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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10

The result was disastrous and both
men We're taken from the mine in a
pitiable condition.
1t is feared that Flowers will lose the
sight of both eyes; the thumb of one
hand was cut off and he was cut and
bruised all over his body.
Mr.. Kemp got off more easily and it
is believed will soon be out and around
again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10
Russia a Favored Purchaser.

San Francisco Chronicle: Russia wants
more armor plate from the Carnegie
trust. and will probably be able to get it
at the old price of sos per ton. The car
has a most favored nation treaty with
the trust. and has made money by it. As
a buyer of American aG-nar plate. it
would be cash in Uncle Sans pocket to
go 10 Europe and be naturalized-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10


HE Tintic-Mercur
excursion yester-
day over the Ore
gon Short Line
and Salt Lake &
Mercur railroads
was a grand sue
cess in every way.
At Sis a. m,
fOur coaches. in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10
Florida,s Railroad Law.

Pensacola, Fla, MAY Ex-Governor
Bloxham has allowed the railroad COM
mission bill to become law without. his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10
TWO MEN INJURED.
Deplorable Accident at the Golden
Gate Mine

Two men were seriously injured at
the Golden Gate mine at Mercur yester-
day by an explosion OF giant powder.
IL was after the change of shifts af-
ter II o'clock, and the two men. VIII
Flowers and Dick Kemp, were shovel
ing ore into car when, one of the men
struck a pick into the pile of ore TO
loosen it up and the point struck an
unexpioded cap in which some powder
was retained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10
JArlES A. POLLOCK,
100 Main Street.

Stocks bought and sold for cash or on
commission. Weekly market letter and
quotations upon application z. G. Wool
ley. jr Member Salt Lake Stock Ex-
change
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 10 al Others.
Hazy Indian Summer.

Detroit Journal: Stay your hand.'
cried Pocahontas. springing forward.
What do you mean?" Numbered the
puissant Powhattan.
Il don't wonder that you don't know
what she MEANS interposed Mr..
Smith, raising his head from the block.
Il have only to say, regarding the In
dian summer girl, that, while she is
doubtless quite as warm, she is not by
any means so clear"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10
BLUE CHURCH MEETING.
INITIATION OF CANDIDATES
TAKES PLACE TOMORROW.
Some History of the Work Which
Has Been Done by the Or
der in the Past-It is as Old as
History and Dates Back to
Pharaoh the First.

o NJ o r R o w
night, in the hall
of Our Lodge No.
$3.50. Ancient and
Mystic Order of
tine Blue Church.
another candi-
date will. if
found worthy. be
initiated into the
sublime myster-
les of the fra
farrifx- Tndar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-10

A Welsh colony is fiourishing in Ar
gentina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
PARTITION OF CHINA
4 RUSSIAN SUGGESTION THAT 1T
HAS ACTUALLY BEGUN.
Plantations Wait OnS Prince Henry of
Prussia on the Eve OF His Departure
Hopes for Peaceful Solution

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 10. 80 The
Noyostiu. says that the absence OF pro-
tests from the other Powers at Germany's
evident determination TO remain at Kiao
Chou Bay indicates that the partition Of
China has actually begun and will pro-
coed
Another newspaper expresses the belief
that the United States among other Pow
ers may object 10 the permanent occu-
patton Of Kiao Chou Bay by Germany
Russian official circles however. appear
Indifferent TO the step taken by Germany.
PEACEFUL SOLUTION.
BERLIN, Dec. ia number Of civic.
military and university Populations at
Kiel. waited upon Prince Henry Of Prus-
STA on Saturday TO wish him bon voy
age, The rector OF the university said .
I'm all German lands the feeling pre-
wills that we are reaching a decisive turn
ing point i'm the history of Germany. The
German universities which are the nur-
series not only of science but Of patriot
ISM stand beside the Farherland when
ever its honor of greatness are at stake
Prince Henry replied:
Il enthusiastically undertake the voy-
age TO China at the personal invitation
OF the Emperor and with the conscious
ness Of thereby contributing 10 Germany
might and greatness
The Prince added, There are reasons
10 hope for a peaceful solution Of the
difficulties with China"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14

vania TO Columbiana county. Ohio,
travelling by pack horses
In 1893 near the present city of Lisbon.
Ohio. Nancy Allison was born. Her girl
hood was passed on a farm. and In lsz'
she married VIM. Mckinley. young iron
manufactures. The couple lived hrst AZ
Fairfield and afterward at Niles ana
Poland before removing to Canton. Inc
children born to them were David, anna
James, and Mary. who are dead. Helen
Minerva now living at Canton; Sarah
Elizabeth. now the wife of A. j. Duncan
of Cleveland: william. the President
Abigail Cecil. who is dead. and Aoner'
whose home is i'm New York. VIM NC
kinley. Sr. died at the age OF eighty
five wears.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.-The members
OF the Cabinet who will attend the fu-
neral OF Mrs. Mckinley, mother OF tne
President. in Canton. tomorrow, lett
Washington at 100 tonight over the Penn
sylvania railroad. There were In the
party Secretary and Mrs Alger. Attorney
General and Mrs. McKenna. Postmaster
General Gary. Secretary Wilson. Secre-
tary Bliss. Mr.. Porter. secretary 10 the
President and Mrs. Porter. The party
will reach Canton about 10 O'Clock Iues-
day morning. and will leave Canton Iues-
day night again for Washington.
The White House will be closed 10 Visl-
tors tomorrow. and the flags on an .ne
nublic buildings will he at hair mast out
the departments will not he 'loseu.
There were a number Of floral triou,es
from the members OF the cabinet vi vi
Canton train. also one from VIZ
dent Hobart. and one from 'eoi
Mrs Porter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
"rxerxtI,ing for Everybody"

Anonp the Christmas display on Broad
street there stands out prominently tHe
house Of Meyers. Early In the year ,hey
had made preparations 10 move 70 their
,,ossive new store which even TODAY IN
lis half finished condition Is referred 10
with pride by all Richmonders' but oelns
,disappointed in getting into me new store,
thu were compelled TO place on sale IN
,boir present quarters many OF the hou-
dav goods bought for the larger store.
Among the most prominent articles IN the
TOW basement are some bisque dois, ldrser
than a six-year-old child. merry-20-
round reyolves by clock work, "hlch
makes its own music, just as the merry
go-rounds OF real life. .,.- =.
Magic boxes that merely by pressing
string makes various shades or meta,
pieces and paper figures. zoe thr01usn 81
manner of cOntortions without railing on.
In the arrangement OF their CHRISTMAS
department this firm has adopted a novel
plan: each price article Is placed In sep
arate sections. virtually turning the base
ment department into different price
stores.
on the main floor the quick changes OF
the different articles on sale are really
dazzling.
There is the sterling silver department.
where the finest articles are retaiied Tor
mere pittance II seems. The plated silver
counter contains many bargains suitable
for presents.
The handkerchief counter Is one mass OF
snowy WniteneSS, " DelnR n ldtt tndt lniS
house some two weeks ago withdrew from
the custom house here I'm Richmond
twelve hundred handkerchiefs that had
come direct TO them from the factories
OF St Gall. Switzerland.
From the looks OF the fur counter, It
will appear that all the ladies or Rich
mond are preparing to go to the klondike
regions but when one considers that these
furs are all bought below the actual cost
OF making. simply because some manufac-
turers needed cash. he can realize that
they are not too many. when such fne
furs can be bought for such little money.
To wander through the coat section
little boys fancy suits and big boys Sun
day suits: the floors where the beautiful
rugs are displayed; the room OF lace cur
tains and portieres; the section Of menf
fies. handkerchiefs. and the hundred api
one things that 60 to make such a store
tina delight OF a womaHs heart. we cfn-
not help but think what temptations they
must be to the fair ones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14

place 80 much value upon court char-
ter as upon one from a legislature.
lie feared that II the resolution were
passed the Commonwealth "ouih 'ose
taxes on charters as many companies
would 20 10 New Jersey for them.
Mr.. fletcher spoke In favor OF MS reso'
tuition which was passed by.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
Bv Mr.. Lowry-ro place William H.
Hack. OF Bedford county. on the pension
list OF Virginia.
Nv Mr.. Withers--To amend section one
chapter eight OF the act TO Incorporate
the city OF Danvilc.
ny Mr. Flood-To dispense with inc
necessity for motion for new trial
In certain cases
By Same-To amend and re-enact sec
ton 40l7 OF the Code OF Virginia In rela-
ton 20 the presence OF the accused our
ing felony case.
BY Mr. Morris--To legaiize party pri-
maries for the nominations OF city oincers
In the city OF Charlottesville.
BY Mr.. Sands-To amend and rc-enaci
an act to amend and re-enact section IVA
Of the Code Of Virginia In relation 10 ihe
Limitation Of actions.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
TO incorporate the Virginia Alaska COLO
Mining Company.
To amend the road law in the county
Of buckingham.
The hill to enlarge the powers OF the
Richmond Traction Company was passed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
IEGTSLfTTJE CHfI.
Fill to Abolish The Tax on Char'"p'e III
stifufions--PrintingC Committee

sfifufipnS-
There will soon he q strong moVri''nt
Thought before the Legislator" Nh i.s
object I'm view Of having the law lnIl'O>'IIS
a tav Of Der cent. upon lei l't IldN'
TO charitable institutions in the Sla'c ~
pealed. 49,, - ,tro,o.
For some time there has hheen s'I 1o,s
sentiment IN favor OF reptauns ..,o.r,b
Recently II has taken on reneW"u - Ia
bv reason OF the tax rcq,hf'o -, 49,,
rpou fhc donations m 3c - NdTp", - .
t,bIo irstitutions in his -iry ~. n lat"
Major Lewis Ginfcr 1feSc ''u", ,. 80,
amountod 10 ;ll7m0. The state tax upon
these is 4 so The trustees Of some vi
Tho institutions to when requests
made have requested the cEe'aioIs 81 No
ior enters estate % DoStp"h' ~ -
rent of the amounts unih the l,S.s'' -, 80, !.
decides whether or not 10 fcp9ei ~ 20
on the subject. ,,,~,,c
Mr. { s p. Patterson Is now pTepAriih,g
Tho ldll which will he presented 20 ''V
7 orislatrrn Nv Hon. n. r. Mm''rl. 80,
A strong support will be given M ~ IL
and Il is thought the measure VIII
passed. l.l,>..rr, ,c,,rc
Chairman rvev. Of the Printing COMMIT
toe has called a Joint session of the house
ana Senate committee 10 award the con-
tract for printing the usual reports. Inc
session will be held in the office OF the
c,,ncrintendent of Public Printing al "
o,cIocl, to-day. when all parties interested
In the matter will he given ,H''.'-.
This is said 10 be somewhat OF a kholly
nrohleno this time by reason OF 'he 'e'S
close bids submitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
RHEUMATISM

ac. TO provide for the assessment Oh 'a 70
on persons. property and incomes, ,,st.
The measure proposes TO REQUIRE sn' mo
ing OF bonds notes. stock. ETC. tne sanrr
10 be turned over to the Comfn'ss'.n,
of Revenue. who IS to fix the Na'"''''
upon them. nth
Mr. A. g. Withrow. Of Alleghahy' -
and Highland. introduced n bill anehuin it
certain sections Of the Code rela'lhs -
the asse ssment and valuation OF persona
property The provisions Of THIS neds",e
require that the Commissioner OF keNehu'
shall. in person list all property for 'aN-
alton instead Of arriving at same oN w
use Of blanks" filed out by properly
owners and sent by mail. IL also re-
qt res property owners TO answer an
q.c.tions relating to their assessment
Governor O'Ferrall has approved the
first bill which now has become a law by
his signature. II is Senate bil No. "
70 authorize and empower the Board or
Supervisors Of Halifax county TO issue
bonds.
The bin was originally introduced by
senator Barksdalc. Of that county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
SAVED FROM 4 SINKING SNIP.
The Crew OF Norwegian Bark Taken
from n Wreck I'm Mid Ocean.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Dec. 13-Spe-
cial-The British steamship Kildona ar
rived here to-day from Shields bringing
the shp-wrecked crew OF the Norwegian
bark Hgemmet which sprang aleak I'm
midAtlantic about two weeks ago. and
was given up for lost. Sunday. December
9Th, when the signals Of distress were dis
covered by Captain Roberts. of the XII
dona- Captain N. y. Nyman and his
crew Of eight men are now destitute, all
Of their belongings having gone down
with the ili-fated ship. They Will be cared
for by Captain Roberts until taken I'm
charge by the Norwegian consulate at
Norfolk.
The story OF the wreck Of the Hgemmet
IS best told I'm the words Of Captain
Roberts and Captain II. \. Nyman.
I'VE sighted the bark" said Captain
Roberts. about $ o'clock on the morning
Of December 9Th. and at once put about
to give her crew what aid we could. The
position was about 3d. 40 longitude and
471O latitude. The sea at that time WAS
very rough. and the gale was wost-north-
west: I'm fact, We experienced quite n tenn
pestuous voyage for several days about
that time.
we saw the poor fellows on the bark
were i'm a bad way. and knew II would be
a risk 10 attempt 10 save them but the
poor fellows couldn't drown before our
eyes. and We determined 20 DO what we
could for them. / sent my chief officer
d w. Crockett. with nNc men m itf-
boat TO their assistance. and he succeeded
in picking up all Of the crew. II was hard
work getting the boat alongside the OLD
hull, but our crew managed % get on
these men who had not already
! Jumped overheard and were pick
| ed M. II was a narrow escape
| for the unfortunate. and II would
have Jared badly with them II we had
not passed Just when We did. Several
, other steamers were sighted by Captain
Nyman. but none u them put To his as
| sistance."
I Captain Nyman says: II LEFT Champai
| ton Norway October 18th bound FOR Fall
mouth England carrying a cargo OF log
| wood About two weeks ago my vessel
snrang aleak. and N was necessary 10
| keen the men az the pumps night ana DAY
| in order 10 keep her above water flntlly
we saw that we were lost unless an or
| tho humps were kept going an the time.
| and every man was put 10 Work. 'ut
vessel was fast going. and the men We're
| All but completely exhausted win thelr
| laborious work when We sighted INC
1 steamship KildOna, Captain Roberts ana
| saw with 10Y that She had discovered OUT
| Might. An our men were rescued atter
( hard work by the Kildona's crew. bui We
, lost everything we had and are no" desu-
| tute" -. ..
! The Hgemmet Is a Norwegian bark on
| $50 tons. and was built thirty-tour years
| ago. II was registered al stavansssl =.
| Norway. and owned by 7. Meling, OF ln.
| same place. Captain Nyman doc nD'
I know whether or not there was any III
| surance on the vessel or us cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14

ROANOKE. VA. Dec Especial Dur
ing the late Baptist Association held IN
this city. Rev. Leslie Cook a former pas
tor of the East Roanoke Baptist church;
who was in attendance. was charged
with the forgery Of check for 2I 90; on
W. T Hood & Co.. OF Richmond Va
which he passed on Overstreet Inur .
man. Of this city Upon the discovery or
the checks worthlessness the case was
nut in the hands Of the police Of the city
and Chief DYER sent out descriptions o,
the man and as a result to-day received
n telegram announcing his arrest anu I'M
prisonment at orange. Va.
II is understood that Mr.. Cook IS also
charged with some shady transactions IN
Richmond and Petersburg. ana the az
thorities Of those cities were not. on MS
trail but Chief Dyer's minute Description
together with his picture, caused MS cap
ture. 81, -. oro.
chief Over will send for him NJ once
and have him brought here FOR trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
oTOONSHTNE RAID.
AnAppeaI for Third Time to the supreme
Court

WINSTON. y. G.. Dec. l3.-Special.-
Last Saturday evening Deputy-Collector
Brmm destroyed two OF the largest
moonshine stills ever operated in this
county. He found them near Oak Grove
church. fifteen miles north OF winston.
He also destroyed two thousand gallons
of beer. The owners Of the plant skipped
lust before the officers arrived.
The counsel for the plaintiff announced
to-day that he would. for the third time
take an appeal TO the Supreme Court in a
suit brought against the Roanoke and
Southern railroad by the mother Of James
Fulp. who was killed by a train on that
road a few years ago. She sued FOR
$1,000
Three juries have decided In favor OF
the defendant, and the Supreme court mas
twice granted the plaintff new trials.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
Valuable Barn Burned.

ROANOKE. VA. Sept. l3.-The barn OF
- Noomaw. two miles north Of this
civ was burned down Yesterday morn,
mo about $50 O'Clock. The horses az
cattle we're saved except cow and car,
witch were burned TO death. All the farm
,,acbfnerv and vehicles and large
amount Of corn and hay were DESTROYED;
Nth the building. making a total loss OF
q 'o0O. upon which there was no insurance a.
A barn on the same site belonsin ll ~ ~
Mr. Noomaw was burned twenty years
400 with "A loss Of 5000. and no insur-
ance. The fire on both occasions Is peneH-
ed 70 have been the work OF an inceh-
diary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
Innrinn for a Mayward Wife.

LYNCHBURG. VA. December B.-spe
ciaI-Joseph Staples section foreman Tor
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad al
snringwood. was in the city to-day IN
quest OF his wife. To one Of the hotel
clerks he stated that his wife. who mas
four children. on Wednesday last lett
sprinewood on the train with one Peter
Kessler. who IS also married and has SIX
children ostensibly to come to Lynch-
bur. but as they have not returned nor
have any tidings been received from
them. he came here TO see II he could
trace her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
4 CONSTDERfTE JtD "I'
Chesterfield Farmers 10 Meet and DISCUSS
Sugar Beet Culture

PETERSBURG VA. Decemoel ~
Special.-The December term OF
Hastings Court will open next THURSDAY.
but Judge Mullen. in view OF the nusy
season with business men. has ue.e,
mined TO dispense with the grand JURY
petit jury and venlre who had peeh SUM
moned 10 serve for the term.
The following have been elected or.
ncers Of Washington-Street Methou's'
Episcopal church Sunday school; Superin.
tendent. CAPTAIN L. L. Marks, Assistant
Superintendent. John r. Turner: super
intendent Primary Department. MIS-. a.
y. Prentis; Chorister. Robert ste"aIe'
Secretary. r. l.. Kidd: Assistant Secre-
tary. r. O. Jones; Librarian. Il. W.
Butcher: Assistants 70 Librarian, W. L.
Sutherland. Charles S. Young. Charles /.
williamson. and T. jefferson Clark.
Some time during the current week
meeting Of the farmers Of Chesternei'
county will be held I'm Petersburg 70 dis
cuss the culture Of the sugar beet.
Mr.. George W. Stainback is quite Ill at
his home In this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
Az ASHLAND LdDY III.
Mr.. c. A. Taylor Well Enough to Return
10 His Home.

ASHLAND. VA, Dec. 2 B.-Special-
Mrs. ". G. Smith is i'll Of appendicitis.
Her physician, DR.. Ellis. called into con-
sultation to-day. Or. George Ben Johnson,
OF Richmond who agreed with him In
the diagnosis of the case. An operation
,ret vet was not deemed necessary. The
natient tonight is resting much easier
than AZ any time for the last twenty-four
hours.
DIR. Howard NJ. Smith OF Newport
News. arrived at his mothers bed side
Saturday night.
Mr.. G. A. Taylor. who has been I'll In
Richmond for the past month, had re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
SUIT FOR ALIENATION.
Arrested for Mansiaughter, the Result OF
Fight Last Week

NORFOLK. VA, Dec. l3.-Special.-In
the Court OF Law and Chancery Oscar l..
McClanon. OF Princess Anne county, Is
suing w. c. Lowery OF Norfolk. Va. for
$4,000 damages for the alleged alienation
of plaintiffs wifes affections by defend
ant,
Ben Turner. coiored. was arrested this
afternoon upon the charge OF manslaugh-
ter. He and Frank II. Whitehurst.
young white man. had a hight last week
and Whitehurst died at the hospital FRI
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14

SWIF 5
SPECIFIC,

IL far ahead Of any blood remedy on the
market. Ior IT does so much more. Be
sides removing impurities. AID toning up
the rundown system. IL cures any blood
disease. IL matters not how deep-seated or
obstinate, which other se-oailsd blood
remedies fail TO reach. II 10 real blood
remedy for real blood diseases.
Mr.. Asa smith, Of Greeneastlc. Ind,
writes: 81 had sach = bad case OF Sciatic
Rheumatism that I became absolutely
helpiess-unable 70 take my food or handle
myself In any way. I took many patent
medicines, but they did not reach my
trouble. Ono dozen bottles Of 5. g s.
cured me sound and we'll, and now weigh
no."
Books on blood and skin diseases mailed free
" swim Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14

covered sufficiently 10 be able TO come :.
mis- home here this evening.
Rev. Robert Garland. OF Keysville. whe
arrived here Sunday 10 assist Rev. Mr.
Stuart, Of the Baptist church. IN a series
OF meetings, was called home that night
by the serious Illness OF his mother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
nichmond fredericksburg aud Potomac

Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company Holiday Excursion
Rates, Christmas. 1897, and New Years
1898.
Round trip continuous passage tickets
between all stations and to Alexandra
and washington. at reduced rates
I'm sale December I'D to 18th inclusive
and December 3Oth 10 January LIST inclu-
slve Final limit January 4th, 1895. TICK
cts good going only on date Of sale.
Round trip rates from Richmond 10
r.recericksburg 500; to Alexandria, A6O'
to Washington, sLS.
c. A. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
Church Dedication.

IYNCHBURG VA. December lS'-Spe-
cioI-The new Presbyterian church az
Glasgow was dedicated on Sunday morn
ing. the services being conducted by the
nastor Rev. G. r. Stribling. assisted oy
Rev f. w. McCorkle. OF Clifton Forge
Rev. II. c. V. Cambell. OF Salem anu
Rev. f. r. McFadden, Of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
MUNYON'S

4he1mats Cure Is gnsran,hen 70 D sp ,he weak
s,a shs,I,n,c m cures acute muscular rheura-
sm in from ore eve days s,a,p , f anse pam,
in any part Of the body stopped N Nv
sorensss siif back and oil pains IN hlI anu , v's T.,
Chronic rheumatism, sciaca . do1g ~ Give
the bark are speedily culeu. "a oI,oos, nyariably
cures before one bottle has been rcd ne ssscb
Remedy Company prepare 'eiar.'e L., :" iSron need
medical advlc. ,vri'e Prot Mnny9s ise i''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14

Ar robn Wright's condition AZ The Ola
r,on,inion UospitaI. has so far improfsu
a. 10 warrant the announcement wa We III
viii recover shortly. His many irlell,,,,,s,iss.
learn with qualification or ms oo''''
cence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-14
An OldLadv's Accident.

ASHLAND. VA. Dec. B.-Spec.a, -
Mrs. Clara Grundy. mother OF Mrs. Juns
w. J. Leake. fell yesterday ana ptoAa
her arm. The injured member mas -,
set and tonight Mrs. Grumpy IS reS''ls
as easy as could be expected lot "''' ~
ner advanced years