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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
THE VALUE or CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful It Is In
Preserving Health and ,Beauty.
Co,t Nothing TO Try.

Nearly everybody knows that char
coal is the safest and most efficient
disinfectant and purifier IN nature, but
tow realize It's value When taken INTO
the human system FOR tlle SAINTS clcahs-
ing purpose.
Charcoal is remedy that the more
you take of 1t the better; II IS not q
drug at all. but simply absorbs the
gases and impurities always Z present Sc Il
ries them out Of the system
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating
onions and other odorous yegeta b'es.
Charcoal effectpa,ly clea ,wit hnu i M
teeth and further acts as 9 natural 2 ~ ana
cminently safe catharttic. ..,,,.,.
It ahsorbs the injurious gases winch
collect In the stomach ana bowels: Y
d1sinI"rts the na,' 81, g ~
All druggists sell achar 7 IN one
form or another. but probab,v the Dest
charcoal and tho most for the money
Is in Stuart's Charcoal LoZen sas: hne s;
'y e"nn% n.raoo of tl,s nshsr hsy,sss
nnt'sentcs In tab,et form Or !. nther "
the form OF arpAspleasant tn sting 'o 2; |,
en~es. the charcoal being ens n1 ne VIII y
honev ~ III 4 gi3, 43ssS !.
soon ~ te, n''H y use mn /, in,nrovea cnndi.
Etion NJ thu pauarat health bet ter cont
lpleY!nn sweeter breath and n,'rfr plnna
end the hoautyof is tha ne 9 pn W.
bio harm can result from tnalr ~, a,n,
t'nnea use but on the SO 1 oh ~ stea
| benefit ,s53 !,
4 pnfsa,o physician. IN speakins q
the benefits of clarcoal. SUI; y. !,
wise Stuart's Charcoal Lnzen ses Z, - !,
patients suffering FROM gas n s, {, q
! Ion and pur,r,vtthc8 breath, mouth anc
/ throat; also believe the J, liver +. :, Y
greatly benefited by me ual ~, usen I,
them they cost but CEN o., !,
box at drug stores and L, attnn :, Y
believe / gel ~ ,n s ana oetter char,
coal in stua ars Charcoal Lozen ses thar
let's" N s,l,sl
Send YOUR na,,,e and address TO-DAY
for n free rial nae knga and Reef FOL
\ yourself A.S stnart Co., ooo s,Nar y
1 Bldg. Marshall 6 ich. Ssi Al Ss ;s.g 8j 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
AMHERST SUPERVISORS.
Organize for the Yeur-Pushing Work
: Gu Macndnm Road.
Special to The Times-Dlspatch.l

- Especial to The Times lspatch.l
AMHERST, VA, January S.-The
Board of Supervisors of this county
met for the first time on Monday. They
organized for the ensuing term by the
ELECTION. of Mr.. r. Il. Tyler. of Elon
District. as president of the board. Mr.
Tyler has been president OF the board
for the past four years: The member
ship of the board as at present con-
stituted is +. B. Tyler, Elon District,
chairman; A. H. Moore Courth ouse
District; y, F. Parr,. Pedlar District,
ard 81 II. F'ulchel. temperance Dis
rtrict. -
AT present the supervisors arc en-
gagged in building the macadam road
beginning at LSnchburg, Va. ana run
ming In the direction OF Amherst
Courthouse. Bonds We're issued last
spring to the amount of $50, 00U for the
building OF this road. 1t is being
built urder contract, Numdy Brothers
being the contractors. a part of the
road through the town Of Madison has
already been completed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Glllinnr-Edncy,

Special to The Times Dlspatch.l
FRANKLIN. VA. January Sat the
home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. w
T. Edney. on High Street. Miss Evie
Edney. was married to Mr.. John u
Gillian. of Roanoke. Va Tuesday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock, Rev ]. L.
McCutcheon officiating. The house was
prettily decorated with palms. serns and
potted plants. Miss Corinne Carter
played Mendelssohn's wedding march;
Miss Ruth Edney. sister of the bride
was maid of honor. She was becom-
ingly dressed in white silk and carried
white carnations. Mr.. Gillian. brother
Of the groom, was best man. The bride
was tastefully gowned In suit OF
brown broadcloth, hat to match, and
carried a bouquet OF Brides roses. AZ
ter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian
boarded the Seaboard train for Wash
lngton and other points. On their re-
turn they will make their home in
Roanoke, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Honlors for u Mason.

49, EpnctII 10 II NH 7 IthEs' DIsn1tcH. N
+ ORANGE. VA, January Son Monday.
january 9Th. nt s;sQ +. NJ, Independents
gave It's annual banquet a. the Hotel Cola
man Covers were laid for sixty-flve. ana
those who were fortunate to attend Will lon;
Tie inner man had been cared Ter the "a
senlbly was called to ordsr by Hon. A, Z.
Erownine. who presented to the retiring
ter's jewel az II token OF love and apprecia-
ton fos duty well performed while holding
ofYice with the lodge. The eloquent response
Of Mr., Philips proved that heisa ttne ora
tor as we'll as q bright Mason. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
ALEXANDRIA INDICTMENTS.
Man Declares Tint He Is
Innocent.
Especial to The Tlmes-plspa,ch.l

b = asa.
Especial ;orhe Times Dispa,ch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA, January s.-The
grand jury in the United States Court
for the Eastern District Of Virginia
to-day returned indictments against
the following: Austin Bowen, alias
James Bowen. colored. presenting a
false order for registered letter;
Henry Delifas, felonious assault. COM
mitted on government reservation;
Thomas Wise. colored. selling liquor
without q license.
Not a true bill" was returned by
the jury in the case of E. L. Howard
charged with embezzling post-office
funds.
In the case of Jeremiah Willis, color
ed, charged with selling liquor without
q license the accused was found guilty.
but court suspended sentence. The
case Of w. A. Anderson, charged with
making a false entry on civil service
order. was continued until the next
term. As,jurS returned verdict OF
,ner,. colored. charged with the larceny
of a package OF mail from the post
Office atsOrange Courthouse, Va. Court
then adjourned for the day.
George Nlidgets. alias William John
son, colored. will be hanged here jan
iiary 18th next for the murder OF
Charles T. Smith. Alidgets stated this
morning that he Is innocent OF the
crime. He says lie has completed
writing a history of his past life
which will not be revealed until after
his death.
In the Corporation Court to-day
Messrs. John NJ. Johnson. J. c. Mil
burn and y. J. Davidson We're appoint
ed Confederate pension commissioners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
mo- FEAR Of SCANDAL
. SAYS ALVAH MARTIN.
Exposition Receiver Says He
|. Knows Money Appropriated
Was Honestly Spent.
FOR TRAINING AND CoALING
Hope That Government Will Buy
Property forl These Purposes.
States Buying Sites.
FOR TRAINING AND C0ALING
Hope That Government VIII Buy
trrom Our regular corro.pondent.1

lr'otISua Angular. NoETcsppHusut.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., January S.
The receivers OF the jamestown Expo.
sitlpn Company nave not conferred with
Secretary Cortelyou regarding the at
fairs OF the company, as stated in dis
patches sent out from here. Mr.. Alvah
Martili. president OF the company, and
one of the receivers. said this afternoon
on his way to the steamer for Norfolk,
that he had Anot%seeH Mr.. Cortelyo;i.
but had been; here looking a fter some
matters affecting Tho exposition conf:
pany. 49, - s: q
u sec. some. Of the Northern papers
report that there Is a scandal about
&c be unearthed In connection with
the financial afairs Of the company"
said Mr.. Martin. II have no idea as 20
what ls referred to. am perfectly
willing to allow the books Of the COM
pany to be examined. either by COM
mittee OF Congress. or committee OF
members of the Virginia Legislature.
l am familiar with the affairs of the
company; / know how the money was
spent, both the government appropria.
tons and the State appropriations. I
am confident nothing vii, bs shown
that VIII reflect upon the honor, or
honesty OF the men responsible for the
expenditures of the appropriatlons,'
MI Martin called attention to the
fact that the Federal appropriations was
made outright. and that from the
State on condition the company raised
100000. Acknowledgement Anderson
said this condition was met.
Mr.. Martin Is inclined to view hope
fully the prospect OF the government
purchasing the site of the exposition
for naval training station, and a
coaling station. Secretary Metcalf has
recommended that enough Of the land
for the latter purpose be purchased.
Two or three OF the States have pur-
chased the sites on which their build
ings stand. and Mr.. Martin says he
believes the majority OF the States
which erected buildings at the expo
sition will buy the land on which they
were located. They have several
months in which to execute their OPP
lions.
Tho question of opening the exposi-
ton for several months next summer
has not been decided upon. A COM
mittee from the board OF governors
will report upon the matter in about
ten days, and then Congress will be
asked to make a small appropriation
to care for the government exhibits.
1t is believed the exposition viii not
open again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Transfer Company In Trouble.

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NORFOLK, VA. January S.-Jesse
Jones & Son to-day fled q petition in
the Federal court asking that the Vir-
glniu Transfer Company be declared
bankrupt, alleging the insolvency OF
the company, and charging an act OF
bankruptcy in that the company re-
Gently made an assignment in the Law
and Chancery Court. There Is no
statement as to liabilities or assets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
GIRL FALLS INTO WELL.
Young Daughter of Hanover Farmer
Has Miraculous Escnpe.
Ispecial 10 The rimes.Dl-pa.ch,

Especial to The Times -Di-patch.j
MONTPELIER, VA. January S.-The
eleven-year-old daughter OF Lutte Har.
tris. living near this place. had re.
markahle escape from death by fall-
Ing into deep we'll. Although the
fall was nearly seventy feet. the child
vas not seriously Injured. Nor was she
drowned. -. q, !
The slipping of bolt that held the
wheel to the we'll caused the accident.
The girl. with the bucket rope and
Wheel fell from the frame work to the
eight feet OF water In the bottom OF
the well. On rising the girl caught
in recess In the Well and thus kept
her head. above water. az.
as soon as It was found that the child
was in the we'll. and she was soon
drawn out. Beyond few bruises she
was not injured. And, strange to say,
she was but little excited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Death Of VVell-Kno,vn citizen.
PITTsYLyANlA HIGHWAYS.
Rond Machines Purchnsed-Ncw Camp
OF Modern WOOdmen.

OF Modern Woodmen.
Especial to Tho Times rispatch.l
CHATHAM, VA. January s.-The
first meeting OF the Board Of Super
vlsors Of Plttsylvanin for the ensuing
year was held on Monday and Tuesday,
adjournlng at midday, and WAS the first
meeting Of the board which was
elected at tho last November election.
OF the seven districts OF the county
only two return old members, and they
are ]. e. Giles, OF Tunstall, and w. G.
Harvey. of Stanton River. The new
members are G. w. East, from Chat
ham; s. w. Atkinson. Banster; NJ f,
Semones. Callands; j. II. Warren, Dan
River. an, and a. c. Hedrick, from, PIgs
River. The honor OF chairman fell ia
Supervisor Giles, of Tunstall for the
ensuing year
Three new road machines, at a cost
OF S2o5 each. We're ordered, and with
three OF tho number now on hand Will
constitute the number to be used Oh
the public roads this year. $1,000 was
appropriated for working the pubic
roads during the months OF January
and February.
Tho second camp Of Modern Wood
men OF America established In Pittsyl-
vanla county was organized at Frank.
~ uu'SI'oH 'AoHuaS H'SHls MIN tHilt ~
charter members. by Deputy Head Con,
sui Bryant, OF Norfolk. The camp Il
No. 12,S0S and Will be called the Pied.
mont Camp. Officers elected for The
ensuing year We're J. j.. Motley, consul
7. A,sGay adviser; a. B. Hodge, hank.
er, ]. X. Cabell,. clerk; T. a. SheltoG
escort, Board OF Managers, A. 3d. Hodge
for one year; w. r. Moon, for two
years. NJ, r. Walden. for three years
Waterman, Z. b. Parker; Sentry. j. G
Moore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
N|.K|NS'S SUICIDE
STILL A MYSTERY
Investigation Fails to- Disclose
Any Reason for Clubman 10 y
End His Lie.
HIS ACCOUNTS ALL RIGHT
His Young Bride OF Sin Months
Is Heart-Broken-No Light
on Tragedy.
HIS ACCOUNTS ALL RIGHT
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Especial TO Tho Times-Disratchl
NORFOLK. VA, January S.-The
closest investigation has failed to de-
veiop any motive for the suicide of
Wtlnam X. wilkins, manager OF the
Virginia Club, who committed suic.de
cary this morning by shooting him-
sell through the head.
His wire and friends declare that
yesterda, IL. vas in tho best OF hu-
NOR. did not seem to be worried or
disturbed by anything. He was In the
club throughout the greater part OF
the day. aud ;.pr-ared all right to HE
friends. Several times he was met
on the streets by acquaintances, and
neither BY word or action showed that
IL contemplated anything rash. or
that there was anything out of the
ordinary.
While the books of the club are
being audited, 1t is declared that this.
is the annual custom. and that neither
the officers nor directors OF the club
have any cause TO believe anything Is
other hand, Treasurer Stewart and
other officials of the club actively en-
gagged in the management OF its az
fairs declare that all Of Wilkins's
accounts are absolutely straight, in
good order, and kept up.to-date. 1t
is declared that he was methodical
and careful in all business matters.
Letter from His Mother.
Those who reached the side OF the
young man few minutes after he
shot himself say that lying or. the
table in the first room was a. letter
from the mother Of the young man.
breathing love and devotion. and urg-
ing him to pay her a visit. When
the letter was seen II was thought that
II had been left by Mr.. wilkins, and
would give a motive for the rash
deed.
Mrs. Wilkins, 4 bride of little
lover six months, Is +lleart-broken over
1.-The tragic death of her husband. The
N. c., the home of the young man, for
interment. Mrs. wilkins will attend
the remains to their last resting place
A Race ut Sen.
In a race up the coast from New
Orleans to Norfolk, where bunker coal
is to be loaded the big tramp steamer
Black Prince. loaded with cotton for
Liverpool, arrived in Hampton Roads.
an easy winner. Her rival, the Spanish
Prince, another big tramp, loaded with
cotton. is yet to report. They left
New Orleans January 1st. The COM
Inander of the Black Prince announced
head winds and high sea up the coast.
She will clear tomorrow for Europe.
/; The other racer is expected to-mor-
row morning. and 1t is believed that,
she was put out of the race by some
slight damage to machinery. sustained
during the gale down the coast.
Is. Want Increased Penstons. Z.
AT meeting held last night, Stone,
wall Camp. Confederate Veterans. of
Portsmouth. went on record as favor
ing an Increase OF tile pension granted
old soldiers by the state OF Virginia.
RESOLUTIONS were passed asking their
Representatives in the present session
OF the State Assembly to advocate and
vote for such an increase. NO amount
was specified in these resolutions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
AFTER THE II. Il. & r.
Committee From fredericksburg to
McmOrinlIze LcEIslnturc.
Special TO The Ti,o4s. DISPATCH.

Especial to The T'raes.Dlspatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, January
Sat O meeting of the Business Mems
Association held last hight Il cor.-
mlttee OF seven was appointed to go
to Richmond and urge the members OF
the Legislature to repeal the law which
prohibits the paralleling Of tho Rich.
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomuc
Railroad.
The same committee Is to endeavor
to secure the establishment OF the
State Normal School by the Legisla-
ture at Frcdericks burg. Tho commit
tee Is composed OF the following:
Captain T. McCracken. Henry War
den, DR.. j. 6. King. Isaac Hirsh. "A. P.
Rove. j. NJ. Griffin and J. II. Biscoe.
The appointment of young Hayes, OF
near Hampton, by Congressman w. a.
Jones. of this district, to n cadetship
at West Point, was made to fill va
cancy. and as there was only few
days notice there was no opportunity
for holding competitive examination.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09

cd in Norfolk where as much as $4,000
is lost in single night under the nose
of the police, making it unlawful for
miners to enter or play pool or bill
lizards. The fine is from $50 to 500 for
any violation, and proprietors are held
responsible.
resolution was also" passed asking
the Legislature to pass State law ex-
empting cities from damage liability
fer injuries to persons or property by
reason of defective sidewalks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Charles, City Paupers.

special 70 Tho Times, Dispateh.l
regular meeting Of the Board q Supervisors
was held at sthatt conrt house N onday. anu
Judge d. ci. Tyler at tended. The question
oial. attentions. Several plans for in,pr9vlng
the sYstem We're discussed among others,
-thntai would be cheaper to abolish the poor
hcusa and hoard the nnupcrs anon their
friends. and .rela tlves. Tint. WAS not done,
however and 5ludge Tyler appointed Mr.,
Jeh r.. Wnddl ~ "a sNccee himself as sl,
pevlntenden.. Of the poor.h0use, 2. ll5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
SHOULD PROVIDE FOR MORE.
Quarter of Billion OF Emergency Cur.
rcncy Not Ncnr Enough.

rcncy Not Scnr Enough.
From Our Regular Correspondence
+ q WASHINGTON. D.. c.. January S.-
Few Democratic members, or Republic
cans for that matter. will consent to
be quoted on the Aldrich currency
bill. providing for the issue OF 500,
100000 Of emergency currency. securG,e
way bonds. but there Is q Very. pro,
nollnced sentiment that the sum Is no
large enough. III,
Senator Galley said TO-DAY. the BIZ
such currency, instead OF S250.oo0,0t
He does not oppose the ,,prin ciple 81
the bill, but he believes the provision
that notes may be issued against raj
very strong sentiment In both parties
IN the Senate and House that the b.l
should provide for q much larger is
sue Of emergency currency.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
!, LAMENTED MULE.
Lived 30 Years and Never Kicked Any
thing But the Bucket.

Especial TO The Times DIspatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. January
s.--A mule which was raised by the
late b. l.. Leavell. of spotsylvania
county. and had been owned in the
family at the old homestead ever since.
after reaching the age Of thirty five
years, died this week. The mule was
known all over the neighborhood:
could open gates, and went about at
WILL She was always in good condition.
and had never been sick until the day
she died. And she never kicked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
Room for More Orphans. (

T'T III Special gtO4The Ilmes- UlSnatch,I T " M
completiongottt the Paxton cottage, which was
provided for by N Donation Of $4,000 by
Presbyterian orphnnaga here has facIlits:
now for caring for eighty children. The
demand upon the stitution is! far In OK
CESS OF the capacity. M 5sg' i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
HUNTING vino ACCIDENT.
Young Colored Man Fatally Shot In Cumbss
fs land County,
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.47 1979- Special 10 The Tlnles-DIspntcn.I
lCARTERsvILLE, VA, January Sam
cunnin CHAM, a young colored man. was
fctally shot In the woods about hve miles
from this place day. f.;s.
Cunningham was hunting with q party o.
negro boys. and 1t Is said received ms dealn
wound as they5al shot into q covey, OF birds.
Those who We're In the party say that the
fatal shot came from tho sun o. one Jake axe
Paris. The coroner was, notihed put was
has boen. placed over tho. body pendi IS the
Inquest, which Will be held o.morrow morn-
inE. " Tho dead boy was well thought ~ IN
tic nelEh00rhood. VI ltt... ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
BASE OUR CURRENCY
ON ASSETS OF BANKS
and providing their exact purchase
price can be proved.
Continued from First Page.l !

price can pc proved
MIR. Fowler Explains.
Mi. Fowler to-day made the follow
ing statement regarding tho financial
situation:
1--WE arc o-day, with regard to our
financial and currency practices, exact
~ where wo were In 1896 with regard
to our standard Of values, and to de-
eide now to mako oil kinds Of bonds
the basis Of currency would be just
as serious aud fatal mistake as to
have, adopted silver then as Que stand
ard OF value The time Is opportune,
the circumstances are auspiclons and q
careful Investigations OF all che facts
and conditions. justlfles the conclusion
that Congress can ana should 10 lagts-
late as to bring about these results;
"First--A uniform banking SYSTEM
"S,econd--Inifprn, ban res rNes, GO =
sisting OF gold coin or vs. eqnlvalent,y 4
,Third--A simpleand scientific mpne-
tnry system consisting of8only three
forms Of ency---gold for our bank
reserves, bank credit notes, redeem
silver for the smaller bills and SUBJ;
s:diary coins
"Fourth--.N currency automatically
ladtustlng itself to the demands Of
too great. never too small,
but always just adequate. to our rer
Iuuirements.
F'ifth--Euual and absolute protec-
tidn to&all depositors In national banks
L y placing in the United States Treas
uryt a guaranty fund, which by JAM
nary, Z, 1ss ought TO approximate
.sixth-rhs establishment of certain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
WANT TO pEronr 1uNAr1c.
Authorities Claim, That Dick
nOn Is From Richmond.
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Fsnecjal to The Times -pispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, January S.--Imn,i-
grafton Inspector Morton has been or
dered to Richmond by his department
to investigate the allegation OF the
authorities OF the insane asylum ut
London. Ontario, that William Henry
Dickson, a lunatic, is citizen Of Rich.
mond. The Canadian authorities wish
to deport the man to the United
States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
REBUILDING Expenses.

III specialize The Times, Dispatch.
I.YNcHAuRci, Vas. u anuary 8: The Nor,
folk and estNrn RAILWAY to day cut "a ,ll
a number OF yard employees. Fully nifty MOI,
5llayeS been dropped Ia 70 by this company
In the past month II 5 sssts ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
GAMBLING IN NORFOLK,
rhurse Made In Council Tint ms Mucl
MS $4,000 Lost III Night

Especial to- The Times Dlspatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, January S--rhe
Common Council last night passed an
ordnance after a heated debate. in
which Councilman j. S. Barron charged
that there are gambling houses operat-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
We have put the best Of
all laxatives into the best possible
form. That is ALL Cascarets bring their results
in natural and gentle way.
Here is a dainty habit

Here is a dainty habit
To keep the bowels clean.
Do just the you keep your skin clean Not By
applications applied intervals. But by gentle
and regular efforts
1t pays immensely
Many people dread physc.
They think Of castor OIL of salts, and cathartcs.
They shrink from the notwithstanding and
So they the dose until they they
do the cleaning in heroic way
That is all wrong
cascare They Just anything
more atura
And they pleasant-a
They
s it. You'll know.
always active You always feel at your
best.
TYit You'll never again without them.
tablets They by druggists but never
bulk Be the genuine with tablet
ID cents, rs M8
8S 10 Cents per Box. sa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-09
1910 East hain.

rules and regulations whereby the
financial operations of the Treasury
shall be SO conducted that the gov
crnment will cease to be q disturbing
factor in our trade and commerce"