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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-09-16

LGCbby uoI Itk8AgDDp aoo WIZ AShO'S
every worm. Il is also tonic, and
by its strengthening properties
will restore % pale cheek the hue
of health. Price 25 cts. Cooper
Drug Co.
On Saturday. Sept. q. on the cor.
uer north Of Dent's grocery, W. D.
Piuuick. the apctioneer. will sell a
lot of houscheld goods belonging
to Mrs. Emasuei Binns. Other par
ties having something to sell are
invited to bring II along on that
date.
Some Of our exchanges note the
launch Of Q psw newspaper in Daw-
son City. Alaska. The paper is to
sell for % cent? . copy and adver.
tising will be rated at $40 an inch
per month. II We could get half
such q rste here, We would fall into
IN ecstatic ~ and at least die
happy.
Admiral Dewey will soon be at
home and then hero worship will
manifest its sell There will be "a
hot time" In town when he gets
home. The people love 4 man who
says can and I will and climbs
over mouuisias 81 difficulty. That
70 all that there 10 On George Dewey
10 Admire. he kseW that there were
mines and counter mines big guns
and monster ships, but he sailed in,
and as he neared the difficulties
they grew less, and when they be-
gan to shoot he made them still
less. Dewey 10 just a brave, sensi-
BILE man that don't know a "fraid"
when he meets one.
A Kansas editor has fable about
fool pup. which found hole that
belonged to q humble bee, and with
youthful curiosity inserted his nose
Ia the opening. The head of the
bee family was at home, and next
minute the pup turned a surner-
sault backward and howled In ag-
ouy. He continued to howl as he
ran to his mother and showed her
swelled place on his nostril about
the size of an acorn. But his moth
er said, ne che rammed her on
springs smeller into some soft
mud TO relieve the pain: "My son,
u you will learn from this to keep
your nose out of other peoples
business, you will find that the cur
reut of life will run much smoother
for you.s
Is. A. Mapes of Baxter Springs is
an expert and successful auction
eer. having had years Of experiences.
He is now open for business IN
that line and orders left with him
or at this ONCE viii receive prompt
,ts.,.elru Qnafnfor,ffon crlarnnfeed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-09-16

Whites Cream Vermifuge is per-
fectiy harmless, and will remove
every worm. Il is also tonic, and
by its strengthening properties
will restore % pale cheek the hue
of health. Price 25 cts. Cooper
Drug Co.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-09-16

AZ an external liniment Of most
wonderful penetrative and curative
power, Ballard's Snow Liniment is
not equaled by any other in the
world. Price y and 80 cents.
Cooper Drug Co.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-09-16

grateful feeling aud healing OF the
parts affected viii be experienced
and yon will say alt feels so good;
Il hits the spot" II is guaranteed.
A. r. Kane.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-09-16

8. A. Mapes of Baxter Springs is
an expert and successful auction
eer. having had years Of experiences.
He is now open for business In
that line and orders left with him
or at this ONCE win receive prompt
attention. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-09-16
sls PER WEEK.

We will pay SIS per week and ex'
penses for man with rig to intro
duce our Poultry Mixture and In
sect Destroyer In the country. Ad-
dress. with stamp.
ExcELsIoR MFG. Co, Parsons, Kan.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-09-16
n Hits the Spot.

When suffering from a severe
cold and your throat and lungs feel
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-09-16

Clyde Goodner sold 25 head of fat
cattle in Joplin Monday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-09-16

ley's Honey
the soreness
once relieved,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-09-16

UUBt Oh EU'
and tar.when
will be at
a warm aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
YOUNG MAN KILLED
xvtrtrE OFT CUNNING IN PRINCESS
ANNE COUNTY.
SHOT DOVE IN A FIELD.
whether nm Accident or Not Inves-
tigation Only Can reinstatement
ofan Eye-Witness-The Other side.
4 False CIew.

NORFOLK. VA, November l6.-(spe-
cial)-Whether the death OF young Clar-
enco Snyder, of this city, while lie was
cunning in Princess Anne county to day.
was the result Of an accident, or involved
tho wanton killing Of an inoffensive
sportsman. investigation alone can deter
mine. Tho fact IS that be IS dead, ana
suspicion points strongly toward o. l.
Fleming. Of Princess Anne county, as his
slayer Norfolk county officers advised
tho Princess Anne authorities to arrest
| Immediately Fleming. who IS a masis-
trate. Up to o'clock he had not been
taken into custody.
From all the details, as told here by
the eyewitness. Sidney Summers, the
dead lads hunting companion, the deed
appears 10 have been unprovoked killing.
Tho two went 10 Kempsville for a days
cunning. Whether or not Fleming's land
is posted IS not known. But Summers
declares that while they were walking
across Flemings field they heard shot.
| tho bullet whiZzing clOs9 10 the hunters
heads Another report followed as Sny-
| der half-turned 10 see whence IL came
and q bullet struck him in the LETT cheeK'
and hi fell dead. AS Summers bent over
his friend a man standing, he says, IN or
near Fleming's yard opened fire on him.
He ran for his life, and soon came six
miles 10 Norfolk on foot The death OF
Snyder was reported 20 his brother, Mr..
John Snyder. who Immediately left for
| the scene of the tragedy. one story ~ 10
tho effect that he was told that II he
wanted hii brothers. body he would find
It I'm the field where he was killed, and
| that assistance was refused him on get
ting tho body. The other side. however,
Is that Fieming's statement 10 Magistrate
Ferguson TO night was TO the effect that
IL anybody was killed on his place during
tho day II was an accident. He had been
shooting. no said. at hawks. The bullet
that caused Snyder's death was fred from
| a Winchester rifle.
The Chief OF Police was to-day advised
OF thu finding OF body in Delaware bay,
which. from all appearances and scraps
O. = letter found at the same time, was
supposed TO be that OF a well-known Nor
folE woman. The lady In question is at
present in Norfolk.
The Board Of Water Commissioners to-
day held a special session TO refuto In
nuendoes made by local newspaper con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
THE CROOKED run WRECK.
Further Particulars OF the DisnSter-
Remarkable Escape.

FRONT ROYAL VAA November .'', 10
.special) -Wrecklng-traiN are stiil work
inc on Yesterday evenings wreck which
occurred at Crooked Run cut, about three
miles from this town. The wrecked train
was q freight. and consisted OK an engine
and eleven frelght-cars. 1t left Hagers-
town Yesterday morning and was bound
f,r shenandoah. Ii was behind tlmo and
heavily laden, and was going at O. rate
of about forty miles an hour as IL en-
tered the cut The accident is attributed
bv tho engineer 10 q turned or spread
nil. Tho killed were @. W. Meter. w.
~ Daley. and - Banks (colored). SeFe-
raj others were severely injured, among
them AIR. William Cary. Of Riyerton' VINO
as perhaps fatally hurt. The escape OF
M, engineer and fireman was something
miraculous. The engineer remained ar
his post OF duty, and was with mo engine
when IL Jumped the track and turned
over. The fireman jumped from q WIN
dow Of the engine into pile OF huge
stones and barring o few scars ana
scratches IS none the worse Tor the DIS
aste,. Trains of this branch Of the Nor
folk and Western were unable TO pass the
ruins until Q late hour this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17

Diseases are called chronic when they
linger along without getting better, the
system becoming weaker through loss of
vitality Chronic diseases signify impro-
per treatment. This Is especially evident
in nervous troubles and the various
weaknesses OF both men and women. DR..
Greene. o. Nervura fame. the leading
specialist in curing nervous and chronic
complaints. IS noted for phenomenal sue
cess i'm curing chronic cases. Dr. Greene
wants to examine all cases that ordinary
practitioners have failed 10 cure. He Of
fers free consultation and advice 70 all
who call at his Office. No. 30 west Four
teenth street, New York city, and 10 all
who write TO him. Just think OF this OPP
portunity 10 consult regular physician
OF world wide reputation absolutely free.
Write 10 DR.. Greene at once about your
case,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17

usual Wednesday-night services at CloD-
ton-Strcet Baptist church on the 18TH
DIR. and Mrs. J. r. Bagby. Of Ballswuc.
are the guests Of their niece. Mrs.
Charles J.. Petit, No. 10 east Tenth
street
All past councillors Of the Junior order
Of United American Mechanics Of this
city have been requested TO meet with
the past councillors of Richmond Monday.
November 2Oth. ut j. NJ. at Powe g.
Han. Church-Hnl avenue and Twenty
fourth street for the purpose of organ
izing a past councillors association of
the Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics.
Liberty Council, No. 10. Jr o. T.. a. NJ.
has appointed a committee consisting Of
r f.. Criddle. William j. MOrrisseu, and
Titus Loser to arrange for a special ser-
mon TO be preached to the council and
Progressive Council. No. j. ID. Of j.. ON
THANKSGIVING Sunday. the 26th The COM
mittee has not completed its arrange
ments yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
RIVER COMMITTEE ARRIVES.
Body to BE Received by Navy and
war Secretaries This Morning.

War Secretaries rms MOfhlhB'
WASHINGTON, u. c., November &C.
CSpecial) -Half a dozen, or more, MEM
hers OF the big committee to advance the
improvement of the James river, consist
ing Of Messrs d. I. Mccarthy, W. II.
Curtis. y. Thomas Mosby. William Glib
son. Jr., James r. Ferriter. Virginius
Newton. and Congressman Lamb, arrived
by the $40 train this afternoon, and
lr. Lamb Immediately visited the State,
War, and Navy buildings. where he ar
ranged for a reception Of the fun COM
mittee by Assistant Secretary f-the-
Navy Allen. at g.4J a. VI. tomorrow and
for one by the Secretary of War at l015.
The remainder OF tho delegation from
Richmond arrived here tonight 40 1880,
after very pleasant journey in the spe-
cial car placed at their dispos al by Major
r. y. D Myers.
Tho members were entertained ON their
arrival at Harveys. and are all register
90 az tho Ebbitt House. The joint COM
mitte1 Will meet AZ o'clock tomorrow
morning TO discuss the arrangements in
detail Mr. Nirginu5 Newton and Colo
mel Cutshaw will be the spokesmen OF the
partv. The committee viii return 10 Rich
mond by the train leaving Washington
tt 2.45 tomorrow afternoon. The late ar
rivals are John j.. Mayer T. ii. Fergus
som James Caskie, @. w. Hardwicke, $.
l.. Peters. Otway $. Allen, w. @. CUT
shaw. W. G.. Bentley. Henry Leo Nalen-
tine X. c. Morton, John $. Elicit, j. n.
Bovd. Marx Gunst, Reuben Benton, II.
A. Dunlop. L. il. DOnahoe, George Rus
keH. Alfred Mcdowell. T. G.. Ebel, and
Sol. L. BlOombcrg.
CONGRESSMAN g. a. Swanson and Com
nonwealth's -Attorney j. VI. Hooker, Of
patrick county. arrived here last eve
ming. and to-day visited the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue i'm behalf of
alleged violations of the internal reve-
nue. laws i'm Patrick and other counties
in Mr. Swauson's district. Their object
was 90 have compromises effected and
seizures released, and both the gentle
men We're very much gratifed with the
results Of their mission.
Postmasters Fred Reid. OF Newport
News. and John B. Kimberley, Of old
Point. We're here to-day, on business with
the Post-Ohice Department Mr.. Kimber-
ley left for Baltimore this evening Mr.
Reid was successful I'm getting a large
number Of new mail-bOXes and addi-
uonal carriers for Newport News. and
also got the department TO adopt his
plan of erecting posts for mail-boXes in
cement and concrete. TO insure a sub
stanual foundation, instead Of the pre-
yious mode of planting them in the EARTH
| where they become insecure IN q short
time. lie returned home this evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
FROM PETERSBURG.
DEATH OF a WELL-KNOWN CHEs-
TERRIFIED MAN.
MEETING OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
Not Identihed-The Rumu Mansion,
an Old Colonial building, Burned-
A Negro Woman Accidentally shot.
other Mention.

PETERSBURG. VA. November TO-
Cspecial)-Mr. james Davies. am old and
well-known citizen of Chesterfield coun-
ty, died at his home. about one mile from
this city, this morning. lie had been I'm
delicate health for some time.
The painful intelligence was received
to-day that Mrs. Fannie T. Budd. OF this
city who went over 90 Richmond this
morning TO visit friends, had been strick-
en- with paralysis. Mrs. Budd is the
widow Of Judge Joseph $. Budd Her
sons took the first train for Richmond.
The annual meeting ana banquet OF the
medical faculty of Petersburg were held
tonight. The old officers were reelected.
The banquet, as usual, was a very fine
one.
W. II. Wallace (coloreD was I'm the
Mayors Court this morning. charged
with the theft of Sl3 in money and a suit
Of clothes from a now-workman
named William Suit, in Dinwiddic The
money was recovered, and the clothes
We're found on the person Of the prisoner
He was turned over to the Dmwiddie
authorities for trial.
A white man was arrested here last
night on suspicion of being the party who
some months ago gained entrance 20 the
Home for the Sick on the plea Of look
ing after the electric lights, and then
stealing considerable sum Of money be-
longing 10 one Of the trained nurses. The
accused was taken 10 the home this
morning, but the officers there declared
that he was not the man wanted
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IL CHESTER
FIELD.
The old Colonial mansion on Valley
Farm, in Chesterfield county near Port
Walthall. owned ana occupied By Mrs.
ROane Rufhn. was destroyed by fire this
morning. entailing heavy loss. The build
ing was erected over two hundred
years ago, OF hewn heart timber. fasten-
ed with wrought-iron nails, and was
almost as sound at the hour of its de-
struction as at the time OF It's erection.
1t was a handsome structure, after the
Queen Anne style OF architecture. and
had been IN the Ruifin family for many
generations. During the Revolutionary
war Il was, at times. the Headquarters
Of both the American and English armies
operating in this section, and during the
war between the States IL served as
headquarters for the northern and south
ern armies. II was one or the most
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS IN COURT.
They Must submit to Being Quaran-
tined or Go To Prison.

AMERICUS, GA, November l6.-Near-
ly the entire membership of the Christian
Science church IN Americas were I'm the
Mayors Court to-day, to answer charges
Of refusing to submit 20 vaccination.
Among the defendants were twenty
ladies, many of them prominent I'm the
community besides a number Of boys
and girls. The courtroom was crowded
with wcll-dressed men and women.
Attorneys for the defence obtained a
continuance of the cases until tomorrow.
The Scientists will be given the alterna-
tive of being quarantined at their resi-
donces or going to prison, and many OF
them, Il is said, will choose the latter
The sentence of Mrs. Raines, VINO was
sentenced yesterday 20 thirty days IN ihe
barracks or to leave the city, for reiuslht
to be vaccinated. has been suspended
until the other cases have been disposed
ca. -
The affair has caused tremendous
sensation here and little else IS talked or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17

THE JOINT COMMITTEES LEFT AT
5.tO LAST NIGHT.
VISIT TIE SECRETARIES TO-DAY.
They VIII Urge, by All Means J."
Their Power. the Importance of the
Government Undertaking the ""rh
of Jnmcs River Improvement.

The Joint committees representing tho
various interests Of the city-municipal'
financial. and mcrcantile-left for WASH
ington last night to appear before tho
Secretaries Of War and OF the Navy 10
urge the government TO increased LIBERAL
ity and energy in the work OF improve
ment Of James river.
The members left on n special car at
tached to tho 7:iO train, which was cour-
teously placed at their disposal by Major
j. Il. u. Myers, president of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road. The Ebbitt House will be tho head
quarters OF the delegation during their
stay I'm Washington. This morning Will
be spent in visiting the government ofi-
cials. and a visit Of courtesy will also DO
paid to the President, though the object
Of the visit TO Washington viii be kept
out OF the interview with the Executive
because it is felt that it would be indeh-
cate TO breach the subject and ask the
President for any favors so soon after his
visit 10 Richmond.
PRESENT COUNCILS RESOLUTIONS.
The preamble and resolutions adopted
by the city Council will be presented 10
the two secretaries, and no effort Will be
spared to induce the government to take
Up the work from the head Of naviga-
tion-which would be the old ship-locks-
To the sea. The resolution dWells upon
the facilities that would be afforded by
Richmond as q harbor of refuge and an
imprcgnabla port i'm time Of war, and as
. ship-buildine centre.
The committee is thoroughly repre-
sentative one, and no ono doubts that in
tcrests of the city I'm this regard have
been placed i'm the best possible hands.
PERSONNEL OF TuA COMMITTEES.
The committees are composed as fol-
lows:
From the Common Council-Messrs.
James Caskie WresidenO. w. II. Curtis,
julius Hobson, i. G.. Ebel, y. +. McCar-
thy, 5. l.. Bloomberg, William Gibson,
Jr., and r. l.. Peters.
From the Board Of Aldermen-Messrs.
Otway :. Allen Vice-presidenO. Reuben
Burton. James Il. Ferriter, G. W Hard
wicke, y. y. Mosby, and VI. i. Seay.
From the Standing Committee on James
River Improvement-Messrs J.. II. Dona-
hoe. W. H. Allison. J.. u. Crenshaw, Jr..
Thomas Christian. T.. II. Ferguson,
-
From the Chamber of Commerce
Meesrs. S. W. Travers, Virginius New
ton. James \. Boyd, l.. Z. Morris, b. b.
Munford. and John \. Curtis.
From the Richmond clearinghouse As
y0ciati0n-Colonel W. IT. Palmer. Messrs.
Johu 10. Branch and John $. Elicit.
From tho Young Mems Business Asso-
ciltion-Messrs. il. j. Valentine. r. a.
Lancaster. Jr. Warren =. Taylor Julian
Bryant, H. d. Edchelberger, and Marx
Guns'.
From the Richmond Tobacco Trade
Messrs. William G.. Miller. Il. c.. VIII
iams. Jr., W. r.. Hancock, Thomas At
klnson. J.. NJ BoySin and y. T. Crump.
From the Richmond Grain and Cotton
Exchanee-Messrs. S. y. Beverage, j..
II. Deane. and Warner Moore.
The committees will be accompanied by
Sergeant-at-Arms George q. Ruskell and
Clerk 4. II. Mcdowell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
ACROSS JAMES RIVER.
REV. SPARKS W. MELTON Lh'-
TUREs N CHESTERFIELD.
BOLD ROBBERIES IN MANCHESTER.
Family Think They Were Dragged
Mr.. Pulley Loses About $3.50 Worth
of Goods-A Negro Youths slick
Trick-PcrsOnnIs and Briefs.

Rev. Sparks w. Melton. Of Baltimore,
loctured at tho Bethel Baptist church. I'm
Chesterfield. last night Rev. Mr.. Melton
came 10 Richmond yesterday. and viii re-
turn TO Baltimore to-day. lie was greet
cd last night by q large and wcll-pleased
audiences az Bethel
IL was reported on tho streets yestor-
day that the fine ola home Of Mrs. Roane
Rumn. IN Chesterfield, was burning. This
rumof could not be verified.
The Circuit Court of Chesterfield was
again in session yesterday. Tho inWnc-
ton OF tho Richmond and Petersburg
Electric Railway Company against the
Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina road
has been dissolved 10y Judge Hancock.
tho Richmond. Petersburg ana Carolina
givins tho usual bond
\ negro boy waa arrested by Policeman
Wright last night for carrying o conceal
ei weapon.
a BOLD BOY THIEF.
An unknown negro boy committed "a
bold robbery yesterday morning. and Mn.
William Crozier No. 1913 Hull street. was
the sufferer. Mr. CrOZier runs a. dry
goods and grocery store at the number
given above. Yesterday morning a negro
boy came I'm and bought triung article
and gave small bin in payment for it,.
Mr.. Crozier gave him the change. and 10
do so took out the cash box and left
IL on the counter. The boy suddenly
decided that he wanted some candy,
which was kept in another room Alr.
Crozler preceded the negro. The negro
taw his chance. put the cash box I'm his
pocket followed Mr. Crozier. paid for the
candy he bought looked around the store
quietly for few minutes. then quietly
stole away and they haven't seen him
since
The residence Of Mr. r. p. Pulley. 40
iil2 cambridge street, was robbed carry
yesterday morning. The thieves. foI
there must have been more than one
seemed 10 have gone over the entl-e
house. They carried away hams, wine
chickens. dresses. suits Of clothes. over
coats. silver spoons. keys, and all tht
contents Of a lady's work-basket
Mr.. Pulley thinks he and his famil J
must have been drugged, as they did not
wake up. People in the neighborhooC
tdw lights moving in the house, but
thought that some one must be sick
Mr. Pulley's loss Is estimated AT about
N50
Both cases Of robbery have been re-
ported 20 the police.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Miss Maggie Dobbins IS detained al
her home by sickness.
Miss Leila Price, OF Meherrin, IS visit
ms Miss Norma Lithgow. Of Porter street
Miss Helen McKnnel, is a guest Of Mrs
X. S. Robertson, OF Forest HILL
Mr.. Harvey Flournoy Is still confined
10 his home by indisposiuon.
Mr. Mortimer w Moon, OF Ninth street
Il confined at his home. and IS considered
10 be a very sick man.
Mrs. William Cox, OF No. 1ii3 Bainbridg'
street, IL visiting her sister Mrs. w. L
Branch. In Norfolk.
Ar. Joseph w. Holt conducted tn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17

ATLANTA. GA. November 10 ne
Rritish Vice-Consul at Savannah ls in
communication with Mayor Woodward
OF this city. for the purpose of tracing
Alfred ID. zimmerman. a British subject
Who was last heard from I'm Atlanta.
Nlavor Woodward received letter from
Great Britain's representative to-day I'M
closing copy of a letter from the father
of the lost man, wLO is q colonel In the
ROYAL Artillery. The letter states that
Young Kinneman was I'm Atlanta several
months ago, and thar he was in partner
ship i'm the tobacco business. While re-
sidng here, the letter states, the young
man became IN and went % q hospital.
During his Illness he lost his interest in
the tobacco business and came out Of the
hospital penniless. letter enclosing
funds was sent 10 him by his father but
was returned after going TO the dead-ltt e.
ter office. No further trace Of Kinneman
has been found Mayor Woodward turn
cd the letter over to the Chief of Police.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
w. II. Dexter in AsheviiIe.

AsHEVILLE. y. c.. November l6.-W
II. Dexter principal Of the military
school at Nyack, n Y, who mysteriOusly
disappeared two weeks ago, IS known 70
be in this city. He has acquaintance
here, but they refuse to give out any IN
formation concerning him.
II is reported that Dexter says he left
homo while temporarily unbalanced men
tally on account OF financial troubles He
claims that insanity is hereditary In his
family. his mother having been similarly
affected. He claims that nothing OF a
criminal character can be attached 10
any of MS actions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-17
Tea Poisoning.

Victims OF tea poisoning are becoming
alarmingly prevalent. Women demand
tho life and variety OF Health, and in
stead OF doing 1t naturally by building
up their systems, they resort TO tea. They
should take HOstetters Stomach Bitters
instead. BY strengthening the digestive
organs this brings beauty and good
spirits. IL tones up the nerves, drives
away the blues. regulates the bowels. and
cures all forms or dyspepsia. al drug
gists sell Il.