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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02

fried 20 Win Cigarette Coupon Prize, but
Only Hurt His Lungs,

A man who regards himself with appa-
rent good reason as one Of the oldest
cigarette smokers I'm this country. at any
rate. I'm the north-he began TO smoke
when there were no domestic cigarettes
made and comparatively few imported. 80
that for a long time. from motive or
economy. he made his own-sct out last
autumn TO acquire an umbrella through
his perniciOus habit.
lie began TO smoke a particular brand
OF cigarettes, put np IN boxes containing
ten. with "a oup In every box. The
coupons announced hat ON the preccEta-
ton OF 100 OF them At ;he cigarette facto-
~ the holder would BE- atitlcd 10 a "nnc
silk umbrella. with q sterling liver nan
de and steel rod"
-Four hundred coupons ENABLED. OF
course. the purchase Of 500 boxes, so that
the candidate for the imbrclla was cbis-
ed 20 smoke 1000 cigarettes TO attain TO
he object OF his ambition. By June ISL
he had smoked $50. n thus scauired
$50 coupons. He was then smoking AZ
the rate OF 100 cigarettes . vcCk. and eN-
pected some time In "eptemher To be the
proud posscssor OF A 1ne silk umbrella.
with a sterling silver handle and a steel
rod.
About a fortnight before mis- he had be-
gun 70 cough. and soon after acquiring
the go coupons he consulted a physician
as to the cough. which had grown stea-
Oily worse.
The physician told him that tho cough
was due TO his cigarette smoking, and that
his lungs had become affected by the
smoke he had inhaled. The veteran ci-
garette smoker. however. being. like John
Gilpln's wife when on pleasure bent, OF
a frugal mind. determined 20 persevere
In hise pursuit OF the umbrella, cough or
no cough.
But he reckoned without the Dingley
law. That enactment provides that none
OF the packages OF smoking tobacco. nne-
cut chewing tobacco. or cigarettes shall
be permitted 10 have connected with them
any article other than the manufacturers
labels and the Internal revenue stamp.
and further. that there shall not be anix-
ed TO. or branded. stamped. marked. writ
ten. or printed upon said packages any
oror,'se or offer OF OF any order or any
certificate for any gift. prize, premium.
payment or reward
Tho veteran cigarette smoker. conSe-
ouently. II his physicians diagnosis be
correct. has irretrievably injured his lungs
i'm an endeavor 20 acquire what the United
States Government has put beyond ms
reach. lie is entitled 10 several prizes
Of less value than the fine silk umbrella.
with a sterling silver handle and a steer
rod" but has little hope Of getting them
as the cigarette manufacturer will doubt
less construe the Dingley law In THIS re-
spec, as ex-pOst facto.-New YORK sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02

cbell. While IN Asheville he was inVlt-
"a bv some friends 10 join them ia an
outing to Mount Mitchell. SeNeral lduleS
accompanied them and all were peht %.
having "A good time. JUST AZ the lvot ~
tho sfcep mountain is the farmhouse OF
Mr. TYSON. At that point a guide was
secured. blankets and food necessary lot
q brief stay were packed IN a wagon ahu
the crowd started on the ten-mlIe maIeh
toward the skies. After ie9ciins ~
summit preparations were mace 10 sl.iu
the night. and camp was pitched under
a cliff where the cold winds did hOt
blow. a bright fire was hndled ana d
cook was gathering up a supper TOT /"
hungry crowd when two strange men,
with rifles. zane on the scene. Ihey hdd
nothing 10 say. but made a casual IN
vcstigaLon OF the party ana OF now
strong M might be in api nch. In a Few
minutes they retired and held a confer
ence. From the guide II was learned that
II was S~cragss ana MS parlhsi ~ 'hh ~, ,
he repeated the history OF tnelI Ddu
deeds. Scraggs sneaked around the camp
until after dark, and then disappeared.
Early next morning the party DECIDED
10 beat a hasty retreat 10 AsheNllle ahu
leave the mountain 10 the outlaws. Atter
riding half an hour the Charlestonian.
who happened TO be a short distance
ahead. almost dropped dead when ne saw
a shining rifle barrel pointing stIalsnt az
his head from behind a clump OF bushes.
in turning his race sllBnuy hc Sa" ="
his horror. that another rife had nm
covered from the opposite side or the
path. His hands shot up faster than a
bullet. and he begged for mercy. Inc
men recognized him as bellnging 10 t1e
Asheville crowd and lowered their guns.
The next minute they saw the others
coming down the mountain and decided
10 retreat. The Charleston man was ley
on his little mule with his two hands
pointed heavenward. Nothing more was
seen Of the Scraggs army.
Late that afternoon another parry OF
tourists left Tyson's Tor the summit. The
women were dressed in boomers ana
were seated on the animals just like tht
men. Scraggs and his friend came along
however, and while Scraggs held The rlhe
the other FELLOW stepped UP ana requested
the tourists to hand over their money dnp
gold trinkets. This was quickly done Out
later the iewelry was returned 10 the
owners and the robbers He'd.
The accounts printed az the time IN
North Carolina named Scrasss as the
jesse James. but the names of those IN
tie party were not given. Scrtear 81
seems. is suu at large, and the Charles
tonlan who was 50 badly frightened is
looking anxiously every morning TO see
if his stock Of reds have not been CASH
ed.-Charleston News and Courier.
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SICK POISON.
whs, II is. aud whore 1t Comes From.

what II IL. aud Who're 1t Comes From.
S~ick-polson IL what makes you sick,
irritates your nerves, disorders your
functions. saps your strength. makes you
miserable.
Different diseases have different polls
ons. some have several. indigestion more
than any.
That Is. the symptoms Of indigestion
are caused nv the Doisons which are
created by ~undigested food.
When you are sick. try to get rid OF
you poison.
II is often easier than you think. for
all nature Is helping you. Only the polls
on Is obstinate. but the first step IS To
20 10 the root OF II.
TIE polsons Of undigested food. which
cause lethargy. he, cache. dizziness.
weakness, bad taste. s~tomach-ache. fe-
yer. fatulence. nausea constipation. loss
Of appetite, iaundice. anaefnia, neuralgia.
rheumatism. etc. these poisons can be
swept away and snnihilated by the Sbak-
er Digestive Cordial
Curing the stomach and helping =. 10
digest food. when IL Is too weak TO do so
on and renew your strength and health.
Shaker Digestive Cordial. n pure vege-
table. digestive tonic. made by the Shak-
ers OF Mount Lebanon. VIII cure all dis
orders caused By tho poisons Of undlgest-
ed food when nothing else viii, give any
relief.
Sold BY druggists. Ten cents for a
trial bottle.
Write FOR a book on food. Address
The Shakers. 30 Rcadc street. New
York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
THE MAYOR OF NORFOLK
TICB President DF LEAGUE or
AMERICAN MUNICIPALfTiEs
Tor vlrginia-Ths Election OF Editor Gil
kison as Secretary May Cause
Split in the Organization.

COLUMBUS. O., oct. lat thcLeague
Of American Municipalities mOrning scs-
sion Hon. Albert }. BOaroman, of Tampa.
introduced a resolution favoring AN AZ
V~ostiratlon OF water. gas and electric
lighting works. for the purpose of en-.
abiinc cltios 10 ascertain whether there
4 any economic advantage to consumers
IN the municipal ownership and operation
Of such works.
Among the resolutions passed during the
slesing scenes OF tho convention was one
offered by Alderman LOwery. OF fouRh-
keopsie, n. Y, endorsing the efforts OF
organized labor and requiring that the
published report OF the leagues proceed
Rss and addresses bear the Typographi-
cal Union label. and that all Official no
tees and printed matter for this national
body should. as FAR as practicable, bear
the typographical Union label and be per
formed By persons and nrms employing
and recognizing union labor.
NfCE-PRESIDENTS4
Under a provision OF the AceDStituiion
adopted by the league yesterday, Prcsi-
dent McNicar has named the following
New Jersey. Mayor yelling G. sickel.
Trenton. Virginia. Mayor w. II. Mayo,
Norfolk. Illinois, Mayor 4. J. Medil. u,
Rock Island; ohio. Mayor Samuel =.
Jones. Toledo, Alabama. Mayor +. v.
Evans, Birmingham. Georgia Mayor s. H..
Price. Macon: West Virginia. Mayor VIII
liam Il. Hite. Huntington. Pennsylvania,
Mayor. Robert j. SALESMAN, Erie, Della
ware. --, New York. Mayor George II.
Green. Binghamton. Massachusetts,, H.. A..
Ceilings. Council. HolyOko, Rhode island
Il. ~. Ryder. Council. Pawtucket, Connec-
ticut. Mayor Frederick Is. Farnsworth'
New Haven. Indiana. Mayor W. NJ. Aiken,
Jr.. Evansville. Kentucky. Mayor George
j. Todd. Louisville. Michigan, Mayor VIII
liam &. Maybury. Detroit. Iowa, Mayor
II. i. Pierce, MarshalltOwn, Colorado
Mayor +. S. McMurray, Denver. Mime
sofa, Mayor Frank b. DCran. st. Paul
Maryland. Mayor w. G. Meilinger. Cum
berland. North Dakota. Mayor J a. John-
i. Wright. wilmington, Florida, Mayor
S. n. Bronson. LAX Maitland.
Mayor Johnson, OF Fargo, n. D., called
on Mayor Black. Of Columbus, and IN a
few words Of praise for the city and lis
Mayor and an expression OF hope Tor the
welfare Of the convention, presented
Mayor Black with a complete set of Allen
Ripley Foote's works, Against Munlclpal
Ownership The Mayor thanked the con-
venti0n for the gift.
MAY CAUSE A SPLIT.
In an interview this afternoon Mayor
Rleck Md that the election Of Il. T.. Gil
hson as secretary had created a great
deal Of discussion among the mayors, II
he was very much afraid that II was a
fatal mistake. 49,
Riect as saving that the convention made
= ereat mistake yesterday. and II would
result in the formation OF an a~ntagohlstlc
eocfefv which would be limited TO the
officials OF the larger cities. beginning
with those OF the size OF Columbus, anu
taking in those OF a greater population.
The Board Of Trustees viii hN the uate
OF the next annual meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
Meeting United Typothetae of America, at
Nashville. Tenn. October q. 1897.

For the above occasion the Southern
Railway Will sell tickets. Richmond TO
Nashville and return at the following
rates: tickets sold Tuesdays and Thurs
with limit OF ten days: si9.25 sold daily
until and including October Slst, with
limit Of twenty days; s26.25 sold daily.
good TO return until November Z. 1897.
The Southern Railway offers the most ox-
Cellent train Service and schedules. leav-
Ing Richmond 1900 noon daily you arrive
In Nashville 1875 T.. NJ. the next day.
Leave Richmond 200 A.. NJ. (sleeper open
"a 1890 L. NJ arrive IN Nashville follow
Ing morning 6:45. This route Is through
Salisbury and the beautiful Land OF the
Sky" Asheville. Hot Springs. Knoxville
and CHATTANOOGA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02

The Ward-Llne steamship Yumuri had
a few adventures on the vOyage from Ha-
"a on the coast Of Georgia, on sat
urday afternoon. she sighted the water
logged and dismasted schooner Grace
Bradley.
The .Yumuri lowered a boat. which
went 10 the derelict. She had been aban-
doned except by "a little az which was
lying on a pile OF yellow pine lumber.
The cat hoisted It's tail as a signal OF
distress. and the humane men OK the Yu-
muir rescued her.
On Sunday morning the steamship hit
something head on that made her shiver
as n she had struck a reef. one OF the
officers on De bridge ran 10 the side and
saw half OF a whale floating by, and he
decided hat the Yumuri had run through
the mammal. At least that Is the report
the Pumuri's purser turned into Quar-
antine.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
A Lost Lockft.

The possible benefit OF neighborhood
gossip has had an illustration in oregon,
where a bit of ii which was started in
circulation a year ago in June bore well
come fruit last week.
s. b. Neil found. while ploughing car
rots on his land. nine miles from Pendle-
ton. last year, a gold locket. which had
been used as a watch-charm. II contain
ed two locks Of hair. lie told many peo-
pie Of what he had found. Finally, not
many days ago, James Linsey recalled
having heard once that a sheepman. Jas.
Hackett, ha1 lost such a charm. Hack
EFT was sought out and he recovered the
lccket. which he had lost while rounding
up some horses, half a dozen years ago.
II contained locks Of the hair Of his TWO
dead children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02

One Person In Every -Four suffers From
rileal


About ono person IN every four suffers
from some form OF rectal disease. The
most common and annoying IS itching
piles. indicated by warmth. slight mois-
turo and intense, uncomfortable itching
I'm the parts Affected.
The usual treatment has been some sim
pie ointment or saive which sometimes
give temporary relief. but nothing like a
permanent cure can be expected from such
superficial treatment.
Tho only permanent cur for itching
plies yet discovered is the Pyramid Pile
Cure, not only FOR itching piles, but for
every other form OF piles. blind. bleeding
or protruding. The hrst application gives
instant relief and tho continued use for a
short time causes a permanent removal
OF the tumors or the small parasites
which cause the intense itching and dis
comfort OF itching piles.
Many physicians fer a long time sup
posed that the remarkable relief afforded
by the Pyramid Pile Cure was because
II was supposed TO contain cocaine, opium
or similar drugs. bat such IS not the case.
A recent careful analysis OF the remedy
showed II 10 be absolutely free from any
cocaine. opium. or In fact, any poisonous.
Injurious drugs whatever. Sold by drug
gists az 20 cents per package.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
A DAYS TRAGIC RECORD.
NExRLYAsCoRE or PERSONS MBBT
VIOLENT DEATHS IN NEW IORK.
a Family Found Dead and the Indications
Pontiac Murder and suicide-Sevs
eral End Their own Iiven

NEW YORK. oct. 1-NearIy n score Of
unfortunate met tragic deaths In and
about this city to-day. IL was suicide
day. No day within recent years has
been repletc with tales OF weak human
nature. Here is the list.
Mrs. Caroline Rivinius, OF West Point
n. Y, and her children, Laura, fifteen
years old, william. aged eleven; Albert.
eight and Elizabeth. nve, found dead In
the West Shore Hotel at Forty-second
street and Eleventh avenue, ~asphyxiated
by gas. thought 10 be murder and sui
eide.
Harmon s. Burt, OF Norwich. Conn,
registered at the Devonshire House. east
Forty-second street as T.. w. Smith, OF
Providence. r.. L., found dead in bed from
poison.
AsPHYXIATED.
Man registered as c. +. X. Royce. San
Francisco. Cal, found dead at the Grand
Union Hotel. A tube through which gas
was flowing from an open jet was In his
mouth. nothing was found by which he
might be identified.
DR.. Robert r. Flagg. n prominent
young physician OF Yonkers, who anne
to this city last night with his bride.
leaped from che window In his apartment
in the Murray Hi Hotel this morning.
for what cause Is not known. fractured
his skull and injuring himself otherwise
so badly that he died late this evening.
Theo Miller out Of work, killed himself
by shooting. at his boarding house on
enth avenue.
Rudolph X. Knoche. out Of work. drank
carbollc acid at his home on east Fifty
eighth street. and died an hour later.
At White Plains, Edward l.. Hafner and
Frank c. Holly. OF Norwalk. Conn. the
former a cigar merchant and the latter in
the employ Of n druggist supply company,
were found dead I'm their apartments
~asphyxiated by gas.
At a picnic in the outskirts OF Brooklyn,
william Kiynger killed John McNally by
a blow with his fist. II was I'm a fight and
klynscr's skull is said to be fractured.
CARBOLIC ACID.
Mrs. Bertha Hummel died in the Seney
Hospital. in Brooklyn. from the effects
Of carbolio acid, which she took while
respondent this morning.
Julia Quito. OF Brooklyn, worn out by
family troubles. ended her life tonight
In a draught Of carbolic acid.
George Martin. serving a sentence for
burglary In the Kings County p%eniten-
tiary, cut his throat this evening with n
piece Of glass-part Of a broken lamp
~chimney-and cannot owe
Michael Walsh was found dead At the
Fulton Hotel from the effect, 1t is be-
lieved, OF drugs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
DEATHS.

BAKER.-Entered into rest eternal. a
the residence OF bis daughter. Mountaii
View. near San Jose. California, ELTc,
BAKER, son OF the late Hilary an'
Margaret Marshall Baker. aged seventy
one years.
LINDSEY.-Died. Thursday morning. a
the residence Of his parents. 81 mort
Thirteenth street. ERNEST G.. LIND
SEY, nineteen years Of age.
The funeral will take place this morn
ing at HIS. at the First Baptist church
corner Broad and College streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
Proved A Failure.

Papa" she said. as She put down the
morning paper. ''let Us say no more about
a college course"
you do not care for one7' he return
ed. inquiringly.
Il do not" he replied. II am at last
satisfied that coeducation IS a failure.
Think of IL. Chaperons required az the
Northwestern University! Why. I'd Just
a. soon so 10 a girls finishing school
under such circumstances
Thus has the cause OF higher education
Of women received q severe blow.-Chi-
cage Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
&C.. Anderson, Sr.'s
2t2 WEST BROAD
AND 1881 AND 1898 ". CARvST

Arbuckle's Coffee. only II l-2o pound.
lon Coffee. only II l-2c. pound.
New Cod Fish. only Sc. pound.
2 large Mackerel. as large as any 90
ones OF other cheap stores. for DC.
Best Cream Cheese. only Toe. pound.
Picking Spices. the best. only 2oc. q
Best White OF. only Sc. gallon.
Best Starch. only Be-. pound.
Best Clothes Pins. only L.. dozen.
Roe Herring. only i5c. q dozen.
Best No. l Salt Pork. only Sc. pound.
Plates salt Pork. only Sc. pound.
Break Bacon. best. only Toe. pound.
Picnic Hams. best. No. l. -. pound.
Cotton Clothes Lines. only &C.. piece.
Any size Lamp Burner, only 81.
Wooden Wash Boards. only Sc.
Best GRADUATED Sugar. only &c.
Rest Light pr0wn Sugar. only 4l-2.
4 zoe Tea g. tea stores. only loc.
DC. bottle tifsup. Sc.
Toe. glass Mustard, only Sc.
sest Flour. guaranteed. only 8c. bag.
Good White Flour. only go. bag.
Best Sauce. = i5c. bottle for Sc.
Ginger Snaps. only &C.. pound.
soda Crackers. only 5c. pound
Cream Crackers. only &c. pound.
Mixed Cakes. only u. pound.
C-acker Dust. only &c. pound.
oyster Crackers. only 90. pound
Best oats. only &c. bushel
Good Hay. only Coo. cwt.
Saipstuff. only l5c. W
Rrownstun. only Zoe. cwt.
Plum Tobacco, Sc. plug.
Oid phone. 2i2 west Broad street.. NO
S62. old Phone. 1891 and 50 west cav
street. No. 1921. ,,
received an goods guaranteed or m'~'l
refunded: that's our style.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02

At one Of our police courts last week a
woman was charged with driving with
out a lamp. She stated that she had a
lamp. but had forgotten 70 put a candle
i'm II.
An" said the magistrate. you're IKE
the foolish virgin who forgot he oil
To which the defendant replied.
I'm not a foolish virgin: I'm married
with four children. "-Tit-Bits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02

To Norfolk, Old Point. Sc, Confined Oct.
Sd and 10Th.
The continued large patronage to the
one Dollar Sunday Outings 10 the e
shore encourages the c. & o. 20 run two
more, with a probability Of these pleasure
trips being extended through October.
a seat for every one on a fast, clean
train. without stops. makes a visit to Old
Point. ocean View or Norfolk BY this line
a comfort The Outing train will leave
G. & o., Broad-street Station. at $50 A.
Al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
THE ADVENT OF NEW STARS.
Polk Miller, Oscar Sisson, and Ester wal
lace Make Their Debut Monday Nlgh..

The recent alliance made between Polk
Miller. oscar SissOn and Ester Wallace.
20 be known in the theatrical world as the
Miller SissOn- Wallace Combination. will
be the attraction at the Academy OF Music
on Monday night. The sale Of seats for
the engagement commences at the box
office this morning.
a novelty Of the programme. besides
the negro approximations Of Polk Miller,
will be a one-act comedy that will ter
inmate the performance. IL Is a charac-
ter sketch Of about one hour, In which
Mr.. Sisson and Miss Wallace appear. and
Polk Miller takes the part Of an old
plantation negro who goes North after the
war.
The scenc is laid In Boston, and the old
fellow is weary OF his experience, and is
bound for "Ole Virginny." In the situa-
tons presented n ensuing dialogue
many Interesting and amusing points are
brought out which bear forcibly on the
state Of affairs of that time.
Tho Last Stroke" a play dealing forci-
bly, with the Cuban war. follows the COM
bination on Tuesday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
From the Eat.

Master Of the Seragllo-Ha, ha. Most
Ulustrlous. I have had the most delicious
Joke. | old your wives that YOU were
dead. and you should have heard them
wall.
The Sultan-What n harem-scarem fol-
low YOU are. TO be sure.-The Yellow
Rock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02

The Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Company IS Offering kiln-dried Hickory
and oak Wood in suitable lengths for
cooking stoves or heaters. This wood f.
unsurpassed for cooking purposes, and. II
tried once will use nothing else. OLD
phone, iil; new phone. nN. Drop US a
card.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
Old Dominion steamers.

Commencing yesterday. October 1st. Old
Dominion steamers will leave Norfolk
daily AT & o'clock in the evening. Passen-
gers can connect with them by leaving
Richmond via the c. and o.. road at $50
A. M. or by way OF the Norfolk and
western at 9 4. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
Select and Personally Conducted EScur.
sions Richmond to Niagara fsll.. y. v.
and Return via York River Line and Penn
~. X. and u. aud -. X. Il.

H.. X. and u. and o.. a. Il.
For the benefit Of those who could not
avail themselves Of the previous oppor-
tunities offered this summer, TO visit
Niagara Falls. THE Wonder OF Amer
lea he Southern Railway announces
they will continue the sale OF sl3 round
trip tickets from Richmond TO Niagara
Falls on tho following additional dates:
October 4th and 18th via York River Line.
Baltimore. and b. g. o. railroad. October
18th via. York River Line, Baltimore, and
Pennsylvania railroad.
On the dates mentioned train leaves
Richmond at $50 y. NJ. connects at West
Point with steamer, which arrives in
Baltimore I'm time TO onnec there with
special train leaving via r. & O. railroad
at 9:O5 A. NJ. and via. Pennsylvania rail-
road at S.fj a. NJ.
This is q most delightful trip and those
who have not taken advantage of the
former excursions at this very low rate
should not miss one Of these dates.
For further information apply . Q. w.
Westbury, r. =. A.. 920 east Main street:
j.. o.. Verssr. Ticket Agent Virginia
Street Station, or Richmond Transfer
Company, 93 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
A Phenomenon OF Fall.

This compensation still Is called
TO ease each earthly grief that watts
The forests and Inc fields grow bald.
But football hair Ia ~Suriates.
Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
A Painful Poem.

In haste she tried 10 drive a nail
But the next time h will lingcr.
then perhaps sheln miss tho n
That's growing on her finger.
Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02

We offer this morning one car Pears
White Heath. and Soft Peaches for bran
dying. canning and preserving. GEO. b.
BULL. Second Market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02

And yet they call this y fec country"
'Oh. don't know. IL he had done sucl
A thing on the klondike ;rail he ~onl;
have been lynched. Indianapolis Jors
nal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-02
Nnt Sn Inlnrfnnaie-

Great heavens Here Is a poor man
sent 20 jail for six months Tor stealing
n loaf OF bread. II makes my blood boil.