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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-01-01
Worthy Thouahts.

Pride, ambition and ayarice are to
be repressed and the spirit Of true
worth cultivated. When the selfish,
ambitious thoughts perceive that there
is an alI-peryading thought-substance,
upon which they can feed and grow
fat and rich in all ways. they strive
for first place. We should curb this
seIfishness and LET the master of the
feast Divine Intelligence. bid to hon.
orabIe places worthy thoughts
Unity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-01-01

b 4E
They never were shiftless or happy
go lucky folk in that farming Eden of
Virginia. For generations Shenandoah
farmers have parted their names in
the middle with thrift; they have never
had any race problem, for they never
depended upon thu negro to till their
fields and if you look into their social
registers you will find many such names
as Solenberber, Funkhouser. Fahne-
stock and Cohlhousen.
The first people to settle the Valley
of Virginia came down from New York
and Pennsylvania, from as far north
as the Mohawk Valley. There are big
groups today of Mennonites, Shenan-
doah Dutch. Dunkards. and others of
the more simple and democratic sort,
who have just farmed and farmed from
generation to generation, keeping up
their fences and their barns. their
churches and their schools, living along
in happy ignorance of urban lures
You will find these simpler folk up
the Pike" in Shenandoah, Rockingham
and Augusta counties. You viii meet
them in the towns of Edinb burg, New
Market and Harrisonburg. They will
| tell you with pride that Rockingham
County is the richest county in the
state and one of the richest in Amer
lea. 1t is good to know that practically
all this wealth is from the soil. and
/ that even so these Shenandoah farms
have quite begun to realize their possl-
bilities. AS a sample. in Rocking ham
County alone there are fifty thousand
acres of young apple orchards that
l have not yet come into bearing. Most
/ of these orchards indeed. the vast
majority -were planted by farmers
merely as adjuncts in the general
scheme of diversifcation. Horticul-
tural experts are being brought in to
assist in the proper care and cultiva-
ton Of the trees and the boys Of the
families are heading of to the agricul-
tural colleges and vocational schools-
often in spite of parental objections.
In the valley. when you say Up the
VALLEY, " you mean IN westerly direc-
tion, toward Staunton, where there il
m elevation Of about eighteen hundred
feet and Where the mercury occasion
/ any dips down TO twenty below zero IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-01-01

For Sale.

A good seven room dwelling with
bath, located on Vest Liberty Street.
Rents for $l44,O0 . year. Price $l7OO.
lGOoRE &MooRE (Inc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1914-01-01

You take no chances by dealing at
the Il B. Store. Your money back on
demand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30

wili go moochimr about str"cts and
places; picking up thugs they VIII
Nobody can dispute either Of these
"rAcular propositions. therefore both
il"s" picture PLAYS are OF tremendous
sociological impurt3uc'.
WITH tn" theme 81 this valuable con-
,ributi"n TO- the hictor'nl his'"lN OF
s.rN to say ouiy that it * developed
IN a series Of Four episodes. each dead
ING with Il different t;iCi each of whom
S"ribcd in this country by colo
of the ART OF war The Cact that only
ono man appears prominently aS rcprc-
Scnting his loathscmc trade iuGuitci.
enhances the plausth!litN at the story.
since TIA" four girls are Of widely dir
t"r"nt strata aud would therefore
uaturallN All lac attracted hN the same
tNnc OF Sliultnr ill-dr"SS"d tough.
fitcS" scenes rclatiu. The four cpl
Sod'S of the Sermon ar" All stupidlN
acted and badly photographed. except
. i"w. IN which policemen run up and
down stairs. clubbing everybody IN
sight. aud tw" "r three others. IN which
the iir" engine horses xiv" excellent
there j. injected - laNrhabic biz Of
third dc"rc" business. 80 sight Of which
laiuS confess and its natural incliua-
ton 80 take sides against "a" police.
80 much Tor the story. Which would
"uuSc Reginald Wright I>auifmau.
Wittcr Hyun"r. OF amy Of the other
men who haV" written seriously ON the
subject hnt all IS not over, There re
main two moro reels vet unrovlcd. Ia
one Is disniaycd what might lave been
'ud what "uent T." hHv" hocn, II Ia"
GVis hadn't picked up tn" thugs -
th"S" scenes ar" solid sentiment. good.
t'ii"k. old sentiment spread on With 20
spade and the reel cudS with Il force
fun aud inprcsSiN" Sort at au iuj-
iHiion il"garthian scene. ia which "a
lot OF people arc shown dnmcinr ami
drinking ia tn" street which bursts
into rcd lam. and utterly consumes
thcu. Though, Sirau%" To say. Vh"n
the flames =" on, ami Virtue looks
down from IT, bacll drop. they aren't
consumed after all hut Just lie there
IN pilcs-as white and mic, as any
thing.
rnc mare. the last reel is pure. per
feet all"Sory Everybody wears lou,;
robes and some Of them sit on SHINING
thi"ties, white lot" of them carry
Staudards with StrJug" dcNiccs-on"
uplifting aud Inspiring device is
Magma. which must mean something
mighty imp"rtaut Nnd the Who'll. al
l"g"ry pure .nd perfect AS 1T is
must suggest thoughts that must mean
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30

ION on the subject that our Mothers
Friend" is a great help to cxpcctant
mothers. They write OF tho wonderful
relief. how ii seemed TO allow the
muscles to expand without undue strain
and what - "ulcndd influence il was on
the icrVou. system such helps as
Mothers Friend and thc broader
knowledge of them should have a helpful
influence upon babies OF tho future.
In a little book for such women these
POINTS arc more thoroughly brought out
and copy VIII hc mailed TO anyone who
viii sond us their name and address.
Mothers Friend Is sold in all drug
stores and highly recommended for IL.
timely usefulness, its safencss and the
real help IL affords. ASK for Il at the
store and write us for the book. Brad
fold Regulator Co.. 3lI Lamar BIDS.
.Ntlanta. Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30

mines. tn" captured ships were lowed
away by one OF the DauuDc steamers.
Emperor Francis Joseph will return
To Vienna from 1Schl tomorrow. aud
may then go To Budapest to bc nearer
the scene OF action Popular cntliu-
SiaSm - growing since the Enpcror'S
manifesto. and patriotic demonstrations
arc being held all over the country.
i;uns on the savings banks are dimiu-
iShiur.
Germany and ITALY to-day continued
thc'r efforts TO localzc the var he
tween Austria hungary aud SorNia
No turth"r declaration had oaru re
'.lN'd from Russia, ana that country
ais" hid made no fresh attcmp; Ia IN
terNcn" in the controversy The Rus
sian ambassador to Austria hungary
conferred with Count I.oopulI Vrn
kcrihtold, .\ustro-l Hungarian !,oroi.;:,
Minister, hut il is understood The in
t"rNi"W was only FOR the purpusv of
ohtalninS information.
Nothing whatever is known here Of
the reported intention Of RUSSIA to
max" Il declaration Of neutrality i'm
ease Austria hungary should rcuouncc
the id"a of territorial expansion at the
expense Of the iiaikan state
Dispatches received here dated War
saw. Roland. report that several now
der magazines exploded in that city ON
slnns occurred IN tho principal post
oi'icc. many persons being Killed or
wounded
Another telegram SAYS tho entire
vltad"I If Warsaw was blown M and
mat semi official ordinations declared
me explosion Ia hay" hccu caused by
liEhtniug. The dispatch stated there
luton had broken out among the Rus
sian poles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30

a gencral surveillance over Austr,ans
ana Germans in Paris. rhc project ut
police to-day ordered the discontinue
"nc" OF the scrNic" III the public st
tables on the sidewalks and on the
terraces IN frnri "C cafes.
The government made au appeal 10
the press to Keep calm aud carefully
10 verify its news concerning tn"
crisis before pUhliShin=.
Long lines Of dcp"sitorS waited out
side TIA" savings hanhs to-day to-
withdraw their money. rs all payments
Will hc SuSp" ud"d in ease If war.
Late Tonight there had hc"ti no
change in tn" gravity Of ia" situation.
NJ thc Ely$Cc Palace. i'r"sidcut i'oiu-
care conferred until i late hour with
the Cabinet ministers. TIL" government
was continuing to use every means TO
reach basis for tho cancellation OF
the hostile country. Ns u result Of the
crisis, president foincaro has abau-
doncd his contemplated vacation ~ tn"
AlpS
notwithstanding Tho order al the
government prohibitiug .tn aUtiWar
meeting Tonight called bN tho r"No-
lutionarN Labor organiHat ION. thousands
OF work inGmcu assembled and tried to
rush the "ordouS Of polir" in order 90
enter tn" meeting place. Fierce Scrim-
images cnSu"d. ana 80 OF tia" rioters
Wtr, arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
MUUIt.I/ ALTON or GERMAN
I-nlkA Is LLIl.ILI.N l,NUu \ III ~

N,rIW. .IuIN 20 an ImUOriNWt OH
cial conference ON the .\ustru- S"vNiau
situation WAS begun here early this
evening. and continued until late
hour Tonight When IL adjourned it
WAS announced that nothing concern
ina, the conference or its results would
bc made public Tonight.
II - understood that the Coufcrecs
included. iu addition TO pr. Won Eeth-
mann llullwog. Imperial chancellor,
Gottli.b Won Jaguw, Foreign Minister.
rinc. and one al tho Empcrors aide de
camps, % uuubor OF tho commanding
generals of the German army
1t WAS reported tonight in circles
clos" To tn" Austrfa,l "mbassy that q
mobilization of tn" German forces to-
morrow was highly probable"
No confirmation of This report was
obtaiuablu
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TtniI: GIVEN no PREPARE
L'ON IVY NI,NA sIIII Ia

t"cathiuc Time allowed hy today
Sctnack ia prices has apparcuth given
supple opportunity 10 prepare for ANY
roy shock.
Whereas. this morning the Board of
Trade directors huNiously considered
TIA" ?dNisahilitN OF ucccdiug TO q nu-
mcrously si-Ucd petition ." close tia,
exchange TO aver, possible ruin 10
dcaicrs the same directors jo-ujrh
haul TO deal with formal courluinis
that emergency measures to- insure
safety should not be tolerated longer
The complaints were that calls for .u,
:: buslcl margins were 4 violation or
the exchange code. and that Toe was
ne only authorized limit Action CA
the ,"ntpiiiuts WAS deferred ON TIN.
ground Cha, nc further call for such
untsuai margins would be thought Of
after to-day.
Scenes ~ the close Of the market
TO lazy were IN the sharpcst contrast
With yesterday when the whoa, pi,
was crowded With pcrspiriuc brokers
frAutical1y trying to buy at tho hie,h-
"st roiu, OF the day. When tho hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
tGINtILN on sItJl:
N IruIil.li.\ tI'IVNlS

Council, 'of state ware hold to-day
q, ST Petersburg. l'"rliu and Paris.
Tho British government continues til
.tlitud. that tho crisis does not ,Tt
coic.tu Great Eri' ,n. save rs "a spc.'-
iatur Aui pc.,ceiuakCr No official
sttt.ui,u, issued to-uicht SAYS:
$40 measures have Boon taken by
thc wiutor! authorities which are #
tur nature OF mobilization. The only
orders vhich have been given .,rH - "a
IUr.iN pr,cIUt0uary and defensive
character TIA" suaNal measuics are
also prcvautiuuarN. No MODIFICATION
has hr-r ordered
lu iftc CAGE OF what 50 calm minded n
states a. NiScount MORLEY in The
Ilous, of Lords Tonight called the
'poS~i pilttN ot a vast cataStrUpt =. the
politicians and the press have become
sohored tu au extent this country NtS
never before known. Not Il word ii.-
citing 10 international or domestic
nuStilitir~ comes from any quarter.
The most hittol' .nti-,icruau plpcrs
sre.ul of Germany ia terms OF respect
uui ricudship
The n Hon. james Henry palxicl
prrsij.ns nj "a great Liberal r"cunS
hrro Tonight. i'm which tue irish La
buritos participated, aud which w"S
originally called 80 sttttcn the back
~. the government ON h"m" ril-. said:
''rhc threat a. civil WIr IN ireland
has nv"p -r,"tly inaguiii"d. !: mas =
greater bearing ON the p,rSr0t for
ciEu situation imam British puh!'> has
amy conception al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
RECALL. sol rDlsU UttUItE
& II ESI NI. IIlI.L. IL IL A. IlL.n

TWO bnttali"uS az tee Fourth i;cpi-
m"nt W"r" sent through the town. aud.
Volutu. into the OP"n. uDorlN a half
mil" from thc uucN "t tho hill. the gen
yrul engagement began. The FIRST
Regiment SOFT On lJnk movement
/" tho lcrt. came to the support. aud
TIA. advance as SkWuiShcrs M the nll
w;tS started E"for" ~" crest was
reached 10y thc attacking party recall
;v;,s sounded
The brigade officers were summoned
&" h"uduuart"rS, whcr" the faults and
good points cot thc mauccuNr"s wcT"
examined by the un,pircs. composed OF
regular .,ruy officers.
''Ihc movements were well ""uduvi-
eel. rh.t were planned VIII, fore
sight .ui executed we'll" said Colonel
Wilhcr T.. Wilder. United states Army.
c9wuiaudant AIT tho "anp at Inc comy
rlusjou ut hs tall, to ia" assembled
u,iir"rs. "Ii SHOULD ho considered :,
draw. tc continued. AS there was NO
Scrioua rlUud"r on either side, and the
iiro "t h"th sides was purely profile
NAUTICAL"
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ADJUSTMENTS
trrt I ="
t"I"ni"'-i nudc,iIIc aud pictures.
Observation-Disclosures.
..i.rutrc, ."-StiII:

rhaj Wu.h- booked and uubnolIcd
photo uci"dr:,n. of the underworld.
"rr"t-ct U.s. which IN" management
of the lijuu haas nnallN succeeded la
iudiuE iu that theatre for the rest
ol tl,' week beginning YESTERDAY
teaches great moral lesson" by
ui"aus not altogcth"r diSSjmilur to
those employed in making "l"hu Bar
lc>eorn' powerful prohibition SER
mon.
ip The Gimcl vcrsion OF Ja-j> Lon
~ "a man viii druk with sincerity ana
terNpr long enough hr wil certainly
h"com" drunk: ia protect U.s." il j.
realistically demonstrated tina, if girls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
DECISION - NciINsT
lI.nNINa. WIN.

>"ciation to-day decided against clos
lnu the h"ur%c. hut suspended dealings
iu securities h"udl"d Tor settlement
continue. rhrr" we're ~" Si.US OF
pnuir duiiuS IA" day.
bankers here displayed TIA" most
pc$smiStiv uUud to-day. It is cN-
p,rtcd that the committee ot TIA" Ger
man Imperial Eaul, viii meet to-mor-
row aud raise TIA" discount rate from
To - p"I cont.
The hours"s at Hamburg aud Frank
for, also suspended dealings Tor svt-
ilrnlrml.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
CONTINUE EFFORTS
TS tIIII: " Ar

Nicnua Iuly 2'-Tnc SrrviHns at
1910 o'clock this morning blow w the
bridge spanning tho River Save he
tween the Austrian town of Scmiu
:nd Eclprad". The Austrian infantry
ana artillery stationed ut SCmlin, i'm
conjunction with monitors on tn"
'rnuhc. fired or the Scrvinu positions
vi the bridge. The ScrViaus
Cd after - short cnGaGcmcut
,riilin" losses.
small detachment of pioneers in
I-rpcrati"u with the customs officers,
aitcr - short encounter yesterday, can
tured from tho crews TWO Sorviam
steamers ludcu with ammunition and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30

,o ster trading arrived to-day, IN"
price 81 wheat WAS at the lowest level
III The session. aud sales We're li.ht.
Spectators crowded thy visitors gal-
'cr\ throughout the day. and long lines
~ mcn and women side awaited .,d-
mission. III" brokers Offices near the
board were packed Win people. hut
would be spectators we're dch.,rrc,I
from uadius hcv;,us" OF large mar
Gains
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
FRANCE CONTINUES
Il''IIN 'Itl a 4 4,

i'arls. JulN -. Franc" continues
quietly To prepare iur war Tie
troops OF the active army arc gradual
~ concentrating near ihc frontier. y
mlI'tarN guard has been placed i'm the
great Hour mills at Corbcil. near I'ariS
ing bakers in Paris AR" laying ia
large stocks, and the city authorities
TO-DAY started forming a reserve store
OF 1000 tons of -four.
The uolicc department is cNCrcisin-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
GRASP ut'pEItTt \I'r>
EDIt M<\tI,IsSHr&

Paris, july -" President roincarc
returned to PARIS TODAY from his visit
p"rtunitY for manifestation at pa
tri"tic feeling hN some thousands Of
Young mon belonging to tine League Of
Patriots.
Tn" DEMONSTRATORS gathered at The
railroad station and checr.d tho Ir.si-
,trnt on his arrival. they then formcJ
Tres dents carriage lu The Palacc of
~" hlNSc". Immense crowds cheering
them AS they went 10y. rho army liz
President and tho t'rcuch republic were
az chccrcd enthusiastically by the peo-
Tho windows along the route were
crowded with women. vino showcrcI
Towers int" the Presidents carriage
as it passed.
me government TODAY prohibited
any aniiwar meeting called by tho
rcNOlut iOllNrN lNhur Experimentation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
SAYS PROHIBITION
LAW Is A FAIL URE

NoutinNcd From I'irst I'oecD
l;tnd Legislature aud .talr rcprcscula-
ilNr OF ~" iOltimur" American:
KaIciGh =. Smith. staff REPRESENTATIVE
ol IN" HIltiuor" News: y. H. MELON
maid. STAN representative Of tho iinlIi-
NOR" sun: i. Hampton. I:auu,Gartncr.
al the Baltimore and ohio Railroad
Company. ana James II. E-~ucr. adj
Nanr" representative of III" centennial
inIrin. nurfN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30

Z lot True. II T. hard to understand
nui we must remember that II every.
hody understood IL without amy trouble
IL wouldn't he an allcgcry
Except TO repeat the statement that
~ teaches great moral lesson. he
'"usc inc producers say sO---thc kind
est thing one can say OF protect lis"
Is that 1t. viii be followed next week
by "cabiria.''
Douglas (;ordou
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30

the cities there arc
maternity hosDita Is
equipped with mod
cin methods. But
most women prefer
their own homes and
IN the towns aud VIII
lagos must prefer
them. And since
this Is true we know
from the great many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
DGA T HIS

NUpr.- Died. at his residence. 1915
NJ G'kWoGd AYgngf T!rY,SsGsd"y; Jgly e,
IL tho nitN-niuth year OF his age - :
funeral TltlS AFTEENOoN ~. l..
O'CLOCK from the residence. Intcr,ncnt
in Uo!iNN, God
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30

The Interchange OF ,eicsrams. Mean
1ierlin rcIald'ng Russia's military
measures,
Tho French cmOaSsN processes to
have assurances FROM the German GOV
eminent that GormanN would not re-
gard a Russian mobilization ON tho
Austrian frontier as In absolute cause
foF w9r--NsSur.,urcs, perhaps. received
since Emuorur Williams return 10
Germans.
nIt the situation Undoubtedly is
bankers aud thc public is justincd.
Vail, the Hc'chs sank to-day dc
cIdcd 10 leave its rate unchanged.
This decision is believed 10 have been
intended solely 10 avert further alarm,
aud e rltc advance is expected before
the WCCt ends.
Two Ions liucs of men stood al day
before tho counters of the Ecichs
Banl> huudiuc tu uOtes for redemption
in eold. These liucs Wcrc stan uu-
br9kou when ttc banks closed To-day.
-NJpous th" oppIivnuts ror rcdcmpti"ns
evidently were uH0N small dcpoSitcrs
IN savings banks who nd Withdrawn
thrir balances ftow these institutions
and then hurried to the Eci"hs ianll
to .NChaug, notes for gold
The foreign oNJhauEc market here
reflects the stuxietE prevailing among
the RUSSIAN aud Austrian peoples.
Thu price of ST petersburg and
Nicnuo bills druppcG to-day to the
lowest lrStl OF tWo decades New
Nurli exchange also registered a sen
suuuually low level
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
The Weather

Forecast; Nirginia-I'air Thurstu,
"uu nr"hIh,H !'ridat: moderate north
winds.
Wort Il 4 ;roi :-t.rncrutI, fnir
'h"r~d;tS and Friday; light to modrr-
ate Variable winds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
PAYMASTER ARRIVES.
AND SOLDIERS REJOICE

0'on'N "a F'roW NirHt Fago)
toured around the "itN OF o;ordous
willie. masl,mr th"ir advance i'm "a rail
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iIIiiiIiI SclI.

special to The Times pispAtch.l
HcathsVillc. Va. iuly % William
self died at his home near Tucker :
jill. Wcstmurcland county. aged about
sNtN -scXcn Years. iic Is survived
hv his widow.
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Itomr>c Is Closed.

81. ivt"rsburl. .Iuly 2c.--rnc IuurSc
here was closed TODAY. and probabiy
Will not open untn Monday.
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(ReDoCroR,S
..HDV1CEzA
Ar Or: Lewzs BaKoy- ~

Ihe questions answered below are
general III character. tho symptoms or
diseases are given and the answers wiII
apDly IN any case Of similar nature
those wishing further adVicCS rrcc
may address Or. Lewis Baker. College
H!dE. COLLEGE ltllwood SITS. Dayton. -
enclosing self-addrcSscd stamped en-
Nciopc for reply. Full name aud adj
dress must bc given, hut oUlN initials
or fictitious name viii he used ina ms
answers. The prescriptions can bc
illCd at any we'll sto"ijcd druE store
Any druggist can order OF Wholesaler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
Change Of BiII N, Colonial.

There win be II complete cb.n,o
Of program OF both vaudeville and nic
lures ~ the Colonial Theatre today
The hcad,tncr for the last half of the
week Viii be Ashley and Garfield i'm "a
comedy singing and talking act on
the big time, or the higher priced cir
cult this act TX known as Ashley and
Ice. aud has scored great hits in the
larger Keith houses.
Madden and CloGg will offer "a series
OF ballroom dances that promise rare
cntcrtainmcUt Ia the dance fans. Orr
ahd DE Costa 'will present II refined
singing act, and the prominence Of this
"oupl" III vaudeville would seem to
guarantee their success. Harry. Orr
mas been the accoanpaniSt for Jack
Norworth for a number of years, and
Miss Dc Costa had Il prominent part
y, the first road production of The
Rose Maid
Marcus and Garticttc, in a skating
act. Hld the -Four l\Ocur2c Brothers. in
"a remarkable Juggling act. viii com
plot" the bill OF vaudeville" The Hearst =
Sciig News Pictorial will lac :, Tea
iur" OF the motion picture section Of
the bill
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lnIIcd 80 tninrs.

ST. Petersburg, luly 29\n imp.rl:,l
UkHSc issued 10y the Emperor Tonight
calls 1" tho colors an immense mum
Der of r"ScrViSts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30

Johu e. l.. writes: II ma my natural
strength and nervous SYSTEM failing
me. do not rccupcratc as OF wore.
MY food ana rest seem not to hcutHt
as they should. Nu weak dcspoud,ri
ana unable a.. perform the duties which
were assumed earlier in life. while my
ambition for work and pleasure is
slowly going
Answer think q powerful harm
less tome and ucrViuc medicine Will re-
JuNenaio aud restore the functions of
digestion. assimilation aud elimination
by inN!Eoratine the nervous system.
OBTAIN three grain cadomcnc tablets.
packed In sealed tubes. and take AS
per directions accompanying.
A!iss Ecr;i" L.. asks: what remedy
can you recommend 10 reduce obcsity y
safely want to reduce about Thirty
pounds.
Answer: rely on liy.-rii,iu arboloue
tablets as being the most effective and
convenient treatment 10 reduce abuor-
mai rat Druggists suppl. this in
sealed tubes with complete directions
After the hrst fow DAYS - pound :, day
IS not too much reduction.
Airs NJ D. u. asks DO YOU think it
IS possible form 10 increase my weight
from - pounds to about 10 pounds
Answer. Yes believe that tho
Will DO this FOR You rs il has for thou
sands OF others. ASK Nour druggist for
three grain hypo- nuclanc tablets in
sealed package with Gun directions.
Take them for several months tu got
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