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The daily sentinel., 1899-06-14
DARKEST DAYS SINCE 1883,
.At No Time has the Laborine
World OF Colorado Con-
fronted Such a Critical
Time.

Denver, June l4-By midnight to-
night the struggle between capital and
labor in the state OF Colorado which. il
not speedily settled, will. it is predicted,
prove the greatest disaster tho state has
ever known, not even excepting the
memorable panic OF 1893.
At about II O'Clock this morning an
order was given by the managers OF the
Omaha and Grant smelter to draw the
free and close the works.
Similar orders wers given littleplntsr
to the manager Of the Globe smelter and
also to the managers Of the plants Of tho
American Smelling and Refining com
pa - Pueblo and Lsadvills.
Leadville Tho Leadville mining dis
ttict il face to face with q serious indus
trial calamity, which is coming Just -
the camp was entering the threshold of
an ora Of the greatest prosperity.
The Arkansas Valley Smelling com
paay's plant one oi the largest iudust-
rial enterprises in the West, giving ON
ploymsnt directly and indirectly, to over
1000 men, without reference to MIXERS.
10 nox shut down.
Yesterday afternoon the work was
commenced, and this morning not .
single furnace 10 in blast.
Taken iu connection with the shut
down Of the rest OF the smelter plants Of
the American Smelling and Refining
company, the stoppsRe Of tho works in
Lake county will cause disturbance to
tho mining industry, the effects OF
which are certain to be far reaching and
DISASTROUS.
Pueblo--Two OF the three great smelt-
ing plants in this city are closed down
while the other is only running with q
small force and may not continue to
operate. The town is quiet, no disturb
ances Of any Kind that could be consid-
cred serious having occurred.
The daily sentinel., 1899-06-14
ABOUT THE wEATHE Err

From Observer Stewart
The centre OF the high a-ea has moved
from Oregon to Southern Idaho, causing
G oler weather over Wyoming and the
central and western portions Of Color
ado. A trough OF ,ow pressure extends
from tho Gulf Of Mexico to the great
likes, under its influence. rain has fallen
in Montana, and severe local sto ms
have occurred in the central valleys II d
lake regions.
Temperature at Ga. m.
San francisco. ....... %
Los AnRo.ee. DO
Portland. ..o4
Salt Lake. ............ .oU
Grand Junction. 81
Denver ...............o .oV
BismA1k... .......... .oO
dafv0. -. -. n
Chicago ......... 20
The forecast for this section 10:
Fair weather tonight and Thursday
Grand Junction. Colo.
June II, 1850.
Prof. Walpole 6ttsd my eyss 10 glasses
and believe hs undssstands his bus
i.ea VIM. Mc0inley.
Engineer D. 4 K @. r. r.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
IN WINTERS GRASP.
Zero Weather All over the Northwest.
The Country Snow-Coyered.

ST. PAUL, February 1.-The cold SIN
holds on-4 below in 81. Paul and - be-
low 40 Winnipeg indicating the run OK
the mercury All northwestern weather
stations report below zero weather. Dc
las been showing four days In ln Mon
taua and almost every range is covered
with from ONE 20 Two and halt iee- "t
snow.
Although IL has turned colder, beins
ID degrees below o. Helena, cttllenieA ODD
not anticipate heavy loss ON account 'l
the storm. Reports from all over me
State indicate unprecedented cold Wet-
t.ler. come places the thermometer iD-
e.stering as low as % below.
OMAHA. NEB. FEB. l-Another colN
wave struck Nebraska to-day. AZ mid
rigbt the mercury registered 4 degree
below zero AZ Omaha, with indications
OF going lower before morning.
CHEYENNE. WNO.. Feb. IA hiz1ai b
has prevailed throughout wyoming JOY
ta. past twcnty-four hours. Ine m'i
curry is now 90 degrees below zalo' am"
.ieht inches OF snow has fallen which,
With what was on the ground makes "a"
average OF twenty inches.
surerfnr among stock is inevitable.
DENVER col. Feb. 1.-The mercury
f.u "a degrees since O'Clock last night
lt is predicted by the Weatherbure al'
mat 90 and possibly % degrees helo"
would Doe reached before morning Iel,-
graphic adyices announce extreme c"'d
tnroueh0ut the Northw o. The sno"
blockade in the mountains continues. no
trains have been run yet over the Lcau-
Vile end of the South Park Line. ana
some other roads arc tied up. A. HrecA-
inridce supplies are getting very low and
esneciaIlv feed f0r stock. The coal sup-
nIv is short in many small towns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
THE DEATH OF
ROBERT H. GODSEY
WeII-KnOwn Citizen Passed Away
Yesterday,
WAS A GOOD AND KIND MAN.
For Many Years He was Member oa
Gracc-Street Baptist Church and
Was Held i'm High Esteem.
Other Deaths.

Mr. Robert II. Godsey died at his resi-
dence. 40. ~ south Laurel street yes
terdav at 7.g5 a. NJ, in the sixty-ntth
year Of his age.
lie leaves Two sisters. Mrs. c. Z.
Iustts aud Mrs. Oliver Cartwright
brother. Mr.. j. II. Godsey. a wife and
three chidren-Charles H., Lotte T., and
Robt James
The funeral will take place from Grace
Street Baptist church. 81 which he was
a devoted member this afternoon at $50
o'clock
Mr. Godsoy was born m Powhatan
county, and had many relatives I'm that
county and in Buckingham. and was
widely and we'll known.
Early in NE he came TO Richmond and
was for a number OF years a contractor
and 20 much work for tho Southern
railroad. Later he was employed In the
mechanical department OF the lucnmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
lie was for many years member or
Grace-street Baptist church. and was "a
consistent. quiet and unassuming citizen,
and was esteemed by a large number lot
friends Tie genial disposition made him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

Fair Is the castle on the hill
Hushaoy. sweet. my own
The night is fair and tho waves are still.
And the wind is singing 20 YOU and me
In this i0Wiy home beside tne sr1-
Hushaby, sweet. M own,
ON yonder him Is store OF wealth.
Hushaby, sweet. me- own-
And reve.ers drank o. a little ones
health.
But You and hide night and day
For the other love that has sailed away
HushaDy, sweet. ~. own.
See not. dear eyes. the forms that creep
GhOstINc. - my own
ont Of The ulsls OF tue mUFmIrins deep.
o6 zee them not and make no cry
Tui the angels Ol death have passed us
HushaDy. sweet. ny own
All little they reck 81 YOU and me-
HushaDy. sweet. my own.
In our lonely home beside the sea.
qhev seek the castle up on the hil.
Al there thov will DO their ghOstly will
Iushaby. my Own.
Here BY the sea mother croons
"Hushaoy. sweet my own
In wonder castle a mother swoons
while the angels go down 70 The misty
deep,
Hushaby. sweet. my own.
-Eugene F1sid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
HARD SNEEZING
IS DANGEROUS.
Death and PainfuI-lnjury Resulting
from 1t.
A CHESTERFIELD MAN HURT,
lie Injuries Ills Back by sneezinS-A
Norfolk Man Dies from the Effects.
AJcrscy City Man DisIocates His
Shoulder from Same Cause.
CHESTERFIELD MAN HURT,

Vigorous sneezing appears 90 be a dan
gerous performance. Reports show that
a number Of people are permanently in
jured from IT,
Mr.. Ellis Phaup prominent citizen OF
Chesterfield. mot with "a rather strange
accident few days since which now
causes him 70 keep to his bed Mr. Phaup
had gone. with several members OF his
family. 20 visit "a noighDor near skin
quarter when his party was ready TO
return 10 their home and be ia the act
Of getting into the vehicle he gave a
tremendous sneeze. As Dee GA 80 ne Ict
a. severe pain BOZ the hack. ile had 10 DC
assisted 90 Iis wagon and taken Aolht'
where hc was treated.
lie has stli tO keep SO bis bed and IS
o. great sufferer Us sas always % Dr. Do
one position while in bed. IL Is s.ud lh1t
his back was dielocated by the severe
strain or bis system when De save TIE
tremendous snftze.
DIED FROM ITS EFFECTS.
Another case ol injury from sneezins
is reported from Norfolk. special TO
The Times from that city says.
William Batuey. for years bar keeper
AZ the Atlantic Hotel, who recently open
cd the Sank saloon on Bank street.
Norfolk. died suddenly this morning from
"a broken blood vessel caused by violent
Ut OF sneazinC.
pISLOCATED HIS SHOULDER.
From Newark, y. j., Il story OF the eVll
effects OF hard sncezng is reported.
special from that city says.
hearty sneeze caused passenger
on the midnight Pennsylvania railroad
train last night from Philadelphia fro
New York TO dislocate his shoulder He
was a Young man Of Jersey city. who
had bean at Philadelphia. He refused %
give hts name The mishap occurred iusi
This side Of New Brunswick. He su-czed
and uttered q piercing cry OF pain. Dfs
Uerold and Wallace and a large party
Of other politicians from this city wers
returning from Trenton The two doctors
ran to the young mans relief and saw
az q glance that his shoulder was dl9-
located. The violent wrenching Of the
enoeze had done d. He was carried fo
the baggage car and the joint was with
great difficulty snapped back into place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

CHICAGO. Feh. 1.-The beet combine
announces details of the beet sugar ANAL
pamaton. The American Beet Sugar
Company VIII have l capital OF S-10l1ool.
of which $4,000 0 viii be- common stock
and S5.00o59 per cent preferred Slg0o.-
c91 OF the preferred issue 10 be- retained
AS treasury stock. The company. which
rs 90 connne its operations 90 the terri-
tory west OF the Missouri river has AL
ready taken over four pianrs-tne ono
40 Grand Island Neb. daily capacity 20
tons. Norfolk Neb.. capacity go tons
China, cal. capacity 80 tons. and Hue
meme. Cal. capacity 2m0 TONS The ore
ganizatiou has also purchased near IT'S
several factories lands aggrelat.ng 1870
acres. which viii Doe devoted 90 Tho
sugar beet culture
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
BIG WHlSKEY COMBINE.
Kentucky Whisky VIII NOW Re Near
" Al Nfado by Orc Concern.

keututkA " NiNatl " III NOW t'r -N't.i-
'vA1 NaGo by Oro Concern.
NEW YORK Feb 1.-The largest COM
hiuaUon of whisky and d.sul'ing interests
Not ATTEMPTED has been concluded iu this
Cifv under the title OF the Kentucky Dis
d ltrs and Warehouse Company fliiy-
seven firms making KENTUCKY Whistles
IaVe entered into the agreement. The
new company Will be capitalized for S32.-
DCQlCO incorporation papers viii shortly
he lied m New Jersey. Among those
chiefly Instrumental IN bringing about the
combination were George r Sheldon. Of
me Manhattan Trust Company. and S VI
Rice president OF the American Spirits
Manufacturing Company.
The Board OF Directors VIII probably
be determined upon tomorrow. 10 can
he stated that 3 NJ. Rice VIII hold some
high executive position The combination
o. said TO be somewhat in the nature Of
a SEQUEL 90 the recent absorption ~ the
American Spirits Company bv the stand
ara Disabling and Distributing Company.
the companies already SOB the combnl-
ton have more than 1000 go barrels Of
whisky an bonded warehouses. The new
company Is expected 20 produce 1900, 600
gallons OF whisky annually. "a net profit
or Sl.JoOOlO The total net revenue from
the new company Is placed an s. 80 o00
The production Of whisky will be concen-
tratCd In the best plants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

our Benton has concluded 10 restore
silver to the place in occupied before iis
Accommodation II be has to 90 u aN
alone .It is proving rather costly for
Memphis. but then everybody knows thar
the people elected him governor NJ Ten
uessee FOR the purpose ~ securing tro
free coinage OF silver al l6 20 I irdepe1d-
ent OF any nation on earth. and De wiI
do 10. too So u doesn make any dlf-
ference how much the cities suter or
what becomes OF the affairs OF Tennessee
What IS Tennessee % Tennessee CO.,
err0r?-Memphis Commercial appeal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
FLAMES IN COLUMBUS,
Fire Sweeping the Business Portion of
the City-The Loss Heavy.

COLUMBUS OHIO. Feb. The worst
fire known in Columbus Ia years is rag
iag in the heart OF the business portion
of The cry. The wholesale dry goods
store Of Green. Joyce & Co., is doomed
loss rnsv reach hundreds Of thousands
u dollars.
ssolty before II o'clock a wall fell.
catch.rl nuuhe Of people IN the alley.
Thus far I'VE have been found more or
f--s seriously injured. One man IS
thought % have been killed.
Although fhe hre is sfll burning fierce
". some estimate Of the loss has been
f-jrmed and it is thought that $4,000 will
cover II. IT the building now burning
goes. the loss win soar above the mil
Hon mark
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
MORE TO BE MUSTERED OUT.
An Order Issued Tor F.ftccn Thousand
Volunteer Ir0ops &C. Go.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Inc War De
partment to-day ISSUED an order 10 mus
Ter out about 1900 volunteer troops. Inc
regiments aro the First Mari idnd' at
Augusta. Third Mississippi and Second
Nlsso %. at Albany Ga, Eighth ana
thirteenth Pennsylvania, al August
Fourteenth Pennsylvania, 40 SomerVlhe'
S. c.: Forty-Elgnth Texas, at san An
tonic. Fortcth Wisconsin nc Ahhlsl9h'
Ala. Seventh Volunteer Infantry, ~ Ma
con. Ca. Eighth Volunteer Infantry az
Cmckamauca. Tenth Volunteer Infantry,
at Macon, Ga.
This order prosages the abolition or tLe
entire Second Corps. now commauoeu hl
Naior-GenciaI Young, and formerly under
General Grahlm's command All OF the
re-imouts ordered mustered out are az,
tached 20 that corps. and inoir los. VIII
leave only ten regiments These VIII De-
formed lnto four independent hrgadcs ana
y accd iu camp permanently az Augusta
Ga. and Grecnvle, 5 T..
Three rcgimeuts ordered mus tered out
to-day the Seventh. Eighth ana FIRST
Volunteer Infantry, are colored fesl-
mNufs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
| FEEL IT MY DUTY TO TELL.
Run Down, Could Not Sleep,
Everything Worried Ne.
Ny Head Ached, Had No Appe.
tite, and l Could Not Work.
DR.. Greenes Nervura Cured Ne and ]
Feel Like New Man.

Mr.. Wellington Hynes, Elizabethtown.
n. y, says: Il feel il my duty TO tell
how much good Dr. Grcene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy has done for me.
When ! first began its use, I was so run
down that l could not sleep az night, and
everything worried me. | had no appe-
tite, could not work, and the doctors told
me | must give mp as there was no help
for me. My head achcd all the time day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
A CROOKED BASE BALLIST.
He Goes Wrong rs Clerk Of the Police
CnnIf OF Iefr0if.

DETROIT. 9UCH. Feb. 1.-Investiga-
ton into The books OF E0nert Lead4rr.
ia.s chief clerk ln the Police Justice
Courts resulted to-day in showing
shortage OF Sll5ss. LeaQley is wldtly
known in baseball cI---s n1F.1f 'if
feon manager Of the Cleveland National
League team. and secretary and manager
OF the Detroiis. when in tho National
League. Ile was later part owner OF
the Grand Rapids. Western League club
Lead.eys term as police court clerk eX-
pirec several months ago. Inc Judge
hold over without ro-app0inting ma and
MS boud-meu are not therefore snsid-
cred liable. Leadley has been missing
several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
Il foods
Stimulate the stomach. "a npa
rouse the liver. cure bilious uG
ness. headache. dizziness, -
sour stomach. constipation. ~
c;,. rrss IS cents sold tv all druggists
The orf- POLLS 20 tive o,''h n'o'' %---r--''' =

and John =. Wilson. Comrany NJ Fourth
Virginia Regiment
Jan. 8.--Private Frank L. Grigg' COM
pany H. Fourth Virginia Regiment
Jan. lJ.-private =. !. heleher, Soin-
pdUy u. Fourth lmmunes.
Jan 4.-priyatc Frank IT. Canpoeih
band. First North Carolina
Mai Ors Culver G.. Snilcr and 'ihord
Arrick. paymasters, are under orders ID
pay troops at Fort Monroe, Va. ana
Forts Macon and CaseweA, y. o., 20
Jan 1lst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

MARRID, Feb. IA dispatch from
Gen Rios. the Spanish officer in come
mand OF the roops n spain in the Phillip
pine Islands. says that troops imprisoned
ON the island OF Negros. have been re-
leased by tho insurgents and have ar
rived az samooauga. the town on the
sonfhwest extremity OF the island II
MindanaO. OF the Philippine group
The government has authorized General
Rios 10 offer "a ransom for the liberation
OF Spanish prisoners IN the hands u the
Filipino Insurgents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
4 Horrible Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO CAL. Feb. H.
Anthony Burgie. sevsn-year man IN
fhe san Francisco JAIL to-day secured
some coal OH from the stove which was
p ,rJ 20 neat the CELL and poured il over
his clothes while the other prisoners
were asleep. Re then ignited the OIL and
In few seconds his body was enveloped
ln flames. The cell caught IRE ana the
sleeping cell mates we're barely save. pN
the guards. Burgie lived but short
tfpre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Feb l.-Iu zee
Spouse 10 an inquiry AZ 10 his view re-
sarding the ratification OF the peace
treaty and the annexation OF the Phil!c-
pines. Senator-elec. j. V. Quarles said
tonight:
II am In favor OF sustaining in@ ad-
rolnistratiOn 40 10 the point or ratify1ng
the treaty. Beyond that my convictions
an the Philippine question are not S.
fxai that they might not be changed by
frrther investigation. / have not had
,ima 10 investigate the questions INVOLVED
thoroughly enough for an expression OF
onirion ID this time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. Rev. George Il.
Siinons. OF Brooklyn. preciGcte1 his own
ceath. which occurred yesterday az mid
night o. pneumonia Last december,
during o heavy snow storm. he visited a
sick child and caught a chlA Since then
De has oeon 0iIing and yesterday was
quite feeble hut was not apparently iu
any immediate danger. TO Dds WIFE,
however. who was sitting in tle same
room. ne said for no apparent reason:
MY dear / don't think 4 VIII live after
,r.ifrfrrf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

NEW YORK February The consoi.
idation OF an the large pot,eries IN me
East was cOnsummated here to-day. Inis
vas brought about chiefly through the
MaCjocks Company. OF Trenton. y j.,
making favorable arrangements with the
leading interests in Che newly formed
American Potteries Company Inat
company wifi now have q capitalization
Of eflUa0D0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
THE DEAOL0CKS.
TWO Changes in the Various senator
iaI ights-Foster Elected.


LINCOLN. NIB, Feb. 1.-Rumors oil
a Republican caucus which were circu-
lated during The afternoon and even.ns.
varied inc mouotony Of the senatorial
contest to-day. but nothing came OF tarnl.
10 is believed. however that eaet0.
rlt Jar distant. tne Republicans LEARNS
.a coup on the part % the Fusion rs
which may cost them the sen at1fal
To-dav's vote showed a gain OF one Tor
THOMPSON. Valentine again drOppns oll
SALT LAKE. UTAH. Feb. l-One onI-
Do for United States senator was taNrN
to-day without change.
SACRAMENTO CAL, Feb. Tho
thirty-eighth ballot for senator to-day
ra suited iu no change.
DOVER. DEL. Feb. 1.-Three ballots
c7r United states senator were taken DN
lie Delaware Legislature to-day. There
was no election.
OLYMPIA. WASH, Feb. The joint
Assembly to-day elected Addison G. FO,-
ter. of Tacoma. United states senator 900
accordance with The Republican caucus
Reid last rig-t. Foster received II votes
on the final ballot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
lir. Cornclla Colcman lewis.

Mrs tpiufiia 'blfiii"ii INV ~
Tho death of Mrs Cornela Coleman
Levi. wife off Sir Arthur Lewis. ot
Caroline county will bee a surprise Co her
man. man, ii,.o. t.a.t.., .l,i. r,r SOME
.t.,..., char fia end
biH'' it "-a ''t '"""'
was so nt'r
At O'Clock january 3i-t she passed
peacefully t0 her re-t -lr-. j.. Wis was
born m Caroline county -Nf}-lNe years
ago and was consistent member of 'Ae
Christian ch1fcH,s. r.-. t.-
Tier funeral "lI iihe pi'.. i'"l
laf. residence, fenolif caroline county
to-day.
She leaves two sisters in Richmond
Mrs Luther Wright and 4ifs- John r.
Ware
Mr.. 4. ~ Hcichcnhach.
Mrs A. $. Beichenbach died quite sud-
d.rf. "a. fe.u O'Clock Yesterday morning
an Inc residence ot her husband. at so.
2f- south Pine street, She had been
compiar us for several "'a.s' "i- "-l
death was do no way rAI..'''
Mrs HelclenDacn was ABOUT W years OF
age. She was q member oi me Grace. ..1..
Street pauI-t church. and was a devoted
rf.rfs,i,r eho was daughter OF he
,.-..t., ,.n Erin,or
'"'' N''.''''
Miss Ellen ilSiiliN 'i"N"'
,urs rv.u VIRGINIA Clash died yester-
d.-. 10 ft. residence or Dor br1ther-in-
f.v srr d. ID. Bolton. $50. li-l west
Nh, -t..of
Miss c.sh Was Gfty-cight yerrs old,
and was "a daughter of tine lat. John
Cl.sn She WAS Uc.l-ku0wu lu this city.
.ener. -na has resided aI BIER DIE.
Tnc funeral viii take place this after
noon at O'Clock frnm Sacred Heart
church.
Crisfophcr =. Gin.
a.. .t.i..,
mf- 'ilFtopN,f l.. 'n-i. m" N.'
of Fulton died yesterday h.I ''.- "- az, ,'i'
residence or Dds nio,hef. NO. -
lam-ours avenue. lie was t.-"-' ''''
years OLD, ana leit 30 falliF.
Tne funeral VIII take place ths alt'f-
noon af Q o'clock
..,..r e,,hi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

n favorite with am with whom he came
I'm contact Tie VIII be- missed not only
hy those n bis immediate family, but by
n LARGE circle elsewhere. and his place
will not DE an easy one 20 nil.
IIe was g. memncr ot tle knights or
Honor. and that body viii take part in
tr. f,rr.r.I services
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

age he married Miss Sophia Houssesir; OK
BOtet0urt county, who. with I'VE cnlinreu
two girls and three boys, survive MINI
DR. Hardin was well known in this ana
ueghbOring counties as a man OF up-
richness and character. He was unl-
versally liked because 81 his courtliness
OF manner. representing the Virginia gem
tiaman OF the old school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
,,crublicsn Caucus.

WASHINGTON Feb. IA caucus OF
the Republicans Of the House has been
called for tomorrow night al 3 o'clock
IA decide upon the question OF consider
far a currency nill at this session
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

and night, and there was an all gone feel
ing in my stomach and ] was always look
ing on the dark side of everything. \
friend recommended DR.. Greene's Ncrvura
blood and nerve remedy. I began 10 take
il and in less than three weeks felt Ike
q new man. can now DO as much work
a. is expected of a man of my age. ! ad-
wise anyone who is troubled 10 take Dr.
Grceues Neryura. Don't 60 20 q doctor.
but get "a bottle of DR.. Grecnc's Ncrvura
Il IS cheaper than ID doctors bill and wi.
help Won more than any other medicine
it viii DO Won good q r. has done me.
What gives everybody confidence in d.
Greene's Nervura is the fact that II is
physicians prescription, the discovery q.
DR.. Greene, Is West Ifh St. New York
City, and this successful physician in
curing diseases cau be consulted without
charge atany time. personally or By letter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02
SanneIJ Burks.

NORFOLK, VA. Feb. 1.-Spccial.-
samuel j. Burks. one Of the most re-
sDected and Oldest citizens OF the city.
died from a stroke u paralysis to-day,
aged eighty years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

N This too iaA and OVor-geler0us policy
Us pereisteltly followed mp Americans
here say fhe demands and expectations
of the Cu0tus viii increase boo uuIcts0n-
ablcuess and rho longer thc IuteI
States government is induigont tho -reat-
er the opposition VIII DIE o. the ultimate
measures that may become necessary
Dr. the Cubans refuse tle $4,000 NNU or alr
other reasonable sum tor the payment
of Tie Cuban army
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money n q falls 20 cure
DC Genuine hss T. 3. . on each tab
let
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-02

WASHlNGTCN Feb The Senate TO-
Lincoln 90 be postmaster al Marion Va.
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