The times dispatch. [volume], September 15, 1903, Image 5

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VA. POLiTlCS
Saturday's Events Are Widely
Dlscussed.
UEFEAT OFC. J. CAMPBELL
Downfall of Former Judge of Amherst
CnOoed No Surprlse?-Nelson's
Nominoe a Young Physlclan of
Popularl'.y?Vlrglnla Boys.
Thore woro sonin stlrrlng and Inler
BtBlng events ln Vlrglnla polltlcs on Sat?
urday, nnd tho polltlcal tongUes aro stlll
wagglng as a result.
The defeat of forrnor Judge C. J. Camp?
bell, of Amherst, along wlth nll hls ullii's
on tho tlckot, ytho flnal iiwardlng of tlie
cortlflcato of nomlnatlon to Mr, J. K,
Fulton, of Grayson, for Senator over
Judge J. R. Mooro, of Patrlck, ln the
Slxth DlHlrlct, nnd the result of tho prl?
mary ln Nelson, where Dr. Jolin' C.
F.vorntt defeated nll hla opponents for
tlie House rifter a hot bnttle, nro hII In?
terestlng dcvoloptnetits nnd aro goltlnu
a falr sliaro of oomment.
Judge Camphell's cruslilng defent causod
nO general surprlse. though a groat mnny
polltlclans hore stlll hnd faltn ln . hla
wlnnlng qualltles. Dr. Don Scott. whn wlll
represent Amherst In the House, Is un
knnwn to fnrne, san-c ns a brlght, modest,
young country physlclnn, nnd tho fact
thnt he hnd no puollc record. to bo nt
tacked and defonded, had much to ao
wlth hla1 swceplng . trluinph.
.But there were other raiMons for the
ehangn of front among tho sturdy moun
taln (Vters of Amherst. Cnmpbcll had
lolig ruled thp county wlth an Iron rod,
accordlng to hls opponents, lnnd lt:cy
hullt up a poworful prganlzritlpn de'Slgnod
to nrcompllsh hla downfall long before
tho campaign opened up inn publlo way.
Never was tlicro a hottcr prlmniy con-.
test. In Vlrglnla, nnd nover was a rcault
hnllod wlth moro gonnlne dollght. by the
vlctors.
WHO DR. EVBRETT IS.
Down In Nel?on there were flvo nsplrnnta
for the' Houso. The vlc.tor, Dr. John C.
Evorott, comes of one of the most fll.?
tlngulshed fnnillles ln Albemarle county.
and was born nt Keswlcl;.
He ls a young physlclan of much pot>
ularlty. nnd n Democratlc londer ?of Iri
fluence. >
Dr. Everctt haa ,on two former occn
aions nsplred to n seat In tho HOuse,
but wns each tlme defeated by hls old
tlmo nntagonlnt, Dr. A. B. Kltzpatrlclc.
This tlme the latter's flag wont, down
hefore the forces of the former, nfter
one of the hardest battles fought In tne
aounty In m;in<--years. The prepent rep
rcf.entatl've. llnn. '.V. II, Goodwln, has an
noimcod hlsv Intentlon of opposlng Dr.
Bverett, but tho latter wlll wlll out. ns the
county ls safely Democratlc under tbe
now Constltutlon, .nnd tho prlmary left
but few wounds to be lienled. Dr. Evorott
Is n warm hoartod, engaglng A'lrglnla g?n
tloman, nnd ls llkoly to become one of
the most popular membors of tho new
House. *?
POLITICAL COINCIDBNCB.
', The flnal awnrdlng of the cortlflcato ot
nomlnatlon to Mr. J. K. Fulton. for Sena?
tor ln the Bl-xth Dlstrlct furnlsh'ps'n cotn
cJdenc'e of pocullnr pu./uc iritoresf. which'
wlll be all the.moi-p strlklng II ho shull
boelectod. flime firtecn years ago, two
brothers went from Sonthwest A'lrglnla to
Lcbanon, O.. to ptudy law. and whon they
returned to practlcc. one sottled In Gray?
son, and tho other in AA'nrren county. .
They havo. now both been put forwnrd
for the Sennto by thelr party from thelr
respectlve dlstflcts, nnd if thoy shall
wln at the poll? In Novemhor, they wlll
llkoly bo hoord fitom In tho Senate.
AVILL SCRRLV AVIN.
There wlll bo no doubt of the electlcn
of .Alr. M. J. Fulton up In , the A'alley
district. nnd with a proper campaign on
the part of tho Democrats. Mr. J. K. Ful?
ton will also wln out.
It Is understood that whatever may be
their personnl predollctlons regardlng the
contest lor Unltod States Senator, they
both nnnouncod In thelr ennvnsses thnt
they would voto for whomsocrer should
be endorsed by thelr people In tho prlma
rles.
The Fulton's are klnsmen of Mrs. Hnnry
C. Stuart. and nro among the most sub
stantlnl and hlghly respectod young men
In tholr respectlve BectlonB.
Mr. M. J. Fulton ls the law part nor
of Hon. D. C. O'Flaherty. wlth offlces
here nnd nt Front Roynl, nnd hls brother
ls superlntendent of schools for Grayson
county.
GREAT BALL GAME
The Commlsslon Men Who Wlll Llne
Up To-Morrow Af.er-oon.
The commlsslon morchants wlll play
hall to-morrow afternoon at Broad-Stroet
Park. This wlll be the second encountor
between' tho. north nnd Southsldo men,
nnd much Interest Is felt. Tho proceeds
wlll be glven to a worthy lady who
Wlshos to enter the Old Ladles' Homo.
The llne-up wlll be as follows;
Southsldo?Monroe Lovy. of L. Levy &
Co.- P. A. Helndle, of AV. F. Seymour;
?Tom Spratloy, of AV. Ay. Spratley & Co.
SERGT. R J. GORDON
Troop M, l5th Cavalry, Manila,
Phllippine Islands
Rendathe followlngapprcclallvn teB
tlmonlal to tlie vlrtue? of Cutlcura for
dlBtrt'HsIng Bkin troubtes pccullar to
that couutry: ?
" I wlsh to apcak of the mcrlta of
Cutlciira Soap. In the flrst place it has
no equal. .1 have been uslng It lorflomo
tlme niid I ttnd It to be ad cxcellent
remedy for all skln troublcs. I havo
been uslng other well known aoaps, but
I can truly aay, they are not in It with
the Cutlctira. Tlils country is tho
place to test the merlta of Cutlcura as
ouc Is troubled wlth all klnds of sklu
troubles."
Mllllons of the world'a-beat people
use Cutlcura Soap, assisted by Cutlcura
Olntmout, for preHervlng. purlfylng
antl beautlfylnf? tho akin, for cleanslng
the scalp of cruats, acalcs and dandruff,
and the stopplng of falling halr, for
softenlnp, whltenitHC and soothlnj* red,
rough and sore hands, for baby rashea,
llchlngs and chaflngs, ln the form of
batlis for aqnoying lrrltations and in
flammatlona, or too free or ofTensive
persplratlon, In the form of waabea for
nlceratlvo weaknessea, and many sana
tlve, antlseptic purposes which readlly
stiggcst. themselvcs to, woraen, espd
clally raothers, as well as for all the
purposes of the toilot, bath and nur
sery.
Catleare K?me<Ilee ?? ?old: Ihroafkont the *o*i.
Cutlcur. ll??ol?eut, JOc. (ln form ol CftoeoUt* Cotted
I'illt. U41*' ?iilol>l>). Olnlmeal,e0c..9o?p. Mc. Depolii
l/jiidon, k Ckerterhou.e Sq.i Perii. & K_e.dlel.tWUi
liodlon. IJ7 ColauiBiu Are. folur Uruj * Chem. Corp.,
ftctc Vtnn.,
WBend lor " Tbe Ort?l Bkin Book."
S. F. Padgett, of S. F. Pndgett & Co.;
AV. H. Curry, of AV. H. Curry _ Co.; L.
S. Whitmoro, of L. S. AVhitmore & Co.;
P. D. Ov.rton, of Capltal Commlsslon Co.
Northslde-R. M. Mclntlre, of J. D. Mc
Jntlre &" Co.; E. L. Frost. of E. L. Frost
& Co.:'.AV. M. Luck, of VV. M. Luck; L.
Boblneon, of Roblnson & Co.; J. T. Pow?
ers, of John T. Powers; G., M. McMImm.
of O. AV. McMImm & Co'.; L. Crovo, of
Ferrero, Crovo & Co.; Tom Pearman, of
Montgomery & Co.-, J. C. Page, of J. C.
PnKe <fc Co.; Barnoy Bowman. of Bow
roan & Co.;"W. T. Hudson, nf Hudson .fc
Son. -
MAV PLAY HERE
Brooklyn League .Club and Virginia
University I eam May Meet. ?
Managers Bradley and Doiintl, of tho
Broad-Street Park. have recelved a letter
from the rnannger of tho University of
A'lrglnla ball team, In which It Is stated
that ho Is negotlatlng wlth the Brooklyn
League Club manager.for a game.ln Rioli
mond on September 30th.
Every offort will he mnde to have tho
game come off when Rlchmond rooters
wlll bo glven a splendld exhibltlon of the
natlonal game. _
Property Transfers,
Rlchmond?Benjamin P. Ashton and w.fo
to Agnes S. XL JJoJarnette, lo lVr-l* feet
on east sule of Twenty-nmth Street,
la) 10 _-12 feet north of Lel_h, $500.
Che'wnlng _ Roso's trustees to Rlchard
Gentry, 11W feet on south slde of Cuth
erlno Street, 222 1-3 feet east of Hancock,
'iX J. Martln to Marla B., wlfe of AVm.
Ehert, 2B feet on south slde or Mar?
shall' Street, 20 1-2 feet west of Thlrly
l'ourth Street, $2,325'. ? _ ?,
AAralter S. Peyton to Norma E.. wlfe ot
J R Thompson, 20 feet on east slde ot
Eighih Streot, 10 feet south of Proston,
%essle nnd Thomas R. Sutherland to H.
_ Uenoon. 20 2-3 feet on south slde pf
Park Avenue, 01 feet east of Morris
SHeenfico-George M. Cayce nnd wlfo to
Louls Fondrlck. 30 feet on north slde ot
Maln Street. 110 7-12 feet east om Mul
bHryL?<Denoon and wlfo to Bessie, wlfe
of Thomas B. Sutherland lots 3 nnd 4
ln hlock 11 Barton Heights, $5,000.
Jolm Lyforn's ho'rs to George L. Elcner.
15 acres on Barbytown Road. 5 miles be
,OMa>y0An,0Lynoh and others to School
BIstHct No. 1. 5 2-5 acres near Dumbarton
StSt,pn,AVaddlll. clork of Henrlco County
Court to James TI. MIngee, 33 foot on
' l iaI ?? nirilrtv-sepond St"?ef, betw<"n
S0ana0.0lnTnamoofCEaau Peterson. for
taxes. $33.87._.??-.?_
Annual Examination.
Tho annual examination for the post
offlco servlce wlll bo held In this city on
November 18th in the cuntom hpuse bulld?
lng. Appllcatlon 'papers can be secured
from H. F. Archor. local aecretary, regls
try division, postofflce.
COMESTOAN
ABRUPT END
Prosccutlon of Sherlff Solo
mon Wlthdrawn. i
THE CEASE CASE DROPS
Qrand Jury Falled to Return True Blll
Yesterday?Schwonzlngle Indlcted
Along Wlth Several Othera-A
Tombstono Thlef Jailed,
Tho proBccutlon of Bhorlff Slmon Solo
rnon, of Henrico county, for allegod dorl
llcllon of duty, danie to an abrupt end
yosterday mornlng when the plalntlff, tho
1'iiBsengor and 'Power Company, through
Ita attorney, mado formal appllcatlon be?
fore tho County Court for a dlamlssal
of the charges.
When tho case was called Mr. More
dlth, ropresentlng tho company, arose to
atate that it was the dcBlre of hls cllenb
to wlthdraw from the prosocutlon, ? Tho
Cbmmonwcalth, In tho' porson of Mr.
Hoydon.lagreod wlth hlm to drop the mat
ter.', On iiccount of hls recent renoml
natlon Sherlff Solomon could be removcd
from offlce for only two monthH at best
and such a prosecution after a practlcnl
re-elcctlon would aeem more llke perso
ctltlon than otherwlse. Mr. Meredlth fur?
ther stated thnt ihe company bolle^ed Ita
rlghts had not beon properly guarded dur?
lng the strlko and that It had submltled
the queatlon to a Jury, whlch had not
agreed. Stlll ho beh'evcd that good would
come out ot the trlal. Nothing but bene
flt to tho ocmpany and to the communlty
at large could result from a clcar es
tnbllshmont of the law govornlng tho
dutles of tho sherlff ln time of rlot and
dlaorder.
Thus closes one of.the most Interesting
of the many Incidents growing out of tho
recent strlke. Sherlff Solomon wlns
agaln and hls worrles nro probably over
now. To-day tho grand Jury wlll meet
npaln nnd it wlll conslder tho ciihcs of
the three guards charged wlth shootlng
Into the crowd at Lombardy and Main
Streets. Thls case l's Intlmately bound up
wlth that of the sherlff. If the yranrt
Jiiry returns true bllls agalnst the men
tho trlumph of Mr. Solomon wlll bo com
plete. If It decs not the company wlll
score a polnt,
Tho prosent grand Jury term Is one. of
tho largest and most Interesting ov?r
held In the county. A great many Impor
tant caess aro up ln addltlon to tho ono
above mentloncd, and tho proceedlnes
wlll bc watched with tho llvollost ln?
terest.
At the sesslnn of Ihe grand Jury yester?
day several Important matters were con
aldered. The Jury falled to return a trae
blll agalnst young Harry Snyder, charged
with shootlng hln brother-In-law, Mr. .1.
S. Cease. ln thla manner, one of the
most sensatlonal cases in the county for
several years comes to an end. La Huyle
and Sch'wartz, the two men charged wlth
shootlng at an Oakwood car, also escaped
wlthout Indlctments. True bllls were
brought agalnst the followlngi Jullus
Schwnrzlnger, charged wlth shootlng Into
cars .durlng the strlke,, cnne set for the
21st;' J. Ryland .Martln. -harged wlth
lllegally obtalnlng llcenso to marry Mlss
Molly Yarbrough, caso set for the 18th;
John Nelson, charged wlth tho murder
ot Thomas Whltefan, caso set for the
23d; James A. Roane. charged wlth break
Ing Into the cars of the Chesapeaka and
Ohlo, cases set for the 16th; Wllllam
Young, charged wlth housebreaklng, casn
set for tho 2Cth: Neale Gasklns, charged
wlth housebreaklng, case set for the 17th;
Ernest Gllbert, chnrged wlth assaultlng
Da'i-ld Gary, case set for the 17th; Moses
Gunn, charged wlth blgamy, caso set for
tho 19th.
Tho prand Jury wlll meet agaln thls
mornlng to concludo lts work.
John Frozler. the negro keeper of,
Blshop's .old burylng-ground, charged
wlth robblng tho graves, was trled yes?
terday beforo 'Squlre James T. Lewla,
and was glvon slx monthB ln Jall. Fra
zler, ns told Sunday mornlng, was no
cused by John Balrd (colored) of havlng
stolen and sold for $7, the marble slab to
be placed over tho gravo of Balrd's
father-ln-law, Jofferson Miles, In Ever
groon Cemotery. The story Is one of the
wolrdest that has ever nomo to tho at
tentlon of the county offlcers. The account
glvon In court yesterday was substantlally
tho samo ns that prlnted ln thls paper
Sunday mornlng.
The school sesslon In Brookland Dlstrlct
began yesterday. Tho prospects for a
flne year aro very brlght.
VA. HISTORICAL SOCIETY
An Interesting Meeting of that Body
Held Saturday Evening.
The flrst meetlng of the Exocutlve
Cominlttoe of the vlrglnla Hlstorlcal So
clety after the summer recoas. waa held
Saturday nlght at the soclety's house,
No 707 Enst Franklin Street. Thero wore
prosent Vlce-Presldent E. V. Valentlno
Ir. the chalr, and Messrs. Moredlth,- Chand
lor, Rlchardson, Patteson, Brooke and
Stanard. ? _ ?
After an Intorval of more than two
months the report of tho correspondlng
secretary and Ubrarlan was of somo
Itnglh. About a hutv r/iii i,?okB iiliil
pnmphlels hftvo beon nddcrl tn the llhrary
and dnrlllg tho Btiinm,.,- n H),,.CLnl r.ffort
hns beon mado lo collecl nnd itrmngo
tho ptililloatlpns of nthor hlstorlcftl ro
cietlos, nnd thoso ot oih,.r Btntoa, ns well
ns tho vnrlous nlstprlcal imnrnMtiMs not
pilbllshed by, soclotlns. Alnoitg thnsn
whloh have been ?n mr niningpd -.iro
fhoreorless completn Pftsmf thn publlca
tlons of tho hlsloiiciil socletles of Liolu
wnro, Cnllfornla, New Ynrk South Cnro
llna, Mnlh_;* TOXIlBi Ncbrnakn, uiili, itiul
Mnrylitnd; the New? Joreoy Afehlvofi, ftiir
vurd, Johns Jlopkliis m,d Unlverslty ot
I'onnsylvanla blibllcttllnna; Amei-lunn llls
torlcal Assocfatl'jn, Arneiiciii lllstorcal
HevleW, Jowlsh I Isiorinii Sonloty, Now
Kngland Hlstorlcal and Oenoalbglcrtl Br>
clely (slnce 1M0). Atnnrleah Historlcn.l
Mngnzlno (Nashvllle), Southern HltltoM.
Arsoclfttlon (WftShlngtnnj, the Mlato.'loal
Mngnzlno (Dnwsons), aecond nnd thlrd
soricH; the Ks.?'X lliatlltitv nn I a number
i>f othors. The socloty h.m ,i large num?
ber of unbound coples nf tho puldlctitlons
of varloUH socletles, and w?rk nn these,
as'well Us to comploto all tlio other sots,
Wlll bo contlnuod.
Through tho klndnosn nf Mrs. Fletchor
II. Archor, of Potersburg, tho wldow of
tho gnllrint Colonel F etchor II. Archor,
the nocloty haa come Intn thn poaaeaalon
of the tlng prosonted nl lha beglnnlng of
the Mexlcnn Wnr lo tlio "t'elerHburg
Voluntoers" by the ladlca of that olty,
and bnrno by the conipnny llirougliout
Ihelr aorvlco ln Mcxlco. '~ils vnltied
reiic wlll be most carefully preservod.
Mr ?' I. WIIHiimst'ii. cf Itichmullil, l.ns
deposlted wlth tho Bocloty us a lonn n
flno portralt of Washington by Sttiarl.
Thls has boen hung In the irnnt room,
nnd ndds groatly to tho Inlen-Hllng Wash?
ington coflectlon alroaily thom.
The soclety ls Indohted tn Mr. A. W.
Weddcll, ono of Its membors, rur a caso
lo hold tho card Index tn the Vlrglnla
books, and for havlng tho cards typo
wrlttcn. '
Tho llag montioned was shown to tho
commlttee. It Is a large nnd hanusomo
battlo flag, with tho usual strlpcs; but
In the place of tho IJnlrui It Iuih on ono
aldo tho Vlrglnla arms and on tho nthor
an eaglo, wlth a scroll In hls niouth,
boarlng the lnsorlptlon. "Prcsented to the
Petorshurg Mexlcan Voiuntcers by tho
ladles of thls town," and beneath Iho cngle
a label, Inscrlbod, "Tho Petersburg Mexl?
can Voiuntcers." Tho textiire of tho llag
Is so wonk from ago that -somo melhod
of protcctlng lt from further lnjury wlll
have to be dovlsed boforc It can be ox
hiblted In th-j r> 'r.--.
Tho correspondlng secretary reported
the recelpt of a very valuuble document.
The owner of the irianuscript has deposlt?
ed with tho soclety. wllh pcrmlssion to
publlsh, the orlginal voatry book of Klng
Wllllam Parlsh, the parlsh of tho Hu
guenot Bettlers at' Manoklntown, extend
Ing from 1707 to 1769.- Most of this record
Is in French, and the biTulr Ta full of well
known Huguenot names. A subconT.nltteo
was appointed to conslrler the rrm-er of
tbe pufclioatlon of the vestry book. ?
It wns declded that tlie annual meot
ing should be hold on Frld.i.s, Decnniber
20, lMJ. <"in thls i ccasl m Rlg;h: ",ttv A \l
Knn.lolph wlll denver iho annuut ad
ilros.x. BIshop Rnndolph's eloqucui'o and
lt-amlng .nmke i: cert.iln ;li .i thls ad?
dresa wlll be ono of rare value and ln?
terest.
Tho followlng now mpmbers and sub
scrtbers were elected: Mr. J. T. Huff
mnater, Te>|xs; Jdrs. James Herncon"
Llghtfoot, Washington, D. C.i Mrs. Jesslo
A. Boyle, Iowa; Mra. Lomax Groen, vlr?
glnla; Mr. John Bland Mayo, New York;
Rov. Bakor P. Lee, D. D., Kentucky;
Mrs. James H. LeGrand, Texas; Mr. J.
L. Powell, Washington, D. C; Mrs. Jamos
?Pryor Carvln, Kentucky; Messrs. L. W.
and E. G. Cullen, Vlrglnla, and tho Fenn
sylvanLa State College.,
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Fine Meeling Held Supday at the High*
land-Park Church;
Tho regular rnonthly meotlng of the
Methodlst Sunday-School Soclety of Rlch
iiiaiiu \>js neid fciunday afternoon,,at Hi'gh
land/ Park Church. "Tho Rev. W. A.
Cooper, of St. James ,Church, offercd tho
openlng prayor. Hon. 'John Barub dellv
ered a splendld address, whlch was hlgh
ly appreclated by all present.
Tho singlng by thercholr was excellent
aa was also two beaXHIfiil s'olos rendered
by.MIss Ellzabeth Pqmberton. and littlo
Louiso Austln. - Recltatlons were dellvor
ed by Mlss Josle. Scott-'and littlo Louis
Clay Yarbrough.,- whloh were much en
joved. The next meetlng of the socloty
will.be held on the second Sunday In Oc?
tober.' at Fairmount Methodlst Church.
The schools reported aa follows, vlz;
Unlon Statlon.853 323 38 $24 01
Fairmount Avenue.... 611 250 40 27 13
Denny Street .402 229 E0 1-1-10
Clay Street .379 132 33 33 oo
TJiturel Stroet . 303 154 42 1716
Trlnltv . 32? 125 3s 14 *?
Broad Street ..*? 301 103 30 12 ?3
St James . 283 111 39 176 ir.8
Asbury^'.. .109 ?? 32 ' :7 ?
HlghlandPark .127 72 57 7 03
Mlssion . 8? 62 <__________-!
CLERICUS MEETS
Episcopal Minister to Hold Tent Mis
sion on Church Hill,
The Episcopal Clovlcus met yesterday
mornlng at St. James' Church for tho
flrst tlmo slnce the summor vncatlon.
Nearly all of the mlnlstors have ro?
turnod to tho clty, and aro back at
work agaln. Tho attendance at tho open?
lng meetlng was qulto largo.
An interesting conference was hold on
tho duestlon of holdlng a tent mlssion pn
Church Hill. It was decUled to start the
work as ponn as posslble and a commlt?
tee wns appolnted to make all necessary
arrangements. The commlttoo conslsta
of tho Rev. Robert A. Good wln nnd tho
Rev. O. Otls Mead. ? ,'-.:,.
A commlttee, conslstlng of tho Rov. J.
J Gravait and the Rev. W. E. Evnns,
D D wns appolnted by tho Clerlcus to
draft sultahle resolutlons of regret at tho
death of Rev. Rucknor M. Randolph, lato
rector of Emmariuel Church, In Henrico
county,_
Lady Maccabe'es,
Rlchmond Hlve. Nol 8, Lady Mnccnbeos,
wlll hold thelr i-ogular revlow Tuea?
day Sepjomber 15th, at 8 o'clock P, M.
A full attendance ls deslrod, nnd a good
tlmo promlsed to all who attend.
Doivt Neglect Your HesJth.
1468 Second St., LounmLMt, Kt., April 14, 1903.
I have been woak and stokly for the past four years, cawscd by irregnlnrity and carolessness
regarding tho lawa of health, but about five months ugo my wndition becamo very Borious. I
had aevero backache nnd Btiflered a constant dull pain m my head. I loet my appotite and be
came estremely nervous aud irritable. I spent weary, palnful days, and miserablo, restleaa
nights. The ooc'tor told me that I must have patience aa I had a uerioas caseof inflummation
of tho bladder and utarug and he preecribecl un iniectioii as.well as a tonic.
His medicino did not, however, give mo even temporary relief and as 1 hfW beon told of
the curativo qualities of Wino of Cardui I docided to try it.
I found that it relieved me of pain. As my general heaJtb improved my othor troubles
were uTadually diminiBhed and after flve weeks use of 'the - * ? 7./ jl.
Wine of Cardui I waa once more a wejl and huppy woman. 7?t* ? ///. (Mju-^vmj
mn&GMimi
How oan a woman who is follyitware of tho danger amiinovitable consequonoes hos
itate for a moment to seek rolief when her uionstruation begius to be painful or irrogular P
Wino of Cardui is a oertain ouro for these, daugerous irregultirities- ft rogulates
tho lnonstftuU (low, banishes headaches, buckachea and bearing-down |??ns. &overo
headoohes, bearhjg-down pains, jndigestion, loss of appetite aud nervousness: ara very
Btiro eymptoms of fomalo weakness and should lw given prauapt aUentiou, ? you wo
troubjed with pienstrual IrrogplariUes, do not lot thoix^run. 0u. They will certtUniy
giow lnto dangerous aud phronio troubles, Get a bottle of Wino of Cardui aml Pogin
treatmcnt at cmoe, AW druggistt sell #;.00 botfles of Wine ot Cardui.
HHS. U M. TnOMPSOW,'
Director, Be*tboveu Muslcal Soclety.
Before
YOU
Home
THE OCTOBER NUMBER, now on the news-_tands, answers
squarely the queftion of supremacy among the magazines for woman and
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The partial list of contents below can only hint at the interest underlying every line.
The Evolution of a Club Woman. by Agnes Surbridge, begins in this number. * It is an autobiography and is the
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The Silent Partner, by Lynn Roby Meekins; A Florida Cracker, by Virginia Frazer Boyle, are promment among the
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JUDGE J. H. 1NGRAM
ORMR.W.A.MONCURE
City Lawyers to Nomlnate
Judge Minor's Succes
sor To-Day.
A great battlo wlll' be fought out be?
tween the lawyers of tho clty to-day,
when tlioy meet ln the nssemoly room of
the Chamber oC Commorce at noon to
nomlnate to Governor Montnguo tor ap
pomtment n cundidate for Judge Minor's
succesfcor-on tho bench of the Law nnd
Equlty Court.
Judge L.. L>. Lewls has boon selectod to
preslde at tho meeting. nnd all whlto
prnctlclng lnwyera of tho city, whether
membors of the associatlon or not, wlll
be entltled to pnrtlclpnte In the meotlng.
The only cnndldates aro Judgo John H.
Ingram, lof tlie Corporatlon Court of the
clty of Mniichoster, nnd Mr. Wi C. Mon
oure, of the ilrm of Smlth, Moncura &
Gcrdon. .-'.'.
Both men nre admlttedly well equtpped
for the plnce, nnd lt ls now Inrgely a
questlon of which enn .command tho
r,i enter number of votea iimong their con
temporarles nt tho bnr.
Judgo Ingrnm ls n Jurlst who has
already nttnlned to distlhgulshed eml
nenco on the bench, whlle Mr. Moncuro Is
recognlzed ns.a lawyer of wldo lenrnlng
und nblllty nnd n mlnd which has a de
clded judlclnl turn. '
The frlends of both tho nsplrants nro
hard at work. nnd nro puttlng up strong
clulms for tholr mpectlvo rnvorltes.
Ench slde clnlins enough votes to noml
iiruo nnd the result promtsos to he very
close.
It is belloved that Oovernor Montagno
wlll he gulded by the nction of tho law?
yers to-tlny, nnd that Hls Bxeoltoncy wlll
iiame wlmever shall bo choson lu tho
meeting'.
Tho appolntmont of the Oovernor wlll
hold untll the nsk-eninllng nf tho Loglslii
ture on Novomhor 12th, whon u biiooobsqp
to Judgo Mlnor wlll bo oloetod.
Sacrecl Henrt School.
Tho thlrd annual session of Sncrcd
Heart School begnn yostorduy. I.iist year
over '.'M pupils woro enrolled, n gnln of
100 per cont. over tlie llrst session.
This school |ti ln charge of tho Slsters
o( Oliurlty nf Niizereth, ono of tha most
successful leachlng liodles In tlils eoiui
try. Mnny Improvoinents linvo lieon
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<!iitlve Honi-d of tho AV. O, T. U., No. ?,
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E, Churoh. Tho pnstor niul other woll
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Iho oxorclses of groat liiloroat to all.
Come. VQU al6 woJeumo. No admlsslon
fee, The moinboi's und frlends wlll also
meet on Soptuniber 10th. at -1 o'clock I'.
M.. iit r.olgh-Streot M. E. Churoh.
Mr. Dunn Renoverinp.
Mr Gnrnett Dunn, who has beon 111 at
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