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The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
NOTES OF MARKET Report That Southern Pacific May Announce an Offer
 ing of Bonds. L0MD0M'S DOUBLE TRADING United States Steel an Interesting Stock During Yesterdays
 Operations.

It was reported after the close of business yesterday that the Southern Pacific would, in two or three days, an- nounce an offering of $lS,OOO,OOO first and refundlng bonds, being part of an issue of slOOOOo,OOO Central Pacific 1 per cents.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
FOREIGN MARkETS

London, July 20. Money was in con siderable supply but in poor demand. Discounts were easy The continent se- cured s2,5OG,OOO In gold at an advanced price. Irregularity developed in stocks after firm opening. Consols eased on the prospective Brazilian loan. Home rails and Mexican rails yielded under selling pressure but copper shares fin- ished firm.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
COPPER sPECIAITIEs HIGHER.

Boston, July 2O,-Copper specialties were generally higher today on fair amount of trading. Boston & Corbln was Q strong feature. North Butte, Cal umet & Arizona, osceola and Utah showed substantial gains.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21

Wire houses reported that the real bull sentiment was west of the Mlssis- slppl, the basis for 1t being the mag nificent crops, and a belief that there will be no opposition to the advance in freight rates.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21

Paris, July 2O,-Prices on the Bourse today were firm with the exception of Turkish securities which were weak on the sintuation in Macedonia
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
CLOSING PRICES.

Reported over private wires of Prlneo Whitoly, members of the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges, New York office 52 Broadway. and IS Center street. New Haven. Conn.
 New York July 20
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
COTTON MARKETS.

London, July 2o,-The stock exchange will be closed August and 8.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Prince x Whitely, members or the New York and Boston Stock Exchanges. New York office. 52 Broadway, and 15 Center street, New Haven
 New Haven Tuly 20 1o0S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21

Berlin, July 2O.-The tone on the Bourse today was firm and prices were higher
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

Reported over private wires of Horn-
 blower & Weeks. members of tho New York and Boston Stock Ex- changes, Frank D. Wetmore. mana
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
COTTON MARKET.

Reported over private wire by Hayden. Stone & Co.,. members of New York and Boston Stock and New York Cot ton Exchanges. New Haven branch, 33 Center street
 New York July 20 1908
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY

Washington, D. C., July 2O.--The condition of the treasury at the begin ming of business today was as follows: Reserve fund: Gold coin and bullion $15oo0o, 900. Trust funds to redeem out standing certificates. Gold coin, $S1s,- 9S1, ,S69 Silver dollars, s4S0, 132, ,000. Sil- yer dollars of 1890, $4 ,937, 900. Total, s1,- 302, ,050,S6 General funds. $2O2, 592, 2,Sl7. Deposits in national banks, Sl30, 193 61O. In Philippine treasury, s4,650S33. Awaiting reimbursement, s4O,O45. Cur rent liabilities, $122 S2O,S1S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21

J ] Manning probably bought about So,000 shares around the room in the first hour, including i5,0O0 United States Steel common. There was di- versity of opinion as to whether the purchases were coverings of shorts or buying orders placed with him to con ceal their origin. The Steel shares were said to have come rather easily.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21

Different interpretations were put upon tbe general rise in stocks. Some oontended that it was a well conceiv- ed drive against the shorts one cap italist being mentioned as short of 100000 to l5O,0OO shares Other import ant shorts might bring the total up to 50O,0Oo shares To compel so large a hear account to cover would mean mill lions of dollars profit to the men back of the understanding, of course that there Is any such extended short account Some doubt this, but claim that the market is going up on its merits.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21

The most interesting stock during the morning was United states Steel common II opened Is higher at A S-t for i.59c, and slowly sagged off to A 1-4 with three lots Of $500 each coming out at A l-2 or fl li, and one lot of 5000 at A 1-2 These large blocks were gold at "concessions''- that is, Is below the previous transaction. Distributing long stock" was the verdict of some, But little later the price was bid up to A 3-i again. though on smaller blocks. United states Steel preferred, after selling at 109, around the open ing, was freely supplied at 10S 7-S to 1oS I2, which looked as if the move ment In the Steel issues had about cul- minated for the time being.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21

Chicago and Northwestern moved ID eharply around 1 o'clock, with LOGO shares coming out in one lot at 15S. It is some weeks since as large an amount sold in one block. Some preferred to think that 2 2-point advance in North western was insignificant. But in these times men who make 1t a business to manipulate the market take hold of just such stocks as this for the pur- pose of influencing sentiment Some years ago a group. of men who made their wealth out of the steel business, built up a great stock market specula- tiuh and two of the stocks which they used were Northwestern, and New York Central
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21

At l59 1S. Union Pacific was at the price at which the bankers syndicate could convert It's old convertible bonds Into stock, without loss The bonds cost them S7 t2, They sold up from 92 e-S to 94 today Whether there was any significance in the fact that the stock sold a little higher than 153 1-S does not appear. The syndicate mem bers were absolutely certain that none If the original holders, outside or the syndicate, would convert their bonds into stock To do so without loss, the ptock would have to sell at 157 1-2 Shareholders were allotted the bonds at 90 and the converting privilege made the bonds exchrangeable at 175.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21

Said Thomas Gibson in his weekly
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21

The rise in American Smelling was regarded by many merely as move to help sell Amalgamated Copper, which pays only per cent in divi- dends and which cannot be disposed of at the present high level, except by the use of helper" Smelling at S5 paying per cent. was considered by many as cheaper than Amalgamated at Fl, paying only per cent. The copper trade Is very quiet, and there was nothing in the news which should put any of this group higher. In fact, protests are reported to have come Srom London leaders on copper metal, suggesting that American speculative Interests cease shipping their supplies abroad to be carried there in loans The inference Is that banking inter ssts abroad are pretty well loaded up" and they see danger ahead, if the quantity is increased.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-21
LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Corrected daily by Kimberly. Root Co.,, Investment Brokers. l33 orang
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07

n. Gould. pr. Tleo. Cole Alfred II.
Watts. a. G. sackctt, Frank a. Halgh.
William s. Cbrlsty. Edw. j. Bridges
Q. $. Nance. r. d. Cole, William s.
Finch. Samuel Messenger, G. $. Miles
Fred Babcock, oliver G. Stibbs, u. Gran,
rutsell. George y. orr. Walter H. Holl
James A. Cl,im, Louis Binger. a. l.
Perry. G. r. Howard. Joseph Loesch
James y. Gourlay. George II. Rath-
geber, DR.. a. II. Lent.
yirginis-E. r. Keaton, L. r. Smith
a. $. Wright. Austin r. SPOTS. w. s.
Patterson. Arthur G. Nelson, ~ r.
Nunnaly. Il G. Bell. D. s. ludlow
Thomas b. 1vey, S. Il. Phillips, Philip
kritzer W. II. l.. GARRETT, l.. r
Michaels, J d. Reams, j. Ashby Arm
stead, y. n. Gaines, Leroy Bower
Charles c. Jones. Fl. s. Rucker. Peter
Krng. G. L. Sibley. William Wilson, n
a. Crockett.FO. v. Tilghman, George RI.
Pettijohn. II. II. Henderson,. j. Harry
Rev. j. w. Beddoo. d. w. Whitmer, s.
b. Robins. p. l.. Pollard Peyton Hash
T. Gray Haddon, Il. y. Dupes, William
II. Crowder. Richard w. Jones.
District of Colmmbin-R. IT. Yates,
II: N. Weber, Sr., j. Edwin CHAMPION
II. r. Hazelton, c. S. Jones. S.
Brashears. r. j. Schoheld. r. L. Jingle.
New Hnmpslirc-Earncst j. stone.
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FIGHT FOR SOLICITOR
TO DE LONG DRAWN OUT
Especial to The, Times Dlspatch.l

Especial The. Times Dispatch.l
GREENSBORO, N. c., June 6.-The
Democratic Judicial Convention, which
conyenes in Durham Monday. June Sth,
at Q. p. NJ, for the purpose OF nomlnat-
inc. a candidate for solicitor OF the
Ninth Judicial District. will in all prob
ability develop sharp and long drawn
out contest. There are three candl-
dates for the office, and the 200 elec-
toral votes OF the district are divided
as follows: Hobgood, Of Guilford, 1850:
EULER, Of Durham, $3.50; Guttis, OF
orange, SO. The tlfty-esht votes or
Gullford are for Captain Hobgood. The
outlook for the nomination OF Colonel
Hobgood Is encouraging. and MS
friends will put forth every effort III
his behalf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
MADE NEW JURISDICTION
First Meeting OF yvoodn,cn Under New
Order to BE Held Next March.

Special to The Times Dlspatch.1
HIGH POINT, N. c.. June 6.-W. I.
Stamey one Of the five managers of
Jurisdiction IT, Woodmen of the World,
comprising six States. has received
official notification from Sovereign
and State Manager Il. 3. Lewis. of
Kinston, that North Carolina has been
created new jurisdiction, and here
after he known as Jurisdiction w.
The first meeting under the new or
der occurs in Charlotte the second
Tuesday in March. 1909. The meet
ing place of Jurisdiction l. is in Wash
ington city the week Of inauguration,
1909. The North Carolina Woodmen
have made such rapid strides in MEM
bership the past two years that the
required number to secure a jurisdic-
ton of its own was secured, and thus
accorded her rights.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
WINCHESTER MEMORIAL DAY.
Anniversary of the Death, of Ashby OBJ
servetl-Tuckcr the Orator.

Anniversary of the Death of AshbS OBJ
servetl-Tuckcr the Orator.
Ispecial to The Times Dispatch.]
wINCHESTER, VA, June 6.-For
the forty Fourth consecutive time, MIN
chester to-day observed its annual Con
federate Memorial Day. The orator
Lof the day was Hon Harry st, Georse;
Tucker. and the exercises in sto = wa,
Cemetery, where rest hundreds OF Con-
fcIerate dead. were attended by large
assembag During 5 the and day thpus cams
- - AVN Including scores of veterans.
At Al noon great parade Of old d. J. u.
firemenT took place, and the Confeder,
tie graves We're beautifully decorated
Winchester claims to have been the
first in thtASoutll to inaugurate a con-
federate pay W. d The IS enn
- liz ',rurnar Ashby, who lies buried In
the tho cemetery here; Annually on | this MS
DAY the countryside and the n orr n c
thousands OF its people into the CITY,
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piece on base. with 3O-inch tray, ladle
and twenty-four punch cups. a six
piece tea service. 'twenty-four finger
bowls and trays. twenty-four ice
cream trays, water pitcher and tray.
four match and cigar holders, one
cigar lighter, one special cigar case.
with special equipment for protecting
the supply of cigars at sea; three wine
decanters, with coasters. The specia !
decorative scheme comprises nautical
rope border, with cotton and tobacco
plants and eagles. There are. in adj
ditIon. in. the principal piece, sea
shells. sea .weed and other nautica !
the hnttleship North Carolina, and on
the the reverse reverse side tan etching. Of the
Statehouse. On one side Of the base :,
are the Union Jack and the North
Carolina nag. and on the other an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
Chronic Stomach Trouble.
I'M r. SAMUEL a. SEAL. Route
ANI Trendwoy Tcnn writes:

I'M r. SAMUEL a. SEAL. Route 2,
AVA Treadway, Tenn. writes:
TT gives me great pleasure to tes-
tify to the great good your medicine,
Peruna, has done for me In a chronic
case Of catarrh of the stomach. was
confined to my bed for some time. and
could not sit up. had tried every
thing that I could find recommended
for catarrh. without any benefit.
tried the best physicians In Hancock
county. with little or no benefit. ]
then tried two of the best physicians
in Hawkins county, and found they
were doing me no good. I was grad
ually growing worse
Then a. friend OF mine, passing by,
handed me one Of your pamphlets. and
seeing how Peruna was recommended
for catarrh. ] sent to Rogersville
Tenn, next morning, n distance OF
about fifteen miles. and procured some
OF your Peruna. and began taking
same. according to directions. and
after taking 1t a few days I began
to get better.
"I continued using it until was
able to go to work on the farm again
DBL. Wl 0L:..I 81 I:n,,;J NJ
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NEED MONEY TO COMPLETE IT.
Funds Not Available for Furnishing
New Raleigh School.

New Raleigh School.
RALEIGH, N. c.. June 6.-There is
Just completed ready for the furniture
handsome public high school build
Ing a half square from the State
house that will cost. furnished. more
than 100000. However, owing to the
financial complications 1t has been
necessary to suspend work on this un-
til some provision can be made for
funds toy equip, the people OF the city
having a fewweeks ago voted down a
proposition TO issue bonds for this
purpose and 10 meet the deficit made
by the closing OF the dispensary.
|. The problem that is confronting tho
management OF the schools is that IN
addition to not having money available
for completing the high school build.
ing for use next year there is not
money in sight to run the schools more
than six of the usual nine months
term. The funds in sight for next year
aggregate about $4,000 while the es-
timated cost OF operating the schools
is $4,000.
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[speclalto The Times-Dispatch.

[speclalto The Times Dispatch.1
RALEIGH, N. c.. June 6.-Lieuten-
ant-Governor Francis y. Winston. as
TO % present the silver service Ito the the
battleship North Carolina, has officially
notified The United States Navy De-
partment of the readiness of the COM
and asked that the department. desig-
nate the time and place for the pre-
sentation ceremonies.
1t is expected that this will be done
being most probably named, with the
date early in July The service. which
was accepted yesterday by Chairman
Winston for the Legislative committee,
is now on exhibition at II. Mahlcr's
Sons Fayetteville store.
The service consists of one massive
combination punch- bowl and centre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
MAY INCREASE
DEATH Benefit
Junior Orders INSURANCE Branch
to Discuss Matter at Con-
vcntiomHerc.
MANY DELEGATES COMING
Two Hundred and Fiftyto Attend
Annual Meeting on
CHI, Tuesday.

with between 200 and $50 delegates
in attendance, the Funeral Benefit AS
ISOLATION OF tho United States, the in
surance branch OF the Junior Order,
American Mechanics. Will hold It's an
nual session in the auditorium of the
Young Mems Christian Association on
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. The
convention Will last for that day only.
The headquarters OF the delegation
will be In Hotel Richmond. The con-
vention will be called to order by the
local chairman. Mr.. j.. r. Smith, the
opening prayer being offered by the
Rey..c. II. GALLOWAY. There will be
addresses of welcome by Mr.. T. Gray
Jaddon, for the association, and by
MAYOR Carlton Mccarthy. Mr.. George
RI. Harris. president Of the association,
will respond.
Want Higher Bencfh.
The order was organized twenty
seven years ago in Philadelphia. as an
Insurance branch OF the Junior Order
American Mechanics. without any d.
rect connection With 1t except the IN
surance OF It's members. 1t has very
large reserve fund. and pays about
100000 annually in death claims.
The present death benefit Is $3.50. but
4he convention will endcayor to IN
crease 1T to $500. Many of tho dele
gates arrived here yesterday afternoon.
Others Will reach here to-day by way
of Old Point.
officers OF the association are George
n. Harris, Phiiadclphia. president:
Harry II. Powers, Bridesburg. Pa,
pice-prcsident: G. l.. Cadwallader. Phil
ndrlphia, s<crctary, and Gustav Bach
rach, Philadelphia, treasurer. re d.
rectors are Messrs. Louis u. singer,
Robert Carson, Theodore p. Rees.
George w. Ebert, Marshall r. Farra
and DIR. John 7. Sledge.
OflcIal Delegates.
Secretary Smith has been notified
that the following official representa-
tives OF the order will be here for the
meeting Tuesday:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hcnsel. j.
Eoast Fred r. Nully. John b. Ruth
erford, George ]. Kohlhaas. ]. P. Mss
ley. j. Edgar Green. Edw. ]. Kennedy.
Evan G. Badger, Sheppard II. Blizzard.
S. B. Mench. George L. Walker, Jacob
Frank, G.. c. Callahan. l.. X. Miller.
Louis koppwhalfer. James p. Caudy.
w. II. C. Moore +. f. Durbin. C. w.
Burley, Harry T. Smith, George Z.
Reber, w. A. Scheibie. Amos a.
Schaeffer, II. B. Brush, John l. Camp
bell, C. n. MacDaniel George NJ.
Young. Joseph a. Rodgers. G. Raymond
Gilbert. Conard Stark. Robert 3. Moore.
S. r. Kaufman. Francis II. Werley,
Lemuel u. Shermer. John q. Heidlsh.
Harry o. Taylor. John A. ColfIsh,
Thomas L. Zenker. William George. ST.,
Jacob G. Glass, George w. Owens. S. G.
Moore, r. B. Jones. II. S. Beaston. VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
FOR EPILEPTIc COLONY
site Opposite Lynchburs Will Prob.
nbIy he Decided Upon.
Tspecial To Tho trimes- Dispatch.

n. Special to The rimes- DISPATCHED
LYNCHRURG, VA. June 6.-Dr. j,
s. DeJarnette. superintendent of the
Western State Hospital, at Staunton.
and State Senator A. r. Strobe, a COM
mittee named by the General Hospital
Board TO report to that body the best
available site in Amherst county for
the establishment of the proposed cpl
leptic colony under the Jurisdiction OF
tile Staunton institution, will be ready
to report at a meeting to be held
hero in about three weeks.
1t Is evident that the committee
does not like the. Murkland property
which is located opposite the city. but
1t will be recommended, 1t is said. IT
.Lynchburg will donate water free of
charge. The State appropriation avail
able for tile erection, of the neces-
sary buildings is $4,000. and it iss
believed the city will make the cons
.ceSSion suggested.
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Frank j. Buckley. Harry A. Wood, E.
j. Winters. John C. Lucas. William II

Walters. w. II. Policeman. +. H.
Ganong. F. X. Winter, Edw. A. Miller,
Carl E. Thompson, Frank S. Tuesday.
w. J. Creighton. Clayton S. Lowe, r. H.
Nevins. Harry D. Vehslage, ST.. c. l.
Greedy, Justus J. Addiss. Harry B.
Doremus. Charles F. Werdegreen, Chas.
Hilton. P. NJ. Simkins, Joseph Hardy,
William f. Schneider, William S. Will
son. j. c. Beam, William F. Madge.
George Herpich. John Frost, Charles
w. Beardsley, Charles Wood. George
W. Honeywell. Floyd II. Wilson. L. S.
Barrett. Daniel Hardenburg. Frank
Hill. Moses Gibson. .Jr.. William D.
Norman, Edgar 7. Humphreys. Charles
y. Trimmer.
,lnryiand-Elmer E. Snydor. Thomas
j. Jones. Thomas G. Bloom. w. j. John
son. Jacob b. Hunt. Isaac 7. Parks.
Jr, Charles Bear, Joseph e. Cruise,
Thomas D. Loudenslager, Samuel
Hickin. J. II. Cruise. c.. n. Stigelman
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sR STARTLING TESTIMONIALS,

and now I am in very good health and
do work on my farm.
II do honestly believe your great
medicine, Peruna. saved my life, and
cheerfully recommend 1t to like suf-
fcrers. You are at liberty to publish
my testimonial, and I truly hope II
may be n benefit to some one"
Catarrh Of Head and Stomach.
Mr.. Frank Richter, of 500 East
Second Street. Winona, Mimi, writes:
"As a remedy for catarrh. I tako
pleasure in recommending Peruna for
catarrh of the stomach. I know what
liz Is to be afflicted with this awful
disease, and consider 1t my duty to
say word in behalf of the remedy
which gave me such relief.
"Peruna cured me, and T know II
| will cure any one else who suffers
from this disease. 1t gives me great
pleasure to testify to the curative ef-i
fects of this medicine.
"Peruna is a we'll tested and FREE
quently used remedy, and for catarrh
of the stomach 1t is unsurpassed.
My catarrll was principally located
in my head and stomach. I tried
many remedies without success.
tried several doctors. but they vera
unable to cure me. I read of Peruna1
in the papers, and five bottles cured
me-
Almost from the first dose Peruna
| will relieve symptoms Of stomach ca
| tarrf Peruna at once sharpens tho
appetite, increases tho digestive pow
| ers, and gives renewed strength.
1icines Should Buy Peruna Tablets
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liam w. Gamble. Adam Laubenstine.
Harry n Snlly w p EIoIstnn Walter


A. Sanders. John NJ. Beam William
Newlin. ST., C. ]. Reese. William a..
Gritzinger, Edw. Bodenstine. r. f..
Sharpless. Allen G. Kline, o. G.. Yanger,
Harry j. Stone, William j. Kuehn, j..
81 Green. Harmon Rees. Jacob Myers,
Warren G. Hahn, G. r. Bordner. Leroy
Hiliegrass, I. II. Hummell Harry E. Bor-
Zell. John Sanderson Trump, a. NJ. 3.
Hurst. 3. S. Nitteraur. Charles +.
Hirsch. Maurice II. Rosener, Robert l..
Hausman.
New Jer.ey-Joseph l.. Moore. Will
liam Chambers. Harry w. Souder.
Harry C. hickman. John u. G. Riley,
George Essler. J. w. Horner, Jr., e. D.
Clayton. P. Hall Packer. George i. Lit
'tersh, Frank II. Lewis. Albert Robin
son. Jessie Perry. Adolphus Wash
burn. Charles L. Young. NJ. +. Sutphin.
W. II. Lokerson. Peter C. Saums,
George w. Parker. George c. Tracy.
William b. Stephens, Samuel r. Elder,
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etching of Johnson Rlakeley, first
United States admiral. The inscrip-
ton reads, From citizens of the
State Of North Carolina to the battle
ship North Carolina by the Legisla,.
.ture of 1907. Joint Committee--Ciov-
ernor R. i. Glenn, Lieutenant-Go Governor
Francis p. Winston (chairman), Speak
err f. J. Justice, SenatorsJno. c. Drew
yry, Representative G. u. Harris and
Representative G. Il. IIankins."
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STATE NIEDIcAL SOCIETY.
North Carolina Doctors to Assemble III
Ninston- Salem.

WINSTON SALEM, June 6-The
state Medical Society meets In TINS
CITY from June 10th to8the 18th lncl,l-
sive The state examining board VIII
meet here on the 10thgofs June, and II
lis understood that there Will no a
IA practice medicine In this State. DR..
a. a.. Kent. OF I4enor, Is president sf
|this board, The physicians; are plan
ming to give the doctors a royal time
while they are hero, The enterta!n-
ment will consist ofsa banquet, an
automobile rifle over the CRY, car
ride and other features. The Twin
City las a reputation for hospitality,
and the people will see that the ply
Ssicians enjoy themselves,
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MONUMENT TO CARROLL DEAD
TO BE- UNVEILED JULY 4Tfl

Especial to The Times pispatch.l
GLADESBORO, VA, June 6.--There
will be n monument erected at Hills
VILE, this county, in honor Of the brave
boys of the county who left their
homes, wives. mothers and sisters and
fought and died for the Lost Cause.
It will be of bronze. and will cost near-
.ly $l,4oO. twill be unveiled July ith,
at which time there will he some dis
tinguished speakers and fine music
dinner etc. - slE Ea.s. ~ aMllNL.a
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SOME

a LDERMAN GEORGE w. Week,
1474 South Seventh street, Den
yer. Col. Alderman Eleventh Ward,
writes:
II have used Peruna for catarrh of
the stomach. and 1t has helped me
wonderfully