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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
TO CHARGE OF FORGERY

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fredericksburg. Va. Sovemoer N~.sneS
rsr mons in the Corporation Court oefe
,;ezded guilty to the charye 81 tosSeS ~
sor.,ne tn. name OF Frank l. brown %
chceks and collecting the meney: Common.
". a,,h's-Attorney Buf1ner asked tnet tos
cour. give the young man the minimum Yun
i.h,per: Judge Goorick sentences Tmo~
20 .erye one year on the public roeo iorce.
60 s.n.,o, r. G. L. Moncure. Of Sta.
.o-d county. II prominently mentioned fof
~. ,o.t,ion OF collector OF internal revenue
sor the Eastern District o. Virgfnsa undes
a.. W,,son sdrninistrasioA to succeed the
pre,.n, collector. n. K. Lowry. Who - from
the .ame county. " -x.S
A. showing wha, can Be 4ecomcisahe0 wssn
. .nali pa.ce! Of land IN this section OF the
S.s;e. c. ". Trus;o~. q vel! known farmer
20 Stafford County. near fhso Guy. expert
m.r,ed during the past SESSION on one AnS
on.-ouart<r acr~s % land On hO sero- re
Gu, from this area two tons OF hay. wcrtn
sec: housed fourteen barrels o. corn. woste
e., and gathered fodder worth 0.so This
-nrk.. total o. 81. n. lie has rcplowed the
San. piece o. ground ara has sO~n u IN
gas, COR bay next sprnig.
H,sh~;. Robert a. GIBSON OF the D'Srese
q. Virginia Will preach 81 the Church o:
.hr Holy spirit. In stafford County. near fhfs
CITY r,-morrow afternoon It O'clock aao
viii confirm . class
Rev A W. u. Jones' son OF 2r. ana Mrs.
A Jones, a. spossylvan:a Counsy. VINO
has been pastor Of the church n Bru;sg;oA.
King arA Queen County. has aceepss1 eff
cut. Of Baptis; churches IN Sorthumoer,eoe
County The cAureASs composse0 TIE oei6
a.. Be,hsay. 0sdeoa 90 1oeus6sy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

a1ouv- The stomach demands more 20
sin. kvdrochloric acid and other digestive
agents which it is unable to secrete
Medicines are not only worthless n
cases Of this kind, but are actually inju-
rious to the whole system 1t IS she9
lunacy to pour q lot Of vile stuff INTO the
stomsch-drugs that have no digestive
power whatever
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these little magic tablets taken after
each meal. will rest the stomach, rev'tsi-
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muscular walis-in fact, tone up the en-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

special to The Times Uisp0tchJ
Clifton Forge. Va. November lS-A double
wedding here to-day took by complete sur
pris. the friends of the four contractins
parties. The ceremony took psaoe IT the
residence OF one Of the brides. Ntso Anna
Louise Dssper. when - TO o'clock this
morning she was united IN marriage to NIL.
lard Ga rneld Carroll. The friends OF these
parties had known for some time that they
were 10 be married soon. but the time anS
place had been kept secret. Last evening
Miss Elizabeth Catherine Garwood. Of Mel.
son. arrived on . visit to Miss Desper. and
this morning there was . double wedding.
Rev. George Green. OF the local Baptist
Church performing the ceremony. The groom
IN the iatter-named wedding was Walter
Thurmond Wade. q young business man OF
ihis city
The wedding was . quiet home affair. only
the immediate family being present. Both
brides were dressed alike. wearing tailored
suits of blue whipcord Immediately after
the ceremony they took the train for . we'd
dins trip 20 Washington and Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade will be absent for ten
days. but the other couple vii! return the
latter part OF this week.
Miss Garwood was . native Of Alton. but
the other three were popular young people
OF Clifton Forge. They Will make this city
thei: future home.
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TO Be EXAMINED
As TO HIS SANITY
Trial of Cornelius Lucas OF
Charge Of Murder Postponed
Until Next Court.
fspecial TO The Times nispstoh.

Fayetteville, y. c.. November D.~Exhot-
ing supposed eignS Of insanity. Cornsltus
Lucas charged with the murder OF w. {.
Jores of Linden. was brought Into superior
Court this afternoon to be examined - 70
hi, sanity. Before . Jury could b. tmpanei-
e.. the prisoners counsel prayed for con-
tinuanee owing to the unavoidable absence
OF one OF his attorneys T. +. Young. OF
purn.
Judge Lyon granted the Request. and Lucas
Will be tried for q liberalization OF bis San
lily or insanity at the next term OF court
During the brief prayers OF the bearing.
Lccas Owed headforemost from his chair.
lay on the floor with his face hidden. snd
attempted to run scross the moor on nis
hands and knees. The accused man pieaded
not guilty at the August term and appeared
perfectly normal. but has lately exhibited
extraordinary symptoms. refusing to talk 20
his own lawyers and continually hidee his
fsce. Lucas killed ". c. Jones In quarrel
al an ice-cream supper In Linden.
Temple Eaynor. an eighteen year OLD YOUTH
WAS placed on trial In the Superior Court
this afternoon on the charge OF kiiiinc NELL
Smith. being charged with murder In the
seCond degree. and his fate now rests Win
the jury. The testimony and argument had
b. en- completed before adjournment The
defense presented no evidence, resting it>
case on the testimony Of the states VII.
nesses. The testimony Of the one eyewit.
ness. John e. Davis was that Raynor struck
Smith with . tightwood root. while the lat
ter WAS threatening him With knife
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Street. u L. Booker; Wesley. ". 7. A
HAYNES: Prince George. w. W. Sawyer
South brunswick r. II. Powell. South
Chesterfield. Il. ri. Marks; South DIM
widdie -. .. Babcock. South Hill, w
L Ware: Sussex ". J. Wall: wake
field. +. +. Garner; Waverly. W. I. VII
liams: IVES, brunswick, III. III. smith
West Chesterfield. Med. Rucker: West
Dinwiddie, G. L. 3. Smith.
Norfolk District.
B. l. Lipscomb. presiding elder
DENLY and Paramount, w. W. Royal
Fox Hin. TO be supplied; Hampton
Central ". G. Burch: First Church
+. B. McSparran: Hampton Roads. A
W. Rotten, supply: Larchmont, J. l.
Green: Lynnhaven, J. 7. Valiant. New
Dor, News: Chestnut Avenue I. j.
TAYLOR: Grace. G. W. NJ. Taylor: Trim
itv ". q. Starr: Norfolk: Bramoietoi
Avenue, r. G. Davis: Colonial Avenue
J. w. Shackieford; Cumberland street
j. A Thomas: J. g. Merritt super
numerary. Epworth. t. ~ Smoot
Client. s. A. Donahoe; Leckies Memo
rial, Y. NJ Bargamin: Mchendree. ="
W. Jones: Park Place. l. T. Williams
Zion. J. L. Bray; North Princess Anne
n q c. Butts: Oaklette. +. T. II. Nc
Lean. ocean lew, ~. - eNNtA'
cess Anne. 5. ". Day: South Princess
Anne. ]. 7. Moore: Toano, J. T. "hi'e
Williams burg. ]. T. Whitley: chaplain
70 seamen and mmber Leckie's Quar-
,.rly Conference. J. 7. Routten
LynchburK District.
w n. Edwards, presiding elder
appoma,tox. r. l. wlnghelc: Alta
vista Starke Je,t; Bedford City. ". W.
Lear. Bedford Circuit. c. r. James
Bedford Springs, L. F. Callahan. sup
n,y. Erookneal. J. ". Marsh: Camp
he'll, r. B. Blankenship: Concord. & II
Williams: Elba. W. II. Gruobs. supply
Halifax s. l. Dumville: Lynchburs
Circuit, p T. Arthur, supply: Lynch
burg: Centenary. r. NJ Chandler
Cour, Street, J. y. Latham; Memorial
w. 4 Cooper: Rivermont Avenue: )
II Light: Trinity. l. a. smith: "es'
End. Ray Moore: Madison Helghts'
W Guver: Middle Bedford, TO De sup
piled: North Bedford. W. l. Nays
Pamplin. ]. r Sturgis; South Bedroro
to be supplied: West BEDFORD, 10 "
supplied; West Campbell: A. X. Lamp
din: conference secretary OF MISSIONS
X. H. Bennett.
POrtsmouth District.
] Brown. presiding elder.
Hsnns. l. CT Crutchtie!o; Hcrkeiv'
Liberty Street, c. F.. Peasants; Memo
rial. W. T. Green: Boykins. r. ; bauSh
an: Capron. w. +. Grant; ChnrchIaho
and West Norfolk, l. g Shearer Crit-
tenLen. y. A. Page: Orivers. T. l.
Clarke: Franklin. c. E. Blankinshlp
Gilmorton circuit. w G. Bates, ST..
Isle of Wight. c. T.. Johnson: MOUNT
Vernon. c. A. Campbell: NewsoHs, w
IT, Williams: Observation-Disclosures q
T Forester: Cottage Place. g c Ben
Elm Avenue. J. J. Gregory, suppl!
; monumental ]. : Bosnian: PARK VIC"
| ~. 4 Smart; Port Norfolk and PIN
| 2.rs Point. b. T Gambler: Wright NE
! mortal, John Harmon: Smitht!e!d, u.
: Merritt: southampton, II. T. Myers
! south Norfolk, r. q. Payne: Suno!K-
Main Street. r. NJ. Maxey: oxford an
Magnolia. J. c. Robertson: Whalevviii'
and Sorle,on, l. l. Busby: Windsor. }
1. Pribble.
! Rappahan.ock District.
| ". c. Borgs. presiding elder.
| Bethany. II. J. Paylor: Coi"nla
p.a.h T. T Hit. East Mathews. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

A number Of prominent citizens OF
Chesterfield County will appear before
the next meeting OF the Board OF
Supervisors at Chesterfield Courthouse
Monday morning to demand that the
clerks ONCE be put In shape 70 care
for the records. They Will ask INA.
the building be put IN a state OF sooo
repair. and that the room IN ".'''
the files are kept be made nfePlooi.
The supervisors have on several &c.
c,ssons considered having the clerk
ono reuodeled and nreproofed Al
.ba las. meeting Of the board several
contractors were called in To inspec'
m. building and 20 give an estimate
on the approximate cost OF doing the
york. These estimates have not a. Se'
been received
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
WILL Be IN PARADE

Deuoeratie Club WIN Meet Te-SiS1s
TO Perfect Plans for Bis Night.
The South Richmond DemocTesic
Club win meet tonight in Frasernal
Han for the purpose Of perfsceinS
plans for the parade next week. IN
which the Organization will unite with
their Democratic brethren Of Rich
mond in celebrating the election OF
Woodrow Wilson. II il the hope OF
the Officers Of the club to nave log
southsaders under the banners OF the
organization.
committee OF twenty-one. known
"A the steering committee. has been
out for nearly q week getting recruits
for tho parade. They report sood
progress. and are confident OF getting
a LARGE number out All Will be pro-
yided with oolored lights At the ex-
rense Of the club. and. II possible. some
distinctiys banners will be procured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Gayle: East Middlesex. J. S. Wallace:
East York, r. y. Hartness: Essex, H. V.
Owen, Gloucester. NJ s. Elliott; Giou-
cester Point, j. W. Liliaston: Heaths-
vile. j. +. Hearn; Henderson station.
r. f. Hall: King George. f. =. Parham'
King and Queen. J. Z. Digges. supply
King William. W. p. Province; Lam
caster. J. c. Harry: Mathews, \. b.
Foshee; MiddleseX. c. r.. HOLIDAY.
Montross. T. G. Langhorne: Richmond
circuit, &. II. Kidd: Snacklefords, :. l..
Lucas: Crbanna. y. NJ Clarke: West
Lancaster. A. n. Lewis: West Matthew's.
T. w. ogden: Westmoreiand. B. T. Hud-
son; West Point. s. 0. Wright: Whale
stone. J. W. Bossier: York, w. &. Bates.
Jr.
Student at Vanderbilt University and
member MontrOss Quarterly Confer
ence. T. G. Loughon.
Transferred to the East Oklahoma
Conference, Frank Burruss.
Gifts For Missions.
The most important report presented
during the afternoon session was tha'
Of the Board OF Missions This report
showed that during the past year $685.
444 was contributed by the conference
TO foreign and domestic missions. and
the total amount. including that given
nv women's societies. Rosebud auxlliar-
les and special contributions was $l43.-
900.
T. S. Southgate. of Norfolk, was
elected conference lad leader.
Resolutions of thanks for entertain
ment and for the courtesieS extended
by the press and the railroads were
adopted by a standing vote Of the
conference. Resoluttnns OF apprecia-
ton were voted for the presidency OF
|, Bishop Wilson. and were adopted with
a standing vote.
The opening sermon at the next ses-
sion Of the conference will be preached
by Rev. K. B. Blanckinship, or I. B.
Reeves alternate. The sermon at the
ordination Of elders at the next session
of the conference will be preached
ioy Rev. W. H. Edwards or Rev. f. l.
Wells, alternate. The minutes Of the
sessions of to-day were read and ap'
proved Just before the reading OF the
appointments.
Bishop Wilson stated to the confer
ence that he knew the appointments
would not give satisfaction to all OF
the preachers, and that all he coulo
do was to pray the blessing OF Al.
mighty God upon them in their work
He referred them to the pleasure con-
neCteQ Win the StSeIdl SiSAlS hS AA0e
made to the conference as its presiding
oficer. Bishop Wilson lead the sing
ing of the doxso.ogy when the reading
OF the appointments had been com
pleted, and then pronounced the bene
oiction, with which the conference ad
| 3uurned.
Closing Day Session.
The conference began the work fo'
| the closing day 1T 10 O'Clock thl:
morning. with Rev. J. w. Bledsoe II
| the chair President pro tenn OF TIT
! conference. Rev. W. +. Judkins leo
| the opening prayer. The minutes o.
| the session of Monday were read ant
+, approved
Bishop Wilson arrived at 1880 anf
! took the chair The first order OF tn
! tIay was the consideration OF tn
, amended report Of the Sunday schoo
! board. which included that item OF tn
| report rela Eve 20 the appointment o
A field secretary to represent the sun
| day school board during the coming
year.
Several members Of the conference
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
CLOSING SESSION
Of CONFERENCE
CONTINUED From FIRST Page.

Cambridge Circuit, ". J. Twilley:
Charles. J. H. Holloway: Cheriton, J. r.
Lzughlon: Dorchester, TO be supplied {;
Frankrown and Jchnsons, John O..
Moss: Hog Island Harry Todd. supply;
Keller. Porter Hardy; Onancock and
Andrew Chapel, l. 3. Betty: Onley.
louisville and Melfa- P. NJ Hank: Po-
cor.oke. J. 2 Gill: Pungoteague. W. l.
Murphy. Salisbury. J. +. Carry and w.
= Wright: South Dorchester. J. J.
Clarke. supply; St Martins. P NJ Bell;
wachapreague and Smith Chapel, w.
II Fletcher. supply.
Missionary 10 Japan. J. c. c New
rpl--
Farmville District.
=. T Daduun- presiding elder.
Amelia. J. z. Dsrie.s. L. ). Potts.
SUPPLEMENTARY. Blackstone. J. c. Reed
EoydIon. 4 b Scott. Buckingham. TO
L.. supplied: E4rkeviNe, Il. Il. James;
Gainesville. w !. s Conrad: Char
l~rte. T q. Pullen. Chase City, }. W.
= Robins: GAINESVILLE. II. p. Read, Z.
a Potts. supernumerary: Crews, a l.
Franklin. cumberland. J. T. Payne;
Fa-Inville. ". u. Parker, ". r Proc
tor. supernurerary; kenbridSe ctr
cult. Bart u. Stephens; LunenburG, J.
Vi. Greene; North MecklenbUrg. J. 7.
S.weiI; Nottowav, W. &. Jett: Powha
tan. to be supplied: Prince Edward. O.
+. Newton: Prospect. J. ". Gee: Trim
i;y. J. s. Maxey: Victoria circuit, Il W
England: West Buckingham. Ii W.
Pressiy, supply.
Principal Blackstone Institute. T. K
Reeves
Associate editor Baltimore and Rich
mond Christian Advocate and general
superintendent OF Southern Assembly
James Cannon.
Petersburg District.
!. h Joiiff. presiding elder.
brunswick J. ". Hickman. Chester
fieie. ". T. HAYS; Dendrou. T. J. {
Beath: DinwiaSis G. X. Rood: Eas
Dinwiddie. Ill. -5haIp: Emporia. J. :
Peters: Ettrick. - ". Watkins
Greenesville. J. r Brooks: Lawrence
VILE, J. w Stiff. Matoaca. J. =. Askew
MeckIenburS Richard Ferguson
Petersburg: Blandford and City Point
H g Gregory; High street. W. II. At
will: Market Street. G. II SpoOneT
Memorial. l. 9. Moore: Washingto
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
rvin-Witheflte.

Clifton Forge, Va. November la-Edwafa
Walter Irwin Of Clifton Forge. and Miss Nora
ONeiiI Witherite. OF Lynchburg. were mar
r!ed at noon to-day in the pariors o. the
National Hotel at Washington. the ceremony
being performed by Rev. J. r. Andrews. Of
this city. The party left for Stamford.
Corn. New York and other citfee.
The groom Is well known engineer on
the James River Division Of the Chesapeake
AID Ohio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
Heavy Weight
On the Stomach
Seuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Remove
II and All Other Forms Of In
digestion Quickly.

That awful feeling as though there
were a heavy weight ON your stomach
as though you had swallowed an enor-
nous lump of leads caused by the
failure Of your stomach to thoroughly
digest your foods You may have eaten
too fast or too much. Your stomach may
be overworked and tired out. 1t is too
weak to produce enough Of the digestive
juices necessary to take proper care OF the
food. Gases form and cause all sorts OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Merrill Bemiss will leave to-day Tor
Hinton, ". Va. where he has accepAed
a position with the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Railway.
quite a neat sum was realized last
night by a blind auction held a: the
home Of Mrs. Ben +. Owen. OF Buck
Hail The entertainment was given
for III. beuef. of the Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church building fund.
Miss Maggie Walden will give talk
this morning at so o'cock before the
Ladies' Auxiliary in the robinS room
a, the Meade Memorial church. She will
discuss her recent trip 70 Petersburg.
where she represented the auxiliary
az a delegate TO the convention
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

G~sAVN - o. HneeSsoo.
An en;.r;sinmes; VS. gwen sss, nieAt by
eeai. ss spuheeai Hell Vocal sad ,nstrv-
sssn,si music wss reWaerea ~ Nr Dsssey
Mr. liza. Nr uali, 1grs E0OosoA ~ ea<
Nro. Ba1ses aRd utO penssee Horooe Ne
SsusAmssss verv 0SvVo cD00aD0W Hls1n
As1erVon vressAe1. Aa.UN9 the e1eokers
- SuDe01s C0OmnDo0 018 0Uoe0DDA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

The suit Of Machine against ). -
Ph.up. Involving the recovery % oam-
aees in the sum Of $4,000 Tor the
death Of q small child due to the al
lered negligence OF the defendant.
which was scheduled for a hearing IN
Hastings Court. Part IT,. this mornins'
has been postponed. No cases viii Dc
tried until Friday morning.
Forty-nve writings were adm,tteo %
record In Hastings Court Part H., dnf.
Ing the October term Of the court U
this number twenty-five were deeos o.
bareain and sale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
w,iuans-vassha, Marriage.

A quiet marriage was celebrated yes
terday morning at . o'clock At the
home Of Rev. J. T. Haley. pastor OF
the Stockton Street Church. when Mics
Burma B. Vaughan became the wife
Of Walter L. williams. Mr. Haley Of
nciatine. Both are from Chesterfield
County. Following a wedding trip. IN"
young couple will be at home to their
friends in Swansboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
News Of South Richmond
costs. imposed for disordsriy conduct


1O3ot0 u H. SOs
The funeral Of Eyre John Powell.
who died Sunday night at his home on
the Broad Rock Road. In Chesterfield
County. viii Be held this morning At
IL o'clock from the homo. The services
will be conducted by Rev. F. Ernest
Warren. rector Of the Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church The fnterment Will
be in Maury Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

3eorxe Livesay. a young white man.
was arrested yesterday afternoon on
In warrant In which he was cnareeo
with assaulting and striking 1ui'a
Coleman. q colored woman. ne
S-,~d Cor .ppearance in Police Court.
Part H.. this morning
Junsrs Watkins and Ben Chanoier.
10th coIored. were arrested last n'sa'
and charged with fighting In tne
aeroOoA Both were held WITHOUT oa''-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Tom Robinson colored. was arrscss'
snet psehs By omesr q. ?. sbarp sstel
\ desperate Aehe The nan. who "
1yunk ana ASsorasrly when eceoessd o
ns o@cer, put up . sesn aGns oe
Sore reocAine ne ThIrd Sesss0n-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20
Succeed. Rev. G. r. Forester.

Among tn. appointments made yes.
.erday by the Virginia Conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. south
in session at Lynchburg. was Kew: H.
NJ white to succeed Rev. G. T. FOR
re..er as pastor of the Decatur street
Methodist Church. Mr.. Forester VII
,.te charge CT the Central Methodist
church OF Portsmouth. The pastors OF
the Central Methodist, Asbu-E Metho-
dist ard West End Methodist Churcnes
.,s-e retained in this field for another
year
Mr. Forester VIII preach his rare
veil sermon next Sunday. and VIII
chem enter inc the duties OF MS ne"
charge He will leave after four sue
ce.sful years, during which the con-
1reeafioa Of the church has been
greatly increased. and Just at ufh-
Uhen the handsome new bui!dins'
erected at a cost OF $4,000. VIII De-.
dedicated. This building was starte"
iust before Mr.. Forester began ms
pastorate, and the entire amount WIZ
the exception OF about $4,000. has been
r.ased through his efforts. II Is
ta,oueht that the new structure VIII
he turned over to the trustees oeio's
THANKSGIVING Day. In that case. MT.
worcester will have the pleasure OF
oreaehing the first sermon In the
building which he was instrumen'a' III
securiue FOR his congregation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

Hu.s Of 50 and costs were cotected
ekc.n two Of Q gang % mine crap.
snooters who appeared before Justice
RI a. Maurice. yesterday morning IN
Yo,ir. Court. Part n. The other seven
-.,s a. sasl in default The men were
An smnvoyed on the construction % the
nv Mayo Bridge and were casehs IN
/. INC during she!r dinner hour.
:. cr0wder. charged With being
Arvne and Unable 90 care for hsWsesx'
- NueA Ssso ana Costs.
John James ard walter CsrdweIs.
80 cosored. charged with assoreersy
cooAucf On - uptown saloon. were
4 ga 0uea - a0d $3.50.
tam SOmervfue, ccisreA VS. se~e y
a . Nsosals g . - . wv -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-20

spoke to the report The vote ~.
then taken and the report was aaop.eu
including the Recommendation TOT ~
appointment Of q. r. Green as heie
secretary
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-06-01
and proven
There Is a Heap OF Solace In Being
Able To Depend Upon a WE'LL
Earned Reputation.

For months News readers have seen
the constant expression of praise for
Doan's Kidney Pills, and read about
the good work they have done in this
locality. What other remedy ever
produced such convincing proof of
merit?
]. J. Scrivner, 702 Second St., Hat
tiesburg, Miss, says: ''In 1908 a mem.
Der of my family gave a public state
ment to the effect that Doans Kidney
Pills had done me world of good and
she recommended them in my behalf.
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