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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-30
Chicago II. Sept %.
ADMIRAL DEWEY's sUPERloRs.


lie Is SUBJECT To TIE PRESIDENT THE Sf
TARY AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY or WAR.
To the Editor Of The Trllre.
Sir: Would you kind state in The Tribune what
tl.o fuu powers Of an Admtal aye. and "A"'.'f
Dewey az Admiral is subser'ioni 90 Fr'-''"'t'a'
orders? q. WOo'N' ii.
Newark y /. Sept 90 lS"
IAN Admiral u the Navy is simply the senior
officer OF the service He IS subject to the or
dcrs Of his superior officers. who are. while
holding said Office, tho PresIeht Of The United
states and the Secretary and Assistant Secrc-
tary II the Navy. Indeed. IN the absence q IN"
Secretary Of the Navy and Of tho Assistant Soc
rotary Of the Navy from Washington. Admiral
Dewey might receive orders from ~" Secretary
81 n. Navy PRO tom. who might ice Junior 10
himself in fact For instance. 70 IS customary
vhon the Secretary of the Navy ana the Assist
AM Secretary Of the Navy are both away FROM
WASHINGTON for the chief q tho bureau ~
Navigation and Offlcer OF Detail % act as Sec
rotary Suppose that at the present fin" iA"
.retarv and Assistant Secretary ~ thu Navy
should absent themselves from WashlNgt %.
and /, was desired 20 dr'ach Admiral Dewey
from sea service or order him 20 any other
duty Captain \. : CToWniush'd. who holds
the rank Of rear admiral only While chief ~
the Bureau Of Navigation. rs acting ). rotary
~ IN. Navy would issue Tho orlrr % Admiral
Dewey his SUPERIOR officer. IT, nc past many
officers Who CHANGED 10 Pee senior 70 me 'Alri
of the bureau 81 EaVlgatI0n have criticised
the system which permits junior 10 issue or-
dcrs 10 a SUPERIOR but no serious r"sulls nave
ever occurred 1t il probable that Admiral
Dewey wifi hereafter FIJI a corresponding
position 10 that OF Admiral Porter when DE he'd
this senior rank-that ~ adFiser u ,nr - .,r-
tary OF the Navy and Acting Seer tary ~ his
ef,e - ed
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INIQUITIEs AT HOME.


To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. Now that Drcyfus s. free ana our pcopl" are
unlikely TO continue protests g. his behalf through
,ubllc meeting and otherwise They might well
turn their Indignation while in protesting mo"'
against infustices and barbarities AZ home. Dur
Ing every week Of tho year an fverase OF f"'
10 three Of our own citizens are nch"d Wlllh
our own territory. some Of whom ire known 10
he innocent and the others, NJ having o''h
nroyen guilty. must De assumed 20 bee innocent.
Not only are these men murdered, bIt are often
tortured most shockiuGy While no one VIII with
hold from the French captain AN the sympathy 20
which he Is entitled. yet II would seem that our
,ighteous citizens who have done 50 much pro-
,DstiuE in his favor might have spared "a lttl"
.vruafhv for the wrctchel American negro. The
one was tried and convicted. perhaps not I'M
nar,iallv. the ether Is shot down. hanged or cur
"a t,leces with 10 more compuncu0n than u De
gore a roptllc ana without the least opportunity
for establishing his innocence. MS Rf'Ai AMI .
lean people can 81 AFFORD 20 look else nerc, loT
,ni5,iiie- 90 r,buke and condemn WIN" these
things arc trausp!ring at hom' For in" sake or
humanity Let d. cast about us - ~'' Wilht 'sh h.
G1rr for our own grievOusly afflicted people, ana
,,n.r mis- problem is solved "" may with con-
tiS''"N' join b INQUIRE.
,,..,. r-,us 1892
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I\ATllN AII.

ur and Mrs Smith. Of Banksvile. have issued
invitations TO the marriage 81 their daughter. MISS
Grace smith. to DE witt Benedict OF TINS village.
The wedding will take place at the home OF the
h,,,s noren,s m 4 o'clock on Wednesday. Octo-
Der T. -, = ...,,i., ..,p
Mekeel Post Grand Army Of the kepubhc. VIII
mrs Hall In Katonah-aNe Addresses VII ne
mad, BY the Rev Mr. Bahbltt the Rev Or QUICK.
iisa,h Rarrc,f and Or. /. chapman. Miss
Bertha NJ Lawrence Of Cambridge Mass VIII
S' INK V,n~s and Mems Committee OF the Village
rp,nrovcment Association Is preparing FOR harvest
FESTIVAL To be given early I'm October Tor the bee-
u of rim. katOnah Library.
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CHIClGO WlREHOrSE c0vplNy

Chicago. Sept p Special The Chicago Ware
mouse '"iHp4ny mas iaried out TO absorb the lead
ms ".'i''''"''s1 Warehouses ia Chicago The com
Tany was Incorporate ON Wednesday r. ,r,.,,,,
y. J. The capital stick h. 100000 onc-balf az
which 8 preferred. beling per cent cumulatiye
dividends. The Central importers Morgan. John
brrc, kers The Ben Teninal and sbloy's are the
Nai,n'-3' w. S mat arc going lutO the com
,lnill"n. WI" ID" N'~crn Cold St0rnue Ware
h'use. lh a', ere ~, mo important ones ln chi
."t, ".'""s J." 'hhdpyune and carl silver ara
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coXCERNING HARMONY.

,ro the Editor Of The Tribune.
cir Does not The Tribune think AN invitation
.x.a,deI TO the Citizens Union" 10 act in harmony
wien the Irregular Republicans" likely to meet with
more cordial rccoptivity II rendered hy another
,hao exConeressman Lemuel Ely Quigg? Docs
Tho Tribune think the Republicans OF the city
who voted for Seth Low and the Republicans Of
-, a,, yno gave him their moral support; have
40 soon rorgo;,en the conspicuous and unenviab!a
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PROuNENT lRRUlLs Ir rDr uorrIg

ALHtMAHiE- Lr Geors' Falcs Baker. Ph.la-
delpna- FIFTH AVENUE udlc chnrics T. Fen
nei. NJ" or, ans j. MrC.rtAy. Collector or fh.
Port ~ BOSTON br j vs. Wlhrow. ClncIn,,tf
GiLsEl iaa'i-e D. Cady Hcriick Anany
GEAND J9r @ clay Gooiloe. L. 5 u -.
TIE Ret Dr John Henry Harows' prcsldt.ntt ~ ~
glberHn Goleee Ohio NETIEKLAND- Colonel
Sh"ld'n Io''tF Iiiadepha. Park AVENT.F -
Arthur Barrs Pay Director Of ihc f'nited sat-
Nay mob PIAZA,G9a!les sooysn!,h. Connecticut
MALDokE ORA Samuel H. Ashbrdee
Mayor OF PHILADELPHIA and rnenra Of H. Ga aSe
mn Council. J. N Balnecoda, Iecretary OF th.
Cailiaa legation Washington. u 'As
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VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
PLEASANTVILLE.

Tin, marriage OF Mis- Emily Cornell. eldest
,r,urnf.r Of Mr. and Mrs stephen Wood cornell
TO Frederick sutton son Of Mr.. ana MIS- 'har'S
e,,,,on u his village VIII take place at The brides
,,. ~, T,,osl,y next II will he quiet AFFAIR.
,'I th, Young couple will 20 Immediately 10 Den
YER where they viii spend ihr "Hl'''' ""f'"s L"
Improve Mr. SuttOu's health.
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Special \ oiltes.
',~~<N>-


IN THE, UNITED STATES
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70 flre.gn Countries except Mexico and Canada s-Vf
ycsr. including eytrt stag --.. 49,. rr,
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FOR TRAVELLERS N ~ RoPH
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phrenoIogy vlN ,e Won what y'n ar erd " o,.
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p,luau Charles Harris John p.
Brown Emma Mcdowell ,, TIE "
Chauncey, Henry jr. D On Matilda II.
nern,, neiia II Schipper. Charleg
fictinson cola G. Williams, Edward i
po,v.rrr n, rnr,siay september 2s 1900, a, hu
residence Upper Montcair. y j.. Charles Bower" In
Funeral sundsy. october l. on arrival OF l2i' p M train
No flowers
NOTWITHSTANDING Eberon on wednesday s n2on
Der o. Isea Emma Manning. wife OF Lows b' hr0""'
runeral services rom the residence Of her son in Law.
Harrison F. Cavity 40. IS West llth St. sunday O'-
tober /. lss9. at 2.3O " M
non M1 rs S on W c5ry sSans sye r
Of Henry chauncey and the late Emily Howiand
Funeral Trinity Church I~nox. Monday. october p at
Train leaves Grand Central at m. returns At p m
veteran Corps Of Artillery society Of the Wa, war Q,
Henry chauncey g. late colonel ~ the Eighth Regi-
Members viii attend funeral services at the date and
place announced hereafter o,c,>. nrx
Commander and President
CHARLES IsHAM. Acting Adiutant
v ra',re2 M q T Tssp. September 70
Funeral services VIII he hef SUNDAY October l. lsv
Intermen, private.
DENIM Scarborough or-FIudson Friday. septem
he- - Deie Maria nennin. daughter Of the late Alex
Funeral On SUNDAY afternoon october l. $3.50 o'clock
from her late residence in scarborough
r12y morning ssre@Ssr q is' e.. a.
wife u the late William T.. Dickinson IN the $50
Funeral sunday o-ober l. at i3o ?. m. her resi-
HARRIs-A, Twilight Park. y Y. september %. John
Funeral services at 10 Columbia Heights Brooklyn.
On sunday october l. at haif-past two o'clock
Interment private.
McDowELL-A, Amawalk 9Th month. 2s,h. Ella B..
D daughter < George McDo1siL ..,ou. 80 ,,,e-,,
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NOTES or THE ST1GE.

,.ss,les and Daniel Frohman. recognizing tie de-
.,r. - ,ber actors 10 see the Dewey parade nave
decided TO abandon the regular Saturday ma '"'e
,odav Al the following theatres; kmpte. LAZY o.
critefion Garrick. Lycsum and the 'a'oe''
,,ss Olga Nethersole IL among the passengers
nm the steamer Nsw-York which Is expected 10
srriYs tQ:6hXs
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little Falls. y. ]. Sept ~ 1899.
4 PROTEST AGAINST UNslGHTrY SIGHTS

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir, !, seems to me very desirable for the success
y. ,he ,ien-s of the Dewey land parade IN the neigh
borhood Of Madison Square. looking north and
sou,h-thc chief yiews. by the way-that the two
consocuous advertisements in The angles OF Broad
wov and Fifth-ave. should be obiterated Possibly
tho lessees OF the spaces 80 occupied would pat1-
ideally cover them or better allow the Artists
Committee TO cover them. at least for the daJ y
30 "er,de II not those signs should be- planted
[,,t' nf the scene 80 10 speak Respect uliy yours.
'0 AN UNCONDITIONAL TRAVELLER.
YORK Sept - 1888
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Jayne's Expectorant IS sovereign rem.o' ~,
Coughs II clesfs the BronchiaI pass"ee'
heals the lungs.
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"ILGLE" ROlRN -ELECLLnA

Princeton. y. 4. s,if. - AT "a meeting Of Tho
Tiger h''rl Stephen T. Whitman OF Thlnacl-
i'ha' was 'l"ctc' managing editor. Travcrs H.
'armcn w N"w-''lk. Wa elected assistant bust
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MARRIED.

september p, ny tH me Ia,
- II Reaudry Mary Elizabeth BeauaTy 70 "''
Churchill Clarke.
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DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must % IN
dorsed with full name and address,
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sATTRDAY-At A. for France. S~itzerlanf, Italy.
spain Portugal Turkey. Egyft AMI Rritsh India, per
ia Tclrane. via Ilayre deters for other parts OF
Eur0re Dee directed per Ia Iolraine' }, at
: A. m for Netherlands direct per > Rotterdam va
Rotterdam Oefters must re directed per : Rotter-
DAM. az . a n. supplementary 100 a M for
Elrape. 'ktrurii. Via Queenstown; at a m
for Italv per Kaiser VIM H.. Via Naples Diet
t-rs must he directed Yer Kaiser VIM IL; at 10
a NJ Tor scotland direct per ;. Ethiopia NetteFs
must lee directed per Ethiopia') az II a. m. FOG
Norway direct per Norge oetiers must be directed
per = \lrgeD.
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(sAoml be read DAILY by al interested. as changes
timei ..oo
Foreign mails far the week ending september 80 ls99
al e. Sc promptly ~ a. AZ the General Postocs
az follows Parcels Mails close hour earlier than
closing tine shown below.
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PRINTED NATTER. ETC German steamers sailing on
TUESDAYS take Irln'ti Mater. etc fog Germany, and
specially Addressed Printed Matter. etc. for other
= Europe American ana White star steamers
Wednesdays German steamers Thursdays. and
t'lntrl French and German steamers Saturday.
take Printed Mater. ete fr Az countries for which
the, are titert.ei 20 carry mar.
closing of Supplementary Transatlantic Mails
nam.l above additional supplementary mails opened
on tho piers the american, English French and Ger
man sramers ami remain open until within Ten Mn
utes " the hour z sailing Z steamer.
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST

= a 20 II }
f5r T,stune ISLAM! J,naes sasania ar'hagsna ani
An yer orp,,S at II a. H. FIR cn9a via
i ses ''l iiasanlo. at ii fOr Nacyas. Goal..
VITA nar4ea1 and Puerto raire. per $. Ella.
.; HaAa ie5m %ora ssln~y ''S's'''' '''
MoNDAYAt 40 :. N. for la Plata countries per g.
TUESDAY Al p. m for Ia Plata countries. per 80
MAS or NeStsgsilana sy ,ail to North sydney and
? ,eona,sns sI'se aeFs essy Monday Weiaeslay
ana fS1a se.,e se -, ,b, oi,e to e9,'oa
$50 ? m Mai.s f.r cuba. by rail to I'ort tampa.
TN sppni" W,,ne~iay and Friiay, NaHs fr la
Sy f t. Mani tia. and thenc@ by sinner e Sc .;
s 30 @ coans o. are @ on Tas eaaSy ant si
saturis,). Malls Tor Mexico cty. overland. Unless
lis oice daily 80 ana 100 p. m Malls Tor
raj t. New orleans ana by steamer close a,
' s and d' al & o. s and S0ss sOs hs,
Tor belize. Puert3 co.'ez and Guatemaa)- Kegs
mail closes at Z 2x q 'siiHi Day HA S.t9F'
Malls Tor China ana Japan VIA close here daily
.os S9 PER p % Up aam M Nils Hf .s9 sr
japan and Hawaii. via san Francisco eioss
mere ts FOR dps s per- op aSs a be "a
Der III inclusive Tor asPa'oh per $. America Mara
here daily at esS p m up e september i25 inclusive
x I Ss'' Vest Ausa NevzeaSaa' i msw AH''f Ala
ana Samoa is-n6 ", san Tanes9 close hero
eey O s acsv eS on ' Gay Of a s and to
CaWpana. due at New ok september -, dispatch
per Marlposa Mails FOR China and Japan Via
Vancouver clos here daily at $3.50 D. m IN ~ Octo-
Ter 80 Inclusive for dispatch per ;. > Empress. Of
India Mails FOR Hawaii. VA Francisco cioss
here daily at $50 p m up to October III Inclusive
dispatch =. Australia. Mails Austr.iasan
colonies teNcept West Australia which g1e- via Enrona
AMI New ZEALAND which yia san Franclsoo,
Hawaii FIN Islands. Vancouver. here dst,
az G3O p. m. after September t29 and UP 10 octobsr
fl3 Inclusive fDr dispatch per :. 5. Aorangi ~'
rranspachc mails forwarded port OF sailing aau,
Sumption q tSer Overland rs Sa tn: R,s
istered mail closes at p m. previous day. ''s
CORNELIUS VAN COLT, Pos,mas,.r
Pos,olce. NeY-loIk. ~ y. September 90 $50.
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phrcnoIogy VlN ior Hon what va ar erd WAT wat
y.'i er,,fl - FOWLER * WELLS Co. >, East slst
\..y "
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BOT.WErI-On Thursiav September Is lsm, st III ~
residence. Upper Montciair. y j., Charles Do'"'"' "
his SOth year. ,o.,. m train
Funeral sunday October arrival Of IL 80 D. II" '"
foot Charnbers-st.
No a-rrarc
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Washington. Sept. p The following Army al
Na,y orders uaf, uo'u issued:
ARNfY
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pAIY own slrtaysl. 81 = month Atfress ehHhssi
p>fry without suuii,). IA a month Address
chl..sed as lft,n desired
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prurTTANcES should always ts made = Posomcs
r,rot 'rfar rxrra.s money order. or dratt on N.w-
Ycrk C,y n cash sent tv mail unregistered fn'
tribune Viii LIT be responsible Or rs loss
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A.-Tbe Kcnsico Cemetery.-Pri,a station
Harlem Railroad minutes ride from The Gant central
D. pot Once 10 East i2l-st.
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ore cent par copy ezra postage H. cfarsei on
n tify ar! SEMI WEEKLY - mall subscribers IN Ne
fit Cl'y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

sight OF him after which he leads the iat-
ter merry chase almost In an oopos,e
rection from the che in which the zoe -
going, not exactly opposite, however -or
when he is cut OF sight he regaihs ner
and they sometimes run Cor many mics
before they stop.
Their fatal weakness, however. is their
curiosity. II anything is gong. on WINCH
they do not understand. they VIII ap-
proach in cercui,ious manner some
times running back. then circling arolhl
and around coming n little nearer eacn
time until Their woman-like curiosity -
satisfied. or they are killed
A wei known hunter recently kiheu t"o
by, In an accidental manner. arouslnS inc
curiosity Of "A bunch of several lie TOOK
n seat on The prairie near the top OF a kilph
so that the TOP Of his new straw nat
couh be seen by the antelope VINO ap-
preached In their characteristic manner
until they could see his face by which
time they were within gun shot. An un-
usual sight will attract their interest such
as the top OF a covered wagon. provided
they cannot see # all. II IS said that
piece Of red cloth on the end OF stake
will draw them within gun range. inc
buck does not possess any hing IKE the
curiosity Of the doc. but when that uaie
in the latter is aroused he losing G ntrol
of them. The antelO-e is said 10 Sc IN
Their characteristics more really ike
human boirs than any other animal
Outside q their curiosity the anieioTe Is
regarded as . match I'm sh'ewdress FOR
any hunter and the latter considers u
great triumph 10 lag one bu some or me
Oldest hunters and best shots hunt Tor
several days without success thouqh TIE
may fni n hundred. The uoitl' Is theY
see you first JOHN 5. 1RBY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
COUNTRY IS ON
THE UP GRADE
Iron and Steel are Leading the Van
in the March.
OTHER INDUSTRIES KEEP PACE.
Every Branch or Business Reels the
Quickening Influence Of Pros
perity-The Farmers Con
tented and Hopeful.

II has now been several months since
the era OF prosperity long looked forward
to and desired. began to sweep over the
country The West. always more susceD-
tible To- new influences, inst felt hS
touch. But nothing could stay the pro-
gross Of the tidal wave Of commercial acc
tiyity and to-day the whole country
refreshed by IL. and the arid, bIighiins
tracks Of depression have been obA--
Grated.
AS goes ir0n SO goes the country, i5
n true saying. Never in tho history Of
tho country has there been such activity
I'm this metal. The mills from ono end of
the land to the other are running day
and night. and stiii are not able TO supply
tho demand for finished products.
IRON AND HARDWARE
Every branch of the iron and hardware
business here has shown increased 9ct.r-
ity during the last few months. and an
the jobbcrs look for am especially -o0l
trade I'm the fau The volume of business
has been much larger than last year
varying from 20 TO 90 per cent, and prices
are now ranging from 20 % 10 Ger cent
higher. Hardware men hero have bad
trouble in getting goods from iacioref
Some OF them are reaching QUE form.
territory and increasing the.r force OK
travelling men.
A representative Of the Wa'k.ns-cot-
trcu Co said;
eve have had the best business we have
had for 20 years. We expect This tai a
very active trade and everything indi-
Gates O much better business thln last
year.
Frank IT. Glasgow superintendent OF
the Traiegar Iron Works. s1id+ 'lNe a'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
Headquarters
for
School Books
Lynchburg and Richmond.

To THE TRADE N VIRGINIA:
As is we'll known, orr houses
at Richmond and Lynchburg are
in position to give better average
discounts than can be obtained
elsewhere. You will therefore IND
it both TO your interest and con-
venienCe TO order all of your books
direct from us. Dealers i'll South
west Virginia will find it more
convenient TO order from our
LynChburg house and those in East
ern Virginia can be better served
from our Richmond house.
Send for wholesale price list.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
WHEN YOU WANT

a first-class Hair-Brush. Clothes-Brush,
Toothbrush, Nail-Brush. Shoe-Brush,
Flesh-Brush. or a. fine article Of Cologne
or Toilet Extracts, We think we can suit
you.
We also carry a full line OF Clutches.
Trusses and Braces, Elastic Bandages
and Stockings. which We ht slthout extra
charge.
We keep an assortment Of fine Toilet
Soaps. Face Powders and Perfumes. Also
a full stock Of Patent Medicines, Mineral
Waters. Paints. Oils and Glass.
We are the Virginia sales agents for
the Gladstone Steriized Malt Extract,
which we are supplying at very moderate
prices. II you are needing anything in
the drug and medicine line we can supply
you and save you the expense OF sending
of for II.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co,
Opposite Postofiice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
IN THE POLICE COURT TRIED
AND JUDG SiI.NPIN IT'S FAVOR

Some time ago Judge Andy T.. Calhoun
judge Of tho Police Court Of Atlanta. had
occasion TO pass a sentence tha1 VS.
gratifying TO him. and If people viii take
his advice much SUFFERING viii be ale
Waited. The judge is subject TO nervous
sick headaches and dyspepsia. Here IS
his sentence
81 am creat sufferer from nervous sick
headache and have found no remedy 40
effective as Tyners Dyspepsia Remedy.
If taken when the headache first begins
IL invariably cures"
Price. ~ cents per bottle. For sale by
all druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
BriSket Beef. > Cents.
Monroe Market 4Ol west Grace.
nn. nAyIn,s LIVER PILLs

are offered to the public as the best
cure for a disordered liver known and
but one trial IS needed 80 convince the
most skeptical Of this fact
These pills are very mild and harm
less in their action upon the Liver and
Bowels, and where persons are suffering
with any Bilious Affections, Headache
and especially Sick Headache, Costive-
ness. Dyspepsia or any disease Of the
LIVER OR STOMACH. they should al
ways have a box of them near at hand
and take them by directions found on the
box
The verdict OF everybody that has taken
DIR. David's Liver pills is, They are the
best and most pleasant ais ! ever took.
All sufferers should give them trial
Price. % cents a box; five boxes for 81.
For sale everybody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20

An CO woman has patented cur
tain pole which needs no pins or other
fasteners to hold the curtain In position,
the pole proper being covered with
sleeve having a plurality OF raised knobs
or teats which catch in the fabric OF the
curtain and hold it in place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
love and the World.

II Love should go away
The world would be so dark
That nothing human tongue could say
Would light again the spark,
Intending night wo1ld follow Day
IL Love should 90 away
II Love should go away
The world would be so cold
That nothing human tongue could say
Would with new warmth enfold
The human heart turned into clay;
II Love should go away.
w. J. hampton, IN Royal Blue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-20
Rri-kct Beef, > Cents.
Monroe Market 4O1 west Grace.
Via Pcnns,lvania RaiIroad.

Via PENNSYLVANIA Raiiroad.
Atlantic City Cape May, ocean CITY
Sea Isle city. Tickets on sale for all
trains Fridays and Saturdays, good 10
return TO the following Tuesday Attain
tio Citv tickets good via Delaware Bridge
.vofding transfer through Philadelphia.
last dav of sale. September 9th.