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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
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ban benz meo engdng til Juloborgers
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me - eGler in~bffrGnte Rsitretten. Oct
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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
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oant Jplt saur tilbuse."
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12

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lat en- 9eoeselie isang iigtsnbs til at
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for at lore, bporlebes Sorbbunbens
Glsmenter. siennsm glantsrnes RIB
Der, pperI9ttss til riselig 9rsbe oa
peIfmdaenbe Fruoter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12

nOPEWELL CLARKE, 9ano GommisFouer
Ct 4anl, WtHH.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
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imaa GUNNER.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
The Equitable Mutual Life
Association
Of Waterloo, Iowa.

Ten beofts ellie Sninraues % Snoehment.
eittr DC met e~uniiae EIansr 90 Setinselisg
al mango @rnnos, srhoiorst
Equitable Mutual Life Association,
Waterloo, Iowa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03

Back Of every smooth performance
there Is an amount of preparation. study
and rehearsal that soon tells on the
health Of every actor II is significant
how unanimous men and women in pro-
fessioual llfe whether actors, editors
teachers or physicians. are in regard TO
Paines celery compound. As a nerve
tonic for the exhausting strain Of their
professional duties nothing else does the
work Of Paine's celery compound.
4 testimonial taken at random from
tho many that are constantly received
from the theatrical profession. says;
New York City, September % 1898.
Wells. Richardson & Co.:
Gentlemen.-If others have been helped
by Paine's celery compound as decidedly
as I'm my case 1 do not wonder at the
enthusiastic testimonials this remedy Is
constantly receiving. II l had never
heard a word I'm regard to its remarkable
invigorating capacity I could unhesitat-
inglv recommend II from my own eN-
perience As a fact, many OF my pro-
fessional friends have been urging me 10
try Paine's celery compound. 1t proved
To be the very thing my system needed
IN overcome the exhausting effects OF
close application TO stage work | am
recommending it 10 all my friends when
ever they complain Of sleeplessness' IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03

THE marriage Of Miss Cornne B. Sizer'
of Richmond. Va. and Mr.. Eugene VI.
Moore of West Haven, Conn. took place
~, >.oyarber ga. at the home of Mrs. q.
ID. Brown. 81 Center street@Wcst Haven.
Tho parlors were pretuly decorated with
potted plants and palms and chrysantne-
NUNS. The ceremony was performed by
tbo Pow Mr.. Stoddard. Of the Howard
Avenue BAPTIST church of New Haven.
The bride wore going-away gown or
brown cloth with blue chiffon ana lace
trimmings. She carried a large bouquet
81 white chrysanthomums tied with
white satin ribbon. The wedding march
was PLAYED by Mr. Frank Gening Of West
Haven. The maid of honor was MISS
Alice Y. Brown. She wore pink ana
white About hfty-eight friends Of the
bride and groom were present. The re-
ceivcd a large number Of presents con-
eisung of the usual display OF pictures,
lamps. table linen. chairs etc.
Mr. and Mrs. Moore will live I'm West
Haven.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03
Transfers of Real Estate.

Richmond: ]. Z. Dashiell and wife 70
Thomas Potts administrator, due Dill OF
Thomas Potts * Co., dated October ~
1898. for 81 600; note Of W. ;. Dashleli'
dated May "A. 1890. life insurance pohcy
on life of John T. Dashiell for So'V0i one
share Of stock OF Richmond Chamber or
commerce mar value OF 500, Il shares
~ stock OF Amsterdam Street Railroad
Company OF New York, Of par value OF
k1O0 each; all his interest in the estate
OF William Sparrow; interest In accounts
standing on books Of Thomas Potts &
co in came of ]. +. Dashiell, ADMIN
,strator. interest IN life insurance poll
cies insured for benefit of Thos Potts *
90 and interest In storehouse IN NECK
lenbure county; q fet on west side Iwen-
tv-ninth street e. feet north OF U; docks
Nos and 81 in Elizabeth City county,
10, acres in Halifax county ana
SO acres in Halifax county 10 De
sold or otherwise disposed OF by sara
administrator and the proceeds to be APP
nlied as a credit TO debt due from j.
p. Dashien 10 Thomas Potts & Co
Philip G. Kelly 10 Charles Euker' GER
tain personal property AT 1901 east cary
street, $500. 60. %
Johanna Roach 10 Margaret Gogon. 20
feet on north side Orleans street 10 teet
west OF Fourth. 500.
w. NJ. Turpin. special commissioner
TO Ann Mckinley, IS feet on south sue
Venable street Sc feet east Of Jessatnihe'
$3.50. - a..
Henrico: Jacob s. Aliens trustee 10
Florence ID wife OF Horace r. Baker
lot 1s and one half OF lot IA IN square 10
Chestnut Hill. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03

os the campaign were the women nurses.
The report says that until one has had
experience. or made careful observation
he cannot realize the work that these
noble women did for our sickAsoldiers IN
The hospitals; but they cannot be wei
emnloved at regimental hospitals In
campaign. Both the division and general
HOSPITALS are absolutely necessary IN the
oninion of the Secretary. but the general
bosDital should be provided separate
wards for each regiment, so that COM
rades can be kept together. Inc Secre-
tary saws the Red Cross and other rellet
associations contributed In very large
degree TO the care and comfort or our
sick soldiers, and should receive inc
grateful thanks Of the nation. Inc sec
rotary calls attention TO Surgeoh-pen'i' ~
cternberg's circular OF instructions 10 the
army issued April 18th, and says h"u J,
heen strictly followed less sickness would
have resulted. He feels that force OF
nraotical engineers, skilled in electricity
would be provided. and that large num-
ber Of engineers should be educated az
West Point so that an officer can De
placed permanently with each river ana
harbor project These projects also
should receive the recommendation or
board of skilled engineers before appro-
priations are made for them. The manu-
facture OF the Krag-Jorgensen or sini-
lar magazine gun, should continue untll
we have at an early date at least DpWp
of these arms I'm our arsenals, with
full supply Of ammunition.
The entire report of the secretary o.
War forms one Of the most voluminous
documents OF the kind ever Issued from
the War Department.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03
RECEPTION TO PASTOR.
Beginning Of DIR. Witherspoon's Sec
Ond Year Marked by a Demonstration.

Tomorrow Or. Witherspoon begins his
second years ministry with the Grace
Street Presbyterian church. The Doc
tors iabors among this people have been
much blessed IN many ways and as pas
tor ana people get better acquainted the
attachment bias strengthened. This at
tachment by people for pastor was shown
ia marked degree last evening az the
lecture-room OF Grace street church at
the annual reception given by the mem
beers ~ the church and concr cation TO
Dr Witherspoon and his wife All pres
ont ON this 0ccasion-v0ung. old and mid
die aeed-had am expression of enjoy
mcnt on their faces as they passed from
one portion Of the large and commOdious
room 10 the other giving 20 each other
hearty shake of the hand.
The refreshments. and in fact the whole
entertainment gotten mp by the ladies Of
the church will long be remembered, es-
ueciauy the rooms ian their beautiful at
tire.
The presence of the Professors and stu
dents of the seminary and pastors OF
several churches in the city added great
ly 20 the enjoyment of Che occasion
ln the beginning of his second years
pastorate DR. Withcrspoon VIII tomorrow
morning teke for the subject of his dis
course. What the Pew owes the Pulpit
and at night be- will deliver another dis
course. continuation of the subject
but Will change it 90 What the Pulpit
owes the Pew These discourscs Will
not only Do intorostinc hut they will be
instructive foo the line of showing the du-
ties OF pastor and people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03
EVANGELIST IRELAND
VIII Address tho Mems Mccticg at the
Y.M.C. \. To-lIOrrOw.

The Mems Meeting In Association Han
tomorrow afternoon VIII be most at
tractive one Evangelist VIM J.. ireland
win address this meeting. taking for his
theme "A Poor Master and Poor ray.
MIR c. w. Hunter. Jr. will be the soloist
for the afternoon. Mr. Ireland, now
most attractive and helpful speaker was
known in the criminal world az hld
Davis" His history from the time he
Ioft his Christian home i'm Boston al the
age Of A. until he was converted IN the
PHILADELPHIA penitentiary seems like an
iupOssib.ity and yet hundreds OF young
men are just entering upon the same
kind of life He wandered around the
country with Barnum's circus. was
stranded IN Chicago, fell i'm with probes
sional thieves and gamblers. left TINS
.0untrv. was married I'm Australia at the
lge Of IL. came back 10 this country, ana
finally wound up, after a whipping al the
post In Delaware" at the Philadelphia
lenitentiary. He now is a saved man
and a strong speaker. and will talk right
rom the heart 10 men, Every man IN
the city is cordially invited 10 be present
The Boys Gospel Army service VIII be
held al o'clock and Mr.. Ireland VIII
give a short talk TO the boys, taking lot
his theme God. our Father The Man
dolin and Guitar Quartette Will play our
ing the song service.
The Workers Bible Training Class VIII
meet in the Blue Room at 5:l5 and Gym
nasium Bible study Club in the parlor at
5l5. Young men are invited.
The Religious Work Committee VIII
hold an important meeting at 3 O'CLOCK
I'm the Blue Room. 20 prepare Tor mum
Der Of special meetings. which VIII be au-
dressed by leading evangelists ana lee
turers 1t is hoped every member OF the
committee will be present.
The Junior Bible Class will meet IN me
parlor al 9l5 A. NJ to-day. Boys Bible
Glass in the Blue Room at the same
hour.
Rev. DR.. T.. L. Pel will conduct the
study Of the international Sunday-school
Lesson at 400 o'clock. TO which the puphc
is invited.
There will be half hour social song ana
prayer service in the parlor to-nlght AT
10 o'clock. in charge Of Secretary Mckee
Under the auspices of the Reception com
mittee. these services are held each
night at 1915 O'Clock with the exception
OF Saturday when the service VIII De
half hour long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03

digestion or other indications Of nervous
ness common in our profession
1 am, yours sincerely,
KATHERINE KIDDER.
De Wolf Hopper, Americas most popu-
lar comedian. writing on october 4, lSss'
from the Knickerbocker Theatre. New
York. says:
IL cordially recommend Paine's celery
compound as being thoroughly effica-
c0us"
When the history OF Paine's celery
compound ~ studied It IS easily under
stood why its popularity is so enormous
Paine's celery compound Is the world
famed discovery of Professor Edward
Elisha Phelps NJ D., LII. D., professor
OF materia medica az Dartmouth Col
lege. Professor Phelps unusual talent
quickly established his reputation and
prominence among his professional breth-
rem.
He was fully alive 20 the dangers AZ
tendant upon the American way OF Nv
ing and he sought diligently for some
common-sense remedy that would cure
the common evils. which, under one name
and another, result from an tnhealthy
state Of the nervous system. HIS iaDors
we're crowned with glorious success ana
he gave to tho medical profession inc
celebrated remedy which has won world
wide fame as Paine's celery COMPOUND
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03
THE REGIMENT
GETS IT'S MONEY.
City Attorney Decides in Favor Of the
Soldiers.
TIE INSPECTION IS POSTPONED.
uhis Is Made Necessary on Account oi
the Use OF the Armory Having
Been Given 20 Ladies who VIII
Hold Bazaar.
TIE INSPECTION IS POSTPONED.

Colonel ccorcc Wayne Anderson was
n the Armorv ast uIeht 1usly prePar-
ing TO rosien Che command of the First
Horimcnt Ho snd DIS adjutant Cap
iain Charles savna. were getting The
p,nors in shape for their successors.
Colonel Anderson Wiz probably not ten-
der DIS ro icuauon until Tuesday lie
lae h-en in Tho volunteer service LITTLE
loss cham TEN ycars and is NOT eligible Go
&C. placed upon thc retired hst
Al.r colonel Anderson resigns Major
prrlrerirs VIII boz fne senior officer Boz the
regiment hut Doc UIu not long occupy that
position for 30 is practically settled that
fhrro win boz complete REORGANIZATION
az thc State volunteer militia and those
officers who do mot resign viii have their
commissions revoked.
THE three companies remaining in the
Trst Regiment are in better shape than
Tor many years. Bach one has good
uany moro than the minimum number OF
Cncn.
MIR WARREN YIELDS.
city Auditor Warren refused 20 pay
over 90 Colonel Anderson the sum of $500
chat I..r- the balance due ON the appro-
frnfion for this year to the First Regi-
mont. Ho doubted his authority TO do so
until advised that the regiment had
l.r,r existence Yesterday colonel An
dar.o, received tho fouov-ing from Mr.
1v.-r....
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03
TuE TIMES. RICHMOND vAsATURDAY. DECEMBER 3. 1898

charged by officer Griffin with being va
grants These two gentlemen OF the road
applied for lodgings at the second Sta
ton. and then in accordance with the
city ordinance they were carried before
the throne and their tale was tod. The
Sage who sat there allowed them a re-
reasonable time in which TO leave the
city
Matte Tallaferro. colored. IS alleged
TO have unlawfully assaulted and beaten
Fannie Edwards. and the whole matter
will be ventilated on the third instant.
Alvin Morris will answer the charge of
being dlsorderly and breaking the show
case OF Joseph Hutzler. on next Tuesday
L. T.. James. for being drunk on the
street. was assessed $40. the usual fine.
G. Logon was dismissed OF the charge
Of being drunk on the street.
John Meade. cOlored, was dismissed Of
the charge Of being disorderiy on the
street. and he promised 10 be careful In
future.
Mary Baker. colored. on the charge Of
being n suspicious character Will be
heard to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03
WRITES ABOUT TRlPLETS.
A Lady Wants 10 BE Rewarded, Aided
and Helped.

The matter of rewarding the parents
of triplets is stm worrying The Governor.
Somebody circulated report mat tne
stale laws provided for pensionins me
fathers and mothers 20 whom uip'e's
have been born.
some time ago a man in Carroll county
wrote TO tine Governor sc-eral times
claiming this alleged pension. be per-
sisted in writing and has nevec yet been
convinced that he is not emitted 10
reward. ~
Tho Gov. yesterday received a letter
from "a lady 40 Cambria. Va, in when
She SAYS. "T understand that the gov
eminent helps any one that has tripleis.
I gave birth TO triplets thirteen years
aro out iaye always been able 10 take
care a. them well but one of them mas
curvature of the spine and ann not aoIe
10 scrd her t, the hospital ] want l'
Know n vou won't help me in sending
her 40 dr. Wyeth Of New York. lie said
Inc would treat her free if just hao
money 90 pay hers and one of the TAM
iys board 90 nurse her. il YOU Wii heip
me Will Dee under many obligations 10
NOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03
CLEVER WORK.
Detective Schlcif Receivers a Large
sum of Money and Arrests the Thief

sum of Money and Arrests the Thief
ROLL of money consisting of $50. 500
e. o,s S1 and mot less than seven pounds
- 80 d., ,,arrios ,irtls and dimes
=. .h. COOL ,r,oi,r, az yO-O15 was TN.
s(,rtrre or Detective NJ. ID. Schleif of
ANS cltv. and States Attorney John l..
Ieffries of t,jlD.per VA. THURSDAY night
-, tt,.,- recovered that large propor-
tion az $500 taken from Lewis j..
BROWNS bakery. i'm Culpeper Va, last
Sunday night
Kate Walker. wife OF Henry Walker
.ho alleged thief who WAS visiting her
,,,cfe i'm yyssh.rrton had fine money.
and Detective Walter Schleif arrested
H. b,,shsnd Tbrr.ds,, NIGHT
proun is "a bsker ~ CIlpeper and last
49, received ab,ut 81 o,1 i'm cash his
,b.-e of ,he esiat. of his father This
s,,,,, ~ money be placed I'm a lin box and
Rent In his bakery sunday evening me-.
3n company with bis wife. left home TO
meet "a train. They also leu tine money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03
ROBBED Til GRAVE.

startling incident. of which Mr. John
oliver of Philadelphia. was the sub
iect. is narrated by him as follows: Il
was in a most dreadful condition. Ny
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken
tongue coated. pain continually I'm back
and sides. no appetite-gradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me up Fortunately, a friend
advised trying Electric Bitters and 20
my great JOY and surprise. the first hottie
made a decided improvement. I con-
tinued their use for three weeks. and am
now a well man. / know they saved my
life. and robbed the grave Of anp,her
victim" No one should fail TO try them
only 20 cents per bottle at Owens & Min
or Drug Company.
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land his man, for q tailed exactly with
q notorious negro named Alexander
Banks alias plunksy
He Immediately began 20 spread ms
net and instructed the policemen ID the
Third District 90 look out Tor him anu
Ofcor Tom Wren. OF the Second us
trict. was also put on the case.
Yesterday Omcers Wren ana 70"
located Piunksy and he was take" IA
charge lie was carried 10 the party VINO
gave the description Of the man WHO
entered tho Kitchen on Madison s"ee''
end be was fully Identified.
OTHER indications OF former thefts were
found I'm tho mans pockets in the shape
OF handkerchlofs. and Detective GIBSON
s. convinced that DEE has the man VINO
has been r0bbIng kitchens.
The case will bc heard tn the Ponce
Court this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-03
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Nfr Michael Curtain. Plainheld. H..
makes the statement that she caugh,
coId which settled on her lungs, she
was treated for month by her family
musician. but grew worse. He told her
sbe was a hopeless victim OF c0nsump-
tion and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested DIT Kings New
Discovery for Cons sumption; she bought
a l,ottle and TO her delight found herself
hen,dtted from first dose. She continued
Its use and after taking six bottles found
herself sound and well; now does her
own homework. and is as well as she ever
vas Free trial bottles ~ this Great Dis
coyerv ot owens & Minor Drug Com
panv. Large bottles, 20 cents and 81.