal and Others. It was he
cause your stomach kept losing it's sun
My Of these digestive ferments thatyou
became dyspeptic T 80 -, y
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets do the
work simply. surely, and without In
jury. They are not medicine, but tie
working out Of q scientific principle
upon the food you eat.
Hundreds, of sufferers In far worse
condition than you have been posl-
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physicians In. the United Statos and
Canada recommend them :
If You arc uncertain and wish fur
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dress to- day for a free trial package.
which wo will gladly mail you at once,
7, a. 4, stHart Cor q Stuart Bldg, Mar
For sale AZ oil druggists.
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JOHN OVEN Ogden Ill.,
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey.


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the heart and pr5 the system lsfesnze a $1,000
medicinal properties
CAUTIoNWhen ask your druggist dealer Tor
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broken Price $roo Illustrated medical booklet and doctors ad
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
Bunch Helms Is Back

Bunch Helms, the negro convict who
made his escape from tho Capitol
Square In 1906 has been brought hack,
having been reGaptlred In Tennessee.
Helms Will get an additional sentence
for violating the prison laws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
CHESS TROPHY GOES
To ENGLISH PLAYERS

NEW YORK, February 23.---Anlerica.s
lost the mathematician cablesche ma ctlsS
with the British team which tlnishedsE
to day the British score being 5 IL to-
41-2 for the Americans. The days
play, however, was very satisfactory
for the Americans, who came out o. e.
the match in much better shape than
was expected when the game Closed
yesterday. Tile sensation of the day was
Banptons win from Ward after hts
position seemed to call for a draw 81 W:os
Americans. hampton and Howell n
their games, while three Britishcrs, Az
5kins. Richmond and wainwright, were
victorious. The, other FIVE games res
suited in draws. The results:S
American. Brittsi1.s SfSsasss
Marshall, 1-2..... Burne. 4 : 2 as.
Barry, \ I. Atliins, 4 ts ~
Hodges, 1-2.J. $50. Lawrence. y n 5Ss RI
Viogt 1-2...... .Blackburne, y S sSsA
Morgan, 0........ Richmond ,8 ss..ss{'
Fox, Z 2 - Il. lee, Ssss
hampton, 1..... ~ SVar re-, 2 isss
II Walbrecht. 1-2...5... Holmes, - sSs5:
Howell, 80. 80, Mitchell. Is III
a Robinson, 0.... Wainwright It, IL
American, Ia. Great Britain, 80 IS:
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Chief Dead From Injuries.

4 SUMTER, s. c., February CIV. sd
Graham, chief OF the fire department., who
Was injured yesterday by Tho collapsins|
Of the walls in the fire which Destroyed
Beck Brothers and company's bulding,ll
died to-day. ssEsl.@j
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BODY ARRIVES.
Remains Of John E. Machen
Taken To Matthew's.

NORFOLK, VA, February 2s--rhc
body Of John Il, NIachen who WAS
killed Thursday morning by a railroad
train In Pittsburg, Pa, has arrived
here, and was to-day sent to Mathews
county, Va, his former home, for bur
5lal.
Mr.. Mnchen was employed by q
railroad. He was struck by n train,
thrown on the track and killed In
SANITY. His body was badly mangled,
lie was thirty-four years OF age. and
unmarried.
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Superintendent g. r. Morgan. of TIKI
Virginia penitentiary, has inepnased
the convict force on the williamsburg
boulevard from twenty TO forty ,stx
men All the camps are II good shap.sgl
and the work is progressing We'll.
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FENDER ABSENT
Wife's Continued and Hopeless
Illness Keeps Him From N orfo lk.s

Illness Keeps Him From N orfolk.s
s. NORFOLK, VA, February; 3S.y---sss
Manager Fender, OF lie Norfolk base
ball club, has been delayed in his AL gr:sF
rival here on account OF the cxtremaS
Illness Of his wife at her homo I'M
Biloxi. Miss. There Is no hope for
Mrs. Penders recovery, ava the lead er5
of the Tercentennidls can do no more
than await the end now net more
than a few days off. Pender writes Mr.
William Harmon that he will be lleragl
as soon as possible.
e The welfare OF the local ball cln b.
however. has not been allowed to &suf-s|
fer as Il result of the managers De-
reavement. He himself has kept In
touch with players. as has Mr.. IannauSl
ut this end, and a strong aggrcgattonsl
OF players from which to select tlla;j
team has been lined up. Players Will
soon be drifting in for the early spring
practice.
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SMALL SENSATION
IN State LIBRARY
Mrs. S. S. y. Pattcson Alleged to
Have Called Employees
i Rascals.
ACTION BY THE ASSISTANTS
Long Correspondence Ensues and
Member Of Board Disclaims |
Any Intention to Insult.

a mild sensation that has been brew
Ing some days was precinitatcd ycs-
terday afternoon in the Virginia state
Library by the publication Of certain
correspondence, on the one hand AL
leging that the Hon. S. s. p Pattcson.
a member Of the library board, had
denounced as "rascas employees OF
the Institution who figured in the re-
cent investigation ana on the other
d'sclalming the supposed insult. and
explaining the circumstances under
which the offensive term was used.
The principals in the affair decline
to discuss 1t further than Is set forth
in the correspondence Itself
Mr.. Pntteson distinctly states that
what he said was not intended to apply
to any of the library employees, any
one Of the witnesses or any member
or the legislative Investigating COM
ln!t,ec. 1t appeared to him, however.
that the inquiry was more hurtful than
beneficial TO the public service Mem
bers of the committee refused last
night to comment upon this latter
statement telegram to Chairman
Byrd, OF Winchester. brought forth
the reply that he preferred to express
no opinion until he had an ork,ortun-
lily to see tie text Of the letters. AS
far as the library employees themselves
are concerned, it was stated last night
| that the incident Is closed.
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She writes Of this wonderful cure: y
thought that 1t was my duty to let you
know what your wonderful Safe Cure mas
donc for me, as there may be somebody suf-
fering az 1 was. ] had a tnmor, ard my
doctor told me that ] would have to 20 60 60
Hospital to be operated on, ~ llc
snve me a. permit to the hospital ut cam
bridge. The doctor examined me, and he
said 1t was too dangerous place 70 JACKIE iIa
in the warm season OF the year. Nc Woulu
wait until until tho last Of October and no
would send to Baltimore after the doctors 70
come down and assist him about cutting tho
tumor out II was about Inches long ON, on u
very dangerous artery, Returning 1roul
Cambridge, i stopped at n store and bought
"a bottle Of Warmers Safe cure. n and COM ON,
before had used that bottle The tnmr
was nearly gone. and got another hot,ls
and took half Of that. and was finally cured
when the last of August came without being
operated on. If YOU wish TO use my name.
yo,, arc perfectly welcome to do so. am
Known IN Cambridge and in Dorchester ana
several other counties. Il reside near Cnhin
r. Cou,bourn. East Market,
r. r. d. No. i. Md"
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Poor Show for
The Dyspeptic
Poisoned Stomach, CloEEcd Brain, Wa
vcring Ambition, Fnilurc-Unless
He Seizcs His Opportunity.

remaining a dyspeptic-a burden to
himself and family, when he should be
producer
There's only one reason why he has
been dyspeptic and that Is because he
has overworlsed his stomach so that it
cannot secrcte the juices and work the
muscles NECESSARY to digest the food.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24

COJLBouRE zyensly. so bladder
serious colnpicaon Safe M
ndws
s fn HANG IN
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L BOTTLE FREE nv unersr f5o b ases # IS
AgE euR H S tai sqtf W
nl n
Will medical booklet
in
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.CURES KIDNEY DISEASE.

the
Of
OF
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substitutes containing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24

tant-General Anderson and Speaker
Cardwell.
officials and Confederate veterans Of the
State.