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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
INTERESTING CONTEST.
There will BE n Close Fight for Sen
ator in stafford and King George.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, September
-Special-Much interest is felt in the
outcome OF the Democratic convention 10
nominate a candidate for the Legislature
from Stafford and King George Counties.
Stafford has already elected delegates and
King George will elect Thursday court
day). not in general mass meeting, but
by districts. The Stafford delegation is
said TO 10 solid for Tyler for the senator
ship King George will probably be di-
vded on that question. hut 1t IS thought
that one or more districts will be favor
ahle % Tvler. 81 which ease the 4. Ter
ame MA nr, dori'na'> s. the cosNe en-
= nd Tyler de eg.' la n0mslated.
The 'rc several asp'fl.ts for the nom
matt 10Th sta "a Kf-~ core
With ..an. > .,,-4i 8 ca. - =. pe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

"AprOpos OF the hardships Of our boys
in Cuba" said an officer who saw goOd
deal OF duty on the island, I'll tell you a
bit OF a story.
shortly after our regiment went on
duty near Santiago. at the beginning Of
Woods administration as governor, We
began TO be able 10 take little better
care Of ourselves than we had done
throughout the campaign. one OF our
captains-I won't mention his name for
he's sore about this anair-was a great
crank on the subject OF microbes, and
took extraordinary pains TO avoid their
society. lie had picked up a r|w cuban
cook. and gave him the most explicit or
ders 10 boil all the water used In the mess.
no matter where he got IL. Boil every
thing we drink. he SAID or TIL kick your
backbone through the top OF your hat
THE Cuban promised faithfully. ana
obeyed the order 20 the letter. week
or so afterward the captain, while FOR
aging about town. was presented with
quart bottle Of champagne, from one OF
the ships He was oVerjoyed. and Sc
curing small lump Of ice. he hustled
back to camp and turned over ms prizes
TO the cook.
81 want you to get up something extra
good to-day he said. for I'm going 10
ask a few friends to dinner 10 help drink
this wine
AT the appointed hour the party as
sembled. and after serving a repast OF
stewed beef and sweet potatoes the cook
staiked in. carrying a steamlng sauce
pan half full OF a muddy. yellow liquid.
what in thunder is that?' asked tue
captain.
That's the wine senior, replied the
Cuban gravely. I boil i'm rood deal, an
e most all 20 way
"The guests roared with laughter and
the captain was 80 thunderstrdck he
couldn't say a word. He subsequently
recovered himself sufficiently to grab a
cleaning rod and chase the Cuban nearly
half a mile.
After that all anybody had 20 do to
get a fight was 10 say boiled cham
payne When / LETT the wound huli
ranked. New Orleans Times-psmocrat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
THE SITUATION
IS VERY GRAVE


white races.
There could not be- said Mr., Morley,
"a more insensaie example OF human
folly than a war that would bring added
burdens We do not wish to be a pirate
empire and war with the TransVaal
would mean deep dishonor."
TO SAFEGUARD COMMUNICATIONS.
CAPE TOWN. September 5.-Arrange-
mems are being completed for safe guard
ing the communication with the Cape in
case 81 war between Great Britain and
tho Transvaal. Refugees to the number
OF li7 have arrived here. A million car
iridges have been forwarded To Pieter-
maritzburg capital Of the British territory
OF Natal Many Dutch farmers are leav-
ing Becbuanal. and for the purpose OF
forming Tiger across the frontier.
1t Is reported here that j. il. Hon-
meyer. the Afrikander leader, has tele-
graphed President Kruger that he cannot
expect help from the Cape Colony in the
event OF hostllities.
The excitement in Cape Town is at
fever heat. Every edition Of the papers is
eagerly snapped up, the general feeling
being that war is not far distant. 1t Is
impossible. however. to ignore the exist
ence Of sharp divisions among the colo
The latest information is that. owing 10
the pressure brought 20 bear by leading
AfriSanders here. the Transvaal govern
ment viii probably agree to the proposed
conference.
NO HELP FROM EUROPE
BERLIN sent 5.-The Nachristen,
commenting upon the news that the Ger
mans. I'm the event Of war, will form a
league 10 help the Beers. says: We rear
that this offer viii entice the Transvaal
Covcrn-@ent 10 carry their resistance
against England further than advisable
other influential German papers con-
tinue to warn President Kruger that he
need not hone TO receive the least help
from Europe
THE EXODUS CONTINUES
JOHANNEsBUR rig. Sept. Public anN-
iety shows no abatement, and the exodus
of the population continues. The stails
Of several large financial houses are lenv-
ing tonight with their books for Cape
Town.
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Cincinnati. 1910: Cleveland. 81.

CINCINNATI OHIO. september "--i"e
Reds biz Bates hard in the irst game and
made their hits at the right time in the
second Tucker and Bates were given the
usual notice Of release to-day. Attend
ance. 1.2al.
score. r. II. E.
cincinnati o.. 2O15O524 x-l9 p 1
cleveland 49,. g.. 10000 3 o o. 4
Ratteries-Phirips and Woods: Bates
and Duncan, Umpires-Manassau and
Connolly. Time hours.
Second game
score: X H. r.
cincinnati $50. ..OtOO34O1x- 9 y 4
Cleveland Gee. .... 2 1 81 ol 81 y
Ratteries-Frisk and PETIT; Colliflower
and AicAllister Umplres-Manassau and
Connolly. Time, hours.
Brooklyn, 10; New York. 3.
BROOKLYN. September THE Brook
lyns landed on Carrick to-day for seven
teen hits. including two triples. Attend
score. RHE
New York .... seq. 1O200 p 3 4
Brooklyn go. 800. O3O3721-l6 i 1
Batteries-Carrick and Doyle; Duncan
and Mcclure. Umpires-Emslie and
Dwyer Time. 1853.
ipO>Abhs
BOSTON. September 5.-McGinity
curves were too much for Boston to-day.
while Nichols was batted hard and often
Affendalce, 800.
ScOfs.N X II. r.
Boston .....O1OOOO12O4 6
baltimore 4OO2-S 16 4
Ba,teiies-Nichols and Bergen; McGin-
ity and Robinson. Umpires-Snyder and
McGarr Time, 1850.
adeIphin, Is: Washington. 10.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September o.
Jack Fineld. recently released by Phila-
delphia, was signed by Manager Irwin
to-day. and requested that he be allowed
10 pitch against his former comrades.
lie made a pretty mess Of II. being pound
ed for twenty.one hits and passing ten
men 10 first. Attendance. 6,S'0
Score: X. II, T..
washington .. ..OOO4O23O Is 6
Philadelphia .. ..1415410 KS q 6
Batteries-Fidold. Roach. and Kittridge;
DOnahue and Mcfarland. Umpires-
Swarwood and Hunt. Time, 2:55
Chicago, 13: PiusburS, :.
CHICAGO. ILL. September 5.--The or
phans had considerably the best of a slug
cling match to-day. The fielding wes
clean. Attendance 600
Score: X IL. l..
Chicago .... O0215O41 X-13 is 2
PittSburE .... .... OIL COS 20 o. l3 3
Batteries- Donahue and Callahan;
Sparks and Schrivcr. Umpires-O'Day
and Mcdonald. Time, 2:l5
Louisville. 4; ~. Louis, 4.
ST LOUIS, MO, Sept louisville
made a rally IN the ninth inning to-day.
and came very near winning out. At
tendance. 525.
Score: r. II. T..
81. Louis ...........OO1 GOO12O-4 3
Louisville. e.. I'll o 100000 81 u 3
Game called on account OF darkness.
Batteries-Cuppy and Schreckengost;
Cunningham and thinner. Time, 2l3. I'm
pires-Latham and Gaifney
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
THE DEWEY RECEPTION.
Prcpnrat ous for the Event are Rapid
" Assuming shape.

WASHINGTON. Sept 5-preparatI0n'
for the reception of Admiral Dewey r
this city are rapidly assuming shape. anl
from the programme. even in its present
incomplete condition. the celebration wl
be- one of the most noteworthy that BIAS
ever occurred I'm washington. The Ad.
mirars reception here VIII bo largely ir
the nature OF am official function. as ts
central feature win Dee the presentation
Of the magnificent sword voted t0 him
by Congress. The celebration VIII take
place on the night OF October "a or 3d.
There will be am imposing parade at
night I'm which aH available naval and
military forces Of the United States the
District National Guard military bodies
from States throughout the Union. and
many organized civil bodies. There wil
be a general illumination OF the city and
the procession Will be reviewed by Presi
dent Mckinley and Admiral Dewey. The
Governors Of an the States and Terrific.
ries have been invited 10 Doe present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
SOUTHERN GOVERNORS.
All TO be Asked 10 Speak at Huntsville
Alabama,

HUNTSVILLE ALA. September r.
The Board OF Managers of the southern
Industrial Convention 20 bee held here
October l0thlHh. have arranged pro.
gramme for the five days durng which
the Governors OF Alabama Afkansa-.
Florida. Georgia. Louisiana, missouri
North Carolina South Carolina Tonnes
see. Virginia. and West Virginia. VIII de-
liver addresses.
The subject or Resources and indus
trial Advantage will be discussed by
Johnston Of Alabama Jones Of Arkan'as'
Bloxhim OF Florida, Gambler Of Georgia
Bradley OF Keniucy. Mcsweeney ot Soutt
Carolina, McMliin OF tennessee, Tyler o.
Virginia. Atkinson of West Virginia. Eos
ter of Louisiana stephens of Missouri
and Russell OF North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
BEND0RA The WINNER.
The Favorite won THE Flight" as He
PIcaecd-Other Events.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-1here was only
one slate on the card at SheeDshead to-
day. the Flight at seven furlongs. for all
ages ana resulted IN little more t.an a
PROCESSION, a. RcndOra. the odds-on tav
oriie. spread-eagled bis field and won as
he pleased. Summary:
First race Fuiwity course-Edwin "a %
u frst. Jean az T. 1 and 3 10 II second
Knight Bannock 90 to y third. Time
1.l2 IS.
second race-one rnile-Arbaces q 10 u
nrst. General Mart Gary g 10 and 20
81 second. Mai o to p third. Time.
1.42 35.
Third race-one and three-sixteenths
mies-Azucen q 10 II FIRST. Mcleod Of
Dare &C TO and 10 u second The Devil
C 20 - third. Time 2:o3.
Fourth race. the Flight seven furlongs-
Bendora @ 10 100 first Sanders 6 10 3 and
2 20 % second MeMeekin O2 20 u taird.
Time. les a..
Firth race-hurdle handicap. one and
ihree-fourihs miles-Hen Eier 90 20 40
arst. Hardice g 10 ! and 5 % y second
Morton Is 10 II third Time. 3.S
81, IN facc--siN ana one .haf furiongs-
Peace ~ % ID fr ,fcohan"s @ % ana
EVEN second, SKY ScraPer q to y third.
Time. i.2o 20
Grand Circuit Races.
NEW YORK. September 5.--Foliowing
are the results OF to-day's grand circuit
races: 1 f 90
Two ten class-paeing. purse S2.ooe-Royal
Rose first. Fairyiew second Nichol y.
orird. Tme-2,O "a 2:0s "a
Speedway cup. for amaieurs-McM
FIRST: Newcastle second. August third.
Time-2;2s IL. go 200 - Newcastle
took the second heat.
Two sixteen ciass--trotting. purse 5000
-Surpal first: Precision second, Niggo
Jack third. Time-2;i0 IL, 2:i0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5--A telegram
from Surgeon Carter. of the Marine Hos
pital Service, 10 Surgeon-General wy
man reports that there have so far
been twenty-eight cases OF yellow fever
at Key west. three OF which have proved
fatal.
Arrangements have oesn made with the
Marory line for a ship 10 bring HE saf-
rison from Key West, which Is so be
moved or account OF yellow fever. II is
the present intention Of the War Depart
ment 70 send them TO Fort Mcpherson,
Atlanta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

PHILADELPHIA, September Sin an
Interview with reporter for the Asso-
ciated Press to-day Rear-Admlral Samp-
son conhremd the report that ne had ask
Cd 10 be relieved Of the command OF the
North Atlantic squadron after the Dewey
reception at New No-k The Admiral
said:
Il some time since asked Secretary Long
10 relieve me Of the command Of the
squadron after the reception Of Admiral
Dewey. but the Secretary has not vet fix
ed definite time when my relief shall
be ordered"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

The following gentlemen attended the
shoot given by the Old Dominion Gun
Club last Monday: Messrs. Stearns. Tig-
nor. Bagby. EnysOn. Hart. Snton. GIL.
Campbell, Vaughan. Hewitt Purdie. Lor-
raine. Page, George Chaffin, j. ID. & A.
B. Blair, Anderson, Johnson, Travers,
Pollard, Treviliian. Christian and others.
Oneg Of the features Of the evening was
the neat work done by Mr.. a. 3. Blair,
who made a clean score In l5-bird event.
The shooting was done over a Magautrap
which threw many different angles Some
of the old trap shots We're heard TO say
that the man who could make clean
scores over this trap need not be afraid to
tackle the other systems of target throw
ing. Messrs. Elyson. Hart and Tignor
made the three high general averages Of
the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
DARIEN TRIALS ENDED.
There Were Twenty Two Conviction
and About Half ~ MANY Acqnittal~

lHtIt W Gff VIM wv NRff'' WI
and About Half ~ MANY Acqnittal~
DARIEN. GA. Sept. Sine rot trials
were concluded to-day with the conviction
of four and the acquittal OF four Of the
accused.
The convictions aggregated twenty-five
and the acquiuals about naif as many.
Sentence was passed on those convicted
Six received the maximum penalty OF
5000 fine each or one year in the chain
gang and six were fined 500 or twelve
months IN the chain gang.
The negroes We're brought from Savan-
nah this evening under a strong military
guard and will be put on trial tomorrow.
John Delegal who secured change OF
venue 20 Emngnam county aud will be
put on trial next week. was taken u
lavannah for safeguard under strong
military guard.
BY order OF the Governor. the troops
which have been stationed here for nearly
two weeks. were discharged this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Partial List Of Remedies.

SOVEREIGN RHEUMATISM CURE, f9r
rheumatism. aching Muscle. Sore
ness Stir Joints.
SOVEREIGN COUGH AND LUNG
CURE for Pulmonary Coughs. Bron-
chitis. Irritation Ot Lungs.
SOVEREIGN DYSPEPSIA CURE. Tor
Dyspepsia. derauged stomach. lndisea-
ton.
SOVEREIGN LIVER CURE. for Torpid
itv and engorged Liver and spleen.
SOVEREIGN KIDNEY CURE, for dis
ordered kidneys. Bladder, Pains OBJ
the Back. Urinary Distress
SOVEREIGN BLOOD CURE cieanses mo
Blood OF lts imnuriues toints. etc.
SOVEREIGN NERVE CURE, iqr AeiN-
ons Exhaustion and General Debility.
SOVEREIGN HEART CURE. for weak
oned Heart action. Faininess' Fear,
Fluttering. Pressure. .
SOVEREIGN CATARHH CURE, for ca
tarrh. Sore Throat Colds InHuen@a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
FORTY CASES NOW.
DR.. Porter on the Fever Situation al
Key West-Sull Spreading.

KEY WEST FLA. Sept 5.-Dr Porter
chief executive VI the State Board ot
Health. sent out the following yellow
fever dispatch this afternoon:
There are about forty cases APP t0 date
and five deaths. The disease is slowly
spreading The hospital has been organ
lied and the island is well patroiel hy
water T0rtueas will Boz used as a deteu-
ton camp which wlu Doe opened IN three
or four DAYS. There is no excitement u
Key West"
Dr. Porter also wired fhe State Beard
Of Health at Jacksonville to inform the
various State quarantine stations Co pee
disinfect all vessels coming from govern
ment quarantine stations.
WASHINGTON. Sept 5.-Slreeon-Geu.
eral Wyman received dispatch tonight
announcing that the State of Mississippi
refused 20 quarantine against New or
leans. on account of the fever there Of.
fetal advicos report thar through frc'gn.
is now moving out OF New Orleans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

CHICAGO ILL. Sept 5.-ro-day was
the hottest In Chicago since the ESTABLISH 10
mcnt OF the Weather Bureau mere DID l0tI.
At3 u NJ the Government thermometer
registered gS degrees
Two ceaths and nine cases OF DroslIa-
tons were reported The hottest Wea, hei
known since the records Of the Weather
illinois. Indiana. Iowa and Nebraska.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
KID" WIPES OUT THE STAIN.
Affects the Mccormick Knockout by
Quickly Flooring Gcffrey Thorn.

NEW YORK. Sept 5-''Kid" Mccoy
knocked out Geffrey Thorn Of Ireland. In
the third round at the Broadway Athletic
Club tonight. The attendance was 900.
Mccoy was in excellent condition and de-
termined TO wipe out the stain his reputa-
ton received by the Jack Mccormick
Knockout at Chicago. There was little
betting the kid" being a 100 10 30 fav-
orite. Each Of the men weighed less than
l5S pounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept 5.-ln the fines.
kind OF sailing breeze to-day the cup de-
fender. Columbia. defeated Defender by
three minutes and eleven seconds over a
tHenty-mile course. ten miles 10 windwarl
ard return. The race was FOR a cuu offer
cd by Colonel William Goddard OF Provi
lence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

Every period in modern history has had
ns visitations-famine. disease, or war.
Now we have 10 depiOre a public caiami-
ty that IS creeping iH our midst and, 20
our shame. il has arisen with our knowl-
edge and spread It's roots. thanks 70
our lack Of energy This curse which
strikes deep into every class. is olco-
housm. A famous doctor (BienfaiD points
out in his great study OF alcoholism that
II is doubly dangerous. for It rot only
harms the human being. but al9o what
is worse. harms his or her descendants.
or course. those who use alcohol IN
MEDICINAL OR OTHER FORMS. may
reply that THEY ARE FREE TO Do
what they please-even 10 shorten 'neir
own lives-but can they consider 1nem-
selves re TO make miserable wrecks OF
their children. condcmning them from
their very birth to be objects or con-
tempt. II not Of pity all for the sake OK
gratifying low pass.on2
Reader stop and think. and remember
that alcoholism Is a physical poison, am
Intellectual poison, a moral poison, SOC
cial poison, and a menace 10 the future
weu-being OF the human race.
The SOVEREIGN REMEDIES are
guaranteed absolutely free from aico-
holic and mineral substances. They are
PACKED IN WOOD to avoid the p0ssl-
blllty Of fragments OF glass passing into
the stomach accidentally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

All wool and four feet wide,
hound to have cool run, and
they give so much style to your
legs thai you will hardly recog-
nize them.
There IS real ART in the cut
of these Trousers-real profit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
cold Discovered in Tennes.ce.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Sept s.
While digging a we'll on Lookout Mountain
G.. II. Harnagin and others discovered
gold quartz I'm large quantities. The gold
vein was struck about six miles from
Chattanooga, and gives evidence Of being
a rich one The discovery has caused "A
great deal OF excitement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Five Were Drowned.

BATH. ME-, Sept 6.-By the capslzing
OF the yacht Ahadia. in SheepscOt bay.
The victims We're. Or John IA. Steadman.
William Mason. Harry Higgins Frank
Avery, all Of Georgetown, and James Mar
Tin - Boston The yacht was upset in a
s0uan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Acquires inud.

WASHINGTON. September SAN order
published by the War Department to-day
announces that the department has ac-
CURED strip OF land at Savannah. Ca.
on Tybee Island. which becomes part
OF the military reservation at that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Gnrllne 20 oniet Negro EDITOR.

ATLANTA. CA. SEPT ! Governor
Gambler was 20 send Gailis gun 10
Brunswick. Ga. 1he request comes De-
cause OF tine implied threat lA 7lt'e-
meut recently made by negro editor
that armed negroes were ready 70 su7-
tain him in whatever Doe said or did.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Kentncky ShcrIfi Nmbushed.

BARBOURSVITLE ky, sept 3D.
courier from Manchester brings news ina
wash Thaoksr a depu,y-sherin OF Ciay
county mas been shot from ambush ane
kuied Thacker had served as deputy
sherifr of Clay county for fifteen years.
sheriff Beverly white Is In pursui, OF the
murderers OF Thackeg with q posse OF
ffty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
MACCABEBE SCOUTS.
Band OLA Hundred Organized TO he
Used by Gen. LawtOn.

MANILA. Sept 80 =. M-Lieu-
tenant Batson of the Fourth cavalry;
has organized q band OF one hundred
Macabobe scouts. who VIII operate under
the direction OF Major-Generai j. wton-
All Of them We're spanish volunteer
They will De uniformed and VIII te
Maj Macsbebcs VS." viii have nag-raising and
barbecue on Friday next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

In q newly-dos gacd repeating toy pls.
tol the exploding caps are placed on q
narrow strip OF paper, which is wound
mechanism worked by the trigger 10 set
the hammer and place fresh cap In posi-
ton after each discharge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Blsbop Pierce read.

-xfsfprrs TENN, Sept. a-fsishep
Pierce. Episcopal Bishop OF Arkansss
died to-day a. Fayetteville. Ark bishop
Pierce has for more than quarter OF a
eentury been Bishop Of Arkansas, and was
~ dest 10 hold this position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
To Represent France at Washington

LONDON, Sept. 6.-According TO the
Rome corresDondent OF the Standard
Camille Barrel. the French Ambassador 70
Italy. will be the next French Ambassa-
dor 10 the United States, and has already
been appointed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

Brooklyn az New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Pittsburg al Chicago.
Louisville at -. Louis.
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C1iR1STIANSBURG, VA, September ..
Special.-Sidney Sheltman. chairman OF
the county. and Frank CasseH chairman
OF the city OF Radford, to-day ISSUED a
call for the Democrats 10 meet In district
conventions on Saturday. September ieth,
TO EJECT delegates to the Fourth Senatorial
District Convention. which meets az sa'em
on the Z3d OF this month to nominate u
candidate for the State Senate and also
TO name delegates to meet at the court
house on the 30th of September to nomi-
nate a candidate TO represent Montgom-
cry county and the city Of kadiord IN the
House Of Delegates
Montgomery county Is entitled to iohF-
teen, and the city OF Radford TO four dele
gates In the senatorial and county con-
veniions. Several candidates have been
spoken Of for the Senate, but IT Is DIM
cult 10 tell yet who Will receive The Honn-
nation at the Salem convention. MAJOR j..
T. Cowan Is the only one menioned
prominently to represent the county ana
Radfofd In the lower house, though other
names will doubtless be before The con
VentiCn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
Games Tomorrow.

Boston at Brooklyn. (.
Baltimore at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Pittsburg at Louisville
Cincinnati al St. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
soyereiun Remedies are posi-

Sovereign Remedies are posi-
tive cures.
Sovereign Remedies are not
alcoholic.
Sovereign Remedies are not
homeopathic.
Sovereign Remedies once tried
always used.
Sovereign Remedies appeal to
your intelligence.
Sovereign Remedies are al
ways reliable.
Sovereign Remedies the true
family friend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
The Trolley Dodgers Piled Up the
Runs on the Pismies-Baltimoro
Won from Boston with Ease
Other Contests.
Standing of the Gu Us.


Brooklyn, IS: New York, .. =
= Baltimore. S: Boston, T.
Pittsburg. z. Chicago, Is. ~ 49,
PHILADELPHIA. Is: Washington. 10.
Cincinnati. 1919. Cleveland. 81.
St. Louis. 4 Louisville, 4. = ID -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06

handy eraser attachment f,r Tyre
v G = Is formed of a coiled sprin. set
,asing clamped on the side OF the
r,a, hinc. With a cord wound on the shaft
carrying the spring. to draw the eraser
out " toe ~ when Re- s@sed aIter use,