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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14

arranging it on tho ground close to the
foot and then lifting the foot and leg
and placing the burlan under e.. Then
he went around the horses head 10 re-
peat the operation with the nigh foot
and when ne got an ready and had got
hold OF the horses foot 90 lifi il The
horse if,ed his font himself while the
driver simply carried It forward 10 =
proper place on the buriap Then with
this eood. secure hold Tor his feet. the
horse got M on the slippery pavement
with no difficulty whatever. and the
driver hooked him mp agair and drove
on
Level-headed driver. good horse.-N
Y sun
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WILL PASS NAVAL
PERSONNEL BILL.
Continued from First Pase)


steal away from schley the credit OF the
glorious triumph nc won on the third
MR.. BERRY's POEM"
In this connection Mr.. Berry read the
following poem amid wirlwind OF
laughter and applause:
when the Spanish feet with full head
way,
Dashed out Of Santiago Bay
Taking tho chances OF death and wreck.
who stood on Yankee quarter deck?
And marked tho game with eagle eye.
say, was 1t Sampson. or was 1t Schleyr
daughter and Appiause).
"who was II. when shot and screaming
shell.
Turned Sabbath calm into echoing helli
Steamed into the thickest Of the fray.
His good ship leading all the way
While the roar Of his guns shook the
earth and sky.
Say was II Sampson. or was II Schley?
daughter and Applause).
I'm American hearts who holds first
place,
or those who claim part on that glorl-
Gus chase?
Whose name stood out on that proud
day,
As the hero NJ Santiago Bay?
In letters Of gold. write that name on
high;
Shall We write It Sampson or write it
Schiey?"
daughter and Applause).
II say It should b. written Schey.'
added Mr. Berry.
Later Mr. Berry alluded IN the situation
IN the Philippines. lie had not decided,
he said. how he would stand on the pro-
position 10 annex those isll IDS put he
wanted IL distinctly understood that the
backing Aguinaldo was supposed TO be
receiving from Germany would have no
weight I'm effecting his opinion.
I'VE may yet have 10 whip Germany az
we did Spain" said he. amid a whirl-
wind Of laughter and applause.
The bill was supported by Messrs.
Foss. Rep. OF Illinois, Dayton. (Rep. Of
West virginia. Berry. Dem. Of Ken
tucky) briggs fDem Of New York; and
Dinsmore. Dem. Of Arkansas and op-
posed by Mcssrs Lowe. (Rep. Of New
York; and Simpson. Pop. Of Kansas.
At p NJ the House adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14
COMMON SENSE CURE.
PYRAMID PILE CURE CURES
PILES PERMANENTLY BY
CURING THE CAUSE.
Remark able Remedy Which Is Bring
ing Comfort to Thousands
of Sufferers.

Probably half the people who see this
article suffer from piles. IL ~ one OF the
commonost diseases and one OF the most
obstinate. People have II for years and
Just because IL IS not Immediately fatal
they neglect II. CarelessneSs causes no
end of suffering. Carlessness about 50
simple thing as piles has often caused
death. Hemorrhages occur from no APP
parent cause and loss OF blood causes
death. Hemorrhages occur during surgi-
cal treatment. often causing death.
Piles are simple I'm the beginning and
easily cured They can be cured even I'm
the worst stages. without pain or loss OF
blood. quickly. surely and completely.
There IS only one remedy that Will do IL
Pyramid Pile cure.
II alays the Inflammation Immediately,
heals the irritated surface and with con-
tinued treatent reduces tho swelling and
puts the membranes into good. sound,
healthy condition. The cure is thorough
and permanent.
Here are some voluntary and unsolicit
ed testimonials VIC have lately received:
Mrs. NJ. G.. Huxley Gol Mississippi
street. indianapolis, Ind. Says: Have been
a sufferer from the pain and annoyance
OF Piles for fifteen years. the Pyramid
NE 'urc ana = Ihihl" ii9 H'Ft Ii' IHl-
mediate relief and in a short time a COM
plete cure.
Major Dean. Of Columbus. Ohio. says:
I wish To- ad 20 the number OF certih-
Gates as 10 the benefits derived from
the Pyramid Pile Cure. ] suffered from
piles for forty years and from itching
piles for twenty years and two boxes
OF the Pyramid Pile Cure has effectually
cured me
Most druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure
or will get h for you II you ask them
to. II IS one dollar per package and II IS
put up only by the Pyramid Drug Co,
Marshall Mich.
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Woman Rules the Legislature.

DENVER. COL. Jan. 13.-Mrs. Francis
5. Lee. representative from Arapahoe
county. presided over the deliberations
OF the House yesterday. Speaker Smith
had something to say on the additional
employees bill. and as It would not be IN
order for him 10 say II from the platform
ne excused himself and asked Mrs. Lee
70 assume the speakership. Once or
twice the fair speaker had occasion 10
sound the gavel to call members to order,
but the gave did not sound very loud.
Mrs. Lee showed herself cOnversaRt with
parliamentary tactics. though AT times
she was slightly perplexed. During the
debates she was variously addressed as
"Mr Speaker" Mrs. Speaker" Nine.
Speaker" Mime President and Mrs.
President" The most popular way SEEM
ed to be Mrs. Speaker" which Will be
adopted OH future occasions.
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DIVORCE ENDS PROSECUTION.
Judge Mackey, of South Caroliaa. will
Re-wed Miss Katherine Porterfield.

CHARLESTON ". VA, January 10
Judge Thomas Jefferson MscKey. the
South Carolina jurist, who was indicted
at the November term OF the Circuit
Court in this county on the charge OF
bigamy. left here this morning In com
pany with Deputy-Sherin S. C.. Young
and his counsel G. Leon Moore. for
Martinsburg. W. Va. where he was adj
mittei 10 bail before Judge Faulkner
He married Miss Katherine Porterheld.
daughter OF Colonel q. Il. Porterheld.
cashier Of the Bank Of Charleston. IN
July last. and a few weeks after
woman claiming 10 be his lawful wife
turned up in New York. She sued him
for a divorce. which has been granted
in that place, and he will now be re-
married to Miss Porterheld. the license
having been issued yesterday.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Hichmonds
Citizens and Other Matters.

Citizens UNQ OlNci Nhtt'tN.
Afr rs Holland late Republican oan-
dldate for Congress bob the Second DIS
trlct. was az Jhe custom house yesterday.
Willie Brummeu was arrested for
druukeuuess yesterday morning 10y oi-
fcer Farley
Miss Mary Tfcvlan. ~ WILLIAMSBURG.
is visiting MIs Dr John o. IreviNan.
OF south Third street. for several days.
Capital CRY Council did not hold THOR
musicale Thursday evening 1he ineie-
mont weather kept the members away
and The entertainment was postponed un-
tu Thursday evening. January -6th.
Mr. p. D stern. Of 80. l9 - west
CLAY street. who ZEN ON the ice Thursday
and cHt DIS ere was able DO return To-
work yesterday morning.
The condition Of air r. ". Wood. Who
was hurt Thursday by falling on the
slippery street. was considerably M
proved yesterday. and Doe VIII probably
be out On ID few days.
william plfassnfs tcoloreO was tried
I'm tho Hastings Court Yesterday morning
on the charge OF assaultIng r. A Car
rison. lie was fined S..
The meeting OF The Woman's Baptist
Missionary Circle which was TO have
been held at oclock Thursday after
noon af Grace-Strect Baptist church was
postponed until Monday afternoon at the
Gracc.Strcet Baptist church.
The Governor Yesterday rcappointed
Mr. William j. Harvie "a notary public
for the city OF Richmond.in lieu
az his nrsi appointment which was va
Gated by his recent enlistment In the
United States Volunteer
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IN MEMORY OF
DEAD COMRADES.
Memorial Exercises Held by Lee
Camp Last Night,
DR.. SWEENEY AND OTHERS TALK
Pretty Tributes Paid 60 Col. John II,
Cary. Col. Tanner. Gen. Taliafcrro,
Dir. Joseph h. McKeaacy and
Othcrs-Mr. Barr go Preach.

Exercises in honor Of the memory Of
those veterans who died during iSoS were
held az Lee Camp Han last nisht The
attendance OF members was large
AFTER the routine business had been
disposed OF. General Thomas A. Brauder
% the committee u charge of the meet.
ing 60 be held Monday night when Gca-
eral Joseph Wheeler will make speech.
said DE had tickets for each member OF
the camp. Amy not taken would bs
turned over to The Sons of veterans. lie
had not. and would not give ans tickets
out on his personal account
Commando pcay ursel al members
who had uniforms TO wear them Monday
night.
Rev DR.. James Power Smith, the
chaplain OF The camp. presided over the
memorial exercises. Tie read Scrip
ture lesson and gave a pretty talk. boz
which be referred to the eloquent words
spoken hy the Rev DR. Moses b. Hoge
ON the similar occasion one year ago.
AdjgtaBt Stratton read The list Of The
twenty-five members who have died
since tho last memorial exercises. These
have been printed in The Times
DIR. SWEENEYS ADDRESS.
Rev Dr. Sweeney. the eloquent pastor
Of Scvcnth-Streef Christian church was
tho FIRST speaker His talk was chiefly
shout tho late Colonel John B. Cary. TO
whose memory DC paid beautiful trib-
ute DIT. Sweeney spoke briefly about
Manhood and held mp Colonel Cary
en- ideal Wau-a Christian and % public
spirited citizen. % man of deep plety
and one who svmpathIzed with his fol-
low beings For twenty minutes Dr
Sweeney held the close attention Of tle
audience and DE was rouudly applaudcd
when no concluded his remarks
Rev Or J. William Jones being called
upon spoke ~ the beauty Of the charac-
ter of the Confederate soldier. MAX
special mention of Colonel Cary. Colonel
William j.. Tanner and General William
Y. Taliaferro. He did not forget the
veterans al tho Soldiers Home and said
eight OF them had died this year. lie
pleaded with his comrades To do quickly
whatever hey might wish 90 do for the
old soldiers. for they arc fast passing
away. In conclusion. Doc appealed 20 The
veterans to do quickly whatever they
may wish 90 DO for themselves. He
urged them 400 to accept Christ as tho
Captain OF their Salvation.
OTHER spEECH3s.
Roy. Dr. James Nelson paid q tribute
TO the lofty character OF General Will
liam B Talafcrro and 90 Dis military
genius Tie referred TO him as "a typical
and ideal Virginia gentleman.
Colonel Alexander W. Archer and Cap
tain j. Taylor Strau0n paid eloquent
tributes to Joseph u. McKcnny. who
did more than amy other ono man To- ore
ganizs lee camp
The late Judge Samuel j.. Coleman was
culoEizcd hy Mr. John Boiling.
10 was announced that The camp would {
meet at 8 r.. NJ. ncNt sunday 20 attend |
- ID ..
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MhYte-uOustOn.

ELKHORN. W. VA. Jan. li.--Speciai- -
VIM. w. Whyte. sheriff OF Mcdowell
county and an officer OF the Houston
Coal and Coke Company. was married
TO Miss Mary ~ats0n, sister OF Mrs. T.
T. Houston. at = O'Clock this morning.
Mr. Whyte Is Nom Petersburg. Va.
and Miss Watson is from PennSyfva MIA.
y NJ SDeers Archdeacon OF West Nir-
ginia and rector OF Trinity church.
Moundsyille IL took place at the elegant
gone OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.. Houston.
The best man was Mr.. w. l.. Harnish.
OF Welch. and the bridesmaid was Miss
Anne Ensign OF Huntington. daughter
OF Eli Ensign. the car Manufacturer.
The occasion was an elegant social
event The happy pair went 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati. and other Western cities.
after which they will visit Mr. Whyte ;
Virginia relatives.
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Tho Biiou Theatre.

The splendid bin ar the Biiou which has
pleased So many theatre-E0ers this week
viii close with tonights performance.
Press Eldridge win leave Sunday MORN
ing for Providence r. J.. where on Mon
day night DE viii open az Keiths. and
bis merry ieats and funny songs viii be
heard no more here for some time at
least Annie Hart. Blocksom and Burns
Joe BonncU. Vennie DO witt. the Doner,
the Aherns. all leave after to-nights
performance
A new feature was introduced last
night in S. q MeixeH q trick bIcyoist,
who does a number of startling tricks.
and On % patented machine rides AT the
rate of 81 mile in 1872 and quarter Of
mile in sixteen seconds This feature Is
one of general interest and most paru-
cular.v to whccmcn
The Niagraph win continue over next
week with new pictures.
A matinee especially for ladies and
children. at matinee prices will he given
at 23O O'Clock this afternoon.
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LONG CHASE ENDED.
Grin &. Howard. Il Texas Railroad
Cashier. 10 stand Trial for Stealing.

Grin &. Howard. a Texas Railroad
Cashier. 80 stand Trial for Stealing.
Charles Erickson sereant az police OF
Houston. Texas. with an official Of fine
National surety Company called at fo-
ur. uradouartcrs yesterday to arraue
for the removal of Orn O.. Howard i'f-
NOR cashier OF thc GIil Colombo ana
Santa bic Railroad Company, TO lious-
ton where h' llNed
de- les charecd with having ahsconded
i0 November l,Al. iroin thai CITY NilA
80 c0o of the railroad money.
Al, was arrested December i'tn last. in
Sfcttin. Germany. at the ireiHr"" or me
surety comn1uv which wcn' on his hond.
4e was tracked Boy ono OF IFS agents
from tho dsy he left houston ull No
va. found ir raes in q German Ro b.
house i'm Sletuu.
Sergeant Erickson went 20 Germany
after his prisoner. lie arrived here l4st
Monday With him on Norih German
Tloyd liner Howard was taken ip f"-
lice Headquarters and Erickson wen. L"
Albany 20 get reQuls.uon from ,f'F-
ornor Roosevelt for tho removal of How
ara 10 Houston The Sergeant VIII taAe
Howard 20 Houston to-day
Erickson saws that Howard is i"fnIY-
Gye wears old and q fine looking man
He Is unmarried. lie is believed 10 nave
soent the money 60 destination Howard
rose from the position Of messeneer boy
I'm Che railroad companys once. ne j.
"a remarkable calculator. and has So Wei
trained a mind for figures that ne coufo
tcn the time Of leaving ana oii .'"- %,
eu the trains I'm the prominent cities Of
The country. Howard did not leave the
f-nitod states Immediately after he alb
seconded but worked IN some Western
cities. making his way gradually TO the
East.-N y. Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14

PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. i3.-Speciai-
Negotiations are In progress between the
owners Of the AppomattOx cannery. To-
Gated I'm Prince George county, a short
distance from Petersburg. and a party
from New York FOR largely increasing
the capacity OF the cannery
Mrs j. ID. Thompson. q widely-known
lady " this ely. died this afternoon az
Ter . painful Illness az her residence on
Market street.
.fr. A. kadden. a wel-knOwn merchant
OF this city. is critically I'D and his death
Is looked for at any moment.
Mr.. Claggett Young. assistant passen-
ger agent OF the Norfolk and Western
railway OF this city. who has been critic
ally III for some TINA with pneumonia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14

with pure RICH. healthy blood which
may be had by taking Hoods sarsa-
parilla, you will not need 90 fear attacks
Of pneumonia. bronchitis feyers. colds
or the grip. a few bottles OF this great
ionic and blood purifier. taken now viii
be- your best protection against sprif &
hum9rs buis, crupions that tired feel-
jng and serious Illness 60 saich e weak
and dcbillatcd system. ls especially lla-
bic I'm early spring Hoods Sayse r3rilia
eradicates from the blood al scrofula
taints, tones and strengthens the stem
aich, cures dyspepsia. rheumaslsIn. ca
iarrh and every ailment caused or pro-
NOTED by impure or depleted blocd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14
Helping 4 Horse.

The usual knot Of people that had
gathered on the sidewalk TO look on. as
neopfe always dO when horse falls
down. saw in this case something that
was new TO 40 least some OF them. The
horse. the of one OF % pair hooked 10
a truck had gone down ON a snow-cOy-
erred and slippery asphalt pavement. Tie
driver cleared away all the harness.
ioosed AN 20. flsienings. 50 that the
horse would have perfect freedom az
movements ana oid the one thing thai
was ueH. he gOt from the trHck big
piece OF burlap hagging and then went
back 10 the horses head and prepared
10 place It under the horses forefee,.
re spread II under the horses of fore
foot first. because that was the one he
came 10 FIRST coming from the truck.
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FREE CORRESPONDENCE.

Columbus ofor book chronic cauh
oh OF
Is
a cold i'm of
in IN
safeguard IS
the o
Of treatm taking faithfully
DR. O., IN
and
held strictly dent a o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14
FAVOR THE BILL.
shipbuildcrs Want the Payne Measure
fo br Passed.

to bc Passed.
Mr. Lnburu T Myers. of the 49, r.
n4eg Shpn1Udire Company received
recently letter from the Commissioner
Of Navigation u Washington asking him
90 write Goo the Virginia Senator and The
Richmond representative Boo CONGRESS and
request them 60 support what is fa
mlnariy known as tho HIuna-Pa>ne bin.
This bin has as its principal object the
encouragement OF American citizens 20
enter the naval and marine service and
provides for cer.ain premiums 90 be
paid American sailors under certain cone
ditons. To aims 90 assist ana promote
chipping and AmTicau commerce OF
every kind. DO is designed also 90 hll the
need for more reliable American sailors
with whom 90 equip the navy.
Mr. Myers enclosed a cop" each of the
letter 90 Senators Daniel and Martin and
Representative Lamb and suggested that
they would give 20 their favorable cone
sldersuon 500 Tar ass they could consist
entity DO eo AS "a snipoulding plant me
W. r. Tr.gg Company VIII naturally
favor the passage of the hHi, by which
the plant. with others Of similar cnar-
acter I'm this country would Dee oenehled
one way or another.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14

doctors care for almost five years and
none Of them did me any good. heard
of DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy through friends and l thought i
would do no harm to give it a trial. Sc
I did and must truly say it has done fol
me a world of good cannot say too
much in praise for Or. Grecne's Nervura,
for nobody but God knows how much
good II has done for me-
People may well have confidence in DR..
Greene's Nervura, for it is the presorip-
ton of the famous DR.. Greene, IS West
r4th ST., New York City, who can be con-
suited without charge m any time, either
rsonally or 5y letter. Consult him
freely. but be sure and use this wonderful
Nervura.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14

Mr.. w. r. McKain,
Iowa, Park. Tex.
who was completely
restored 10 health
by the use Of Pc
ru-na. writes as fol-
lows: II have used
your Pe-ru-na and
have en- it a
thorough trial. r
must say the result
" a $ nattering n
YOU and : can cons
scientiously recon-
mend tt for coughs.
la grippe.
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''st. Vinccnt's Orphan As

Mr.. Albert Born
graeber. OF Mayviiie
Wis. says: II want
70 tell YOU that I
have b o en given
good health by Pc
ru-na. I'm Septem-
Der. 1893. / caught a
very bad cold. IL
settled on my lung
and | was troubled
with night sWcafs
and a terri b ] o.
cough. 7 could not
sleep part OF the
time I cOuld scarce
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14
DID MIC A WORLD or GOOD.
| Was Nervous, SleepleSS, Run
Down, Faint and Trembling.
Was so Weak That ] Could Hardly
Climb Up a Pair of Stairs.
Dr.. Greere's Neryura Is the Wonderful
Remedy Which Made ne We'll.

Mrs. los. Fields. Lebanon, y. H., says:
81 have been suffering Tor several years
with nervousness. heart trouble and indi-
gcstion, and, In fac, was so weak that }
could hardly climb up pair of stairs.
could not sleep nights, was all run down,
had faint spells and trembling feelings,
and had very little appetite ] had no de-
sire for anything. had been under the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14
. DIIiTI NIil-
Mr.. Sarnh ElIloll.

Mrs. Sarah Elliott. widow o' John FL
iot dad YESTERDAY afternoon ar 1870
O'Clock a. thc residence of her brother
NJ. John -. Walsh. ~ north Twenty
ninth street. aged seyenty-fse years
Deceased was born and reared In Ches-
terrified county Va. but had resided with
her brother since the death n, her nus
band. which occurred during the civil
war The cause of her death was heart
failure suplrlnduced by over-eNertion
Turing an attack Of the Srlp.
Mrs Elliott was well known and
highly respected by host Of friends on
Caurch Hill and elsewhere and will be
missed by many 10 whom she was ten
der and sympathetic In sickness and dis
fress. Her character was lovabe in the
fun meaning OF that term. She was
member OF 81. Johns church. 20 which
sho vas devoteiiy attached.
Deceased leaves TWO children-Airs.
Luther Camp and Mrs. Judson Ford, and
several grandchildren.
The funeral will take place from ST.
Johns Episcopal church sunday after
noon AZ o'clock.
Colonel ". II. Darden.
SUFFOLK. VA. Jan. l3.-Special.-Coi.
William Herbert Darden. one OF the best
known former citizens lu Isle Of Wight
county. died to-day 40 his home near
Orbit. aged about eighty years. He was
colonel OF militia during ante-bellum
daya.
Two children survive-Mrs. j. x. Oar
den. Of Beividere y. e.. and l.. J. Dar-
den. OF Isle Of Wight The remains VIII
be buried here saturday
Mr.. Martha clarke.
FREDERICK sBrRG VA. jan. i3 o.
speciai Mrs. Martha Clarke rc.ict Of he
late John II. Clarke. died al her home
iu this county al an advanced age. SEe
was the mother OF George W. Clarke
and Mrs. VIM S. Lewis, OF this county
and Henry and A. l.. Clarke, OF Orange.
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is much improved Miss Marie Young.
sister OF Mr. Claggett Young. who has
also been critically III with pneumonis,
IS much better.
The officers Of the Crater Council. Ma.
tional Union. were Installed last night.
After installation. the officers partook OF
a sumner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14
HALF A HUNDRED TO-DAY.
Capt. Frank ". Cunningham Reaches
Hi~ Hair Century Post.

Captain Frank Vs. Cunningham IS fifty
years OLD to-day
During Als career De Aas experienced
winter storms al Well as summer 3
sunshine The captain. like other people
has had hi. sorr0ws as well as bis Joys
Thousands of friends in all parts OF
the country VIII wish him another hnf
century. and they win hope that ail his
future years may bc blessed with hap
piness.
Captain Cunningham does not look H.
but he 81 veteran % the Confederate
service When a boy of fourteen he
entered the army
lie ssSily has the record Of having
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14

81 eel AAtf r ~ tfaf
saws I'VE have used
Pe-ru-na for eight
years as our fam
ily medicine. Dur
ing the whole OF
that time we have
not had 10 employ
n physician. Our
family consists o Z
seven. and we al
ways use II for the
thousand and one
ailments ~ which
mankind is liable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14

Mr.. G. w. Aringe. OF
CollinSvllle. 7 Q X a $
writes: II have been
using Pe-ru-na I o !
cough I have had for
some time. II has
completely cured me
and / do heartily Tee
commend it 20 those
suffering from coughs
NHN ]
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The alarm from Box 3t7 at 1870
O'Clock brought out a big crowd on Broad
street There was "a small blaze az Green
trees store. ON Broad near sixth. 10 was
caused by an electric wire. but practi-
Cally no damage was done.
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FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. H.
Special. Thomas IL. Peragory and Miss
Bessie T. Shelton We're married yester-
day az Potomac Baptist church. Rev. w.
" Owens officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14

ST vTNCENTs ORPHAN ASYLUM EAST MAIN ST. COLUMBUS OHIO
i'm
become familiar OF charity
swiftly and
Neither
hoo. cold fatigue ends OF
1toy palace boulevard brcthe
>oirg refuge
city by their tress aho
helpless humanity their dis
the sick and their anxiety to
and
remedy
re-runa received
institutions
them Following s received by Dr. Hartman
Asylum,
East Street, Columbus O.
DR. s. p
Of
mad several o a
hogan
then Pna medicine for Influenza carh coughs
,o, ana bronchitis
Vinconts Orphan YUM