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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA.
A CURE FOR II.
Not Patent Cure-Ad, Nor MDds
Miracle, But simply Radical Cure
los DA-pspsia.

Not Patent Care-Ad, Nor MDds
Miracle, But simply Radical Cure
los DSspspsia.
Ia these days OF humbuggory and deccp-
ton, the manufactured "a patent Int Ole
clnes, as u rule, seem 10 tniuk Their mcli-
clnes Will not sell gn.ess tney claim tnat
10 Wiz cure every disease under the sun.
And they never thiak OF leaving out dys.
pepsia and stomach troubles. They are
sure 10 claim that their nostrum Is abb
sOlutely certain 10 cure every dyspepuc
and he need look no further
In the face OF these absurd claims IL is
refreshing 70 note that The prOprlstors
Of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have CO re-
fully refralned from making eng undue
claims or false representations regarding
the merits Of this most excellent remedy
for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. They
make but one claim for IT,. and to3t is.
that for ind gesti0n and various 5tofni ch
troubles Stuarts Dyspepsia Ta).cts is
radical cure. They 90 no farther than
this and any man or woman suffering from
Indigestion. chronic or nervous dyspepsia.
who viii give this remedy a trial viii
md that nothing IS claimed fo- /, that the
facts viii not fully sustain.
It Is a modern discovery. composed Of
harmless vegetable ingredients. accent
able to the weakest or most delicate stOm-
ach. It's great success IN curing s. om-ch
troubles is due 20 the fact that the medi-
cnal properties are such that 10 Will di-
gest whatever wholesome food Is taken
into the stomach. no matter whartkor TIE
stomach IS IN good working order or not.
IL rests the overworked organ and re-
plenishes the body. the blood, the ~ YES,
creating a healthy appetite gives 10 .resh-
ing sleep and the blessings which alWaF5
accompany a good digestion ard the
proper assimilation OF food.
In using Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets 70
dieting Is required. Simply e1- p'en-y II
wholesome FOOD and take these Tablets NJ
each meal. thus assisting anl resting the
stomach which rapidly reea.ns lts ri'ffr
digestive power when The Tables VIII
no longer be required.
Nervous Dyspepsia is simply % condit ION
IN which some portion or portions or the
nervous system are not properly nonrished
Good digestion invieorates the nervous
system and every organ In the body
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold 10y
an druggists al 30 cents ner package
They are manufactured by me stuart
Chemical Comnarv. Of Marshall Mich
ANY druggist win tell vou that u gives
universal satisfaction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

But He Left Trail OF Flour and Hung tho
Bags on e Clothes-Line.

CHASE CITY. VA. Feb. 27.-special-
Further luve stigauons i'm the breaking
into the storage room OF L. w. Ge1ghe-
gan. ON Friday n.ght. revealed the fact
that twenty sacks Of flour, and some
other provisions were stolen. The ofi-
Gers got on the track Of the thieves, and
by u o'clock Friday Ten Scott (coiCr-
CD was arrested and charged with the
burglarizng. Tho officers bad traced the
thief br evidences along the route 10
this mans house. and whom they got
there found tha; bee bad cmptcd the -four
into "a barrel and hung the sacks out on
the ol0thes-iinc.
Scott was tried before Justice Hughes
this morning and sont on 20 the County
Court. He was defended by Captain II.
ID. Jenress. The officers are after another
negro ny the name of Austin Hayes who
is also charged with being implicated
in tho robbery. but his Whereabouts are
unknown.
Charlie GREGORY who lives near this
place. was yesterday driving n road
wagon. and while coming down steep
hin one OF his horses fell on his leg and
broke 81. The wounded limb was dress
ed by Or. J. G.. Baptist, and the patient
is doing well.
Snow fell here this morning 20 a depth
Of about an inch, but by 1 o'clock IL had
melted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

CAPE CHARLES, VA, Feb. 2I.-Spe-
cial.-The two-masted schooner Delaware
was picked up in the Chesapeake Bay
oil CnorrystOne bar this morning and
lowed into harDor here by the Tug PEN
nyWood The schooner Us IN a sunken
and water-lOgged condition, and was
loaded with lumber consigned 90 Smith,
Moore q Co.. Snow Hill, Nd, the owners
of the vessel. Captain ID. Agncw ANA
IN the rigging.
The schooner left Norfolk. Va, yestcr-
day morning. and was struck VITA gale
of wind of Watts Island last night with
scarcely q moments notice. The sails
We're an blown off the schooner and She
lost q portion OF her deck load of lumber
The vessel is am Old one ana Will probably
be total loss.
The lumber cargo Is the only thing
which prevented the schooner from sink
ing and saved the crew from al watery
grave.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

Boyd. good catcher. who played on
last years second team. He VIII make
an excellent substitute. and but Tor his
lightncss would make an excellent ma
for the team. Lambert, who captalh'u
and played ccntro-held on Mcclure
School team last year. is good outneiu'
or and hard worker.
Blanton. who played third baac Oh
Randolph Macon Academy last year, ~
an applicant for the inhcld. lie appears
to be a promising player.
Joffress. Moselcy. Gregory, ana many
others are also applicants.
The school VIII play their hr. game
with the University Of Virginia on Match
20th and hope 10 put up "A foou b'iuc
against the Varsity The boys are TAX
ing much interest In the work or the
team. and are much encouraged by the
Kindness shown them by Messrs. Brad
ley and Ponder, both OF whom have zone
ali In their power TO help them along.
Following is the schedule OF games ar
ranged up 20 date:
SCHEDULE or GAMES.
March 2oth. University Of virginia, al
Charlottesville: March 26th, Wake For
est College at Richmond. March Zith.
Richmond College, at Richmond; Apfi
9Th. Norfolk League team. at NorioiK
and Richmond League team at Rich
mond: April 10th Petersburg Cycle Ciup,
at Petersburg; April 18th. Medical Col
legc OF Virginia. Richmond; April ldh'
Locust Dale Academy. az Locust Dale
April 18th. Woodberry Forest. n. s.. at
Orange: April oath. Locust Dale Academy
at Potersburg; April 18th. Virginia Poly
tcchnic Institute. at BiacksDurg; April
18th. st. Adams. at Radiord, April .lth.
Allegheny Institute. at Roanoke; May
lst. Raudolph-MIcon Academy at Bed
ford City; May Sth, Wocdberry Forest, II.
s.. at Richmond; May 2lst, tredericks-
burg Collegiate Institute. an Fredericks-
burg: May 22d. Episcopal High School.
at Alexandria.
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EyDected Death

BABYLON. L. l.. Feb 26-Mrs. Marga-
ret Lamle. mother Of the well-known
Jockey Of that name died suddenly Of APP
oplexy some time last night. She was
apparently in robust health. she had be-
come convinced that she was about 10
die. and yesterday she started out with
the intention of purchasing a shroud. En-
toring a dry goods store. she startled the
Droprietor bv saving. II want two night
dresses 10 be laid out I'm. / am going 10
die. and 1 want my burial clothes handy
Now York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
M'CABE'S BALL TEAM
PR0mIsHslTO M ONn or THH bhsT
C0ILEGE CIUBS ~ THE STATE.
The Probable Makeup Of the Organiza-
ton which IL Ia Uphold the Good Name
of the University school This season.

Tho team which Will represent Nc
Cabc's School on tho diamond this spring
promises TO be one Of the strongest In
tho state. and viii undoubtedly be the
best that the school has ever had The
boys have worked all the winter In the
Y. NJ G. 4. gymnasium. and have also
put IN some good work on the field when
ever tho weather permitted.
"Bob" Pcndcr. Richmond's crack third
bascmau, has kept his eye on the boys
both in the gym and on the field. and
he expects them to play great ball when
the season. opens. Pcndcr IS about the
best coach in Virginia, and II Will not
be his fault II tho team IS not sue
cess. The applicants are exceptionally
good. and a great many have had eX-
pcricnce on the hall-hcid
MAKEUP OF THE TEAM
Hill captain and catcher OF last years
splendid team. viii again don the mask
and direct the team. I'm is Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

He was finally caught and carried to his
stable.
The recent rains swelled the Roarcke
river and a large portion OF .he low lands
were submerged. Much damage has been
done the road bed Of the Atlantic ana
Danvine railroad by the freshet in the
streams over which the road crosses.
The sickness in this community caused
by the grip and pneumonia IS abating.
There has been but few deaths lately
resulting from these troubles
Colonel \. w. Archer, Of the Imperial
Hotel. Of Richmond. reached here We'd
nesday on business.
Rev. A. J.. Davld-On. an aged Baptist
preacher Of this county, is quite sick
from carbuncle on his neck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
DII ~ DTEHAU.
4 Successful Entertainment Large Guam
iity of Good Tobacco Marketed.

DURHAM y. c.. Feb. 27-SpeciaL-At
the entertainment given by tho ladies' in
the opera House last night for the behe-
fit of the Watts Hospital about $50 net
was realized
The Durham orchestra. which now haa
the reputation of being about the best
I'm the State, went down TO Raleigh 10
make music for tine anniversary OF the
Pullen Society of the Agricultural Col
lcgc.
The attempt OF Congressman Settle Of
this district TO get the appointment ass
successor TO Judge SEYMOUR deceased
judge OF the Federal Court for the East
ern District rs regarded here as most
colossal exhibition OF check
He is not "a resident Of the district and
was a Tom Reed man until McKlnleyS
nomination.
There has been more good tobacco on
our market this week than at any time
during the season. the most OF DO coming
from Granville county Prices have been
well maintained with q stil upward ten
doncy ON good and fine wrappers.
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w, Bon reI.nhonc

Bel Telephone subscribers are request
ed to add The following names TO lIe''
lists. ,....,-
2J7-Bradley, W. b.
FLOUR.
iosg-Banard & Ballard.
GROCERS.
26J-J W. Hancock.
LAWYERS.
7.9-Montague. h. H., and Daniel Hnn
nan.
LEATHER &c.
1850 -Hagan & CO.. j. q.
LUMBER.
l32-Richmond Lumber Co., i. y. J.
Moore, Manager.
RESIDENCES.
125J-Baskcrvii. j.. II.
C5l-Alorrs, Dorsey l..
a5G-Bond. Mrs. Belle.
23f6 Wilson, j. II.
l2lI-Horner, J. b.
4Jl-Mayer. J. l..
6i5-Lolry. Mrs. Thos II
6iS-AlcNey. II. II.
14i7-Donaid Peter
2353-Cayce. NJ
1888 B-Nawter. W. T..
RESTAURANTS AND LlQOuR5.
1S7-Gisselbrecht. j. c.
s3i-Delarue. Gus j..
STOCK YARD.
1898 A-Vawter W r.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
5f7-Rlchmond Tobacco Company.
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
625-Thornton & CO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
yIRGINIAAND MOLINA EOAD.
A Stallion Loose in the streets-Ihe
Floods.

BOYDTON. VA. Feb. G.-Special.-It
would now appear that a move is on foot
to build the Virginia and Carolina rail-
road which route passes through the east
ern portion Of this county. Much Of the
rlght-of-way has been purchased 10y deed.
with the stipulation that the road snail
be built but unfortunately for those who
have an interest In the building OF the
road the purchasers have not contracted
10 complete the road at any given time
and il may yet be some years before the
steam whistle will be heard along the
line OF this road.
Quite a stampede was caused among
the pedestrians on the streets yesterday
about noon, when 'Paulus" large
Hackney stallion, belonging 10 join:
stock company here got loose from his
groom, while he was being led TO water
and dashed wildly through the streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
WntclInc fnr FlIIhn.lrrrr.

WASH JUNCTION. Feb. IA sharp look
out is being kept by vessels OF tho navy
and revenue service for the hlibusterar
Bermuda. Instructions were sent to the
Collector Of Customs at Jacksonville.
with reference 10 the renewed applIca-
tiou from the steamer Daun.less for per-
mission 10 20 10 Fernandna on a wreck
ing trip. That the Department stands
on the grounds previously stated. that
unless the owners make the required ar
iidavit that the vessel does not intend TO
engage IN q violation Of tho neutrality
or NAVIGATION laws the vessel must re-
main in the Collectors custody. A COM
bfnation Of the Bermuda and Dauntless
is what the officials are seeking to pre-
vent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
DANrILLA,S oLDhsr woMay
Passes Away at the Age Of Nine-two-A
ErmnrIAblc ifemnrN.

Passes Away AT the Age Of Nine-two-A
Remarkable Memory.
DANNILLE. VA. Feb. 21.-Special.-
Mrs Francis j.. Baugh. who was the
oldest woman in Danyille. died al her
home on Union Hill. on the North Side.
at O'Clock this afternoon. after I'm
ccring illness. She was nincty-twO
years old. and was born and has spent
her entire life within almost stone
throw Of where she died. The venerable
Mrs Baugh saw the rise and progress
Of Danville. and being woman with
a remarkable memory. she has for years
been authority on all matters pertaining
10 the early history Of Danvilie and the
surrounding section. She was the mother
Of thirteen children. four Of when sur
yive her. .t.asij
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

An Ice Factory for We!don-The Roanoke
f.fNev on A BENDER.

IsINef on a bfnNfis
WELDON. y. c.. Feb. 2l.-Special.-
Forty new dwellings have just been com
pletod at Roanoke Rapids. Machinery
has been ordered for sassafras-oil ms
and other improvements are contem-
plated. tt ~
Capitalists are here to-day prospecting.
with a view Of locating a factory for the
purpose Of manufacturing Zee on a large
scale. ~
The Roanoke river was yesterday thirty
seven feet above low water, and all the
valuable bottom lands were flooded, but
the damage is slight.
Mr.. Alfred Cooke. a well-known farmer
OF this county fell dead yesterday while
fishing in Fishing Greek. near Enfield.
lie was eighty-seven years Old.
Superior Court meets at Halifax Mon
day for civil cases only. Judge Timber
lake will preside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

A telegram from New York 70 the
Richmond newspapers Yesterday told Of
large mating auction sale, az which
Julius Meyers Sons We're large purchas-
ors. Though knowing our buyer was pres
ent We were lrst informed Of HIS uur-
chase through the newspapers, rs the
goods have not arrived. nor have any
details been received BY US Just as soon
as they arc delivered TO us the sale will
be announced through our advertisement.
We make this statement so that the pub
lie will not be misled. thinking the goods
have already been received.
JULIUS MEYERS SONS,
col. COZ COS east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

The Eli TO Prohibit Free Passes Killed by
the Chsirnan'- Vote.

the thsirpan'- Vote.
RALEIGH. y. c.. Feb. 27.-Special.-ln
the House to-day bill was introduced to
repeal the tax on practicing physicians.
Bills passed as follows: To make il dis
cretionary with the State Treasury as TO
making State deposits i'm certain banks.
TO make the stockholders Of every bank
chartered by the State individually liable
and responsible equally and FATALLY, and
not one for another. for an contracts,
debts. and agreements Of such associa-
ton to the extcat Of the amount Of their
stock therein at the par value thereof in
addition 10 the amount invested in such
share and all exemptions i'm any bank
charter are repealed and 10 forbid any
bank from lending any one person over
ono-tenth of its capital.
IN the Senate the bin 10 forbid public
officials using free passes was taken
mp as special order. There was a tie vote
and tho president broke the tie by killing
the bill.
10 is generally thought that the sub
stitute bin regarding the North Caro-
lima railroad lease which passed the Sem.
alto Friday would also pass the House
next week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

Death of an Old Citizen-Auch Damage
from Heavy Rains.
CLADESBORO. Va. Feb. Especial
Captain G.. ". Stuart whose sickness was
published i'm The Times a few days since.
died yesterday at the age of about seyen-
ty-eight years Mr. Stuart was q very
useful man and will be greatly missed
here. he was a. member ia good standing
of the Lutheran church.
The heavy rains "a few days since did
much damage 20 mills bridges and farms.
Tho river here was the highest for twen-
ty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
AtuisOld Trade again.

Mr.. l.. u. Johnson. who has been one Of
the firm OF the Richmond Pickle Company
for several years, has severed all con-
nection with that concern, and has again
taken up his original business. In which
he was so Well-known IN Richmond, that
OF roof painting and repair ng, and gen
eral contracting. Mr.. Johnson is now
making a speciality Of ire-proof painting
ON interior and exterior woodwork. lie
desires his friends 10 remember him
when IN need Of work I'm this line. and So
llcits the patronage Of the public His adj
dress is 1924 east Main street. or Postofice
Box lll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
An American in Prison.

LONDON. Feb. PA dispatch from
Madrid to the Central News says
Among the ffty-fve prisoners taken 10y
Spanish troops in the uprising at Ma
niua ON Thursday. is a man who claims
citizen. All the prisoners will be tried by
court martial and thirty will doubtless
L. shot -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-Chicago this morn
ing. is in the grip of another cold wave.
The wave originated i'm the northwest on
Thursday. and travelled slowly this way.
In Minnesota. North Dakota. and the
eastern part Of South Dakota. from 20 TO
20 degrees below was the ruling tempera-
ture yesterday while at White RIVER
Ontario a. degrees below was reached.
That was the coolest spot in the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

CANTON. O.. Feb. 27.-The statement
Is positively made this morning that
Major McKinleys last member OF the
Cabinet has not been selected. Major
Mckinley has practically recovered his
health lie took a walk in the crisp cool
air this morning. The last evidence OF
grip ana Of fatigue is rapidly disappear
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

DANVILLE. VA. Feb 27.-Special.-
The auction sales of bright leaf tobacco
on the DanyiIle market during the month
Of February amounted TO 55l25lS pounds.
which exceed the sales for the same
month Of last year by e0l,sH pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
Cleveland get, His Money.

Mr.. Cleveland Thursday received his
last full months salary. amounting 70
s4l65.67. The payment Tor the last four
days OF his term probably Will be mado
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28

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No Senarafr CnacIe>.

COLUMBIA. 5. O.. Feb. 1.-THE House
bill. providing separate cOichcs for the
races on all railroad trains has been kill
ed in the Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-28
THE RACES AT NEWBERN.
TWO ETENTs THAT FURNISHED
INTERESTING SPORT,
A Large Attendance at the Closing Meet.
Myrah II. and Myrtle Peck Take
First Money.

NEWBERN, y. C.. Feb. 27.-special.-
Tho East Carolina Fair and Race Meet
ing ended to-day. most successful trot-
ting meeting, with good attendance
from out the surrounding section.
Only two races were down on the
programme. but these were well contested
and furnished interesting sport. The
summaries follow:
Purse. 500. two-thirds mile heats. run
ming
Mvtah II. b. m. CMcDanieD ...... 4 0
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Az UNSEAUORTHT CRIFr.

BROAD ROCK.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1897-04-08
How to Make Cows Pay. .

Keeping up the flow of milk all the
year round is a sure means Of increas-
ing the profitableness of COW. This
flow may be stimulated by judicious
feeding, breeding and clean milking.
Succulent food, such as good pastures
and silage, tends to increase the flow of
milk, therefore should be used to fix
the habit IN young cows. The young
cow should be kept milking long time
before breeding second time. This
practice tends not only to fix the milk
ing habit, but to enlarge and develop
the Matchmaking glands of the udder.
Clean milking, that is, removing from
inc udder all the milk at each milking.
tends strongly to stimulate the produc-
ton of more milk, while to leave milk in
the udder is a sure way of drying up a
cow.--Dakota Field and Farm. "a "