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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21

OF the prompt assistance rendered b,
the raleigh fremen and the Southern
raiiroad at the time of the fire in tn,
city on the 18th Of this month.
NJ II. Busey, the portrait artist. or
Monday. presented to the Watts Hos
pitaI, through Mr.. l.. A. Carr, OF Dur
nam, a handsome oil portrait of Mr..
George w. Watts, whose munlficence
rounded this institution. The likeness Is
good. The picture is 25x3O inches I'm size
and framed in heavy. beautiful, gold
frame, which was the gift of Mr.. Carr:
1t Is highly appreciated by the city, and
Is most appropriate gift.
our State Fair is now on, and the
banks OF this place will be closed to-
morrow so that the employees may have
an opportunity to attend. In fact Il IL
almost general holiday in Durham on
Thursday of the State Fair.
Many OF the adjusters are here to set
tie the losses by the late fire, and some
companies have already adjusted and
paid the claims.
We are having good rains, and the
prospects now are that the earth will be
thoroughly saturated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
THE COCKADE CITY.
peath of n veteran-A Coed Rain
A MARRIAGE

PETERSBURG. VA, October 2O.-(Spe-
'ial.)-Mr II. w. Underwood, aged about
years, well-known citizen, and a
ainter by trade, died this morning at his
esidencc. on South street Mr.. Under
wood had been confined TO his home for
bout two weeks from the effects of a
analytic stroke, but his death this morn
ng was sudden and unexpected. lie was
good Confederate soldier. and was a
member OF A. Z. Hin Camp OF Veterans.
fe leaves a wife and several children.
Heneral Cullen A. Battle, Ex-Governor
William Il. Cameron, Mr.. George S. Rer
ara, Mr.. John X. Turner, and Mr.. Il. n.
aughan are the representatives OF A.
Hi Camp 20 the Grand Camp OF Con-
sderate Veterans now In session In Rich
iond: The camp itself will go over 10
'ih IN tho reunion on Friday. This
amp, as has been stated, declined 10 an
osnt q sponsor, as many other camps
The election Of Hon. Thomas L. Ivev
tnis city. by the Grand Council az
unior order OF American Mechanics as
thte secretary OF the order. is a worthy
M gratifying compliment TO that gen
smah. This IL his tenth consecutiva
evuon 20 that office.
~ o'clock this morning. AT the res.-
s.ce OF the BRIDE In this city. Mis-
,,vfotny Y. Dugan was married. Ia Mr.
scnoias y Jones, q prominent farner ~
brunswick county. THE Ceremony W., was az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
HiRyEY-RANGELEY.
u brilliant Wedding Mt Stuart
Handsome Recenftan

handsome Inception.
STUART, VA, October 20.-(Special)-
Yesterday morning at $50 o'clock the peo-
pie OF Stuart and surrounding country
witnessed one of the most notable social
events in the annals of Patrick county.
IT was the marriage of Mr.. Edwin john
son Harvey and Miss Hattie May Range
ley The Stuart Baptist church was the
scene of this beautiful marriage. The
sacred edifice was tastefully decorated
with eYergreens, vines, and fragrant and
blooming flowers. At the appointed hour
the bridal party came up the aisles to the
inspiring strains of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march, faultlessly and artistically
rendered by Miss Lille Hodnett. of Mar
unsville.' Rev. r. T.. White, the popular
pastor, pronounced in an impressive man.
ner the words that made the twain one.
During the ceremony Miss Hodnette soft
~ and sweetly played Call Me Thine
own" Mr.. j. II. Rangeley, Jr., brother
OF the bride, was best man and MISS
Maud Harvey. OF Pittsylvania. sister OF
the groom was maid of honor The at
PENDANTS Were: w. q. Handy with Miss
Maggie Rangeley. j. A. Booth with Miss
Nellie Turner. j. p. Gilbert with Miss
Una cambridge. OF Henry, and DR.. III. 8.
Danville. Messrs. j. b. Beach and S. c.
Mcintosh acted as ushers.
The bride was attired in handsome
tailor-made gown of dark blue cloth and
carried in her hand a beautiful bouquet
or brides roses. She is the popular. at
tactye, and accomplished daughter of
Colonel James II. Rangeley. wealthy
and successful merchant. The groom is
talented young lawyer. formerly Of
Pittsylyania, but now of Stuart.
An elegant reception was given at the
home of the bride on Monday evening |
from TO 1880 o'clock. The spacious and |
handsomely parlors were bril- |
liantly Illuminated and were filed with |
happy guests. Colonel Rangeley and his |
excellent wife have no superiors as host
and hostess.
The presents were many, costly, and
beautiful.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal couple left for tour to Washing
ton, Baltimore, and other cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
SOUTH BOSTON,
An Assignment-A Good Rain-Per
sOnal Notes.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA. October 90
ial)-Yesterday moraing a deed OF
assignment was filed in the office of Coun.
ty-Court Clerk by II. j. Ingram, Jr.
who has been engaged in conducting q
retail grocery business in this town
naming j. w. Lee as trustee The liza
bilitles are about $500. The assets. IL is
thought, will amount to nearly 80 600 The
creditors of MIR. Ingram, Jr., are divided
into four classeS-namely: First class.
rents and fees for the execution of deed
second class, II. j. Ingram, ST., $500: Miss
Mamie Ingram, 500; Bank OF South Bos-
ton, $500; Alfred Brandon, $500: third
class, Easley az Lawson, $3.50; fourth
class. all creditors not specified by name
are embraced in this class, and will share
ratably.
The long drought is broken. The rain
Is gentle, and all absorbed as il falls.
Nearly all of the water courses are dry.
Mr. }: j. Lawson, cashier of the Bank
or south Boston, is confined to his room
suffering with malaria.
Rev. j. b. Dunn is visiting friends in
Richmond. ~
Mr. Thomas b. Barbour and wife of
are spending q portion of
town. ="
Mr.. William Ramsay, of Durham. musi-
cal director OF the w. T.. Fife meeting.
has arrived.
Miss Mary NJ Owen left to-day 70 visit
her sister, Mrs. Knight. at Rockville. Md.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
THREE COLONELs.
An Interesting Picture Prexentation
at Raleigh.

RALEIGH, N. c., October 2O-(spe.
cial.)-There was an interesting ceremony
at the State FAIRGROUNDS this afternoon.
IL being the presentation to the state for
It's library of painting of the three
colonels of the Twenty-sixth North Caro-
ma Regiment-Z. b. Vance, Henry X.
Burgwyn. and John II. Lane. Richard
n. Battle, president OF the Fair, intro
duced John Burgwyn McRae. who made
the presentation speech in fine taste. and
paid the commanders OF the regiment n
tribute, stating that at Gettysburg the
loss or the regiment was greater than
that OF any other regiment on either side
during the war
Governor Russell made an eloquent five
minute speech, accepting the portrait In
the name Of the State. and saying that.
dead or living. the Confederate soldier
occupied place In the pantheon OF tame.
He introduced Justice Montgomery, OF the
Supreme Court. who, In a forceful ad-
dress, formally accepted the painting.
Prominent men from all over the State
were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
RALEIGH'S BUDGET.
Against the State-POIificaI-AR Relic
of Wesley

| RALEIGH, N. c., October 2o-(snecia,
me supreme Court decides that tho
state Is liable for the costs in what are
| known as the Pamllco county oyster
cases, involving some 5000. The Audi.
tor says he does not see how he can
: issue warrant, and he will recommend
10 the claimants, the Sheriff, and Clerk
ol Famiico, to appeal to the Legislature
for relief
AT the coming term Of Wake Superior
Sourt here Will come up two cases OF
the state Treasurer against Stewart
Brothers. ex-State Printers. involving
szov". There Is also a suit against Ro-
pert NJ. Douglas for some $4,000, as
Dondsman OF Samuel f. Phillips.
me State Road Congress was held
mere tonight Among its features were
talk by State-Geologist j. A. Holmes.
ana papers by X. NJ. F'urman, of Ashe-
VINE; II. A. Tompkins, OF Charlotte, and
w. Z. McMackin. Supervisor OF Roads in
Raleigh township.
The Railway Commission to-day again
TOOK up the matter OF reducing the
freight rates on cotton, against which the
Seaboard Airline argued last week, and
decided that the rate should stand.
the Bank Of Louisburg, small private
AFFAIR closed its doors yesterday.
The transfer or remanding OF the West
ern Union Telegraph case back to the
Railway Commission is rather sur
prise TO the general public. 1t Is quite
evident that the commission does not
give much recognition to Governor Rus
sells numerous attorneys.
The State mills are now receiving very
liberal orders for products.
1t Is stated that the hre-insurance
premiums in this State aggregate N,Ooo.-
DO yearly. "''r' \
II Is said that the widow OF Bill Nye
now has only 800 a year income. She
will sell her property at Buck Shoals.
near Asheville.
The meeting Of the State Convention OF
The Young Mems Republican League last
iight was attended by seventy-seven peo-
pie. Warren v. Hale. OF Cleveland. was
made temporary and also permanent /
chairman. after hot fight in favor OF
?. II, Lybrook, Of Winston. led by PrI-
j. E Alexander. Howe
coloredD. Of New Hanover, was made
ecretary. Alexander was put In nominal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
GAs-LIGHT ASSOCIATION
Its Convention at Old POint-EIec.
ton of Officers.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October 20
The twenty-ffth annual convention of the
American Gas-Lght Association, in SEES
sion at Old Point Comfort, to-day elected
the following officers:
President, Joseph b. Crockett. San
francisco; First Vice-President. A. c.
Humphreys, New York; Second Vice
President, George G. Ramsdell, Philadel-
phia; Third Vice-President, f. G. Pratt.
Des Mpines Ia; Secretary and Treasurer
Alfred Forstall, Montclair, N. j.
The newly elected council consists of
j. c. Baxter, OF Michigan; Allen S. Mil
10y, of New York; S. II. Jenkins, of Ken
lucky, and c. f. Pritchard, of Massa,
chusetts. rE.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
AT MARRIAGE ALTAR.
WEDDING BELLS IN THE HILL CITY
YESTERDAY.
Miss HAM. Risauc Hutter Becomes
the Bride of Mr.. Middleton Hey
ward Gibbes, of Montnna-The
Church Dccorations-Attcn

IYNCHBURG. VA, october 2e.--(Spe-
cial)-st. paul's Episcopal church was
the sceno Of beautiful wedding at 3
O'Clock this afternoon. The building was
Hastily adorned with chrysanthemums
and cut-flowers. and in Il was a crowd
limited only by its capacity. Tho rector
Rev. DIR. T. NJ. Carson. performed the
ceremony that made Mr. Middleton Hey
ward Gibbes and Miss Halle Risque Hut
ter man and wife. The bride is the
lovely daughter OF Major and Mrs. Ed
ward s. Hutter. She was charmingly
attired I'm gray cloth. trimmed in gray
satin, and white mousseline de sole. ana
gray and white hat. and carried white
chrysanthcmums. She proceeded to the
altar on the arm OF her father preceded
by the ushers-Messrs. Charles owen. II.
IL. T. Adams, Jr., T.. Keene Langhorn.
Meredith Wills, w. ID. Adams, Jr., Lang
horne Lewis. J. Randolph Henry, ana
Boothroy Taylor. These were attired in
black cutaway coats. gray trousers. and
white ascot ties. At the altar the bride
was met by the groom and his best man,
Mr. T.. Risque Hutter. brother of the
bride. who came from the robing-room
Immediately following the bride were
the maids OF honor, Misses Lucy and
Edna Hutter, who wore respectively, OK
blood cloth and blue cloth suits, with |
white trimmings. Both carried pink |
,hrysanthemums. They were followed |
BY the ribbon-bearers. Misses Mary |
CHRISTIAN and Adele Hammer. Immedi-
ltely after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
ilbbes were driven TO Union Depot.
where they took the vestibuled train for
northern tour before going to their
dontana home. Mr.. Gibbes is a scion of
he ancient family Of that name in South
'arolina. He is prominent young
swyer at Great Falls Mon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The Lodge of EIks-Oficers-AM ar.
riage.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, October 20
CSpeciai)-The lodge of Eiks Instituted
here last evening is $3.50. and the officers
Installed are: Exalted Ruler, j. b. Wood
Esteemed Leading Knight. NJ. Leterman
Esteemed Loyal Knight, the Hon. John
w. Ffshburne; Esteemed Lecturine
Knight, the Hon. r. r. w. Duke: Secre-
tary, b. w. Leterman; Treasurer w. j.
Keller. Trustees-L T. Hanckel, Thomas
w; Minor and A. ID. Payne. The social
side of the evening was especially nota-
bic. The Reception Committee consisted
of j. Stuart Hanckel chairman, Thomas
r. Randolph. j. V. Perley, John T. Hall,
George w. Goodyear. and Sol. Kaufman
The Committee on Entertainment of the
Hon. John w. F1shburne, II. NJ. Lewis.
and Phil. Leterman. The Elks banquet
ed at Wright's.
A golf club has been organized at the
University of Virginia, with Carter Rem
shaw as president and Frank Hunt, secre-
tary.
This morning at the Baptist church Mr..
Warren IL. Coons, Clerk of the Courts OF
Culpeper county, and Miss Ella Edwina
Thompson, of FaUquier county, were mar
ried by the Rev. f.. w. Winfrey, of Gull
pepper assisted by the Rev. III. w. Tribble.
Of this city. After breakfast at Wright's
the couple took the Chesapeake and Ohio
train for wedding tour in the North
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21

y THE BIGGEST HAUL IN OUR HISTORY!

No store could have made purchase of this d.
combned-the six Saks stores togetherand closed deal
gives the opportunity to offer you sterling values in m
onab tmeat prices the like of which have never been ouo
this cynor in this country-before With the wonderful
of the Anniversary Sale still fresh your comes this
MISUNDERSTANDING occasion Let it's temptations have
Let your appreciation to its very bb
limit Let not man or boy in Richmond play truant to his
best interests by neglect of prompt response to these
bargains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
A FOOTBALL SURPRISE.
Brown Breaks the Yale Line Almost
at VIII.

NEW HAVEN, CONN. October D.
the surprise Of the season in the foot
bail world was furnished by Brown here
to-day, when Captain Fultz's men broke
through the Yale line almost at will anu
ran up total score OF II points, scoring
three touch-downs against the home
team, the largest score ever made on the
Yale field against a Yale eleven. Yale
secured no more touch-downs than did
the visitors, but the goalkeeper cad
wallader, was successful IN trying Tor
goal. while Hail, who made the attempt
AFTER the Brown touchdown, failed ia a..
out one chance.
Gammons and Fultz were the twin stars
OF the Brown armament. Gammons 90,
TWO or tho visitors touch-downs. Fuiz
the other Each made IL possible Dy
hagnincent interference for the other %
gam ground effectually, and Richardson
DroWhs quarterback. made a run Of q
YARDS In the last half, only because o.
the interference OF the two haf-backs'
VINO logged along down TIE Geld By DIS
size, and brushed OF the Yale tacklers.
FOR Yale. kiefer alone seemed able 20
gain ground. Benjamin found the Brown
line an Irresistible bar. Captain Rogers
was forced to do most OF Yale's rushing,
but his strength gave out the last few
minutes. and Corwtn was the only ground
gamer who was left on the Yale team
at the finish
PENNSYLVANIA VICTOR.
PHILADELPHIA. October 9.--The
Pennsylvania University football team.
composed OF seven regulars and four sub
stitutes. defeated the State College team
this afternoon. by the score OF "A TO 0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21

performed by Rev. DIR. william Il. Ed
wards in the presence OF few relatives
and friends, and the couple subsequently
left for their home. in Brunswick.
Rain has been falling gently but steaai-
~ ever since early last night, the first Of
ton for many weeks. But IL will require
a great deal OF rain to restore the ne
cessary water supply In this portion OF
the State
Speciai-AgeEt Wheeler, OF the Internal
Revenue Department, visited the Office
here to-day. and found everything In good
order.
Mr.. III. ID. Owen. candidate for the
Legislature IN Chesterfield county, was In
our city last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
DURHAM.
Undressing Observation-Disclosures
survey-PersonaI.

DURHAM. N. c.. October 2o.-(special,
distressing accident occurred ahou,
eleven miles north OF this city YESTERDAY
william Brogden. aged about 70 ans
ms son, about 10 years OF age wera
arivlng nome when their team became
frightened aid ran away. Both were
thrown out with considerable force The
boy escaped injury, but the father was
terribly mangled and died In few
hours. &c"
Inc survey OF the Durham and Char
io..e railway Is progressing finely, and on
Yesterday the surveyors were report-
ed TO be between New Hope and DIR
nam. which is about seven miles from
mere This road will miss Chapel Hin
Few miles. but 1t Is hoped that as
TINS Is preliminary one, Inducements
lage.
Resolutions Of thanks were adopted by
the Board OF Aldermen In appreciation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
STORM OFF HATTERAS
THE WIND BLOWING AT SIXTY
MILES AN HOUR.
Tremendous Sea acknowledgements
In Great Danger-High Tides mt
NOrfOlk-Warnings- by
Train-Suspected SchOOners.

| NORFOLK, VA, October 2o.-(Spe-
cial)-A hurricane which is now central
off Cape Hatteras is moving up the coast
in northeasterly direction, and causing
dangerous times along the coast At
2:3o O'Clock this afternoon the storm off
Hatteras was increasing in energy. and
the wind was blowing sixty miles an
hour. The storm appears to be moving
slowly to the northeast, and the wind
will probably reach hurricane velocity
off the Middle Atlantic and South New
England coast.
A tremendous sea is running at Hat
teras, and vessels caught in the storm
will be in great danger. The full force
of the wind is not expected to reach
here, but II is dangerous for vessels TO
leave port, and warnings were sent by
the Weather Bureau TO all water trans
pcrtation lines. Nevertheless, all steam
ers appointed to sail tonight left on
schedule time, and are expected to
weather the gale in safety. All sailing
craft stayed In port, and advices from
the .capes say that vessels Of all de-
scription are making for the haven OF
Hampton Roads. In the city the gale
was not severe, but the tide was very
high, rising over Cove and other streets
in the lower part OF the city.
A workman at Lambert Point named
John Williams was killed last evening
about o'clock by a train on the Nor
folk terminal track. near Barboursyille.
He was on his way to Norfolk. and
stepping from one track to another 10
get out OF the way OF freight train In
front OF him, he was struck by a pas
senger train from behind. His body was
badly mangled.
The schooner Silver Heels. which was |
biased in New York harbor several DAYS
Igo by the United States Marshal and |
deputies and Pinkerton men. on the sup
'osition that she il q fiibusterer, is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
Funeral OF Mr.. Damn.

NEW YORK. October 20.--The funeral
service over the remains Of Charles A.
Dana took place to-day in ST. Pauls
Episcopai church, at Glen Cove. L. l.
lard Bartlett. Congressman FRANKLIN
Bartlett, General James III. Wilson. Pro
fessor Charles $. Sergeant, Of Harvard !:
Charles Dana, and General Benjamin +.
The service was conducted by Rev. DIR.
william n. Huntington. rector of Grace
church. New York. assisted by Rev. John
Gamack. rector Of ST. Paurs church, Glen
~, a number ef prominent people attended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
Women I'm Missionary Work.

NORFOLK, VA, October 2O.-(Special.
The second day of the Womans Foreign
Missionary Society of the Virginia Con.
ference of the Methodist Church, South
was signalized by a large attendance.
The morning and afternoon sessions
were devoted TO the hearing and conside-
ration of reports from the various dis
tricts throughout the State. 80.
AT night the annual sermon, an his
torlcal discourse, was preached by Rev.
w. III. Edwards, of Norfolk who talked
OF woman's work in the Christianizing of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
The Briggs and the Silver Heel,

NORFOLK, VA, October 2O-Collector.
of-Customs Leroy II. Shields to-day re-
ceived another dispatch from Secretary
Gage, instructing him to hold until fur
Their orders the schooner Donna II. Briggs
now detained here on suspicion of having
been engaged in filibustering.
The Silver Heels, an alleged filibuster-
ing schooner which has given the Kew
York officials the slip, and is supposed TO
be headed for Norfolk. has not Vet nut i'm
an appearance; The customs officials are
on the watch for her
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
Charge of FeIonious A.sau,t.

NORFOLK, VA, October 2O-A sensa
ton has been sprung here by the arrest
OF 1. q. Thompson, well-known young
man train dispatcher for the Norfolk
and Western railroad, on the charge ~
felonious assault upon Naomi Wood. an
iS-year-old orphan girl. The case will
come up for hearing Tomorrow. and
thompson Is in jail unable to obtain bail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA vIcToR
BIRMINGHAM A CAPITAL.
state Government Temporarily Re
moved There From Montgomery.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. october s@--O"-
Ing to the prevalence OF yellow-feyer IA
Montgomery. and the fact that all OF tho
towns and cities OF the State have qua
rantined against that place. the state
Government has been temporarily ie-
moved TO Birmingham. The Governor
and all the State officers have locate"
here, and are transaeting business from
this point. The altitude OF Birmingham
Is sucs. that yellow-fever cannot live hers.
and II was selected by the Governor a.
the temporary seat II government because
Of this fact.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21

loaded with coal and bound to Norfolk.
The Silver Heels has not arrived at this
port. The suspected schooner Briggs is
sun being watched by the customs au-
thorities here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
Norfoik's WATER Famine Ended.

NORFOLK, VA, October a.-The city
has been on short-water rations for the
past month. The water-famine was
broken to-day by the rain. and hereafter
the citizens can have water when they
want IT, '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21

CHICAGO. October Alt has haze, IA
cided TO hold the funeral OF the late
George M: Pullman on Saturday. October
sd. at r. NJ, from his late residence
The pail-bearers and Officiating n,jaisrsr
nave nor yet been decided upon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-21
Mems Winter OVerCOats.

lot of fine Blue, Black, and Oxford Kersev
Overcoats-some with italian lining-some are
lined through with satin; velvet collars, stitched
seams; perfect ftting-well tailored. Coats
that we couldn't undertake to duplicate for less
than S1o-and you know we are close sellers
Judged by others values they're worth $3.50
You may not need them to-day-but they won't
be here when the need does come. Take EN- now
when you can get them at this extraordinarr
price
$7.25.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1897-12-31
consumption Positively Cured.

Mr.. R. B. Greeve, merchant, OF Chill
howie, Va, certiffes that he had con-
sumption, was given up to die, sought
all medical treatment that money could
procure, tried all cough remedies he
could hear of, but got no relief; spent
nights sitting up in a chair; was in
duced to try DR.. Kings New Discovery.
and was cured by two bottles. For past
three years has been attending to busi-
ness and says DIR. Kings New Discovery
is the grandest remedy ever made, as it
has done so much for him and also for
others in his community. DR.. Kings
New Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs,
Colds and consumption. It don't fail.
Trial bottles free at Blake;ey & Hough-
toms drug store. 5