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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
THREE SISTERS Welded.
Six Marriages In Culpspsr Ye'ferday-rwc
Moro To-dsy-Dearh Of an Old Lady.

CULPEPER, VA, Feb. "-Special.-
There were six marriages to-day In this
county. and two more viii occur to,
morrow. Three sisters we're married to-
day
Several strong. new steel repositories
have just been placed in our handsome
courthouse
The large Touring mills az thls place
are working overtime, ana Two new
stores have just been opened
Mrs. Perks, aged ninety-four' and the
oldest resident OF this county, Is dead.
Her husband, who died few years ago,
was a pensioner Of the 1917 war.
Mrs. Samuel Fouitz, 81 this county died
Sunday. Mrs. Foultz had been an in
valid for the past fifteen yeais'
The little three-year-Old emu oi fhllp
Turner (colored) was very seriously.
burned this evening. The iho.her ieit
her at home to visit neisnooi, ana
locked the three children in the mouse.
About O'Clock this evening dehse
smoke was seen to issue from me prem
ises. and the mothers atteh''on was
called TO the same. IL" hnhN'eS
afterwards the house was seen ~ W Oh
fire. rhor,as u
The case against young lno''as T.
Tavlor for the alleged betrayal OF a
young girl was dismissed OH "e0'''- VI
insufficient evidence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08

,,,r,a Lowell first, Captain Hammer sec
~r,d Horo third. Time, l:fl IL.
,e,e,n race-Governor's Greys. Dubuque
,o,,,o selling. purse $50. one mile ana
soventv yards-Duke Of Milpitas FIRST
Emma Mac second, Mezzotint third
Time 1916 l.. 60,
stxth race-Louisiana National Guard,
selling. purse $50. three-auarters Of
miIe-Baby Bill first, Bonnie Kate sec
ond. MyrtIeartha, third. Time, Ills.
uu.a N.wO lean fer T.-Dav
E.;rst race-thirteen- sixteenths of a mile,
maidens.-Subrosa, 92; Ida b., s2; Edith
%; DoHie. %: Katy Darling. 92 Sir Cuth-
bert 81: Billy Hartigan, ~; ID. j. O'C.'
81. Buokedie. %: Jennie Mack. lOi; Lazy
Lorraine. 1914: Eva's Kid. lO1; Triton lV3'
Berry d.. 1o9: Duncan Minor, III.
Second race-two-year-o Odds. four fur-
Ionrs-Bessie Miner. l01; Peterkin, 49,
Kussan. ~; Melpomene. 1@; Alderman
Carey. 10; Quisada. 40; onward AiV'
Toss Witt. 1i5: Wanda T., 10.
Third e-eleyen-sixteenths OF mhe'
bandicap. three-year-o lds.-Jennie :. lJo'
Nadpa Doree. 9S: Metropole, 1903; Gleesoh'
ioS. frank Gale. ll2: G. 3. Cox, ITO; hul-
bert III: Mrs. Morgan, 100; Bob Neeiy'
l02. Lii,
Fourth race-seven-e Of mile
bandicon -Yhermidor, Tor: Belle r.. hV
CAPTAIN Hammer. 10; Lombard, ~; Cor0'
net. %; Wedgedeld. 90; Strathmeath' ~
Firth race-one mile and twenty yalus
sellinp.-Ozaka. 81: Tippecanoe, So Gre
go, ve,,.7 %. FLORENCE p. %: Oak Forest
q. Tncomr,ode. 90: Duke Of Milpitas, lOl
Tondon Smoke. l0l: Wedgeheld, loi; van
Wart, 1903.
Fine nav and Big Crowd.
MADISON ILL. FEB. IAN unusually
fine iav brought a large crowd TO Wit
ness two favortes and four short horses
win. The summary:
FIRST race-selling. five MISUNDERSTANDING
first. Picadnla second, Pauline thiru
Time. l:l2. -.
second race-selsing. five and a half
fur,oncs-W andering Nun first, AchoJam
second. Servitude third Time, III.
'rhird race-seiling, five and half
furlougs--Siigo first, Con Lucey second,
Montana Belle third. Time, IDS.
Fourth race-selling, five furlonSs-Cen-
sor first. Beyis second, Elmstone third.
Time. ITO IL
rifth race-selling. six furlongs-Bra-
vourina first. McGinty second, Extra
third. Time, i.2t L.
Sixth race-selling. seven furlongs-Az-
rael first, Henry Jenkins second, takir
third. Time. t:3S IA.
Slossoh Defeats Schaefer.
BOSTON, Feb. THE last Of the series
of three games I'm the triangular billiard
tournament begun some time ago
were started in Bullstead Hall tonight,
when Jake Schaeffer and George Slosson
strung for position. There were over
700 spectators present, among them being
many Of the leading men Of Boston and
its vicinity. IL was the first time in many
years that Boston people were enabled to
see the game at its best, and they thor
oughly enjoyed it. IL was Sl0ssons night
the balls rolled TO his fancy, and his
average Of 70 Z-2S shows the rafting game
he put up. Schaefer did not seem TO be in
the game at any stage.
The score was: Siosson coo. Schaefer,
2iS. Twenty-three innings. SlossOn's high
est run, ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
TVO DEsPERADOBS KILLED.
Not, However, Until One OF Them Had
h He'd Sheriff Dickson.

WHARTON, TEN, Feb. News has
just come 20 the town that Sheriff Ham
ilton Dickson was killed above the town
at 3 o'clock. In company with Sheriff
Townsend. OF Columbus. with Deputies
Hope Heartt. and Wells. they had To-
Gated Braddock, the murderer of Constable
Townsend. at Weimar. While entering a
thicket on the east side OF the river,
about three miles below Rancho Cradle.
Braddock was suddenly discovered lie
began firing at close quarters upon Sheriff
Dickson, who was killed Instantly. I'M
medately one Of the posse made short
work of Braddock, who was killed In an
instant Mr.. Dickson was married only a
few weeks ago. Braddock. the dead
desperate. had been arrested for train
robbery and for killing two negroes, but
was released. a few weeks ago he was
put off an excursion train and fired into
it. for which he was locked up at Wei
mar. When Constable Townsend went 10
feed him Braddock cut him 20 pieces and
escaped.
Later-COnstable Heartt returned AT 10
o'clock tonight, He reports that when
If. Ii. Moore. who has been hiding Brad
dock. was called on TO surrender, he fired
on the officers, but without effect. They
returned the fire. killing Moore. me
negro who has been supplying Braddock
with food was brought in and jailed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
SWEAR AS THEY FIGHT.
THE LATEST AUTHENTIC ADTICEs
FROM The MADISON VAR.
Mountnineers Love . scrImmage and One
Can Easily be Provoked-They Bat
tie and Swear In Clans.

ASHEVILLE. N. c., Feb. Especial
The latest authentic advices from Mar
shall, Madison county. are to the effect
that Alfred Rice was shot and instantly
killed in the late fight Of road hands, near
the Tennessee line, i'm Madison county
Clarence Ray and William Norton were
10th so badly wounded they are now
expected to die. and Philip Rice was
shot through the leg, but only slightly
hurt. Dan Norton and Haigh Norton
have been arrested and lodged in Jail at
Marshall.
IL seems that the trouble arose among
the squad of hands who were working
the part of the road that lies In Madison
county, this State, after they had fin
ished their work. and was not border
fight between parties from Green county.
Tenn. and Madison county, n. c., as at
first reported.
fight for the Fun.
Ii is impossible to ascertain the cause
OF the fight, but this is immateriai a.
they don't have TO have causes to ngnl
on Shelton Laurel I'm Madison; they hshl
just from the pure love of fighting. Ana
that Is not all. When 1t becomes neces-
Sdry they swear just as tHeS HeHt--ih
families and clans. If these desperadoes
were ever brought to justice there would
be some hope OF retaining Shelton Lau-
rel, but they are very frequently turned
loose upon the community to continue
their offences against society and never
adequately punished. This reputation foE
| lawlessness and disorder is fast extending
TO the whole of Madison county.
Mad SON. Dcckrt
II Is reliably reported that the crimina
docket of Madison contains about tweN'
cases of murder. and as it is some ht'is
! while yet before the next term OF coar
/ there the probabilities are strong ma
| this record will be considerably aug
/ meuted in the interval that must eiapS'
between now and then. But the mos
lamentable probability is that none o.
these men will receive a just measure o.
/ punishment for their red-handed crimes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
4 JOL q ON JItGf,S IDIINR
An Imposfor Attempts to Collect from Hin
for shooting Alligator.

oRMONbE. FLA. Feb. Cons iderah'c
excitement was occasioacl here this .ven-
lax by the attempt OF STRANGER 10 i'm
pose upon party Il prominent New
Workers. ". j. Arkoii. the p;ihlsher OF
JUDGE. recently arrived AZ Orrorde win
his father. cX-Sena'or Arl;el, OF Cana o-
harie. Bernhard Gillian. thc cartoonist
and several Others Tod the party
chartered a steamer and M up &c
Tonaki river 10 hunt allisitors. TAey
fired NJ several, but captured none
on their return the party w1nt to the
beach for bath in fhc surf, wher a
stranger claiming to be a state game
protector. accused the gentlemen Of viola
ton Of the State same law by shooting aili-
gators out OF season. ana demanded pay
ment Of the alleged penalty OF 500. Mr..
ArNen reported the matter To the pro-
pret0rs OF the Hotel Ormonde, where
upon the stranger disappeared. IL was
suspected that he was an irnposter and q
telegram detailing the facts was at once
sent TO Governor Mitchell WHO promptly
wired back as follows: There is no law
prohibiting the shooting of alligators in
this State"
The proprietors of the Hotel Ormonde
have offered n reward of $500 for the cap
ture or the pretended game constable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
THE NORFOLK ELECTORAL DoAhD
The Chairman OF the Cir C'm"'''eo "o"'u
Take no Part In the Fractional Fight

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. I-speciai.-i ne
statement in The Times this mormhs ana'
Mr.. Cooke had presented comInul'ica-
ton to the committee Of the LesiS 5Ia.'lI
on elections, has surprised many De"'o,
Gratis OF this city. especially members ..
the City Committee, who kno" ho'hi"e VI
any meeting being held.
Several days ago the chairman Oh 'ne
City Executive Committee maze an enor'
to bring about a compromise 50 that oiily
one set 90 names would be presented. In
this he failed. and declared that as the
fight was among Democrats he would not
use his influence TO secure the appoint
ment Of either set of men. This action
on the part OF the chairman has been
applauded as being in a line with true
party practice. He was the representa-
tive Of both factions, and should in no
sense be a partisan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
4 TRAMP WITH CLUE
when Farmer Stone Recovered from His
sho.k lie Captured the Man.

DANNlLLE. VA. Feb. 7.-Special.-Ycs-
terday afternoon Joseph A. Stone, a prom
Trent farmer, living two miles from the
city, ordered a tramp who had camped
in one Of his barns TO leave the premises.
The tramp not only refused TO vacate.
but made vicious attack on Stone, using
heavy club vigorously. Stone received
several severe blows about the head and
shoulders. but managed to defend himself
after he had recovered from the surprise
and confusion the sudden attack caused.
Finally the tramp ran away, and Stone
armed himself and mounted his horse
and captured his assaiiant. The man was
brought TO jail. and gave his name as
John Reeves. and said his home was I'm
Washington. To-day a justice of the
peace gave Reeves hearing ard sent him
TO Chatham jail to await the action OF
the grand jury at the next term of the
County Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
JUSIIFIABLB HOMICIDE.
Aphonso Maze Dies and Oficer Gates 10
Released from Custody.

DURHAM. y. c., Feb. 7.-Special.-Ai-
phonso Maze, the burglar who was shot
at Hickstown by officer Gates yesterday
died last night. The coroner's inquest was
held this morning. The jury returned a
verdict OF justifiable homicide. lie VIII
be buried by the county. Gates VINO was
I'm custody last night, was released atter
the inquest. .
Mae served a term OF five years in
the state penitentiary. having been SEN
fenced in his eighteenth year. He was
twenty-five years old, and unmarried.
John Andrews got into an altercaloh
win Mack Dixon, barkeeper In Dixon
saloon. and assaulted him with a Kh,te'
He is not dangerously wounded. An
drews was bound over to court to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
Ia,,rance Matters.

LA GRANGE. n. c., Feb. 7.-special;-
FIRE ON sunday morning DESTROYED the
dwelling Of Mr. James Groom OF trent
township, this county. Cause unknown
Re barely escaped with his family. every
thing being destroyed.
Mr.. Rufus Best. Of Green county mas
some fine horses. On Monday, wnile TWO
darlties were trotting the horses theS
had difficulty. the result OF which was
the shooting Of one I'm the face by the
other. The result may prove fatal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
MR. GLADSTONE IN coon HEALTH
He Has No idea OF Iesig sinG the Premier
SHIN Of Great British.

LONDON, Feb. Sir A1gernon EDWARD
West, Mr.. Gladstone's friend ana cotn a
nanion in Biarritz. arrived here this
evening. lie said in an interview that
ne left Mr.. Gladstone I'm the best OF
health. Mr. Gladstone had enjoyed MS
soiourn in Biarritz greatly. and was graft
fed by the benefit which he had derived
from his vacation. lie would return %
London probably on February 10th. lie
had been much surprised upon learning
that a definite report concerning MS re-
tirement had been published In London
especially as there WAS 10 moro grounc
for II than was 10 be found I'm the I'M
certainly OF an aged statesman remain
ing in Office after no had become coz
scious of his falling powers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
P4R,ON ~ TROUBLE.
RIB bly e. VI II agg, who ft~d from bni
tfmor "A N~wsp 'per's Rig "Ad"

timor "A N~wsp 'per's rig "Ad"
ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 7.-Special.-~The
+ st against the Harrisburg telegram IS on
iss Hill. a handsome and intellectual
adv. who holds the position Of business
<managcr arrived here this morning. en-
u'oyca Colonel W. q. Hansburg, of salem
as counsel, and notified the authorizes
that she intends TO dispose OF the papers
sent her agent here Sunday. Late this
afternoon newsboys were busy disposins
Of the paper. The Mayor has yet 10
show his hand against Miss Hili:
u. ii. Woodrum. president Oh the kea-
moro railway Construction Company
received information from Nlce-fresl-
dent King of the Baltimore and Ohio.
that on account of detention by impor-
'art business the visit OF Chief Engineer
Manning and himself 10 Roanoke had been
,oefooned To the latter part of the
week.
George Barrel, a constable OF German
tovyn. y. c., arrived here Saturday and
was arrested to-day and locked up on
a telegram from the Mayor OF that
town. that he was wanted TO answer a
warrant charging him with converting
to his own use taxes he had collected.
Barrett says the amount he owes is
only 75 and he will pay that when it
s. due Under the law. He Will be taken
bros %. baby tomorrow.
ffis. Mary l.. Mulcare. for whose bene-
III city Sergeant Trainham made a levy
on property 10 satisfy a judgment, has
obtained a verdict against him in the
Circuit Court for $40, he having taken
an indemnifying bond from the debtors
with insufficient security.
AT a late hour last night n telegram
was received here from Cincinnati say
ing that Roanoke preacher had been
robbedsin a house of ill-fame at Columbus
refused 10 give his name. and had left
FOR home. None of the Roanoke pastors
have been absent from home this week.
and the opinion here is that he was
&. NJ. Bragg. who once resided here. aud
recently got into trouble In Baltimore
which ended in his dismissal from the
ministry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
WITH 4 MTLITARY ESCORT.
The Negroes who Assaulted Mrs H'ilin to
be Tak.n @ Manassas To-Day.

MANASSAS. VA, Feb. Especial
Sheriff j. =. Leachman, Of this county.
will bring Jim Robinson and Ben. White.
the two negroes who assaulted Mrs. Helm
and Mrs. Elliott, from Alexandria on the
train that arrives here tomorrow at 9:25
A. VI.
The sheriff will be escorted by Company
7, OF Alexandria. Capt. George A. Mush-
back in command, by order Of the Gov
ernor so that mob violence may be pre-
vented. All is quiet to-day.
The negroes will be tried tomorrow.
and the military will remain on duty I'M
iii their trial is ended. The sheriff is a
man Of good presence OF mind and IN
doubted courage. and will do his full duty
10 maintain order
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
Operation on Corporal Tanner.

The .amputation OF the stumps OF Cor
poral Tanners legs was performed yes
terday at the Seney Hospital. Brooklyn.
Mir. Tanner was taken on Monday from
the st. George Hotel, Clark street, 10
the hospital. Two and one-half inches or
bone was removed from each stump.
Growths had developed upon nerves in
the stumps and these were pressed upon
by the ARTIFICIAL legs. Portions Of the
esciatic nerves were also removed.
The operation was begun at 10 o'clock
In the morning and was finished at
noon.-New York Sun OF yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
smalI-Pox Aboard Ship.

MOBILE, ALA, Feb. 1.-THE Russian
bark Hera Is at Quarantine thirty miles
down the bay with continent small pox.
The vessel sailed from barcelona De-
cernber 18th. The quarantine physicians
ask the board OF health for vaccine virus
for sixteen persons. The, sick will be
placed in the hospital there, and the YES
sells cleaned by the latest sanitary me-
thOds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
MOODY <yD sIYKEY REyJTAJ.
Great Crowd Gathers 70 Hear ~ D~-
maua EyanEaffska

WASHINGTON. j. c.. Feb. 2-Dwighe
L. Moody and Ira ID. Sankey, the evan
gellsts, opened series OF four weeks re-
vivaIs at Convention Hall. in this city
tonight
II was by far the largest religious gain
ering ever known In Washington Inc
services were undenominaional' forty
five different congregations being repre-
scented in the general committee u.oer
whose directions the meetings mad peen
inaugurated. .
The hall was entirely inadequate 70
hold the crowd that came.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
To Divide the Naval Committee

PARIS, Feb. I-Lockroy's PROPOSAL to
divide the Naval Committee into four
sections has been adopted. According
10 this plan. separate subcommittee or
sections VIII inquire. respectively. into
the administration of the navy. its or
ganization, the state OF the accounts Of
the condition Of the construction depart
ments. IL Is believed that six months
will elapse before the work OF the Naval
Committee VIII be- finished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
TOPsI'S ROD FIRST
And Bessie shoupe Second in the psroy'
All Age stakes Begun.

NEW ALBANY. MISS, Feb. IA heavy
storm stopped competition in the Southern
Field Trial this afternoon, when the neat
between Bessie Shoupe and Topsy's kod
was run. Rain again set i'm soon after TINS
began and continued until the END. ~ Was
a good working heat but there was
LOT of unfair rushing permitted Inc
work on birds was nearly alike. both In
numbers found and skill in working them.
zach found two bevys and pointed five
single birds. The work Of Bessie, taken
As a whole throughout the stake, was
f.r hotter than that OF Topsys Rod. The
winners are Avent & Thayer Kennel,
Topsy's Rod. first; c. i. Stokes Bessie
Shoupe, second. The third was DIVIDED
between Il. Lorriliard > Lightheid ROSA
lie Manchester Kennel Companys Saiiie
White. and c. =. Stokes Allene.
THE all-age stakes was then begun. The
orst heat between Lillian Russell and
DfSoto was run In the rain. Lillian out
elassed her competitor In every respect
and found a great many Dirds'
The Winners at New Orleans.
MEM ORLEANS, LA. Fep- 10
DAVIS races resulted as follows:
FIRST race-National Lancers, OF Bos-
ton nurse 500. three-year-olds, three
quarters OF a miie-Gieesome first. Mary
\. NJ. second. ovation third. Time. lilo.
Second race--Burgess Corps. Albany
\. Y, selling. purse $500 five-eishths OF
a mile-Nettle Howard first. Mlnnehaha
second, Evas Kid third. Time, lO2 IL.
Third race-tiate City Guards, Atlanta,
ia, purse. $50. selling. seven-eighths OK
a miIe-viola Belle first, Miss Knot Sec
ond. shiloh third. Time. LIS 81
Fourth race-Continental Guards, New
Orleans handicap. purse 500. one mile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08

arm He Is getting along comfortably
as D. possible under the circumstances.
Judge J. O. shepherd, formerly Of Flu
wanna hut now Of Buena Vista. is
snobcn ~ ne candidate for congresson.
al honors this fall in the Tenth district.
state senator Flood was looking after his
interest in that direction here last court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
JAE TIMES ENDOHSED.
The Congregational Contest In the Tenth
Eir'ct-A New Candidate Ont.

PALMYRA, VA, Feb. 7.-Special.-I
have lust finished reading your publica-
ton in regard 10 frauds at Smithers
precinct and want To congratulate you
on the noble stand you have taken for
fair elections
IL our present Legislature permits the
law to stand as II is to-day the Demo-
cratic party will suffer greatly at the
next election.
"A fair ballot and honest count" should
be the motto Of every honest man. re-
gardless of party Affiliations.
Considerable sickness prevailing In this
section. principally pneumonia.
A little son OF Mr.. Thomas Baker
fell from q tree yesterday and broke his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
RTCHMOND AM HfNyTLIF.
RumoYs Thar 81 N:ll br T~kcn Gu of IN,
Hands Of POGO vers.

ITandE Of FoCr vNTf.
The adjourned meeting of the stock
holders of the Elchmord and Dauvlle
railroad. which was 10 have been held
yesterday. was postponed untl March DIST
1t is more than likely that no action
tending toward the reorsanizttiCn Of the
road will be taken until thu General Assem-
bly, has legslated on the bill nov pending
before them. It is rumorci that the rood
VIII be taken ont Of the receivers hands.
and that Mr.. Reuben Foster viii be wade
president The o'fcers here know nothing
REGARDING The reported saio az IT, nich-
mond and West Point Terminal re1l es-
tate In this city lhvv afe i"t ,n. poe
session Of any information regaidin 81
rumorcd sale of tee Il hncni aut lih-
Vile railroad. which was reported 20 nave
taken place in Wasinst0a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
Death Follows a Slapping.

POWHATAN c. H., VA. Feb. 7.-Spe-
cial.-The negro Beorch Scott, charged
with assaulting his wife, was tried in the
County Court yesterday and sent 10 jail
for six months and fined $50. The man
slapped his wife. Whether as the result
Of such blows or from some other cause.
death resulted the day following the at
tack.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Feb. Two fires oc-
CURED to-day in the Worlds Fair build
ings. but both were extinguished with
small loss. Both are believed to be In
cendiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
Death OF Mrs. Gardner.

FLOYD VA. Feb. Especial.
James Gardner. mother of DR.. c. NJ
Stigleman, died at this place to-day Of
la grippe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08

Two years ago James TobiAy of i-adosa.
Ind, an athlete. weighing 30 pounds. had
a severe attack OF dyspepsia.l and i was
thought he would die. I've suddenly
fancied ice cream. and this Has been MS
only diet ever since. as nothing else
would stay on his stomach. lie Is the
chief football player OF fhe Ladoga
team. and recently played In game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08
Coughs end Colds.

Those who arc suffering from Coughs
Colds. Sore Throat. etc, should try
Browns Bronchial Trochcs. Sold only in
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-08

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