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Bloatlna, Gravel, Dull Oack Ache,
Kidney Diseases, Urinary Affections
cured by inking Stuart's Gin nnd lluchu.
The worst iorms of Kidney and Bladder
Trouble, after every Intelligent remedy
has failed, are always curable by taking
Stuart's Gin and Buchu. It Is a bland, do
llfthtfully pleasant tasting medicine, that
nets dirseli!!?; on the kidneys und bladder,
tiulck'y draining out evtry Impurity, heal?
ing ami litrehglhonlrig (he kidneys, giving
them Hie ami vigor. Stuart's Gin nnd
Buchu luvnrlnliv cures Bii?nt'n uleease
nnd Diabetes even when the patient ban
gl\en up hope, or where they had been
tapped to drain off the nccuniulatcd
^diseased KIDNEY SYMPTOMS,
Asronlning pal ha In the buck, swollen legs
or abdomen, discharges from Ihe urethra,
neuralgia of tin- bladder, burning sensa?
tion nr difficulty In panning water, 'also
a fi, (rient desire or even Involuntary dis?
ohargo of the urine, catarrh of the blad?
der, si one In tho bladder, dlsagreeablo
odi?? of Hie urine, scanty and high-col?
ored: ili'-umallsm, with aches and pains
in borita hnd hack. Death may frequent?
ly f'SiuH? ? hese symptom?,
Por any of these symptom?
take Sttiart'a Gin and BUchtii und you
will be restored to health, and ynur kid?
neys and iilndder perfectly cured. Stuart's
Gin ??ml llltchu sxveeiens the urine,
cleanses flic |liladi1er, removes all obstruc?
tions from the kidneys and urethra, makes
the blood pure. The highest grade kid?
ney remedy made. Thoroughly tested for
rast 'JO yearn in hospitals arid private prac?
tice, tjrupglstn or by express, Tl. SAM?
PLE BOTTLE, also circular, giving some
of the manv cures made. FRFjE. by writ?
ing Stuart Drug Co.. Atlanta. Gn. Special
medical advice given If you describe your
trouble. Sold In Richmond, Va., by
TBAGLE DRUG CO., K?7 Enst Broad
Btreet. Call or write. StuArt's Gin and
Buehn ?cut Sy exnrrsa.
THE COURTS OF .
NORTHUMBERLAND
jOystcrmeh Forming Leagues
? 'All Over the Northern
Neck.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlsoatch.)
JHEATHSVILLE, VA;, Dec. 5.?The last
Circuit Court that will bo held here was
Adjourned, by Judge T. lt. B. Wright last
Friday night, after a three-days' session!
Judge Wright arrived hero Tuesday even?
ing and opened court early next morning,
??c? caves of much importance were tried.
A fairly large crowd was in attendance
ell three days. Although tho people of
this section wore in favor of the new
Constitution, they dlsllko seeing many
of the old customs upset. Although the
crowds Hint attended Ihe Circuit Court
wero never as large as. those nt the
monthly courts, still on the days that
the court was held much business was
attended to. People from all over tho
county met and transacted whatever bus?
iness was necessary nnd agents for ma?
chinery would sell more during one of
Illese days than they would all tho rest
of the month put together. Judge Wright
has decided to hold court for two days
at a timo next year, lit? expects to ar?
rive here Monday and attend to the pre?
liminary business of the court and to go
into the real cases the next day.
The Oyster Tongers' Union, which is
being organized all over Tldutvatcr Vir?
ginia, Is establishing subordinates all
over the Northern Keck. The following
tiro the names of the places where sub?
ordinates were organized during the past
?week by Mr. W. P. Moody, president
of the 0. T, V. of Virginia: Weems; Mon?
day night; MciCennoy's Store, Tuesday
night; Mlile'ibeek, Wednesday night; Mo
lusk, Thursday night, and Deep Creek.
Friday night. All of these organizations
linve a large membership already and
many more tongers havo expressed a de
Bire to Join In the near future.
Tho oystermeii of this section report
oysters as being very scarce, but they
are bringing fancy prices, both down the
hay nnd In Baltimore. Some of the oys?
ters shipped to Baltimore from Reed
Viilo are said .to have sold for ninety
cents per bushel. This i? the largest
pi ice brought by any oysters whipped from
this section for a number ?G years.
?Mr. und Mrs. Robert Peed, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr. W. P.
Anderson, havo returned to their home,
In Hal tin, ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosonberry, of Pennsyl?
vania, who have been staying at tho Shir?
ley Hotel, have returned to their home
In Hanhburg.
Mr. Will Allen and his sister. Miss El
lice, who have been visiting at the home
of their bflot-hpr, .Mr. David Allen, have
returned, ?to ,.the.lr'1iome in New York.
Mr. J. M. Booth, who ha? been HI for
?evernl weeks, has Improved very.much
during the past week,
Mrs, I. M. Bunsells, of Harvey's Neck
Je visiting friends and relatives In Baltl
B'.ore.
Lawrence Hi'mrnocki sergeant aboard
the battleship Massachusetts, Is visiting
nt the home ot his father, Mr. C. C,
Hammock.
COMPARE IT
TO PANAMA
French Press Have Much to Say
on Revelations About the
Ship-Building Trust.
MONTE CARLO PROSPERING
Number of Visitors, Particularly
of Americans, Greater Than
Ever Before. .
PARIS, Dee. C.-Tho French press la
makrng- uso of Ilio disclosures brought out
In New York regarding tho.management of
the Steel Trust and tho Shipbuilding Com?
pany to warn their readers against Invest?
ing In American securities of tiny kind,
"While Amcrlcun railroad bonds havo
always been considered an excellent In?
vestment," writes this large Paris paper,
"French Investors should uso considerable
discretion In buying Iheso securities now,
as tho roaU3 ore practically consolidated
now, and,, should a railroad trust bo
formod recent events havo shown what
the holders of bonds aim.stocks may ex?
pect.
"We here In Franco havo had our Pan?
ama scandal, but It stood alone, and tho
swindlers wero denounced by every re?
spectable Frenchman.
"In 'the United States, however, ..men
ranking among thu.foremost financiers of
that country are'continually concocting
swindles besldo which the Panama scan?
dal was nothing, and still koop their so?
cial and financial prestige."
Curse of Riviera,
., Monaco has stopped paying subsides to
the French press, for during tho last
month almost every paper in tlje city,
even thoso formerly friendly to the fa
mouR ?ambling resort, is clamoring
against what they call call'tlto' curse of
tho Riviera..
There are all sorts of rumors that the
great International gambling house In a
near future will bo forced to close ils
doors bj- a concerted action of Franco and
Italy. .....
. At Monto Carlo, however, there are no
signs of tho threatening danger.
Tho number of visitors, and especially
American, was larger during the month of
November than ever before, and at sev?
eral of the Toulctto tables the players
spoke only English, oven tho couples
occasionally -changing their familiar cry,
"Faites vos jeux,"' to "Make your bets,
please." ?,
Tho Casino has been: made very much
larger, and, to accommodate the greater
Influx, gambling now starts at 10 In tho
morning and lasts until midnight, Instead
of from noon until II; as formerly.
A baccaret club has also been establish?
ed, and ? will very shortly bo opened by
the Casino management opposite the post?
onico, where, the big plungers wll be able
to vary he usual programmo of trente
et-quarantl and roulette.
Up to now tho rooms aro more than
$600,000 ahead of last year's profits, und
the money is rolling in all the time.
Every day a line of twenty or moro
clean?d-out gamblers make their way m
solemn procession to tho offices of the
Casino administration to bog enough cash
to pay their hotel bills and take them
home.
All kinds and conditions of men? are to
bo seer. In this group, and tho help af?
forded by tho Casino ranges from $25 to
$2,fO0.
Swindlers often try to take advantage of
this privilege, but It Is seldom that they
auceed. j
A few days ago, however, a smartly
dressed man, giving a well-known hamo
and address at a loading hotel, claimed
$000 and his faro to Belgium.
He was given $250 and a first-class
ticket home.
Scarcely hud he left Monaco than It was
found that'tho administration had beou
caught napping,
He was a notorious thief, who had ar?
rived penniless at Monaco a few days
before, and had stayed at a common
lodging house on the Conclamine.
New Saint.
France will soon have another saint,
who, In oplte of the attempts of tho
Government to undermine nil faith In the
Cathollo Church, will b.-s very popular all
over the country,
Cardinal Richard, who recently returned
from a two months' trip to Rome, an?
nounces that IJopo Plus X. Is very anxious
to havo Joann? d'Aro canonized without
delay, hopimr that this act will make the
Church of Rome moro popular In France.
The Cardinal'-'saya that tho persecution
| of religious ordors by the French Ci'ov
Walking Test.
Perhaps yon think I am placing thu ligures rather
high, but Ilio now "Dorothy Dodd " Shoo will malto
?? difference of fifty per cent, in tho amount of fatigue
frulli ?: loiig cTay of shopping or work of any lumi
which involves walking.
Jt will make aim?! as great ? dlffercneo where long hours must
be spent standing.
And all because It Ih an arch-supporting shoe.
Jt puts you on the p?me vailtqge ground as tho Indian, who, be
eagba ho dOVS not v.ullt on his heel or toe?, but on |,|s whole font,
can easily travel (lily wllcfe a day, ??? will find you can walk
lwi>-?? us far In ;? '"Dorothy Dodd" as in any other shoo,
Isn't ibis wrt!. ?ornr.-thlng lo youV
Sincerely yours,
Oxfords, $2.50, Boots, $3.00.
Specials, 50c. more,
Fast'Color eyelet?. u*e<1 exclu- fi-iTffl' '""h) ?r?
"fWtWT?h/D Bf?OAO STRUTS
AGENT?
j FOR ?? ?
I BookcasQ
I The Best Yet.
arwwwwww?
AQENTS
$17.50
and up.
IS
Ail? the newest, most'beautiful furniture, bought espe?
cially for CHRISTMAS?and avast stocK at that; dozens
and dozens of magnificent designs in all the very finest
and richest woods.
' We would urge you to make your selections early
while the stocks are complete. :?:..*?
f -y "? ? A', foi' this Magnificent Pol
f???.?? [shed .Golden Oak Side?
board, largo mirror and swelled front,
cost elsewhere $-15.
<l?C 'JC for Pretty Oak Sideboard,
?pO? /O vvlth threo drawers and
cupboard, cost elsewhere ?!?!.
?* ~,
' The largest line of Enameled and
All-Brass Beds In tho city, from the
cheapest to the best.
$i A O for Good White Enameled
I .40 Bed.
tf?T Qc for Excellent Enameled Bed.
f/?. JO brass bases.
<p t? Q g for Heavy Brass Rail
Cil '75 ^or Handsome Continuous
?PV. ?O Post Bed.
([? J1! gr/\ upward for All-Brass
style.
eds In every variety of
$14.95
tor Pretty Gilden Oak
China Closet, with
oval glass ends, cost
olscwhero ?2t.0O.
$22.50
for II a n d a o m e . y
Carved China Clos?
et, with glass back,
cost elsewhere $2S.
for a Solid Oak or Ma?
??4?.45 hogany Finish Morris Chair,
velour cushions.
*p?5?j-'dU Pork
Fino Silk Damask
Suit, five larga
pieces, spring edge, tufted back, flno
iy polished-fraraq.
<?_|E? 5?n?or Largo Flve-Pleqe Ve
e?sc where
rona-Covered Suit, cost
i'W ' ?-;? ??
Threc-Fleee. Parlor Suits
for,' up from.
?J?
$7.50
A hundred styles of Couches in every
style of franto and In an endless va?
riety of coverings; ?
?/? ?? for Velour Covered and
?pU.DU Tufted Couch.
<Eft ^? ?01' Very Largo Tufted.
f ?,.'/O, aprine Edge Couch.
$14
Cflfor Extra Quality Verona
?OU Covered: Couch..
??Ladles' Fancy. Desks of every kind
and finish. ?'??
d*j Eft for n^ Pretty Oak "Desiti
f?-.OU worth $0.
QC for Polished Oak" Desk,
."O witli drawer, worth $8.
$5
$2
ne for this Large, Fine, Full
Roll Rattan , Rocker; cost
elsewhere $4.50.
A beautiful Golden Oak Horn1* 1 (\E
Bomely Polls bed'Parlor Tabl.iP? ???>
24x2l-inch Top Oak Table QQ
with under shelf...''.V.OL?
CI 'IO'?' S'M'1 Oak, Leather Scat
%P l ..?y Hocker.
(J9 f}C for Quartered Oak and Pol
?P-f?.Vp Whod '.Saddlo Scat Rocker.
<Czl OS? '?r the best value In a Fnr
?pt.VO lor Rocker,? highly polished,
cost elsewhere $7,G0. ?
??0| *JS for Handsome .Polished
??* l.JO pedestal. Extension . Ta- '
ble, all quartered? oak', Hastings pat?
ented lock attachment.
C7 Ai f(>r Solid Oak Six-Foot Ex
f?.?? tension Table. . .
_?_"7 ?-?pjior Polished Quartered
f? / .?5U ?dk . Bed-Unom Suite.
large drossln? case, swelled front; cost
elsewhere $50. .
'?ari'? C?Aiov Fretty Oak Suite,.
f??.??? .swelled ?front dr?ssing
ease, with large mirror, co?t.elsewhere
$30., . ".????
Ci ? 75 fnr Three-piece Solid Oak
fX'J. JO Bcil-Up'om Suite; cost
elsewhere $23.
?mmb
W
\^?
?S?
Christmas Carpets, i
arc. our chief c?i'o theso days, as a ?
view of olir display will attest. To ?
mako your home? atractivo for the *
holidays, do ? not fall to havo parlor, V.
sitting-room, dlnliig-roorn, and hall if
" comfortably carpeted?iiot such an ex- ji
pensive mutter when you come to con- S
sidor these ligures: 2
Fine quality Ingrain Carpet..25c*
Heavy Union Ingrain Carpet.45c\2
Good. Quality Ingrain; Carpet.55c?
Tapestry Carpet.i.Wc?
Extar Quality Brussels Curpct... ...75c;?
Velvet. Carpet .95c 1
L'f,x51 Smyrna Rug...;...$1.25$
Carpot-SIzo Brussels Rugs.,.$12.50*
$9.50.
for Extra Largo
Quartered Oak and
Polished Morris
Chair, with fino ve?
rona cushion;
worth $11.
Odd pieces for the
Parlor In endless Ya-"*
rlety.
Nothing prettier
than a handsome
Parlor Chair, daint?
ily constructed,
highly polished ma?
hogany frame, dam?
ask covered scat, up?
wards from
$6;50.
and Broad Sts,
eminent la a soiirco of sincere sorrow
to tho mild-mannered Holy Father, who
has always adored everything French.
"1 would givo all that remains of my
Ufe," tho Popo said to the Cardinal dur?
ing nn audience at which Monseigneur
Touehel, Archbishop of Toulouse, was
prosent, "IC 1 could only redeem Franco
from the wiles of atheism."
And at tho thought tears ho did not
try to conceal streamed down tho Pope's
face.
Enjoyed the Fight,
The fri mous French Cenerai O'Connor,
commandei-lii-clilef of tho French troops
In Oran, has been reprimanded -severely
by the .Minister of War for engaging In
a (1st light in Uno do Courcellou the
other day.
Tho General, who Is of Irish extraction,
resents Iho reprimand very milch, and
bus oven threatened t o resign. Ho Claims
that ho was force,] i'nlo the light, though
ho admita that "being of Irish decent be
naturally enjoyed It,"
'l'ho map who attacked, him Is Captain
M?ller, who wont's tho decoration of the
Legion of Honor.
He saya that the Cenerai, under whom
ho served; has ruined ids military career
by sending false reports upon his con?
duct. .
lie loft lliu nrmy lineo years ago, and
although he alleges he baa been nctiiiltlcd
of the. chargea made against him, noth?
ing has been done to remedy tho dis
rr.ico of his retirement.
SHOT HIMSELF.
Young Farmer Lets Gun Fall
While Hunting.
(Bpeelul ?? '??? Tlines-LIiipntehO
MONTHHKY, VA.. Dec .V-An tho result
or the accidental discharge of a Bhotgun,
Andrew Revoj'PgP, a young farmer living
u low miles north of hero, was seriously
Injured on Thursday UihI, He w;>H hunt?
ing over rugged tcrillnry, and lot the
gun fall, In hU effort to catch It lie re?
ceived the load of shot in his neck and
shoulder, uflor having torn away part of
one hand. Ills physician does not pro?
nounce the Injury fatal.
'l'ho demand for turkeys in Highland la"
unprecedented? Luyera are riding In
every section of tho county, and the farm?
er la allowed, to cimoso bolwoen 15 cunts
lu iiiercbiiiuJisH or II cents iri cauli, Un?
der euch circumstances, the Thanksgiving
bird has cause to "strut."
THE HOLLY AND
THE MISTLETOE
Great Demand ior ' Virginia
Evergreens at the North,
The Oldest Grave,
(Special, to The Times-Dispatch.)
YORK-TOWN. ???., Dec. D.?Holly, tho
grout Yuletido evergreen, Ik being bought
up in targe qualities by florists, specu?
lators and investors, for d?corations tim?
ing? the approach i 1115? holiday?. Tin)
species found here Is especial y valuably,
bc.nii ol exceptionally fino quulltly; Agonis
aro hero from New York and Canada, who
obtain the holly from tho farmer:?, have
11 haulod to station and shipped In box?
cars-to various destinations all over the
north. The specimens o? mistletoe;?wnmh
abound lier*?.? uro ??moro perfect than sel?
dom over luund In this part ol ilio conn
try.
Whon Mr, Win. p\ Vaudra, lute super?
intendent of the National Cernetemi ap?
plied ut tho post at Kiioxv lie, 1 enti,
Whence lie was ordered by thu dep..rt.
ment nt? Washington. ?If? was refused the
Bharso of Iho post by the Incumbent. Mr.
Thus. rUdfc'0 who had been ordered hero,
The department later, advised h m by
win?, io assume olmrs? ,pc the l^t-?las?
posi al Mound City, Illinois, whoneo li?
proceeded. . ., , ,
The.-!;, complications leave ?lie post he re
vacant, pending nil fipVR.'Hi^i^.ftL'lw'
Mr. Juo. 0, Ueur Is siili ucllnir stipetln
\mi\'nid'i"<i |s understood to havo refused
"ori'ft??! district still continues without
publli: school service?, the Crab Noik
neighborhood heilig ospcclully ufl'Ih-lod.
The patron? of tho schools In some In?
81UI1CU& ar-j Boliajn? tl>el>' children tu pil
V Kevl.uu'Mrs. W, U Hull, of Hj?>k;-nu,
Wash., were visitors boro during til?
week. Whllo on an extended tut ? of t-.o
south, the couple in.alo un m >?hil pl,
urinili?? lo Templo pMrm and Um grave
o ? M .lor a. ich which, by ,lhu WO'. Is
tho uldosl iiutli?nllc grave In Amorlcu,
being i'on'ibly antedated a year or two by
? KiMinii'liifl nt Plymouth Rock, Mas?.
Tim1 topf tuo V&ent ?p? back o
Ih., ? ?lghbp h?pd of UM?. U Urs r gi'.
t ? midst of tlo old 'Temple, fiom
IvhU-li Uie celebrut?d C.irm MM? H? ?aPW.
I :
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For Your ;
Holiday Announcements
Yon will bo surprised
at tho results obtained
by using Tho Little |
Tee-Dee Want Ads
H'Thoy yvillgo inloovory
Corner of tho Homos
and.they . aro road by
Everyone .......
TRY THEVW-?:Thoy are Cheap, Speedy and Sure
'Phone 549 for the Want Ad. Man.
''He
Come.
MISS A. T. DANIEL'S
CLASSES.
CLASS IN MODERN HISTORY AT 613
EAST GRACE STREET EVERY
TUESDAY AT 11 A. M.
Ci?eses in Literature und History of
Art at lSr'>. 13 West draco Street ovory
Tuesday nt ? p. m.
ns It Is written In
? '
Loam to wrlto Shorthand as' It Is
WRITTEN by congressional REPORT?
ERS. The short cuts of congressional re
i porting??oo wurde a minuto. A limited
number.
Full scholars taught by MAIL.
Congressional
Correspondenca JUlUULj
Wellington, L>, C.
NEW CHINA STORE
Z?S &. Broad Street.
Wo will ope? about DKCKM?
BKH I with ? hill lino of Brio.
? u-Binu, UrooUnry, Jlousoluni
ishliigs nnd Pictures, Watt
for our bargains.
?
?
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTH ANH OLA? STREETS.
Opens dally Hum !? A. it. to ? F. M
Admission, Ka ceniH. Fw on Saturday*
CUT FLOWERS,
Roses, Cumulions, Violets,-Mums,- Lily
of Valley, In large quantity, ut MANN ?
BROWN'S No.'5 West Hruad Ktieet.
of Clothes
Wo are giving with' each dollar's
cnsh purchase ? chance at. ono of
our boat ?-0 tallor-niado suits.
Somebody ty.ill Win,
Why Not You ?
Investigate!
Polndexter,
Kirk,
Parr is fi Co.,
418 E Broad St.
Wo limitilo all grades of COAl, anil
WO'Jl) of tho RUST QUALITY at LOW
liST Market Prices.
Your traile solicited.
IH?*l Lumi) Coni in the City ut $5.00 a
Ton Pv'llvcred.
FHONF. 169.
WALKE & BALLAUFF,
17th and Cory &\s., Richmond, Vn.