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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-05
CERTIFICATE.

Butte, Mont, June ], 1899.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-05

Tom Barlow. formerly of Gebo. is erect
Ing a new hotel on Main street. The
building is 22x60, two stories high and is
to be fitted out will all the modern con-
veniences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
National of Virginia stockholders


Mrs. Alice NJ Stage. wife Of Mr.. w. i.
Stage. died last Monday evening in the
26th year Of her age. She was daugh-
ter Of Or. Willis Of Henrico, and lady
OF lovely character. She leaves two chill
dron.
The funeral will take place from Denny
street Methodist church this afternoon at
o'clock.
The funeral Of Miss virginia Stockdell
Harrison whose death occurred on Nom
day night. will take place from All
Saints church at 1879 o'clock to-day.
The interment will be made I'm Blandford.
Petersburg.
The funeral of Mr.. A. II. Ford; who
died at his residence. near Laurel sta
ton. last Monday. Will occur this after
noon at o'clock The interment VIII be
made In the family burying-ground. De-
ceased was I'm the 10th year OF his ags.
He leaves a wife and five children. =,
The funeral OF Air. William VI. Smethle
who died last Monday. will take place
this afternoon from Unlon-Station
church at 4 o'clock. CO..
the funeral Of Mrs. Alice NJ. stagg,
wife OF Mr. w i. Stagg, will be conduct
ed from Denny-Street Methodist chufch
M 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
unITAIN's LATEST NOTE.
It's Terms VIII Probably lie Accept
ed by the Beers.

ed by the Beers.
PRETORIA. September 12-l1:3O a. NJ
The British Cabinets dispatch of Friday
has Just been handed TO the Transyaal
Government
CONFERENCE AGREEABLE.
RLOEMFONTEIN. ORANGE FREE
STATE. september 12.-The Daily Friend
saws a. has excellent authority for pre-
dieting that the Government Of the South
African republic will accept the spg-
gested conference az Cape Town.
MORE PEACEABLE OUTLOOK.
CAPE TOWN. September 12.-Narious
unofficial reports have been received rom
Pretoria predicting the Transyaals ac-
centance of the terms of the latest dis
match. which was read in the NOlksraad
his afternoon. and is understood TO fur,
nish "a basis for negotiations which VIII
possibly lead 10 a peaceful settlement
TO COMMAND IN NATAL.
LONDON. September Fit is said that
Sir George Stewart White. Y; c, former
uartermaster-general. has been select
ed 10 command the British forces IN Ma
tai. Sir George leaves for Natal Satur-
dav next. His division, II Is expected
will number 1900 men. ..A,.
NEUTRALITY NOT PERMITTED.
JOHANNESBURG. September R.-The
Titlanders OF Boxburg applied 10 the
burghers for permission 10 remain neutral
i'm the event Of war. but were refused, on
the TransVaal and refusing 10 hight they
must be regarded as enemies.
The miners are being offered To 10 re-
main on duty until ordered to leave.
VIRTUAL ULTIMATUM %
LONDON, September 13.-A special dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

patch from Pretoria says the. British note.
which was read in both Raads yesterday
(Tuesdav) is regarded there as virtual
u!timatum. ar. ....,.. q
fve-years' franchise. a quarter represeh-
ration for the gold-helds In the Nolks-
raad. equality for British ana Dutch IN
the Volksraad. and equality for the ola
and new burghers in regard to the pre7-
dental and other elections.
"If these conditions are accepted con ,L
ference between representatives OF inc
two governments shall follow i1r
the purpose of drafting the necessary
measures and Of avoiding the IN
reduction of unnecessary conditions 10y
the Transvaal Government, or the pos
sibilitv OF the passage Of any new Dllls
calculated 10 defeat the reforms.
I'm view OF the fact. the note goes on
10 saw that the present state Of AFFAIRS
in south Africa cannot be proIonged; me e
demanded without delay. Otherwise, her
Majestys government will Immediately
take the whole situation under cohSiue-
ration. and will act so as 20 bring ABOUT
a settlement. The situation Is acute
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
DEATHS.

BARLOW. Entered into rest. satur-
day. August o. 1880. BETTE l., wife OF
Robert u. Barlow, In the 18th year OF her
age. She was a great sufferer. but never
murmured. trusting IN Jesus. SO was 4
member OF Shiloh Methodist Churcn n~.,
childhood. She was a Christian. faith
ful wife. loving mother. and aneeilonate
sister. She leaves behind "a distressed
husband. five children. one brother. ana
sister 20 mourn their loss but they re-
joice even IN the midst or their sorrow
IN the assurance that he walk on caTtn
has led her into paths of heavenly glory,
where she viii De forever with the Lord.
HER CHILDREN.
FORD.-Diod. September II. 1899. az p.
NJ. az his residence near Laurel station.
Va. Mr.. A. r. FORD. .n the 10Th year OF
his age.
He leaves wife and i've childrea.
Funeral VIII take place THIS (Wsdnes-
day,- AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock rom the
residence. Interment N family burying-
ground. 80"
sMErHiE- Died. Il his residence. gus
NJ street Monday. ut 2:6 O'Clock y. 81.
WILLIAM VI. sMETHfE. In the 6sth year
Of his age.
lie leaves a widow and -four children.
Funeral VIII take pace from lnion-Sta-
ton church WEDNESDAY. September
18Th. al o'clock 2. 81 iRriends and sc-
auaintances invited TO attend. BY request
no flowers 2rs
STAGE. -Died on September nth. al 8
p. NJ. ALICE NJ. STAGE. beloved wife
OF WI. stagg. IN the 18th year OF her
age.
..luneral from Denny-streel Methodist
Episcopal church THIS Wednesday,
EVENING az ; O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
WANTS TO BE JUDGE.
SENATOR GEO. w. MORRIS WISHES
TO GO on THE BENCH.
ARE STILL WORKING FOR VOTES
senator Martins Friends Have Not
Let Up In Their Efforts 20 secure
County.
County.

II was announced here yesterday that
Hon. George w. Morris. member OF the
State Senate from Albemarle and Greene
counties and Charlottesville would be
candidate for the position Of Judge Of the
Corporation Court Of that city.
Judge r. T. W. Duke, Jr., at present
presides over this court He will have
strong Competitor in Senator Morris. who
Is a very able man and a very popular
one. In the Virginia Senate he took
commanding position from the first, amp
has retained 1t, having always exerted
strong influence in shaping legislation.
Senator Morris is a man of culture, as
well as ability, and has a mind Of de-
cldedly judicial turn. Judge Duke Is an
able judge. and probably no man IN the
city OF Charlottesville would be harder
10 beat In a contest of the charlcter OF
the one in which he and Senator Morris
will engage.
THEY ARE STILL. AT WORK.
The friends Of Senator Martin are per-
sistent I'm claiming that the contest for
the senatorial nomination was ended long
ago. despite the statement OF Governor
Tyler Saturday that he lacked only TWEEN
ty-six votes of securing the honor.
Though Senator Martin and his brother
and private Secretary, Mr.. Leslie Martin,
have been at their home. I'm Albemarle,
since last week headquarters here being
temporarily closed, there is understood
TO be no lcssening of activity on the part
of the friends OF the Senator IN those
counties where legislative candidates are
vet 10 be chosen They probably think
TO make It a case OF Sure bind and sure
find"
Senator Martin will probably go on the
stump in some of the counties of the
State where Independent candidates nave
announced themselves. II Is understood
that he will do so when he has somewhat
rested from the labors of his campaign
Of the past three months.
MIR. TUCK Is ALL RIGHT.
Mr.. Robert j. Tuck, one OF the Demo
cratic nominees for the House of Dele
gates from Halifax county, was in the
| city yesterday, talking politics and meet
| ing friends Senator Barksdaic, from
/ Halifax, was Mr. Tucks chaperone. ana
/ the latter probably had a greater desire
\ 10 come 10 Richmond to live for three
! months than ever before, after the SEN
! ator had consumed a few hours In max
ing him acquainted with the delights OF
| the city. Mr.. Tuck says he and MT. }. 1.
| Lacy. the other Halifax candidate. will
! certainly overcome INC wv H,o''
didates opposing them. Indeed. nobody
doubts but that Halifax is safely Demo
| cratic.
Senator Barksdale and Mr.. Tuck re-
turned to Halifax last night. sena-
tor Barksdale spent much OF his time
N the state Library collecting informa-
tion from vari0us sources regarding legis-
lation FOR the control OF trusts ard
for the prevention of expenditure OF
money in Notwithstanding up az he
EXPRESSED it--for bills dealing with these
| subjects. which he will introduce al the
next session OF the General Assembly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
mckinley Not 10 lie at New York.

NEW YORK, September l2.-The Exec
utive Committee Of the Dewey Reception
Committee tonight gave out letter
from President Mckinley, which was re-
ceiyed to-day 1t reads as follows:
II am in receipt Of the invitation 10
participate in the naval parade ana re-
ception and military parade AID reVieW5
ON Fridav and Saturday. the 10Th ana
Sotb instant, in honor Of Admiral Dewey
and regret that / shall be unable 70 &C,
cept. On the Monday following l snail
have the very great pleasure of receiving
Mn a. the nations capital. 10 which he
has expressed desire 10 proceed at once
upon the conclusion of your dcmonstra-
ton Of greeting. ,,o,,o,
~ ioin with the State and municipal
o,thorities and the people IN heartlest
welcome TO your distinguished guest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
A Detective Association.

, Detective Gibson has just returned from
Philadelphia, where he went 10 partci-
pate in the organization OF "The Inter-
national Police Detective Association OF
North America"
The cities represented al the organlza-
ton were st. Louis, Allegheny City, Pitts
burg. Richmond Baltimore, Cincinnati,
Boston, Buffalo, Louisville, WashinstQn'
New York. Columbus, Detroit, and Chi
Cago.
Detectives Wren and Hall and Sergeant
shinberger will become members OF the
association, which Will also have benevo-
laut features
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
WERE THEY MURDEREDe
4 Man and ChiId's Corpse Found in
NnrfOlI-DissensiO

NORFOLK. VA, September 12-(Spe-
cialD-A sensation was caused here to-
night by the finding Of two rough pine
boxes containing a man and a child's
body. apparently hastily buried ia the
ward OF what was a notorious dive. The
house was recently demolished. The
bodies are at the mOrgue. Detectives
are at work on the case.
The Board Of Health Of this city re-
signed In a body tonight. owing 70 dis
sensions among its members. The Coun-
ell accepted the designations and consu--
tuted a new board OF two members and
the Mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
NORMAN AND BURCH FIGHT.
A Loudoun County Fight-Happen-
fngS in and About Leesburg.

tngs in and About Leesburg.
LEEsBURG. VA. September 12.-(Spe-
cial)-Bad craftsmanship probably saved
the life OF +. j. Norman from being
taken by Thomas Burch, at Ashburn. six
miles below Leesburg, yesterday. Ihere
has been bad blood between the two
for some time. Norman accusing Burch
NJ talking against him. owing. IL Is SAID
tl the loss of "A horse by the latter from
.ittcmpcr. caught as charged, III Nor
mans stable ON returning from court
Yesterday Norman acCOsted Burch ana
TOLD him he must stop talking about nm.
.. he would thrash him. After some
..uIrbling Burch went home. got his
.ru and returning shot a Norman, a
small part Of the load OF shot taxing ell
t.f u his arm.
D.. Ire again threatened Norman Crap
r.. with hls opponent. whcreupon BuIch
. .b.l him with the butt END OF MS
e.. inficung a severe, but not fatal'
.. upon the head. They were sepd-
-..r ana carried before Justice Lyons,
u.. bound Norman over 20 Keep the
re... l bailed Burch for MS appear
al.- .et.re him on ThuIsdaN. $3.50,
NR GREGGS RESIGNATION.
A-.r "a faithful and acceptable service
m over twenty-five years MI. Iu M 81
t Gregg has resigned the agency OF the
southern railroad at Round Ill., the Ter
minus of the line I'm Loudoun. ana one
n ..e busiest depOts Of the roac. ms
VIII De nllcQ by 1hOuoS f. o.
Il.I rs. Jr.. who has been assisting MN
ZIP .ycral years. Mr.. Cauuthcrs VIII take
..t,er George VIII. Of St. Louis, has
Dam the guest here Of Mr.. r. i. Davis.
D.. .s but "a years OF age, and has a
riid soprano voice. which Is hignly
.. f.rated he is leading soprano sOlolSt
.. Christ Church Cathedral Episcopal an
That citv. He charmed the large congrf-
-.ore who heard him AT ST. James bpls-
.ral church here on Sunday, ana suh5
.th fine effect Handels Come Unto
r 20 and Mcndclssohn's go. For the
l.lnps of Dove" besides participating
.. tE. rfo-ular service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
A Woman Cut.

woman named Mary Norris cut Helen
Hobson at Second and clay streets, as
the two. In company with several men,
were returning from a dance last night.
The woman was taken 10 the Second
station and her wounds were dressed by
Or. Goode, who responded 20 the amDu-
lance call. Her wounds are not serious.
Both women. and another, Eliza Sales,
were locked up 10 await the opening or
Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

Superintendent West, OF the Richmond
and Danville Division of the Southern
railway. stated yesterday that the busi-
ness over his division during the past
both rs TO passenger and freight traffic.
However" said the Captain, passenger
rates have been very low a..
The contract for the erection OF the
Southern depot here has not been sign
81 though Ia has been secured by Mr. W.
A. C,hesterman. OF this city. Captain
West expects the papers fixed up very
oh,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

Tho annual meeting of the Atlanta and
West Point railroad was held In Atlanta
v.....r,.ay \ uiVidend OF % per cent was
declared from "A surplus representing an
accumulation OF several years. Its distfi-
button is a result OF the late decision OF
he supreme Court OF Georgia, denying
the right OF the road To build a belt line
around Atlanta. George c. Smith was
unanimously reelected president ana
general manager. The Board OF Directors
stands as last year, with the exception
that ~ Walters president OF the Allan
tic-Coast Line was substituted LOT
Thomas X Scott. general manager of the
Georgia railroad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
AGAINST West Indian Tobacco.

HARTFORD. CONN, September z
The Board Of Directors OF the New kng,,
a meeting I'm this city to-day. A letter
was addressed to United States Senators
plat and Hawley and the four Connect
cut congressman, protesting against the
admission OF the Porto Rico ana CUBAN
tohaccos and demanding that the islands
Indicated continue for the present under
the government and control Of the Execu-
tive and War departments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

NEW YORK, September 2.-When the
Mazet committee resumed its session, II
took UP the investigation of the Ramapo
Water Company. which recently came
near securing a contract TO supply water
Ia the CITY of New York for "A term Of
forty years at cost Of 100000 per year.
The bin created a great deal OF excite
ment. and was defeated in Council only
by a tie vote
Commissioner Dalton. who was one OF
those in favor Of the Ramapo contract,
and his engineer Mr.. Birdsall, were both
called They insisted that the Ramapo
contract was good thing and necessary
for the proper water supply of New YORK.
These witnesses were severely scored by
Mr.. Moss. =. III
Arrangements have been maae 10 can
for Inc testimony Of Senator Il. c. Plat
and some of the other prominent Repub-
Jicans of the State. who are alleged 10
have been Interested in the Ramapo con-
tract.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
Mr.. Henry Lee Valentine In bnd
Health.

private letter received here yester-
dav from Mr. Henry Lee Valentine. VINO
Is nj Mountain Top, announces lhat ne
is not in good health. lie writes:
AFTER "Wednesday morning will be
al the Warm Springs. Bath county, va.
trnn, rheuuatism leave me weak. and
spend sleepless nights and long days OF
pain. Or Finch will be here To take
me 10 the Warm Springs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
GEORGE SLOAN RETURNS.
The Lnte Wilmington Cashier Back
al Home Again.

al Home Again.
WILMINGTON. \. c.. September r.
spocial)-George Sloan. late cashier OF
,r. wilmington Savings and Trust Com
my. OF this city, who mysteriously dis
t.rcared August 2sth. returned 10 the
... tonight. and Is with his family. lie
not as set made any statement as 10
reasons for leaving. II IS known that
return Is largely 10y reason OF having
f.....el from President j. w. Norwood,
- .H. bank. "A letter ga which assurance
n sven that no criminal charge Is 70 De
r .. against him by reason OF any snort
.. Iu fact. the bank officers reaiilfm
O. tnot "a dollar viii be lost by the BANK.
l develops that IL was not necessary 10
.tye broken open the banks vaults as
Was .lr. after slOan's disappearance, az
t . The vaults combinations IN
".- where he expected they woui1 Do
I.. They were not discovered uhui 70
g.. lt .s expected that sloan ana the
.E officials will make public state
vi some kind tomorrow. belhs
l much overwhelmed with Work, ana
.,IrF h.s books unpOsted and tangled Is,
wi De- remembered the reason given
.tus friends for his strange aclloh
H leaving the city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

cause. If that cause is not removed its
influence reaches out and overshadows
whole life. The reason Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been so uni
forinly successful for over a quarter of
century in overcoming the suffering of
women, is that it is thorough and goes
directly to the cause. II is a woman's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
BARGAINS IN Our LINEN DEPART.


Purc Linen Satin Damask Colored-Bor-
dered Towels, Hn0t,ed fringed, 2)1H
inches, ..,.... ....... .......... ..'.....ioc.
Hemmed Linen luck towels. small
size. for ktchen........... ...............oc.
Linen Imck Towelling. IS Inches wide,
ner ward ....... ............12 i-.c.
Unbleached Linen Crash Towelling. per
ward ...... .......... sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL.
This VIII lie the Name of the New
Hank.

Bank.
II has at last been definitely settled
that the new bank to be opened IN TINS
city October 1st will be called the Amerl-
can National Bank OF Richmond.
Several names selected have been cast
aside for various reasons. but the Comp
troller of the Currency assured Mr.. ). W.
Lockwood. Jr, FL Washington, YESTERDAY,
that this name could be adopted. II VIII
be-
The stock Of the new bank Is being
very rapidly taken, and the bank VIII
be ready to receive deposits by OCTOBER
lst The safe will be completed by To-
morrow.
National of Virginia stockholders
No meeting Of the stockholders of the
National Bank of Virginia was held yes,
tcrday. there being nothing TO be passed
upon as yet. An adjournment was taken
until next Tuesday.
II was stated that adjournments TO
fixed dates are taken in order TO avert
the trouble of having fresh proxies Is
sued. There are some matters In connec-
ton with the consolidation OF The Ma
uonal Bank of Virginia and the CitzenS
Exchange Bank which may have To be
acted upon by the stockholders.
Though no date for the meeting mas
been fixed. the new Board of Directors
will be called to meet within few days
for the purpose Of effectlng organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
ssZ1s eJyCse9 u; : Nr1I6W
KILLED At HAMPTON.
Mr. Robert Harris, of Richmonds
Crushed to Death.

Mr.. Robert Harris, a brakeman on tbs
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. who re-
sided at No. 3O7 north Nineteenth street.
was killed while coupling cars CT Hamp-
ton yesterday.
The deceased was only about 80 years
Of age. lie leaves a wife and five chil-
dren. The remains will be brought to
this city to-day for lnterment.
The telegram 10 the Dispatch from
Hampton, giving an account Of the death
Of AIr. Harris, stated that while coupling
cars his foot was caught In a frog, and
before he could extricate IL an approach
ing car struck him, breaking his back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
Public school Announcements.

The principals OF the public schools OF
Richmond will meet az the Office OF tho
school Board. IN the City H0u, this at
tornOOn 40 o'clock.
The white teachers Of the city will
meet in the Central School building at
10 A. NJ. tomorrow, and the col0red
teachers at the same place 40 noon to-
morrow.
old pupils will be registered az the seye-
raj school buildings Friday. New pupils
will be registered Monday AZ A. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
SOME BIG THINGS IN OUR DoMEst
TIC DEPARTMENT.

Yard Wide ATWOOD Quechce White
Flannel. the regular SOC. value. for Boo.
Special purchase of Bieached Pillow
Cases. worth mp 10 DOC. for. 5000. Zoe.
Extra-Large-S Hlm,titched Pillow
Cases. 5ix36. for............ ..... .......i0e.
Light Outing, small dainty Checks and
Stripes. ......... ......... .......tO s-Nt-
Satin-Finished Flannellettos large.
bright plaids and stripes, will sell later IN
season at l7c, special........,.....Of Ia.
We bought LOCO Boys s-hool Suits rom
a manufacturer who made them Tor
large Chicago concern, who failed bef0fa
the goods we've ready for shipment We
bought them very cheap, and shall giv'
YOU the benefit OF our great purchase.
These suits are wool. In Brown or Tan,
broken check. neat. drcssy. stylish. wei
made. stylish cut, and lined I'm excellent
manner. all sizes, 8 to IS years; in fact.
suits worth s275, 90 to-day, very speciai
low price........ ........s... s...sss's'''f''N'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
At the Lexington.

r. G. Halle and wife, Hinton, w. Va;
r. w. Jones. Virginia; j. j. cuebler. New
port News; j. ); Bordnor, AleNandrlai NJ;
ID. Ford Lynchburg, c. II. Appleton and
c. |. Johnson. Lynchburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

DeWtts Little Early Rlsers perman-
emily cure chronic constipation. bilious
ness. nervousness. and worn0ut feeling;
cleanse and regulate the entire system.
Small, pleasant never grlpe or sicken-
famous little pills" Bodeker Bros, 4.
A. Miller
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13
MUST
WOMEN
SUFFER-?

remedy for womans ills tsEvEzIqu11uyuvs.g.u.S,eSi
Miss EMILY f. HAAS Of I4S Freeman 8&48S Xxx IVA
ST., Greenpoin Brooklyn N. Y, writes:
DEAR MRS. PTNKHAM-I wish to pFT
state that used your Vegetable Com 1872 "a
pound with the greatest / e &{2H
very sick for nearly year with 40 -
hysterta. down-hearted and y - SaH
nervous: also suffered with painful ~ W#x##SfS33
menstruaton and pain in back and y 4 H$&S&
limbs. often wished for death. ~ II /A&&E28
thinking nothing would l ~SftffTTN - 8S**SSN
had doctors but their medicines did VNlAAS-nZEXM$%l
good At last by the advice /TI[YAF[d WXs5&$RzN
of friend. began to take Lydia E. ktkiEiAf Ef&H
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound. IN
and am happy to say it has entire AMI ~ E2E&
ly cured me. AMESYT W&z&&Sz$&3
JENNIE SHERMAN. of Fremont, - y WWeS@$M
Mich. Box 74S. writes: CMESS NVs$#Xs
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM;-I feel IpE ENM \\VE823
that must write you and tell Iyl.f5<ASYkt. N.Y.
you what your medicine has II NRSLsEfqi.fP W.
done for / had neuralgia hal 1{NlS Nv
of the stomach for two years, ZNSI1\5 Y
bad that could not do any w n \
work had three doc
tors. but did not TO get any bet | 1
began taking Lydia F. Pink i
hams Vegetable Compound and Liver
Pills and improved from the first. had
appetite and after taking three bottles of Compound
and one box of Liver Pills. say that cured Your
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-13

ROME. September I2-Alsrming rumors
that the Pope Is III are current. but they
are declared to be without foundation.