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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
TREE THAT BEATS
Cj0jiT0N-GR0W|NG
The Pecan Is More Profitable
THAI Tobacco and Other
Money Crops.

Ierican Nut Journal, published
nS..-.bure By Roper. HUT 4 Co. II
Tut some instructive literature
cultivation Of the pecan tree
a.. adaptability to home. street
a.. a shade tree. II Il claimed
mo .oHo ocean that few trees possess
III l,stinctive beauty. Tnere u
..htnS about its staIwat fof"
GA gr.ceful, plumehke to"e3e tS1.
d,s,,n,u,shes it readily from All otn@'
trees. -. nm. can even
.lnce pick out the pecan trees
Lance, for there II somethine
I'm that marks them as dit-
1900 o srSm all other trees IL 10
r...,on OF strength and beauty
a...,,y blended and nodded to-
These characteristics make
an ideal tree for ornamen-
.ne ro.Sas. Some OF the finest parks
.H' S.ath owe their rare beauty IN
,neaure to the soft oieno'as
Of wayini pecan foiiase Ine oea"C
OF h"uar i,s live oaks. il also largely
enhanced oS '
pecan tres u.r,,.x
I:es interestingly on Tire
IeNas. va the Value Of q Southern
Sn. He thinks the pecan -
Su' orsna.fr,x creation Of all fruit
the culmif - ,s.,n,h.n, ,r.c m
bearing
the South u, .~r,c
uwn In only q few yeas
sno" VIII give more staple CON-
w ,.I;ue. on q given area than
plaae IN cultivation The
a"s ".einGs Of Improved CONNER
trees In Georgia and in 9th
e'Si which are coming 20 bear.
r:u soon create a sensations
ING ..iu>s. In rural population AMI
In land va 49,. 80 h.n-
In general
y.vpasrick sfys tnat when tae
liver learns that one acre
pecans viii give - much
- viii ave acres planted 20
cotton. ths'e
gram. .,o -os,oo ., !.
-pduct. ready for All msrkces
81 all pec7S -,s.s., -~.~ssSr
and the Sof 1870. - -.
OF ,.e ..se Involved IN the growsh %
.s" ~ .asncs BE urged agDsnst Tits
", .eepe ~ those VITO ere en-
H.sjeus. Ocr6sa ~ 0esesnary.
"sS S.srss&o 81 Deeaas coOe 1aso
tesrtae aef e eSSy - ~. ~ -.
psnssn IN
than the 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
those who hitherto. though recoEniz-

those who hitherto. though recogniz-
ing the necessity OF compulsory ser
vice. have lacked the courage forcioiS
20 push their view. have now taken
courage in both hands and started =
vigorous campaign One paper IS COZ
,ec,:ux signatures 70 an expression Oh
sympathy addressed to Lord Rooets
protesting against the attacks mace
On YOU By certain politicians. Thous-
ards Of signatures come in daily 10 TINS
list. with letters Of approval from Wen
known and prominent men. But .ne
most notable feature of the campaieh
i. the remarkable series OF letters
which is appearing every day In the
Daily Mail. which have torn the ias.
thread of disguise from LORD haidane >
n,uch-yaunted territorial army
Lord Roberts has more than once az
n,unced this as a fraud and shan''
Every soldier knows this to be the case.
The public hiss often been toia oy
these and other men that II Is witnout
horses. that il IL badly equipped "itn
20 900 men and 1000 officers below its
establishment and with a large proper
t;on Of men in the ranks who can mel
Their shoot nor march. while at best
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
DR.. Hartman Answers Some Letters

lin is just az good - any other remedy On
the market, Just - palatable, just - a.
fective, and bottle Of Manalin contains
two or three times as much medicine -
the usual bottle of laxative for babies. In
these days OF high cost OF living the price
of q medicine is worth looking after.
Manalin can be obtained at any drug
store.
A YOUNG MANI have letter
from a young man who is apparently
the victim OF blood poison in its worst
form. He is afflicted with deep eaten
ulcers, has taken the usual remedies from
doctors. both patent medicines and regu-
lar doctors prescriptions. He writes me-:
Dear Doctor Hartman: Is there any
thing can do! Must be eaten up alive
with the awful ulcers that | have brought
on myself by dissolute living! l can get
no relief from doctors or drugs.
To this I made reply:
Dear Sir: would send to the drug
store at once and get bottle Of Lacupia.
Begin by taking a tablespoonful after
each meal and at bedtime Continue
this for one month. without interruption,
and then write me and l will give you
further advice As to your diet, | would
suggest the use Of one fresh, raw vege-
table every day, such as lettuce. celery.
onion, radishes or the like. Also. use
meat very sparingly, If at all. Fresh but
termilk with at least one meal day.
You can eat fish as freely as you like.
A YOUNG LADY:-A young lady
writes: have pimples on my face and
shoulders, especially in the spring OF the
wear, but more or less all the time. Some
times few blackheads will form, but
mostly the pimples are large and red. Is
there anything can do to get rid OF them.
Dear Madam: You should do every
thing possible to regulate the organic
functions Of your body. The bowels
should be kept regular. The diet should
consist largely of fresh raw vegetables,
fruits and outdoor exercise should be
taken every day. Everything that wor-
ries or frets the mind should be strictly
avoided. II you will follow this for one
month and take tablespoonful Of Peruna
before each meal, you may then write me
again and will give you further advice:
prefer not to recommend any local
treatment for the pimples until after you
have followed this advice for one month.
AN OLD MAN:-An elderly gentleman
writes me:
Dear Doctor Hartman: know how
strong and well you are. although you
are much older than I am. ! envy you
your magnificent health. Do you have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

-. S~~.S1Ss
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Charlottesville, Va, November g.
Fred NJ. Wills. who was actively on
gagged in the drug business longer than
any other man in the United States.
HE'D at o'clock this morning, after
an illness Of five weeks. in his eightieth
year. His professional career extended
over sixty-three years. and in that time
many Of whom have deeloped into ac-
complished druggists.
Mr.. Willis was the SON Of Miles Cary
Wills and Rebecca Bowles. Of near
Wilmington. Fluvanna County. He
married Miss Sallie H. Burnley, who
died about eighteen years ago. Three
children survive-Miss C. ELL Willis
and B. Hansford Wills. Of this city,
and Captain Davis b Wills. assistant
3aymaster. U. 8. Marine Corps. and
aow stationed In Washington He
also leaves three brothers-Dr. Thos
{. Wills Of ''Holmhead." Fluvanna
County: b. B. Wills. Of this city. and
w. S. Wills. a druggist. OF Covington.
Soon after his marriage In 1861. Mr..
Wills Joined Company K, Albemarle
pany he went into the service May 10.
1861. leaving his young wife in the
care of her mother and grandfather.
and his business in the hands Of his
brother. W. 8 Wills. now OF Covington.
After the close Of the war. Mr.. Wills
pursued his business with great vtGor,
establishing branches at GordonSvtlte
and Covington. and reopening stores
in this city and at the university. In
1851 Mr.. Wills engaged in the milling
business At Rio. this county. and farm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
A Rousing Appetite
Is a Keen Delight
And What il Of Greater Interest,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets En-
able the Stomach to Digest
Whatever is Eaten.

We all like to see the way healthy chill
dren deyour their meals Would We
could all do the same! Eating ought to be
a delight. 1t is one of lfe's chief enjoy
ments. People who cannot relish good
meal are apt to fall into those ll-tem-
pered moods from which they view the
world as sorry place to live in. So let us
learn to employ the best means Of har-
monizing our existence and thus extract
from our daily grind all the pleasure there
is to be had This We can do by keeping
our stomachs in prime, active working
order
A majority Of people have come to
know the blessings which an occasional
use Of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets confer
upon the stomach. They are unques-
tionably the most popular remedy known,
for the reason that dyspepsia is the ma
tional disease, and these wonderful little
tablets have long since acquired national
reputation as thoroughly reliable and
efficient cure for all forms Of dyspepsia
and indigestion.
No matter how great the excess OF food
taken into the stomach, one or two Of
these tablets viii digest every particle Of
it. A package Of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets should always be IN the house.
Many a person has saved himself from
a serious attack Of acute indigestion BY
using them after heavy meals. such as
are eaten Christmas, New Years. Thanks
giving and other holidays and festsi sea
sons.
After attending banquets. late .uppers.
heavy fancy dinners, after-theatre parties,
etc. where one has dined sumptuously
and Iuxuriantly. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets should invariably be used, as they
digest the food perfectly and completely,
and prevent an possibility of dyspepsia.
which. without their use, Is more than
likely TO cnsuc
Americans are exceedingly toad Of the
good things Of life. and there b apt to be
great excess Of eating, and the oaly way
to overcome its bad effects on the ssom-
ach Is to employ powerful and efficient
digestive such a. Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tsbsc,s, which always insure . good d.
gestioa.
Obtain Soc box from your druggist
to-day. Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Bull RealizeC Com
pulsory Military Ser
vice Must Come.
BALKAN EXAMPLE
TEACHES LESSON
Spectacle of Four Little States
+. Putting Victorious Army of
100000 Men in Field in So
Short a Time Fires Imag-
ination-England Must
Act Soon.

Especial Gable TO The Times-Dispatch)
London. November 9.-One OF the
direct and immediate results Of the
great successes In the field Of the Bal.
kan States against Turkey has been
the enormous impetus given In Eng.
land to the movement for universal
compulsory military service. Con
scription" Is a word that must no, be
whispered in England. but a more
wordy phrase means the same thing.
ana many men have seen IL coming for
= long time.
II would be q cold man who would
venture to prophecy when It will come.
for there can be little dcub: that un-
less II is done when the actual stress
Of war 10 pressing hard on the country
any party proposing II would meet
with q tremendous reverse.
The leaders Of both parties recog-
nize the fact that II must come. but
both will continue to shirk facing II
and pretend 20 meet the difnculty with
an expensive. but utterly futile array
Of schemes. which have been the laugh
ing stock not only OF the whole Cont
nent, but Of every practical military
exper, in Great Britain.
The spectacle OF four small Balkan
states putting 100000 competent hsht-
ing men in the field in a marvelousiy
short space Of time has appealed TO
the imag !nation OF every man VINO
reads the newspapers. Those IN Ems
land who realize most keeniy tnat
Eng,and's days OF magnificent isoia-
don" are over. and that when she IL
next put to the proof she must pay
her entrance fee into any European
combination with men properly armed
and trained. are now making a great
erYor, to work upon puoltc opinion aud
public sentiment In order to prepare
the way for q measure that they know
rnus. come some time. but which they
fear may only be possible when IL ID
100 late.
starts Rail Rolling.
Field Marsha. Lord Roberts. old
.Robs." who, in and out Of season. has
been the most fervent advocate OF
compulsory military service, started
the bal. rolling with his speech AT
Shefaeid. rot Manchester. as some OF
the dispatches said This speech OF
..Bobs" kicked up an awful mess, as
they say in dear Old England. Sir
Edward Grey. the Foreign Minister.
sald I'm the House OF Commons that IL
vas ill advised and mischievous, out
this has probably done more to heip
the cause which Lord Roberts has al
hear, than ali the arguments whlch
have been brought forward by his
pac!ncist critics
Awaiting themselves of Lord ROD
er,s-x enorm ous personal popularity,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

chrcr.c cough for almost year. and eaten
a fresh cold every few weeks Sothins tne
doctor gives me helps. so ! write 10 you
Answer: You need thorough laxative
cough syrup. one ,ha; not only relieves ous
surely drives II from the system Inc to,-
iaw.nr resu.arIy used will cure any durable
cough or cold promptly OBTAIN = "a %
bottle OF essence measho-iaxsne. mix IL with
homemade sugar syrup or honey a. per
directions on bottle.
Anxious b. writes: "i have in recent
years been threatened with appendieius; out
would never consent to An operation Iao'-
ge.tion. constipation and Sedentary nao,ss
cause me much suffering. Kindly prescribe
Gor dyspepsia something which you tn'nA
viii cure me and prevent appendic's's
Answer: The mos. scientific and satisfy
in- treatment for your trouble 10 tablets IN
opc ptine. packed pink. white a1d blue IN
sealed cartons With full directions a.
stor ach disorders can be conquered bs Tesu-
ID: treatment
Nervous NJ writes: Loss OF sleep. ner-
.,sde almost . complete wreck OF me-
have TO work. bu; scareiy drag one
.oot after the other Please advise
Answer: tn. condition you prescribe 10
prevalent. especially with brain wcrkers
Us. the following: Compcund syrup OF
I o. NIX shake yell and take q teaspoon
.yI before meals.
* L. writes: II have become % -, IN
.ae ias, two years that ] On uncOm:orts be.
--ts,py sad frequently embarrassed Ex-
s,eiss and diet SEEM TO not help. Please
stvise.
Answer: To avoid substitution get these
~. Ingredient, and mix In Q bottle. sssking
wsi. before taking: Arcrnassc s'fxir. css.:
-;veo, srbo;en< 1 OF Take . ssaspooufui
ate, each meal for the STR three Gays.
After :hs, double the doSs su1 eeutSuue Tor
several weeks or noa;hs o your case re-
a, syVs reducsiou % p0cud . oey y
usual sfser the arys week o. t~e.
Sara c. writer: - an c0ussipased ana
have q gressy skin. su6er from hesSeene.
r. digestion ana some kidney sroebie. wa
you to recemsesd . remedy.
Answer: The best remedy 90 rpIisve So
cure ehropsc eoastsDacoe - called shree-
grsis suiDbssb ssbiess. made from eSlDhvr.
cr.am % sssssy ana hers ne6lctssa. Taken
regvlsssy shs bsVe1 y psysNee- TIE bowels
and Bvss ss3my'sse6 iuse hsoIshy settsa sse
esrc essssussed hey sre esekea 70
iess are spsssas6 fer ehiSeren- % shey Do
res grspc % sscken
'Usmma~-'r hasW % sesAsng Seseer sss
be1.wesstne sAa.: ora0 ~ sssessre cstebs.
1rs0s Of tlncsUrV mo- or0Oostc 90 I
90 eU0D 80 eoSWWUv1 ~. ~ esso
y = = . osvoo - OUsB - bsus ogssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
Asking for
MedicalAd

any special system Of physical G.
ward off old age am ten years
than you are, and yet | am coc
lively broken down by old age.
would you advise me to dor
My dear Sir: do not teach any -
of physical culture. The only p&l
culture | believe in is TO have sonn1
TO do every day that calls into plg4
the mental and physical powers.
thing that you are interested IN
thing you believe in Eat frugalfy
your age use meat sparingly. MalrE
use OF narcotics OF any sort Drink
water freely. and if you wish to do4
actly as do. keep a bottle Of Pefu1
the house all the time. At the sliGH
appearance of cold, or sneezing, OF cel1
chill, or stomach arrangement. tnl
dose of Peruna before each meal for -
days until the symptoms disappear.
use the cold water towel bath 90
morning, described in the Ills Of
sent gratis.
FROM A DOCTOR:-A doctor NJ
me as to the remedy Katarno:
have been reading your articles III
newspapers lately. and ! see that y09'<
putting up the old-time Peruna und
new name. While the old-time Pet
was in its glory l used to prescribe III
quently for my patients. But since
change made in the formula, in wlpiel
laxative was added, l have not been d
tain whether l had better prescribe II
not. am anxious, however. to presclj
Katarno, for believe it to be one q
best tones I ever knew Of. In dong
can I send my patients to the drug -
or must they go to McDonald-Ste
Co., as indicated in your letter?
My dear Doctor: All wholesale ~
gists keep Katarno. Any retaiIer =
does not keep it in stock could eaaIN1
it of them. II for any reason y0ur I
tients cannot get Katarno Of the dfuee1
they should address The Katarno ca
pany, Columbus. Ohio.
Peruna, Manalin and Lscupia mes
featured by the Peruna Company. 4
,umbus, Ohio. Sold at all drug store
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Many pers5
INQUIRE for The Old-time Peruna. 81
want the Peruna that their Eath
and Mothers used to take. Ties
Peruna is now called katarno. II ~
druggist or dealer does not keep ~
sale write the Katarno Company, Colsl
bus, Ohio, and they will tell YOU
about it. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Fredericksburg, Va. November 81
Invitations have been received h.
for the marriage of Miss Aline 81
John. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs IT.
ST. John. Of Mobile. Ala, to RoA4
Watson Arnold. Of Waverly. the eor6S
mony to take place Wednesday oFe<
ming. November -, at ofclouk, r.
Christ Church, Mobile. Ala 81
Miss st. John has frequently v1SttG
the family Of Captain n. b. Rowe. -
.Bronpton." and has many fraen4D T.
this city. Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
The Doctors Answers on
Health and Beauty Questions
Nv DR.. LEWIS BAKER.

UN LEWIS o<HAIaS'
tn. questions answered below general IN charac
ter the symptoms diseases gwen and the answers
viii apply to any Of similar nature
Thpse wishing further advice, free may address Dn
.r;s Raker. College Bldg ColIegeEnwood SITS, Day
tom Ohio enclosing seaddressed stamped envelope 1s
reriv Full name and address must be gwen Out onIy
;n,,i oe FICTITIOUS name will be used IN my answers
The nrescrptions can be filled any welLssocSed drug
store Any druggist can order Of wholesaler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

.- "a ,he head and
severe cese u es vs.
threat.
Answer: I receive oaHy S..sd =. you
tiers from people wno 49, ~,,h the sol-
DO end Who nAse oSo ~..h nv mixing
owing p.escf1psioo. vU.m. novder
one-hsif teaspoontui 49,. ,,y drug
which yeu can pu.s1 "a IA "a hi, one
gfst In OF paeHeses. ~ N ~. ncs.-t,s
pint OF warm wa!eI. " ~ 49, ca
daily TO thorouSn!J ~. Th;s a
:arrh balm should oe u seo - ynane
msde oy msxiHs o1e ;.rd ar xa,eiipe
powder VITA one ounSs as.-t.. ,wtce a
eco. vanish II ssouI6. however. De useo
occasionally 20 prevent q return OF ;ne as
ease
.,v,s;os
e. Wntes: ~ 49, ~s.in .nd
that VII cure oandfum. nen."s
oreDessre osidne"- p'esse
~nst "
a,-.r. Far several years I have pre-
1000 n,.io Se,,ou msnyoi a. superior to
s,r,hfns kcovn for the treatment o! dis
cassd scalo. &c, 7. IN rcur-ou.ce ta-s with
,,,i; si-ec,toes. II quickly overcomes all dis
Gases Of hair and scalp and gives Few Siscr
sad .nt>pse natural color 10 the hair. Try
I, fairly and on ~tu advocate sts use for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
ns in Albemarle and Fluvanna csss
PATRONS DAY oBsERvED.


Hlgh Sch0ol.
Lawrenceville, Va. November Ss
Patrons Day was observed AZ
renceville High school on Friday Mex4l
ing. The large audience crowded H.
assembly hall Geo. D. Rowe.
principal. presided. The program c.
sisted Of songs. recitations and d.
loRues by the pupils OF the pr1ms4
and grammar grades. and OF q debe
BY four high school pupils. Miss Co3'
RE Bowen and George Percival 49,
on the Affirmative and Miss ytv1q1
Barrow and william Trotter defen
the negative of the question:: Ree0<M
ed. That High School Term Exam4
lions Should Be Abolished.
judges. Rev. Mr.. Sti6, Rev. 8 G.
lizard and w. b Valentine. rendere4
decision In favor of the NEGATIVES
An interesting feature Of the Pre-
gram was a fire drill, In which ~
building was cleared Of 2es pupils =
twenty eight seconds
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

Elizabeth says:
Am troubled with q
eons;ant headache.
vhich also Affects
my eyes. Ny breath
s>-$u; "a I have
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10

bea-vesftag sAas: I osa0 ~ ssocssre csbebe.
1rs0s Of stncsUre mo- or0Oostc 90 I
o. ev0D 80 eoSWWUvG ~. ~ ess0
~ Z = . osvoo - WUsW - oOUS ogs0s0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
AN OLD MAN:-An elderly gentlen

writes me:
Dear Doctor Hartman: ! know how
strong and well you are, although you
are much older than I am. envy you
YOUR magnificent health. Do you have
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-15
Guild Off to Texas
Freight Meeting

Commissioner J. NJ Guild of the COM
mercial club left last night for Gal
weston. Tex, TO attend the annual meet
ing OF the western classification conf
mittee. which eonvenes Tuesday morning.
In addition to representing the shipping
interests OF Omaha. he will also represent
Sioux City, 81. Joseph, Lincoln and Den
Yer. The docket OF subjects TO be con-
sidered at this meeting are far reaching
should certain changes on the list be
made" says Mr.. Guild. For instance.
II Is proposed to eliminate all provision
for reduced ratings on empty carriers
returned. This means empty cement
bags. empty cracker boxes. empty beer
packages Of all kinds. empty carboys.
empty gas cylinders. etc. when returned
to the jobber or manufacturer TO be re-
filled will be required to pay full tariff
rates the same as on the new article.
While this win probably be the hard
est contested article, there are a score
Of others Of just as great interest to
other lines. Certain manufacturers OF
Omaha have petitioned for changes In
ratings and provisions to enable them to
compete with the eastern manufacturer
on fairer and more reasonable basis.
The western jobber is as usual ap-
posed to the extension OF the mixed car
load privileges which. II successful. would
seriously impair II not entirely destroy
the iobbing industry"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-15
Council for Senior
Class Of High School

The six officers of the class of 1872 Of
the Omaha High school held a meeting
at the school late Friday afternoon and
appointed a senior council" in place Of
the various committees usually selected
to conduct affairs. The work of the
council will embrace arrangements for
class exercises, program entertainments
and finances. The class president will
be an honorary member OF the council.
So far this school year the senior class
has held but one meeting, that being
when officers were elected last SepteG-
Der. Fridays meeting was unannounced
to any of the students and the question
of having a senior council" was not
put up to the class meeting. but 1t will
not be held until after the beginning
Of the new school term.
The officers of the class are: President.
Edwin Landale: vice president, Beulsh
Byrd; secretary. Grace Robinson; treas
urer, Virgil Rector: sergeants-at-arms,
Florence Lake and Douglas Burns.
There are twenty students on the coun-
ell, ten girls and ten boys, as follows:
Misses. Claire Patterson, Laura Zim-
norman. Josephine Congdon. Lucille Fell
lers, Elizabeth Rainey. Beulah Byrd.
Grace Robinson. Florence Lake. Mabel
Conklin, Rose McGovern: Messrs. George
Grimes, BeryL Croker. Vargil Rector,
Milton Petersen, George Metcalf, Charles
Shook. Rex Houlton, Frederick Koenig.
Paul Macklin and Douglas Burns.