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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Hichmond's
Culcns aud other Matters.

VIZ e..
capt A. b. Gnieon IS o'""'oo 10 MS
residence hy sickness
Mr. and AIRS Malcolm McDougall tour
fists. of Brooklyn n. L. are az '"~
Davis House
An funorfaut meeting o. the Mas0n.s
Home Auxiliary uil Dee held at the Tenn
ule ON Tuesday morning at II o'clock
rp. funeral n Mrs FRANKLIN T.. Smith
will take place 81 $3.50 O'clock this after
noon fron ST. Johns church.
,rb.re will 10 n special meeting OF the
.-o,op,on,ys.lth club tomorrow night a.
s.St o.clort ~ consider certain proposed
.i.o,cos .in the constitution
p..,.. p.,,t., daughter of Rev
',.' .g L,,,,,Y b. CRITICALLY DO
D. D. l',''''.''' '...,.,tair.J ION her re-
".l ...'' '''l
, ,t.,,,,i,f Asso.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
TO HONOR WORTH
BAGLEY'SN MEMORY
North Carolina to Half Mast Flags on
Anniversary of His Death.
SMALLPOX AT A STANOSTlLL.
No New Cases Have Developed The
Dockcry Bcllamy Contest Has All
the Eyidcnbe In-Baptist fc-
male University Finished.

RALEIGH y. c.. April 22-SpeciaI-
Mrs. A. G. Avery, Of Mofganton, writes
Governor Russell. on behalf OF The North
Carolina Chapter Of the Daughters Oh
tne Revolution. asking that May itn,
the flags on the capitol be hali-mastei
i'm memory of the death OF Ensign W or.h
Bag.ey. and that they also be hall-ha7l-
ed July LIST. iu memory OF me dedtn Oh
lieutenant william r.. Ship. Tenth cav
airy al Santiago. Tie Governor Iepnes
that be will comply with the requests
There may also be some other observance
OF the days named.
THE DlsPENSARY MIDDLE.
The stale Treasurer. who a few days
AGO ruled that under the new la" no
disnensarv can sell liquor save upon
the prescription of a pracucing physician
now calls on the Attorney General Tor
an opinion. The dispensary people VIII,
very properly resist any such ruling ana
take the matter into the courts. lhey
know the LEGISLATURE had no such intent.
The long and uresome taking or EVIL
dence i'm the contested election case or
Docl<erv vs. Belamy. involving the seat
I'm congress from the sixth district. end
ed last night. Dockery stands no show
unless an utterly partisan House Of Rep
resentatiyes decides that he must, as a
Republican. have the seat.
SMALLPOX SITUATION.
The smallpox colony OF seventeen IS no
larger. but there are more than sixty
suspects under guard IN the detention
quarters two miles from the city. All
are negroes. save a white boy SIX years
old. who is being brought up by a negro
family.
Dr. James &. Biasingame j. elected
president OF the Baptist Female JniNer-
sity here. which IS 20 open the second
week I'm September next The ouiid. hsS
are nearly ready for occupancy. The To-
tai cost will be about $500. IL Is eN-
pected that there will be az least 20
students AT the opening. In fact 50 many
are pledged President Blasingame VIII
probably be here next Tuesday. Ihree
members OF the faculty were elected last
night and next week nine others VIII De
selected w. j Hicks, superintendent
OF the oxford orphan Asylum, Is elec'ed
trustee OF the University
MANY DIVORCE SUITS,
There are now twenty-three divorces
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
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school at $3.50 A. NJ Services no II \. "
and J.. NJ by the pastor. Kcv. Chas. ID.
Crawley. Epworth League meetings at
1850 and l.. N. Al welcome
Rev w d. Burkhcad. OF the Union
Theological Seminary. will preach M oak
Grove Baptist church at the morning
service
TO TAKE Az APPEAL.
Mr. W. Hay Garnctt submitted his pa
rcrs in his bin OF exceptions iu The Daniel
Evler ease before Judge Clopt0n I'm the
Chesterfield County Court Yesterday. and
the case viii 80 ON au appeal to the Cir
cuit Court.
Personal AND NOTES
The Ladies Aid Society oi WestEnd
church will meet Monday evening ar
o'clock at Mrs. :. e.. Nuuaallys. oppo-
site the church.
Mrs J. " Holt aud Daughters, Misses
ruia aud Mabel have returned from a
uieaeant trip 10 Washington.
Mrs T. r. Gilbert was considered bot
ter last night
Mr. Annie Jones who mas been visit
,r- relatives I'm the CITY. has returned 20
hor home 40 Nuts Island
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

Tn the departure OF Miss Houston for
Montreal. Canada. The Times loses One Of
the most efficient and capable reporters
ON it's STAFF and the State the only pro-
fessi0nal female journalist within lbs hor-
ders. While there is no lack ~ Nir-
ginia women who write for the press with
case and grace. Miss Houston has been
the first. So far. 90 turn inherited talent
into a career. Five years of persistent
effort. added TO native ability. have given
her broad experience and fitted her for
filing vacancies rs they occurred
The charitable and religious institutions
~ the city viii miss her efforts in their
behalf and the social life Of Richmond.
with which Miss Houston kept constantly
in touch. Will find it difficult 10 replace
ono $50 long identified with its gay chron-
icios.
The Times will watch Miss H0uston's
future not only with interest. but with
assured confidence in her ability to make
a place FOR herself and bespeaks for her
"A cordial reception On the North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

The Memphis Commercal-Appealw wants
10 know why Altgeld was left cut OF tbs
Je0erson'an dinners
The New Orleans Picayune says thai
hcnoeforth the country is 10 understand
that no Democratic principles are 50 dear
70 Mr. Bryan as that he VIII NOT 10"
their defeat rather than stand upon \
platform which does not commit tns
party 10 free coinage no j. 70 J.
The Greenville g. O. News prints sora
extracts from the writings OF Mr.. JET.
ferson. 10 show that tho views OF sound
money Democrats on the question OF coin.
ago accord entirely with the views os
Mr.. jefferson The News says that y
Will continue 10 produce th.s assertion
and proof from time 10 time until thf
fact is hammered into me head ~ ~
free silver contemporaries.
I'm reply 10 Mr.. Bryans assertion that
man cannot be- a political bisamist
Brother Wattcrson Of the Louisville Con
rier Journal arises 10 inquire II NJ. Bryan
found that ont when ~ tried % live in
lawful wedock IN 1895 with both Sewall
and Watson
The Columbia State. In commenting or
the fact that the supreme Court ~ South
Carolina has construed the anti-lynchins
statute 20 mean that for any case 4
lynching the county In which tho crime
occurs is liable in damages 20 tho family
OF the deceased victim. says the judgment
OF the court is righteous and that the e.
feet should 6e wholesome.
The Birmingham Age-Hera'd. I'm COM
menting on the present method % electing
United States senator's, notes tho pro-
posed convention In Virginia. and SAYS
that the outcome OF the convention will
be closely studied In other States.
So FAR Mr.. Bryan has shown himself
man OF ability. or great personal magnet.
ism and OF indomltabie will. But he has
made a great mistake in choosing % be
the leader OF the proietariat rather than
OF the Democratic party. The silver in.
fatuation may enable him again 20 tax.
I'm the organized Democracy as a part OF
hs great heterogeneous political aggre.
cation. but II can never make him pr-si.
dent.-Charleston News and Courier.
We believe the Evening Post speaks
for 5000 Democrats in Kentucky whe
would not support Bryan. bat who would
support almost any one else. on any Old
Kind Of a platform. Louisville EVENING
Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
Nir. IlnIfig IIcrc.

ar jules HlrI2. o. the firm of Hurtie
& Seam0n tho prominent theatrical
agents. who are Manager Jake Wells
Bi0u representatives Do New York city
Is I'm this city visiting the Biou.
Mt Hurtig once "a year makes tour Of
the United states visiting an theatres
represented by him. He SAYS that the
Bjou is equal 20 any Of Tho vaudeville
theatres he has visited outside OF his
own city.
Mr.. Hurtig is one Of those whole-souled,
FOLLY poople whose ability 10 make friends
and keep them makes him one OF tho
most popular theatrical agents in the
country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
DIAMOND ROBBERY.



Gems From JcWelcr Here.
Sergeant Alex TomIrs0n left for New
port News last evening TO bring back
Joseph llaltm1n who robbed ID. Buchanan
a. Son. jewellers. of $50. lu east Broad
street. Friday Of four unset diamonds.
Friday night Major Howard. chief Of
police. received telegram from The chief
OF police of Newport News saying that
he had arrested Joseph Mailman for ID.
Buchanan 2 Son for diamond robbery.
The matter was fully cleared up yes
terday when STR. Buchanan returned from
Newport News.
Friday stranger dressed in the earo
of d reacAer asked 90 see some dl"-
monds. 3 iot Of cut and unset stones
were placed ON the counter for bis in-
specuon and the stranger examined the
gems minateiy. The stranger selected I'D
fine stone and said il suited nun ana una.
De would BRING MS vile al % ciocA t'i
set u. and asked thal il ne Idia ASIDE.
minute after me c'e'iea'-i'oh'
stranger left Mr. Buchanan o,saoNe Greg
that four stones wore missing .lne clerk
and Ar. btF.d H@-l''"'I '''''DN '-' '''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
Funeral OF Mr.. Ratcline

The funeral services Of Mr. William r.
Radcliffe were conducted from IBIS late
residence 40. 1919 Floyd avenue. yoster-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock bv Rev. DR..
William F. Hatcher. assisted by Rev ~.
A. Ragby iu q most beautiful and I'M
pressive manner. The relatives. friends
and old comrades assembled in large num-
hers 20 pay their last tribute Of respect
10 one whose memory was no less ira
grant with kind words and deeds tnan the
many beautiful floral tributes.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Dr. " Wythe Davis. Fred n.
Habnston. f Barret Syd0or. T.. W. Gate'.
T. VI Foster William g. Miller Adolph
Dill +. T. Boiling.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
SENATOR FLANAGAN TO PAY,
willie Utlcy's Disappearance Will Cost
Him $40.

judge y. Ashby Wickham, OF the Hen
rico county Court yesterday entered an
order fixing the amount which Senator
William NJ Flanagan should roy as SEE
curity for the appearance of Willie Urey
vro jumped hls bail bond and skipped
TO parts unknown at 500.
curity for the appearance of Willie Ctler
who jumped his bail bond and skipped
from Joe Godsey and was sentenced TO
n long term in JAIL Utley was bailey
for his appearance for trial after the pre-
Uminarv hearing and Senator Flanagan
was his bondsman In the sum Of $500.
Irtlev's whereabouts are unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

Thin, pale and conSumP-
tive persons should use
some constructive tome that
will enrich the blood, IN
crease the nerve force and
renew wasted tissues.
SCOTS Emulsion is based
upon scientific principles.
We digest the oil for you
by mechanical processes,
thus strengthening your di-
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them. 1t stops wasting,
and produces energy, vigor
and warmth. The hypo-
phosphites in it invigorates
the nerves. and brain tissues.
-. Aaa ,, %. all arpggists.
SCOTT 4 IowNE. Chemists. New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

Mr. Walter McGehee. Of the United
States Navy Department, at Norfolk. Va.
is I'm the city on a brief visit He was
formerly superintendent Of the Seven
tecnth street Mission. and came mp more
particularly to attend and conduct the
service there last Thursday night His
friends are very glad 20 see him and Will
welcome him back home again. he will
foavo for his home probably Monday
morning as he has been urged 10 remain
over to-day to attend and speak at the
sunday school Boo the afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
Distinguished Slethodisrs.

Rev. Dr. Il. T. 1loss. Of Nashville.
Tom was visitor al the Land Office
Yesterday Dr. Hoss and Col Richard
son. Register Of tho Land OHce were
school-matcs az Emery and Henry col
lego in lS67-S
Tho Doctor Is in the city 10 attend the
Centennial Of Methodism commencing In
this city to-day. and IS the guest of Mr..
Jno. p. Branch.
Bishop \. w Wilson who also arrived
Yesterday, is the guest of Col a. $.
BufOrd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
FIRE IN lYNCHBURG.
Telephone Exchange Badly Damaged
nv Flames Friday Night

LYNCHBURG. VA. April Especial
About midnight last night. fire broke
out I'm the tower above the Lynchburg
Telephone Company's exchange, i'm the
Cleland building. on Church street. The
exchange was considerably damaged-eN-
actlv 10 what extent IS not known. II
will be two or three days before 1t can
be put in working order
Mr.. r. 4. Cleland owns the building
and occupies the lower part of it as a
Numbers establishment. The damage
10 his building and stock is estimated at
81 O00 This and the telephone loss are
covered By Insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
Sacred Concert.

No crowds could be more appreciative
than those that attended the concerts
given the past three days by the Boston
Ladies Military Band The music played
by the young ladies is excellent To-
night az o'clock the band will give a
sacred concert at the Auditorium Miss
Ida Roster viii play the trombone solo
that has made her famous, Nearer. Ny
God. 20 Thee"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

suits docketed in the superior Court here.
Next Friday the N0rh carolina So
ciety Of sons OF tho Revolution will pre-
sent % the State Library Oh portraits
OF Alfred Moore and James lrede.l. assoc
cate justices OF the supreme court.
Junius Davis. Esq, OF wilmington.
member of tho society. VIII make tl9
aadra.s Of presentation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
Central W. {. L. L.

A most enjoyable reception was given
bv Central W. C. r. l.. az the residence
of Dr. Naughn-LOyd on Ninth street
Thursday evening. The parlors were
decorated with flowers and potted plants.
There were readings by Mrs. Jennie
Zeaman and Mr.. Binford; recitation by
little Miss Haze Delarue Refreshments
were served by q committee of ladies'.
Quite a number Of members were added
10 the Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

The SUBJ Committee on Streets meets at
s O'Clock tomorrow night 10 CONSIDER u .
ordinances granting right OF way through
the city 70 the Chesapeake and Ohio ana
Richmond Petersburg and Carolina rail-
roads.
% rs understood that n plan OF tne ucpot
w r. Cutshaw. who has been over the
proposed routes. will submit report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
A LIVELY DAY IN
POLICE COURT.
Demoraizing Effect of Buffalo BiIPs
Show Worn Away
RECALLS A MANS PAST HISTORY
The Culprit Wept at a Change of sen
tencc-Gcorgc Harris Alias skillet
sent 10 the Grand jury for
Attempted Murder.
RECALLS A MANS PAST HISTORY

All things worked together for good.
live day in the Police Court yesterday. and
the wheels Of justice worked as smoothly
as a Richmond built locomotive.
The old habtues had recovered from
Buffalo Bits red lemonade and were AN
in place. The front row OF law
yers We're supported and thanked 10y a
goodly array OF visiting tourists. and
their faces reflected the words of Wit and
wisdom which flew from the lips OF the
Great Dispenser like thistle down ON a
summer day
Wilbur Crump, once respectable white
man. answered TO the charge of being
drunk. Wilbur is a complete wreck. OK
cepte his tongue. and be- put up strong
tale Of long resistance To am ovorp0wcr-
ing which at last had got him down and
trlmplod him n the dust
BAD TO WORSE
Wilbur was given ten days. but as ne
walked towards the pen the memory Of
Justice John gave am uncomfortable fop
and Wilbur WAS recalled. Ills history.
which was somewhere stored in the ro-
cesses OF the Great Disponer's brain. I'D
tale unfold. and Wilbur not only had
to listen To- his own misdeeds. but went
down for sixty instead of ten. and as
the figure one ON tho book was turned in-
90 "a six by the pen of the law gipor. VIII
bur's homes went from blood heat 20
zero. and Wilbur looked a the bright
sunshine and went
Gertrude Saunders white. 1.-THE and TAN
answered 10 the charge OF being drunk
iisorderly and annoying the noighhorhood
Size is known as "sUmmy." She viii
spend a week or so in i1Il.
opcTprprpOr-s prrRrrfT
''
Jno b. Davis. a United states recruit
while intoxicated threatened ~ brain the
officer in charge oi The recruiting station
with Ratchet ie was turned over 20
the officers of the station for military
discipline.
James Anderson. negro boy. arrested
as suspicious character is the last OF
an organized gang OF young thieves con-
trolled by a negro man. aIl OF Whom. ailcr
months of work hN Detectives Nrenn
and Gibson. are in the hands or the law
The man was arrested for houseoreak-
ing and stealing soi NJ HARNESS.. ana the
boys for small rohA'r'es.
SAW THE BLOW.
George Harris. co.or'd. alias Skiilet
was sent 90 the grand jury for Attempted
murder. The only witness was Minnie.
h.s niece nAaiy s'''a N".'n1
eirl ana sister or I''n il"i'is. VITO .o"
Hes az inc Aiilsno"'e ii lH "''"'7' 's'"a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

A called meeting of the Republican
County Committee was held al POP west
Broad street yesterday at which 1t was
decided not 10 put ticket in the field
this spring.
" T.. Johnson. chairman pro tenn. pre-
sided and the others present were J. d.
Pcarman secretary. Major Burrel. and
W. A. Robinson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

The usual Saturday night audience hll-
cd the Bitou last night and each act Of
the al-star bill was given a splendid
farewell send of.
Press Eldrdge and all the other vaude-
Vile stars said goodbye gracefully and
were ONLY allowed to depart after repeat
ed encoIe5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
\ Nun Badly Hurt.

A. Tazewell. a negro man. who lives
AZ Si2 Graham street Fulton. was IN
iured badly mt the Richmond Chemical
Works yesterday morning. while at work
He was caught in a shaftng. one Of his
LEGS was broken IN two places. and he
was otherwise hurt. lie was carried TO
his home and it is thought he viii not re
CONor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
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Life Insurance.

A prominent Sow Yorker DESTROYS OF
iusurine DIS Ifo. was refused on account
OF what the examiner called Nervous
Dyspepsia" and Weak Heart, doubtless
the reflex nervous action from the stom-
ach causing palpitation Of the heart.
After using q dollar flask OF Specific
No. 10 for Dyspepsia this gentleman again
made application TO tho Same company
and secured Il policy for $4,000.
There are still more frequent cases
where tho applicant for Life Insurance is
refused on account of some slight Kidney
trouble. which after few weeks use Of
Specific no. % or so entirely disappears.
For other Specifies consult DIT Hum
phroys Manual. at drug store or sent
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At druggists or sent prepaid: 25c & 500.
humphreys Medicine CO., Cor. William
d. John SITS. Sew York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
THE MUSIC FESTIVAL.
r,e "Wednesday Club scores a Great
Success.

success.
Tse Sixth Annual Music Festival Of
she wednesday cub closed last night at
trc Academy m "a perfect blaze of glory.
a marniaccnt audience was present and
tse programme presented was genuine
treat
amor Campanari. the celebrated oarl-
tone literally took the audience by storm.
a ..,.p,r Accommodation .of approval has
scarcely ever been Witnessed I'm this city.
vhe great singer FIRST rendered the pro-
loeue from 81 Pagliacci' his splendid
voice completely mnns the building AS
he closed there was "a breathless pause
for moment and then the applause
broke forth and continued until he was
forced 20 again appear. ills second Sc
lection was chosen from the Barber OF
Seville" The applause that followed
was even greater 'fan % nrst and he was
once moro compelled 90 appear This time
he sang the Toreador song from Car
mon "and as the orchestra played the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
BOTANIC BLOOD
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Evidence that Is, Il. Is. Cures.

From a mass of letters we give
the following cures. Perhaps you
don't believe in patent medicines.
but here arc positive cures by B.
b. b., many of them cured after
doctors and other remedies had
failed. You may test orr medic
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
CANCER

Allen Grant. Sparta, Ga, writes. y
n9inful sore came on my ftp which was
nrenounced epithenal cancer by promi-
nent physicians. also had much pain
and Great weakness in the back Eight
hotties Of Botanic Blood Balm fi "A
10 healed the sore, gave me- strength ava
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
VIOLENT SKIN DISEASE.

VIOLENT SKIN DISEASE
s. G. Crathers OF Moreviile, La. W."
cured Of a violent skin disease on lips.
face and togue with siDglc bottle Of
Blood Balm.
ULCERS.
After spending a large sum or monS
I'm vain. Mr. r. Taylor. OF White biuL.
Tenn. was cured OF ulcers hmineH
physicians and the various springs Jared
but Blood Balm cured him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

Mr. John T. iedbury. OF Jenerson. leki'
had letter for l0 years. The best phlel-
clans I'm New Orleans. St Louis. Dallas
and Fort Worth treated him without 81
feet. Blood Balm cured him pcficcuy'
and the cure D. permanent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
SORE LEG

Mr.. G. $. Nulln. ~ Dow. y. ., had
very bad and painful sore leg. had PAID
out Ill considerable sum ot money without
benefit blood Balm restored him 10 per-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
80 -AIMnsr 4 sCAB.

A daughter Of Mr. 5. ". Pope. Of Jack.
son. Ca. had a violent skin disease and
her body was almost "a scab. one oottls
of Blood Balm cured her sound ana woiL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
EATING SORES.

Nj T. y. Shoals ~ Annette. r r. SUI
fored for years with running, eating
sorcs. Noihing did him any good BLOOD
Ia m cured him and he says rs me
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23

Every ono who Is a sufferer from bad
blood in any form should write Blool
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their famous b. b. B-Botanic $1,000
Balm. D. b. b. drives the bad blood out
OF the body. getting rid Of II forever.
Have YOU impure blood I'm any FORM EVIL
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BlemiSheS, EruptiOnS.
Deadly Cancer, Ulcers,
Sores, ScrOfuIa, Little Sores
on Lip or Throat, BoilS,
BIotcheS. Catarrh,
rheumatism,
Bone Pains, BrOken-DOWn
Constitutions,
Blood Poison,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
EATING SORES.

Mr. g. W. Beazlcy, Of Americus. Ca.
suffered with sores an over his BODY,
eating into holes. Blood Balm cured MN
IN very short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-23
SEE THE GREAT "rRILBY."
SEE THE GREAT "TRILBY. ="

SEE THE GREAT "pRILBY."
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-24
MISS CARMEN SUTTON
ENTERTAINS AT HEARTS

OAKLAND. Dec. 23.-Niiss Carmen SUIT
ton, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sutton. gave a heart" party this after
noon from 2 10 o'clock 20 celebrate tho
fifteenth anniversary OF her birthday.
The affair was very delightful and was
given at the Sutton home. ll5l Poplar
street.
Miss Sutton had as her guests thirty
young girls between the ages OF II and H.
having restricted her invitations 20 those
years. and received them In drawing
rooms that We're in holiday decoration ~
wreaths, Christmas berries tied with
cardinal satin ribbon In great loops and
red candelabra. Refreshments were
served. The Misses Lille Reed and Vir-
ginia Van LOben Sells won the first prizes
offered. while Miss Media Fisher drew the
consolation prize.
The guests invited were the Misses
Clara and Alice Laws. Madeline Belden.
Florence Goddard. Cornelia Stratton. LII
lie Reed. Anita Thomson. Katherine
Brown. Isabel Kendall Elsie CampbeIt.
Nirginie Van LOben Sells Ruth HOuEhton.
NOelle de Cola. Gladys Harvcy. Media
Fisher Florence Ieigenfuss Jeanette
Cuvellier. Lefty Barry. Ruth KaIes. Rose
Kales. Alice Voice. Mary Hyde. Elsie
Schulling. Bonnie Downing Jessie Craig.
Farnetta Davis. Ina English, Edith
Downing and Madge James.