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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-02
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Huntington. lip sai
Ellet fled suit forlihi.
Ellot is G5 years DR.
ried SIX times Uo ~
he has been divShisI
This IL his fifth tloJ n
his six wives DltcoI
county Ellet 70 M.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-02
Quay Sd.,-

Philadclphia W..
quarter sossioe abo,.,I
against Uniihas III
Quay and Of Tbo
missed all ufoBf J.
fendants' coylg 80
monts founi rs ~.
fixed Dec. ifahgj,s
the trial fehg
GlFbo.
Astor, hgoa"lfh
fund beif 10 one
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-02
sCoLAP CONTEST.

Followiu he vote in the
Allen AGA nholarship con-
toalns rnnln ihe cnmmiiinn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
OBITU ARH.


The services over the remains ~ the
late saumel Freddy Will bee held AZ 80
o'clock this morning az the residence No
los east Franklin street Rev. Dr. j. \.
Downmau. Of All-Sailts church, oftciat-
ing.
Tho bodv will then be taken 20 the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
depot. from where at 64j o'clock % VIII
be conveyed 10 the old home 10 Norris
town. 10 be- Inferred there In the Mont
gomery cemetery.
1ne following gentlemen VIII act as
pall-bearers:
Active-Dr. George Ross. Messrs. Chas.
l.. TAYLOR. a. r. Knott, a. ID. Dickln-
son. William workman. Richmond Lewis.
Fred. Peasants and George Hunter
Honorary Hunter Mcclure. VI ssrs.
r A Rrander. John A. Coke, p. H..
Mayo. H. c. Cannon, II. NJ smith, ST.
Allan Talbot, j. r. Gordon, i. W. Penn
nerton. n. l.. Alfriend and Or. l. IL.
White.
Air Freediov was 40 his Office through
out Thursday remaining there untu
about 0'C iOCA 90 llr a.i.-iu'ii- ii' ""'
taken with a chill just before leaving
his place of business, but having hau
similar attacks i'm the past ne Attached
but little Importance 10 his indNposiuon.
lie stoned by Dr. Ross Office on his
wav up town. but not finding the Doctor
I'm. walked on home.
shortly after arriving there he became
violently IN. and Dr.. isiah Il. White
t .u..mn.eu Jr l-'as, t-t l.-lf
phvs,cian followed very shortly. ard the
two physicians went 20 work on tne.F
patient. resorting 10 heroic treatment.
Their efforts proved futile. however. and
the deceased bgcathci Us last very soon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Matters.

Mr.. Thomas Myrtle Us quite sick az his
residence 1921 east Franklin street.
The State Board of Pharmacy will
meet I'm the Hall Of the House of Dele
gates ON october 25th and 26th.
Mr. Marvin Palmer. Of Gainesville was
a guest of Fowler household during "a
visit yesterday
Dr. David Buchanan and sheriff j. w.
Leonard. ~ Smyth county. visited me
Capitol yesterday and called on The reg
lister of the land Office.
Officer Tom Wren found "a colored i'm
FAINT i'm the rear of No. 9l2 north Third
street yesterday morning and carried Is
90 the Almshouse.
Dr. y. r. Sweeney's subject Sunday
morning will be Changes i'm the Spanish
Motto I'm the Last Five Hundred Years
and I'm the evening. "The New Creation
Dr. Edward Leigh Pen viii deliver his
usual weekly lecture on the sunday
school lesson in the hail of the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock
Mr. Lee Bishop, a Richmond boy. who
was on the Indiana during the engage
mont Of that batleship off Santiago and
Porto Rico, rs in the city on furloueh,
and is stopping with his parents at No.
523 north Eighth street.
ltr Peter jackson, the woli-knowu
doorkceper Of the Academy of Music, is
very il at his residence ON North Fourth
street Mr. Jackson was taken sick Mon
day night and his physician. DR. Edward
Mccarthy. considers his condition seri-
0u- There Was no change IN bis condi-
ton last night.
Special OFFICER Flournoy arrested a
Young negro named John Holmes who
was lettering around the Second Market
fn o. suspicious manner. lfe is locked
ND az the Second station. Later "a war
rant was sworn ont against him for steal
ing a push cart from Franklin Chace.
Dr. Witherspoon pastor of Grace-Sireet
Presbyterian church will have "a. Sunday
school rally tomorrow morning at $500
O'Clock go the lecture room of The church.
The exercises will be interesting and he
hopes 60 see all the parents OF members
of the church present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
CIVIL SERVICE ORDER.
The President VIII Make No Modif-
cations Fill After Election.

The President has said TO several con-
gressional callers in the past few days
that he will issue the long-delayel civil
service order after the November cleo
lions and not before. The order or or
ders has been ready for the Presidents
signature for some time and much pres
sure has been brought 90 bear TO have
the President sign il. 10 has been point
ed out 10 the chief executive that 90 re-
civil service now would encourage the
Republican workers i'm the coming cleo
lions and aid materially i'm the fight
The President has fymly refused 20 sign
the orders and has said thar he does not
propose TO use his high Office 10 engage
In what might be classed as small poll
tics" lie said that the orders would
have been promulgated months ago. but
for the war coming on. II ne could have
attended 10 the work then 10 would have
been an right the President has said. lie
will not do 50 now. when such action
action might be looked upon as peanut
politics.
The orders will be issued in about a
month and will exempt from the oper-
ations OF the civil service several thou
sand positions throughout the country.
The rlaforitv 90 'hoso viii be I'm the rev
enue ana cua.oms service. All deputy
marshals deputy collectors and store
Keepers and gaugers will be taken from
the classified service. as will many places
in the Postofice Depsrtment.-Yeste
days Washington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
ANNUAL MEETING TONIGHT.
Wheel Club 10 Elect Cover
norS-GOlf Tournament.


The annual meeting of the Lakeside
Wheel Club will be held this evenins az
$50 O'Clock az the club house.
Under the provision or fhe constitution
Of the club the terms Of five members ot
the Board Of Governors expire each year.
The retiring members are Messrs. Charles
+. Smith. w. j. Walker u. :. Ha"
and Richmond Lewis In addition 10
these. Messrs Ashton Starke. "a. =. Will
liams and w. r. Johnston retire by rea-
son OF having been elected by the boafd
20 fn vacancies
A supper will follow the business or me
session TO be itself followed by a musical
programme.
The occasion promises 90 be or nnusu-
al interest as VII as of unusual import
ance and the presence of an members IS
urged
In the afternoon the golf links or the
club viii be the scene Of what promises
10 be the exciting contest Of the season
i'm the second tournament Of the series Tor
the handsome starke trophy. Play be-
gins az o'clock and an contestants VIII
start from scratch
The regular Saturday trap shooting
contests viii be held al 1890 o'clock and
viii continue until dark and some nne
shooting is promised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
DEATH OF REV. DR.. DAVIS.
Eminent Methodist Minister Expires
at BcrkIeY Springs.

Yesterdays Washington Star says: In
formation has reached Washington that
Rev. DR.. Davis. formerly pastor Of sew
eral OF the Methodist Episcopal churches
in this city. includig Waugh, Gorsuch,
East WASHINGTON and Iifteenth-Strcet,
died at Berkeley Springs, W. Va, Tues
day last. Death was due to neuralgia
of the heart. The deceased was seventy
years of age lie had been III only since
Sunday afternoon. complaining of pain
in his neck and left shoulder, and no
thought of IL resulting seriously was en-
tertained Sunday morning he preached
at the Methodist Episcopal church. Of
which ne had been pastor for over two
years. selecting for his text Hebrews
vi. 4th. 5th and 9th verses. from which
he delivered most extraordinary SER
mon. and IL was remarked that he SEEM
ed 20 be more earnest and possessed Of
greater power than he had displayed
since ne had been in charge there. IL is
thought he Ovor-eXerted himself and
took cold after leaving the church.
Or. Davis was a Virginian, having
been born near Blacksburg. and had
been in the Methodist ministry for fifty
years. he leaves a widow. one son ana
three daughters. one Of whom is Mrs.
John Chauncey Brooks. of Baltimore.
The remains OF the deceased have been
inferred at Berkeley Springs
Or. Davis entered the Baltimore Con-
ference in 1915 and was regarded as one
OF the strongest men In it. was self
educated. scientist and a linguist. lie
read Latin and Greek with ease and
had a fair knowledge of the Hebrew
language. He possessed a mathematical
mind and was forccful and direct. He
was scholarly In the pulpit and a fine
debater He was somewhat blunt and
rugged, but always sincere. He exer-
cised considerable political influence
with administrations. national and State.
and knew most public men. He was the
personal friend OF Bishop John III. New
man, who held him in high esteem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08

r. T.. Lee Camp. SO. j. g. ", held their
regular meeting ast n.aht Comm 1ndef
John j.. Laughton. Jr., in The chair.
Tue Library Commute altrr cou7liii-
ton, with the trustees aud bon connection
with them. were directed to report the
COST of a proper library case to boz placed
m the Library Hail.
Commander Laushton made most in-
teresting talk and report of the proceed
incs of the Grand camp. lie reported a
fun attendance of members. of delegates
from this camp. THAI the interest of the
Soldiers Home was advanced, the ques-
uou of pensions was referred Dob an eiH-
cieut committee. the cause of the picture
gallery of Lee Camp was comm ended.
and tine portraits or some distinguished
Confederate soldiers had been promised.
Interesting talks were also made by
Comrades Thomas ". Sydnor, y. Y. RAN
dolph and Hon. John Lamb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
Standing ofthe Clubs.
CIevcIand. "A; ~. Louis. . .:

ST LOUIS. oct. THE Browns ana
Clevelands played another double-header
to-day Tire first went 10 the Wanderers
q to after a pitchers battle between
Maupin and Bates The local youngsters
pIayed I'm good form. Their second game
was called after the sixth inning on ac-
count Of the darkness. This closes the
championship season here. Attendance.
500.
500 nv Innings: R.H.E.
ST. Louis ...... ...... o 0 OF 0 0 % Z 3
Cleveland ....... .... o 0 o . 0 o % I
Batterles-Maupin and sugden' Bates
and Schreck.
Second game:
Score by innings: X H. II,
Cleveland ........ ......... 0OO o q > 1
Batteries-Hughey and Sugden, Cuppy
ano Schrock. Umpires-Warncr and
swariwood. Time, 20
Baltimore. 1: New York. 1.
NEW YORK. oct. Errors by Gettig.
Gleason. Seymour and Rusie were re-
sponsible for three Of Balumores runs,
the fourth resulting from Clarke's three
Dagger and McGraws single. The Giants
rot their run on a base-hit by Van Hal
tren and double by Doyle. Attendance,
1000.
Score: X. II. T..
New York. ............O D o u
Baltimore ..... ........0 0 o 1 p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Warner; Nops
and Clarke Umpires-Gaffney and
Brown. Time 1:3O.
Boston. :; Brooklyn. ..
NEW YORK. oct. THE Trolley
Dodgers made hard fight until the eighth
inning of to-day's game at Brooklyn.
when the Bostons touched up Dunn's
pitching for a double and three singles,
and won the game. Attendance, ZOO
Score: X. n. l..
BROOKLYN. .... ....101000 00-2
Boston Gee. ..........2 O013 81 u
Batteries-Dunn and Smith; Willis and
Bergen. Umplres-Brown and Connolly
Time. 1853.
PhiIadehila. 5-3: Washington. 80.
PHILADELPHIA. oct. 7.-Phiadelphia
took double-header from Washington
to-day by good. consecutive hitting. The
feidlng was good all around Darkness
stopped proceedings in the fifth inning
Of the second game. Attendance. Pass.
First game: r. H. Z,
Philadelphia 49,. ..OOOOO1O4.0-5 II 2
Washington &C.. ..OO2O1OOOO- 10
Batteries-Donohue and Mcfarland;
Baker. Killen and Farrell.
Second game: r. H. +.
Philadelphia ....... ......O o ] Ks
Washington 900. ......0 0 o 90 / l
Batteries-Piatt and Murphy: Killen
and Mcclure. Umpires-Hunt and Smith.
Time. hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08

go" she exclaimed, "and never speak
to me again"
he passed out into the unsympathetic
nient. but paused when he reached the
Sidewalk and drew something from ms ln-
side nockets As ne did so The beautiful
girl who was watching him from the YES
thule uttered d shrili scream and ran to-
ward him.
"Albert % She cried. what would Won
do9 Pra- do not Kill YOURSELF Throw
your revolver away, and let us forget
our quarrel
TT isn't a revolver he replied as he
caught her in his arms. "lts only
monkey wrench borrowed from you that
dav NV wheel broke down. / have been
wearing it next 10 my heart ever since.
took iln the thread OF loves young dream
where il had been broken.-Chicago News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
ABATEMENT OF A NUISANCE.
New Stock Yards TO Obviate Driving
Cattle Through the Streets.

Richmond as a stock centre will have
its birth about January 18th next, and
in the opening Of the big depot OF the
1;lchmtr stock Yards Company. Rich
ynond G. ,xens will be free from NUS
ance that has driven more than one citi-
zen 70 write appeals 20 the City Council.
on the authority OF Mr.. II. o. BraueS,
ono OF the prime movers OF the Stock
Yards Company. II Is stated that on the
opening OF tho new yards the driving
of herds OF cattle. sheep and hogs through
The city streets viii entirely cease.
The plans for the buildings have been
let out 20 the contractors 10 be bid upon,
snf the work Viii be pushed 10 compile
xjoH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08

She had risen several times 10 let
gentleman pass out between the acts.
Of am very sorry 10 DISTURB you,
madam he remarked. apoiosetical4y' as
he wcnt out for the fourth time.
oh don't mention IT," she replied,
pleasantly, Il am most happy 10 oolise
you: my husband is the barkeeper, '-C!n-
cinnau Enquirer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
GENERAL R0SSER
IS DISCHARGED.
He Leaves the Service With Several
Other Generals,
THE SIXTH VIRGINIA INFANTRY.
our CoIored Battalion to bc in the New
First Army Corps-Ihey Will lie
Sent to Macon. Ga. - 4
Daring Couple.

WASHINGTON. oct. 7.-Special-In the
sweeping changes involved IN the rcor-
ganizati0n of the army the sixth VIZ
giuia Infantry composed of two battalions
of negro troops under Colonel CroXtom,
will be brigaded with the Third United
States Volunteer Engineers and second
Ohio Infantry in the Second Brigade FIRST
Division, First Army Corps, with head
quarters nj Macon.
NORTH AND SOUTH.
In the Second Brigade, Second Division
the Third North Carolina Infantry VIII zoe
included with the Eighth Massdchusells
and Twelfth New YORK.
The commands are AN to be held IN
readiness for movement into CUBA on
very short notice
GEN. ROSSER DISCHARGED
A number Of generals were honorably
discharged to-day. among them nelns
Acknowledgement Thomas i. Rosser, OF
virginia. TO date from october 81. ls9s.
brides are not am superstti0us. but they
do not often select Friday as the day for
emharking ON the matrimonial SEAS
license was issued to-day however, DO
this CITY. % ID young couple Mr.. Henry
WUiouehby and Miss Ada Hicks. boin
OF Spottsylvania county, Va, and 10 is
hooed that cupid Will succeed in propiiai-
ing the evil spirits and make Friday, ior
Them. AT least the luckiest day on the
calendar. For them it could hardly boz
otherwise. bur the general practice "i
thus flying 10 the face of the Fates ana
getting jined' on Friday, cannot De
recommended. II appears 100 Iasn'
BROKERS DEFINED
Tho Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has ruled that a party Is involved 90 lia-
brifv as broker whose business 10 De- to
SCH stocks and bonds for clients, also
citv ecrip and county warrants on CONF
mission or for fee. ........ ,.,l,..
civil, SERVICE ENAMlNAllON.
Tho rrnited states Civil Service Conn
,,,ssion invites attention 90 the fact that
tbe ELIGIBLE registers for the positions
mentioned below are deficient Tor we
needs of the service. ana examinations
will be held FOR these positions during inc
latter part of October 1925
INC commission hopes that all persons
r-bo doeira 20 become eligible and VINO
arc qualified will communicate with Do.
v.it, a view 10 being furnished with me
necessary application blanks and tuii ln-
formation relative 20 the examinations.
rbeso examinations viii be held on me
dates mentioned below.
ON Tuesday. October %, lS'S, the iol-
lowing: ,..7
assistant craftsman, Navy Depart me.''
heating and ventLlatns craftsman. Junior
architectural ORA itsman. local ana "77
ant inspector Of boilers. local and assist-
IN. inspector of bulls structural IRON
craftsman. kindergarten teacher manual
,rein.nr teacher. senior architectural
craftsman. .,os 49,. ,.i-
ON Thursday, OCTOBER -'' 1000
t..r,,.. Indian service. engineer steam.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
The Horse Ran Away.

The horse belonging to Dr. Ramon Car
Gin. and attached TO the Doctors buggy,
took fright yesterday morning and ran
away while the physician was attending
a patiert on Church Hill
An old colored woman was knocked
down by the horse, hut apparently was
not seriously hurt The animal was sub
sequently captured. but not until he had
demolished the vehicle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
COLLEGE FRATERNITY OFFICERS.
Mr.. Mosby seay Addresses the PhiIo-
logians with Fine Encdt.

lOgians with Fine Lncdt.
The Nh Sigma Rho Literary Society OF
Richmond College elected officers last
evening as follows.
President-Mr b. H. West
Vice-President-Mr II. W Moore
Recording Secretary-J y. McCahe
Corresponding Secretary-H B. Bates.
Treasurer. j. Smith.
The Philolog.an Society OF the College
elected officers at meeting last evening
as follows.
President-Mr TT. @. Nofsinger.
Prcsident-Mr. Mosby Seay.
Recording Secretary-H. II. Hudson.
Treasurer. l.. Hart.
Censor-J. \. Shepard.
Both Of these societies have opened
their years with very bright prospects.
Last night was the orators night m the
Phuologlan Society. Mr.. Mosby Seay, tho
orator, spoke on America" and dli
credit 70 himself and his Society n hii
effort. He bids fair 20 be one OF the besl
orators II the College the present year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
To he Married.

The announcement is made OF the we'd
ding of Miss Jennie Hughes 20 Mr.. Blair
Wilson to take place AT Seventh Street
christian church on Wednesday. October
10Th Rev. z. T. Sweeney officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
Miss kearncY to Speak.

Miss Belle Kearney, Of Mississippi VIII
deliver an adde's at Asbnry church. IN
the Wost-Eud. Sunday evening, at s
O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
no CI-RE COLD ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money II IL fails TO cure.
CSC. Genuine las !. 3. y. on each tablet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
PHILLIES WON A
DOUBLE-HEADER
Good Hitting Took Both Games from
the Senators.
CLEVELAND ALSO WON TWO,
The Game Closed the Season in St.
Louis Baltimore Won from the
Giants, but She Cannot Catch
Up With Boston.
Yesterdays Scores.

Washington. 30; Philadelphia, 81.
Cleveland. "a: ST. Louis. p.
New York, /: Baltimore, 4.
Boston. z: Brooklyn, ?.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
THE RACES AT
THE STATE FAIR.
A Large Attendance and a Fast
Track.
DAYS SPORT WAS EXCELLENT.
IamD Girl Makes a Mile i'm 2:f1 lii
and in the 2:3O Pacing Race the
Time Was Cut 10 2:1O by Nomi-
nec-ClOses To-Day.

NORFOLK. VA, oct. 7.-special--The
attendance at the Virginia State FAIR to-
day was large; the track was fast and
the spor: good. The races close to-mor-
row. 49,.
ting. purse 500: l.-,
L. r. Bulls b. m. Lamp Cir,
Walter Morrill, by SlsheI
CR0berts).. ..........-.. .'''.'',.
Frank Hunts br &. Dohrman oy
Abottsford. by Dexter Bradford
HunO....... .............'-. 49,,
NJ. "A. Whites d. <. Baron wool
(Bryan)..... ..... .....+. .+'...-'''
Cottage Stables b. m. Irene, "l-
kinson) ......... ......'.'...'.''
A. NJ. Brownelrs br g. Human
(Pusey)..... .....-.... ....-.-..-s.f
G. w. Hunman's b. s. King Brine,
(Brawlcy). ...... ...... ...-...---.o o ~'
Time. 2:20. 2:23 2:l7 IA. 2:lS b.
Second race. 2:30 pace; purse SlVO'
w. VI. Browns b. 8. Nominee 10y
Rescue. Steele .......... 49,
Cottage Stables b. e. Wilton Boy
atkinson ............ ''..'..'.''''''
+. Barnes br. s. 1oiso"'
(Barnes) ................. '..--.t..''-
yawset Stable D. 2. Prince A,
CTys0n) ....... .....-.-.......'.-+.'.' . 3D.
Tom Cannon's g. m. Ida G.. tOwne) D as
Il. VI. Hewitts b. IN. Fannie COX
fNcGfunie) ...... .......... .-.-...-.
w. II. Boggs b. m. Nellie walker
(BOggs) ....... ...-....... ''''''.'''''
Time. 2.23 81. 2.l9. 2:l9 il.
Tbird race. running. three-quarter OF
mile heats; purse $40.
:. s. Rhodes hr. g. Huntsman'''''''''' !
William Gartas' Dr. m. Ninus..'.'..'''
g. A. Fowles Royal Rover........'''''
". b Birds CHI e. Kassala............"
Grandma and C. W Harding also ran.
Time 1910 -, 100
Results AZ Latonia.
CINCINNATI o.. oct. First race
eovon furlongs-Dashaway ,eFen hrst
= b slack % ia 1 and to- ID second
school Girl Is 10 - third. Time l;a' 5-i
Second race-dve furlongs-Eberhart %
10 II first Parakot go to I and j. TO j
second. Billy House % TO j. third. Time
1903 1-2.
Third raco-one mile-Madrid % 10 y
first Kitty 3 q 10 / and 10 81 second.
Draw Lad q TO j third. Time. 1913 ia.
Fourth race-mile and seventy yards
What Next as % ID first, Pace Maker %
10 ] and 10 ID second, j. IT, G. 70 TO
o third Time 1:is ga
Fifth receive furlongs-Lena Van %
10 ID first Miss Josephine a 10 ] and
20 p second. Leila Murray a TO ID
third Time 1904 ID
Sixth race-scven furlongs-Melter q 10
ID first. Flop O5 10 / and 70 ID second
Domsie @ to p third. Time, 1871 IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08

Boston at Brooklyn
Pittsburg at Louisville.
Baltimore az New York.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at ST. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
Virginia Family
Afflicted in Various Ways, But
All Find Help
Moods sarsaparIiia Cures pyspep-
sIa and Other Troubles.


az have taken Hoods Sarsaparills as @
blood purifier with good results. also
took 1t while going through the critical
period OF my life which l have always
dreaded. My age is "a years and / never
felt better in my life. About two months
ago my arm was covered with carbuncles,
but these have all healed since taking
Hoods Sarssparilla. Ny little daughter
had dyspepsia for two years and medicines
did not give her permanent relief. She
was obliged to stay out OF school and
became discouraged. ! began giving her
Hoods Sarsapsrills and now she is going
to school every day, has a good appetite
and sleeps well. Hoods Sarssparilla has
cured my son OF catarrh." MRS. HARRY
GROVES, 1905 Fifth Avenue, North West,
Roanoke, Virginia. Remember
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the best - the One True Blood Purifier
Sold by all druggists 81; six for S..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, OCT. -
special.-Mrs Wa. Patton died last
night AZ her home here after an illness
OF several weeks OF typhoid fever, aged
forty-two years A husband and six
children survive her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
liz. john b. FIannagan.

MINERAL CITY. VA. OCT. Especial.
W. ~. GrOoms chief miner at the Ar
minus Chemical died this morning az
O'Clock from Injuries sustained Septem-
Der 10Th by loaded car of ore running
over him.
lie leaves a wife and three children.