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GONE Of the worst diseases
- scarcely give I sign until
they strike their victim down.
The terrible Bright's Disease
may DC growing for years and
only show now and then by a
backache or change Of urine, by
saIlow face and failing appetite.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1899-12-08
WIN. BONNER


Notice j. hereby given that the under
-sgns,i. Trustee 81 Harrison township,
will art MI 20 township business on each
saturday of the year, at my office, and
persons having township business tc
trrnsart are required 70 present it TO him
m Saturdays
The township library will be kept al
my home in Haysville.
GEORGE NIX.
lu1 % i-sT- Trustee
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?

kl..cy Truck xak=s You MISERABLE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
The Regular Meeting Of Post A. l. u
A Held Last Night.

The regular meeting OF Post A. T. r.
A.. was held last night at headquarters
corner of Third and Main streets. MI
Thomas Polndexter presided, and Mr.. H.
b Walthal acted as secretary.
Reports OF the various committees were
heard. The report of the secretary anu
treasurer showed a healthy increase IN
the membership since the last meeting
many new members having peen ehIV4lcu'
He also stated that the following mem
bers had received accident benefits a. a.
Splitter. 500: T. A. Bradsher, SJ8Jl, &. W
Hunter. Jr.. $3.50; A. j. Lester, so. -,
1t is gratifying TO know that Mr.. l. -
Younger, a member Of Post \, mas re-
covered from the serious accident OF soiHe
fourteen weeks back.
IL is very often claimed by various com
mercial bodies throughout the couniry
that they are the originators or the lutd
OF agitating the interchangeable mileage
ticket Only few days ago. IL was stated
AT last nights meeting. New YORK paper
had given credit for this work 10 the Ne"
York Board Of Trade. Also, the ChlcaS,
BOARD of Trade has likewise placed Use!
an record as being the originators. but II
IS a well-known fact that the travellers
Protective Association OF America no'
onlv are the first 10 bring this matter be-
fore the railroads. but have already. got
Ten the said tickets from the Central ana
Western Passenger Associations, when
embrace some sixty railroads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
WEALTHY DAUGHTERS TO WED.
Engagements of Miss Carr aud Miss
Watts Announced.

DURHAM. n. c.. Nov. B.-Special.-At
a reception given last night to a number
of friends at his palatial residence Cen
eral Julian S Carr announced the en-
eagement Of his daughter, Miss Lala
Ruth Carr, to Mr.. William F. Patton, a
prominent attorney of Pennsylvania, son
Of General Patton of that State, who
has frequently represented his district IN
Congress. Miss Carr Is the only single
daughter of General Julian 5. Carr. she
has had every advantage Of education
travel and association both in this country
and Europe. and has made friends ol All
with whom she came I'm contact.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Watts sent OUT
invitations yesterday 10 the marriage oil
their only child. Miss Annie Louisa waits
to Mr. John Sprunt Hill. of New YORK, az
the Presbyterian church. Durham, S;Su
Z. NJ, November 18th. Like Miss carr
Miss Watts has had every advantage mat
money and the best social and religious
influence could give. and Is deservediS
popular.
Mr.. John Sprunt Hit Il native OF
Duplln county. this State. and Is grad
uate OF the University Of North carolina,
is lawyer who has already attaineu
prominence at the New York bar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

Miss Jennie Johnson. Vice-President
Chicago Teachers Federation, and a
teacher in the Healy school. OF Chicago
writes the following from 3llS Lake Park
avenue. Chicago: During the past ten
wears | have been a teacher i'm Chicago
and have often found myself worn out
and i'm need Of a tonic. Among the dli-
ferent remedies have tried, none have
helped me more than Pe-ru-na. ma
II especially helpful i'm cases Of catarrh
of the stomach: it restores the functions
of nature. induces sleep and builds up
the entire system. II has not only been
a help to me. but several Of my friends
who were teachers and who have used
II. sreak very highly Of the recuperative
qualities of Pe-runa. therefore gladly
give It my hearty endorsement"
Mrs. Summarized williams. OF Column
bia, Tenn. writes: II was troubled with
female weakness and suffered intensely.
I saw an advertisement Of Pe-ru-na and
decided to take IL. 1t cured me and |
believe I would not be living to-day il 1t
had not been for Pe-ru-na. intend to
continue taking IT for l believe L owe
my life to Pe-ru-na-"
Mrs. Mckee Rankin, who recently ap-
peared In the first New York presenta-
ton OF Herman Hycrman's play. "The
Ghetto" Is an ardent friend Of the ma
tional catarrh remedy, Pe-ru-na- In
speaking Of its merits in letter writ
ten from New York city, she says:
mo singer should be without bottle
OF Pe-ru-na i'm reserve. The inventor
deserves the thanks of all TO whom
clear voice is a means OF livelihood. AS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Rich mond's
Citizens aud Other Matters.

Mr.. L. c. Journey has recovered from
his recent Illness.
Miss Fannie Goodwin. of Wytheville,
Va, is visiting Mrs. DR.. Lewis Wheat.
Rev. DIR. James and wife. of Danville.
are the guests of Or. w. X. J.. Smith.
Miss Carrie b. Pace, of Danvile, is the
guest Of Mr.. James b. Pace.
Mr.. W. II. street. Of Essex county. was
al the Library yesterday.
Mr.. Herbert !. Lewis of West Point,
called at the state Library yesterday.
Miss Matte =. Lafferty. of Crozet, is
the guest of Mrs. Fannie c. Lafferty, at
the Valentine House.
Mrs. A. G. Johnston has returned TO
the city after ten days visit to Mr.. l..
y. Johnston.
The friends of Mrs. Z. II. Cloves vii,
be glad to know she is convalesCing after
a four weeks spell of sickness.
A. meeting of the w c. T. u. will be
held at I,aurel-Street Methodist church
on December 9th.
Mr.. Darsey Bailey. of Staunton, visited
his relative. Mrs l.. {. Journey on south
Laurel street, Thursdty.
Mrs. Carrie snead Hibbard. of Toledo,
Snead, 7l5 Scott street.
A box of eggs was stolen from the wag-
on of Mr.. ]. II. Hare yesterday on east
Franklin street,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Wecksler, Of New
York. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Walersten.
Miss MARY Ashby Belle. who has been
visiting friends in the city. will return
10 her home in Fluvanna.
Miss Kate stuart. of Alexandria, is the
guest of Miss Grace Arents. OF west
Franklin street
Mrs r. c. Travlor and Mrs. T. r. Wise,
Of the West End. are in attendance upon
the NJ. T.. Conference at Petersburg.
Miss Kari. OF Washington ID. O., is WIS.,
ting Mrs. John A. Kraft, ut No, I'll east
Clay street.
Mr.. Westwood HUTCHINSON. OF Prince
william. was a visitor at the Auditors
Office yesterday morning.
Hon. w ]. Jordan and MFR. r.. s. Bar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
CHURCH VS.. SALOON.
Ups and Dowus of IA DanviIle Man " no
Died at Newport News.

The body of w. s. Blackwell, en- route
from Newport News to Danyllle' passed
through this city last night ~.
BLACKWELL, who died suddenly at New New
nor, News Thursday night, lVed uh.il
recently in Danvile, where ms id5er 6 yS%tS
encom1assed a series Of ups ana doMns
constituting a rather re ilar haI's saioon
h h he became converted and joined me
church In the grocery business IN when ,,,i
he Afterwards engaged. Blackwell was Sun, unt
successful lie quit the church an ton "y re
49,, DSSn in Danville. early in the year ne
MAS again converted. For second tlihe
he closed his saloon and sought a lv ,
hood by engaging in another occups1t.lon
several months ago he located In New
,7e,., SewS and was engaged in the furnl-
Rure business at the time Of his death'
blackwell was of highly-respected pa
rentage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
WILL NOT BE DIVORCED.
Mrs. Michael Loves Her Husband Too
Well to Allow IL.

Isaac Michael. a well-known resident OF
jefferson ward. whose occupation Is that
Of a tailor ana whose recreation is politics.
Is suing his wife for an absolute divorce.
Mrs. Michael. however. Is deeply in love
with her husband who has but one eye,
and is resisting the suit.
Though he were blind in both eyes. I
would still love him with all my heart and
] would die before would let him leave
me- she said Yesterday.
According to Mrs. Michaers story she
IS the daughter of a lady. and comes Of
honest. good old Dutch stock, noted for
their thrift and patriotism. She fell des-
perately I'm love with Michael. and when
she married him she was as happy as the
day is long. Several years ago she says
he sent her up to Saratoga to accept a
position in one of the hotels at that cele-
brated watering place He staid at home.
Then the trouble commenced. lie was
intimate says Mrs. Michael with man
named Beermann. who some time ago
had some trouble over the mysterious
disappearance from his safe Of about $3.50.
This man had a strong influence over
Michael, and Mrs Michael declares that
the suit for divorce was brought largely
under his instrumentality
At any rate the suit was instituted
last April and the woman says she knew
nothing about It until last Wednesday,
when she received notice from Mchael's
counsel. Mr. W. NJ Turpin. TO appear
and give her testimony or hear what the
witnesses for the other side had 10 say.
II vas dumfOunded.' said Mrs. Mich
ael yesterday. 1T was claimed by
Beerman ana my husband that |
had run away from him and had
gone to Saratoga when as a matter Of
fact my husband sent me there. Beer
man made statements which were not
true. and I am going 10 have him arrest
ed. He f. the cause OF all this trouble.
Il don't want my husband to leaye me.
love him deyotedly. lie had only one
eye when ! married him. but ] would
love him with all my heart IL he didn't
have any eyes ny AN.
Il cannot live without him. He is so
dear 10 me. that l Will resist his suit
for a divorce with an my power, and
will spend every cent have and work
hard for more 20 keep him from leaving
me. / would be willing to support him
for the rest OF his lie 10 keep him with
me. have already paid my lawyer all
the money ! have on hand 20 represent
me an the ease and / will work hard TO
get more for him My husband does not
support me anyhow. | am perfectly will
ing 10 support both OF Us. and am glad
70 do H. to keep him from leaving me.
They say | ran away from him. but that
10 not true. ! shan never. never give
him up I am an honest. true wife and
always love my husband and VIII re-
sist any steps he may take 10 leave me-"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
yesterday.
gtsA'ANhss
Mr.. Woodford continues to improve.
Mr.. Ashley Claiborne is quite sick
TO-DAY's SERVICES.

Mr. Woodford continues to improve
Mr.. Ashley Claiborne is quite sick at
his home.
TO-DAY'S SERVICES.
Services at West-End church today:
Sunday school at $50 A. NJ: SER
vices at II 4. VI. conducted by Rev. c.
L, Corbltt: at 7:45 Z. NJ, conducted by
Rev. H. r. Wright Epworth League at
$3.50 =. NJ.
Rev f.. Morton will preach at the
cambridge Street church at II A. NJ. and
Rev. W. w. Hamilton at +. VI. The
services at CiOpton Street will be con-
Quoted at II A. NJ. by Rev. j. I. Kin
cannon. and az $ by Rev. j. 5. Boyles.
Rev. III. Newbnl viii preach at Stock
ton street az n. and Aev. w. l. Britt at
o'clock Rev. 5. W. Cole will preach
At oak Grove at II. and Rev. w. 5. Leak
at s Z. NJ
The pulpit Of Central Methodist church
will be filed at II o'clock by Rev J. w.
Uundley, and at 5 NJ. by Rev. w. 4.
Hines.
Rev. NJ i. Wood will preach at Co
wardln Avenue Christian church at II
o'clock, and Rev. G. w. Popkins at r.
NJ
The usual services will be held at the
PRESBYTERIAN church to-day. Preaching
by the pastor. Rev. c. n. Van Houten.
Services In the morning at IL oclocB
and 2t night al 1870 O'Clock.
sunday school az $3.50 o'clock a. NJ
Al stockton-Street church, morning SER
vice. Rev. j. II. Newhill; evening SER
vice. Rev. w. +. Gibson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
LATEST RUMOR
WAS RUN DOWN
Man Seen in Louisa Was Not Mr..
Alvey.
WORKING CINCINNATI THEORY.
Diver Joe Edwards Does Not Believe
Mr.. Aivcy's Body Is I'm the River.
Efforts TO Locate Him viii go
on INCREASINGLY.
WORKING CINCINNATI THEORY.

No new clues have developed In the
John T. Alvey case.
The Richmond National Detective
Agency is doing everything within its
power to locate the missing man.
a letter was received by Manager A
NJ Brownell yesterday suggesting that
he interview a colored coachman named
Marshall Williams. employed by Mr.. p.
H. Msso. who could perhaps. give him
clue
The man was interviewed and stated
that. while driving IN from Mr.. Mayo
country place. and when about twenty
miles from Richmond. on the mountain
road. In Louisa county, he met man
fairly well dressed. with a black fedora
hat and sharp pointed shoes, who carried
on his shoulders a haversack. lie seemed
TO be crying. and was apparently In
great distress.
NOT THE MAN.
A picture OF Mr.. Alvey was shown the
coachman. who at once declared that he
was not the man.
This is the only hint Of n clue that was
secured by the detective yesterday ana
nothing new was known at the store OF
Alvey Brothers.
Diver Joe Edwards. who has. with
corps OF assistants. been working on the
river in an EFFORT to ind Mir. Alvey's
body II It should be there. was seen last
night. and was quite convinced that the
body Is not there. His work in that
direction. however. Is not 10 cease, but
will be prosecuted increasingly.
a gentleman In this city said yesterday
that one OF the portors on the Chesa-
peake & Ohio train Tor the west that
left here on the night after Mr.. Alvey
disappeared. saw "a man resembling Mr.
Alvey on that train.
The man had been drinking and he had
with him a quart bottle OF whisky. lie
remarked that he was a Richmond mer-
chant and that he was going to Cincin-
natl. but only % stay a short while.
HE CANE BACK.
theory somewhat similar TO this is
that the conductor OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio train that left the night of the dis
appearance remembered something OF a
passenger. ticketed 10 Cincinnati who
had been drinking. lie would make al
most incOherent remarks and attracted
some attention. The conductor. in this
instance, Is almost. but not quite sure.
mond on the following Sunday.
This may have been the man seen by
n gentleman in the dining car between
Huntington and Cincinnati the following
morning. upon which suggestion the de-
tectives and railroad men are now ASST
duously working.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19

the recipient OF a delightful surprise par
~ on last Tuesday night. A number Of
her friends called and made merry I'M
til a late hour. when light refreshments
were served and the happy visitors wend-
ed their way homeward well pleased
with the evenings enjoyment.
Those present were, among the ladies':
Misses Annie Wheeler, Belle Chalhey.
Virdie Colgiu. Lucy Bottoms, Bessie
Hampton and Blanch McCauley.
Among the gentlemen: Messrs. Chas.
NARROW. Daniel Hogan. Aleck McCabe
Joe Duke. Willie Hancock. Fred Goodman
and Fred Allen.
Mr.. Lonnie Samuels, OF III Will
iiamsburg avenue. who had the misior-
tune to break his Lex Is improving.
Mr.. Tom Walsh OF SlOS Poplar street,
was seriously injured with acid at the
Chemical Works, where he holds re-
sponsible position
Mr. w. j. Enwright is sick at his home
on Louisiana street.
The many friends Of Mr.. Peter Martin
will be glad 10 learn OF his convalescence
from his recent illness.
Mr.. jeff Powers. an old Fultonite. has
gone on an extended hunting trip 10 the
home Of Mr.. Robert Rarnholt, I'm Hen
rico county.
The Kings Daughters and Sons held
an entertainment at the residence Of Miss
Rosa Brtton. on Williamsburg ave
nue.. last Thursday night which WAS well
attended and proved very successful
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Katie Rogers TO Mr.. Eddie Min
SON Mr.. Minson Is a valuable employee
OF the Richmond Cedar Works. The bride
Is one Of Church Hilrs most accomplish
cd and beautiful young ladies'
Mr. Allen McCabe. of Louisiana street,
mas returned from a visit of length
through the northern part of Virginia.
Miss Matte Trant and Mr.. Wiley Gill,
one OF Fulton's most popular and es-
teemed couples. were married in Wash
lngton on last Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
THE FULTON CHURCH.
A Splendid Report Sent To Conference.
Brief Items,

Denny-street church sent the best re-
port TO conference this year that Ii has
ever offered during It's existence. The
pastor. Rev. J. r. Routten. is TO be com
ylimented upon his excellent work in the
church and community. The church IS
In an exceedingly prosperous condition.
both spiritually and financially. The
reverend gentleman has proven himself
10 be an eloquent and faithful pastor. a
sympathetic friend and charitable TO
fault II is hoped that he may again oc-
cupy the pulpit OF Denny street church.
More deaths have taken place IN this
vicinity within the recent week than for
many years. The record for the week
Is 1--WE deaths. The death OF Squire Sharp
has caused numerous changes In the
lower gas works. II 10 rumored that Mr..
John Carter will occupy Mr.. Sharp's posi-.
ton as weighmester, and that Mr.. George
Patrim will succeed AR. Garter ~ engi-
noer
Mrs. Antoine cavedc died a, her resi-
denoe, on Williamsburg avenue, las,
wednesday. She leaves large family
a nd host OF bereaved friends who deeply
Ma Aiccaulley. ASS Second street .was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
Richmnnd's pIOsncrltl.

young Richmonder. for the last hve
wears manager OF one Of Richmond ; lar-
gest manufactures In southwestern
city. cites the following as an evidence
OF the prosperity and progressiveness OF
merchants and business men OF MS ma
tive city. He says:
go to Atlanta. you see Richmond pickle,
Richmond baking powder (the latter sofa
in car load lots). Richmond shoes, Ricn-
mond trunks and travelling bays, branch
houses OF Richmond concerns. Go INTO
The dsnot. you see great locomotives win
the name Richmond on each cylinder
showing where II was built. The great
trunk line railroads using these engines
are controlled and managed by Rich
mond men,"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
Asked Option ON Telephone Plant.

In connection with announcement yes
terday Of the formation Of new tee
phone syndicate which proposes TO ASK
for local and long-distance franchises, II
Is interesting to record the receipt OF an
offer yesterday TO secure ten days
option on the Richmond Telephone Com
pany's plant and franchises. II could not
be ascertained who made the offer. but II
was suggested that 1t came from the pro-
posed new syndicate, which, it was rea-
soned. might find it TO their advantage
to secure a franchise and dispose OF a
competing rival at one stroke. The offer
was declined by the Richmond Telephone
Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
Cos, of Communication Suit.

1t has been estimated since the COM
,ronise Of the Tenant Dunlop suit that,
had the litigation progressed much longer,
the cost i'm court fees and retainers for
attorrevs would have amounted TO as
mich as twenty-five thousand dollars.
On gentleman. who knows the amount
OF the compromise figure put VINO Is NOT
at liberty to mention the amount, sta.eu
that n was largely in excess Of twenty
five thousand dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
your LIFE DEPENDS

In large measure upon your digestive
capacity. In other words. II. from stom-
ach weakness your system is not receiv-
Ing the required amount Of nourishment,
you are being slowly starved TO death.
In all digestive disorders the standard
medicine 10 Tyners Dyspepsia Remedy.
indigestion Is Immediately relieved By II.
and the worst dyspeptics are entirely
and speedily cured by Its proper use. For
sale everywhere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19
NOTED. WOMEN WHO USE PERUNA.
of who their health 10 rru-na

land. Catarrh (and its legitimate con-
seouences) have desoated more hearth
stones. made wretchcd more happy lives.
and ended more brilliant careers. thaD
all other diseases combined. Catarrh
NAV end In deafness, blindness. loss OF
smell. loss Of taste, or the entire loss Of
voice Diphtheria. bronchitis. pneumo-
MIA and pleurisy begin almost always as
the result OF a catarrhal attack Tho
worst forms OF dyspepsia and Brights
disease OF the kidneys are also the direct
consequence Of neglected cases of acute
catarrh.
Miss Annie Longhenry, 22i2 west School
street. Des Molnes. Iowa, writes: For
over TWO Nears | had boon trouhlnd with