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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-12
THE FRATERNITIEs.

iN LODGE, NO. 6, A. 0. U. w.. MEETS Dry Saturday oveniux. Visiting Dcoth- t,diaiiy iayiyed. Wd. QuALL5, M. VI.
 Godfrey, Recorder. il. c. FsAskh, sier.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-12
State of Ca'itornIenk.s

State of Ca'ifornio1St CouIty of Los snSet t,~ E.. PBefore me, Haii.ey s urdevant. Notary Sublic in and fo; the county of Los Angeles, atate of california, on this day, personally Jo!e, c. c. Allen, E. Gilman, J. J. Lonergan, J, F. Boyntoa, F. E. Weaver and A. $. Rob- bins, personally known to me to be the per sons whose names are subscribed to the fore that they executed the same for the purpose a.s, consI"era...." therein expressed.
 G:Ven uuuer u.s (. a..u r-st.- (. .I Ol nee th> Esd day or C, obsT, .eJr.
 t-eai.l bARNtI STUhD WANT, Notary Public in a"d for tho u.itnty ut Los
 Angeles. >tute Of Ca!it,rliIa. .......
 My commission o.piTes Ta.t the .l1 day oL April. .,ia0l. '~'av -s' -'
 lnternrl Re'enue ataIIp, 70 rcr F.. cahoHia'i,
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-12

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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-12

, FORUM-Bisbee Forum No, 1853. .cts first aud rh;ri Monday in each Opera iiousS, :SJ D. m. Visiting cont E always welcome.
 Il. v. Studlev, Pres. ssvine, Treas. Wn. Scrimsher, Sec.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-12
ARTICLE V.

The amount of capital stock authorized by said corporGt,GE is and shall be four million doi!ars t$t,C92.t1O, to be divided into four million ,aO0v,W shares of the par value oi when and oSad:.tions upon which 1t is to be paid are 2: fo lows: All stock issued must bo Ill ly paid Tor in cash or property upon issu- ance, ami shal! thereafter be non -assessGble for any DGc,nSa Nhnteuer
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-12

Filed and recorded at rr,n.rai ,! i. q. 5,&
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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-12

D. Y. BiSDEE LODGE, NO. 10, MEETS ny Wednesday evcEihg Visiting broth idialiy iavitet to a.'eni. A. {. WAT t., EXILE MARKS, R. $.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-12
ARTICLE VI.

Tho time of tho commencement of this these articles or incorp 1ratinn foi' record in the office of the County Recorder of Ccchise county, Arizona Territory. and fhe termna- thereafter, tihess the same be renewed pur- suant to the laws of Arizona before the ter-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
S0NN0LENT AIR
IN POLICE COURT
Quietudo Surrounded the Big White
Chamber Yesterday,
BLACK GIANT ON THE RAMPAGE
George Giles Hides a Holl in His shoe
Which lie il SuspiCioned orIiaying
st0Ien-Woman Takes Hcycngc
With q Board ON q Rival.

Quie.ude was the characteristic feature
'u tle Eig White Chamber yesterday and
,le audience in Fear of tha house were
as ignorant OF what was going ou boo front
as tho people mt IL piutomIme without a.
programme.
The Police Court was as reD0saful as
tAe front of a reception room in an un-
derlaker shop. There W.r. uo cNDl,c
meuts ur display oil passion.
sOMNOLENI EFfLcr.
There W1s "a good 0eaI OBJ yawniu-
and stretching from the sJmnoleut inc
fucrce Of tie cool autumn ayr and .I.
600 tho pen 80 common 0 Do most day
sirucS upon the waiting ear as in-
corgruous as the crying OF an infant al "a
bachelor dinner.
Squire Lonn.e Graves slipped into the
sea-. of Justice with 1n apoi0satl- air for
De.ug $50 prominent and Eep, as quiet as
q silent partner iu % business concern.
The only cases of Importance we're cone
tuued t0 secure Wtu- es and the se-
sion as Short as o. Hanover market clrt
John McCOO. a. black giant With .H-
tel.ect in adverse ratio to his physique.
was charged ON warrant with u~uIawiuily
being disordorly ana us'ng profane %
indecent language ana firing Il pistol Do
Che store OF James Blhcn. Tho case was
continued one day for witnesses.
Lena Dabney and Ida Riley. colored
worked in q tobacco factory az adjoining
tables. Lena interferret with ida and
Lena reported her 90 y. boss man and.
bod gave Lena her waIkug papers.
Lena returned 90 the w0rzr0om with
her heart full of revenge and securing d
board. made 70 savage attack on ld1.
beating her over the mead and shoulders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
FOR LOWER TAXES.
North Carolina Railroads Combating
Commissions Assessments.

North Carolina Railroads Combating
Commissions Assessments.
CHARLOTTE. y. g.. Sept. lin the
,mrortar+ case Of die Southern railway,
the Seab4ard AIRLINE. the Atlantic Coast
line and other roads SIS The North Caro-
lima CORPORATION Commission the nllns
OF aHdavits has been concluded and arsu-
ment BEGUN. Tine railroads are applying
10 Judge slmontou. 81 the Federal Court
for an Injunction against the order OF tne
Cornoration Commission. assessing th9
railroads property in the state for taxa
ton at its full value
They ask for the injunction on The
ground that
First The Corporation Commission has
rot the LEGAL powo- 90 assess.
Second. on the ground that the constl-
tuition is violated in The order. because u
would make taxation unequal, the prl-
vate property az the state not being as
sessed al full va.re.
The railroads have introduced as evil
dence many |afidavits from people IN the
COUNTIES in the State alleged that private
propertv is assessed at only two-thirds
or three-fourths Of Cts real value. The
CORPORATION Commission has produced
many more amdavits from persons In IN
various counties alleging b a private
property Is assessed q. its full value. The
roads play a strong card in quoting the
state Auditor and the state Treasurer 70
the effect that private property IS not
generally assessed 40 lts tull value.
Captain Charles Price, counsel for the
Southern railway. opened the argument.
=. VI. simmons replied for the Corpora
ton Commission. Many able lawyers are
present, representing either side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
THE SENATORIAL
REFORM LEAGUE
The Campaign Has Demonstrated the
Wisdom of Its Existence,
HON. W. A, ANOERSON'S OPINION
Principie Endorsed in Many Counties
and Districts-Lcaguc Has Reason
to Feel Encouraged Future Of
the Observation-Disclosures.

The gentlemen OF the Senatorial Re
form League feel that the wisdom OF us
existence has been amply demonstrated
In The campaign now approaching us
close. They point 10 the action Of county
ami district conventions and primaries
where DE people ave voiced their desire
10 have a say jpn tine choice of Cd senator
and with great reason assert lldl sN'll
expression comes mainly as "a result %
the advice of Tie League ana tnoae gym
tcmeu who have 20 ~streuuouaiA adN"-
Gated the senatorial primary pilucipie'
such aro the views of Hon. Nhiltm a
Anderson. chairman 0f the Executive
Committee OF the Lelsuc. who ie''".l
the city from Lexington last eFeniNb d"'
ls registered az tnc Jcactsoa- Ai' A"-
ders0n said to a Times man.:
"The Leagua has every reason to ir'.
ENCOURAGED. we have been instrumental
in educating sentiment in a llin"tN'"
degree during the present le-
contests al over the state. one ""a o''
10 recall the nuubugi.ss Instances NheIe
Boz Urinary and convention, the tIiel7
and delegate have pronounced DOB fafnt
OF The right to express a. preference iu DO.
seuat0r.hlp t0 Doe convinced NHa- i"c
League influence has been I'm. iheic
WAS never before in d Virginia camp"
such an exhibition of the desire oi iN'
voters 10 get BOO direct touch Hilh tAt
senatorial representatives
FUTURE OF IHE LEAlE.
Iu reply 90 fne question whether IN'
league would continue to hold tos i1.,
indefinitely OBJ until the nest scit..iI.
campaign. Ar. Anderson said.
"It fs Impossible to answer .nat 0"
lion at ihe present time. b mat D. i..
inc ucNt State convention ot in. lifI'
r..H.. .H.a.H. o.. H.H..r az a. .W..H|U|. U..U..f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
FEVER SITUATION.


H'''h t' wv
Nrw ORLEANS IA Sept. 1f-pres-
s p,.~
'''"'
Health, tonight issued the lolo"In1 que
letln:
$50 new cases. seven cases up io date.
o.o 0f which died. Others conNaIcscoa
and improving. All Isolated and under
control AID Iu same re .dence section of
-h. town. One case iu Pass Christian
M.ss have "a medical doctor and win
station there o. sanitary officer to see that
isolation and infection are satisfactorily
carried oul. one new case in Mississippi
Cly under supervision off Dr. Grant, or
rhe Mississippi State Board.
General Prank. commanding the Depart
ment of the GuIf. ordered the "o garri-
cons uo" at Orleans To Fort McfneI-on
on account OF yellow FEVER az Ne" ot-
Jeans. The movement l7 mace lh accord
4nc1 WIN views IecclFed Prom N-r N.l
Department to-day. The COMMANDING Oh
noer at New Orleans noihcd General
Frank several days ago mat he thought
tt a prof or precaution 90 remove the gar
r.-.n ass rle fever was spreading. Two
ha cries OF tho First Artillery except a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
GRAVE CHARGES.


ton Among Manila officials,
DENVER col. September 1f-Na-
poleon =. Guyot late private OF Company
g.. First Colorado Volunteers. who during
One last three months of l>ss served as 81
clerk under Malor klh0uruc. and later
under Colonel Potter. Auditor Of Public
Accounts oi Man ia. published This evening
sd signed statement in which The grlvest
CHARGES of corruption arc made against
The American officials .n Manila. lie says
Che vouchers forwarded 20 Washington
VII show hat eXorb.tant prices are paid
FOR an kinds o. supplies purchased Ga Ma
MIA. that vast quantities of h.gh-class
wines and other supplies have been pur-
chased "0stens.bly for tine Spanish hos
nralH white m ihe American hospitals
only the coarscst supplies are furnished
DIE says court mattials oi private soldier
charged with selling government property
have been stopped because they would ie
sult in the exposure of official rascailty.
T'he rObberics. hc asserts. Wil aggregate
an enormous sum-.
MANILA s0lr ~ via HONG KONG
sept. 1.-THE local papers assert that Cor
moral Da.nhofler and PriNa.e Conine Of
company h. SNtce1th To altrr, have been
eontenced 90 death by courtmartlal and
maj Private McBennett has been con-
gemreI 10 twenty years Imprisonment for
baving crlminauy assaulted native women
in. Manila q month ago.. The crimes. 10
a. said. greatly arouse the natives.
Tine p4pers assert also that Genera Otr
has recommended that President Mckinley
anprovc the sentence AND tna Doe desire
public execution of the men sentenced TO
daath as warning against "a repetition o.
che crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
WARM TALK AT
TRUST MEETING
Sp'cy Debate Over the Committee on
Resolutions.
STRIFE BETWEEN THE FACTIONS
Doveloped by Motion for It's Appoint
ment- Bourke Cochran Acted
as Pcaccmaker and Re
stored Harmony.

CHICAGO. Sept. H.-Enthusiasuc Inter
ost and a crowded hail put to-nights ses-
s.,r of the Conference on Trusts Sharply
,n contrast with the forenoon and after
noon gatherings.
Central Music Hall was packed with an
audience chat represented nearly every
GLASS OF people. Governor Ilnsree, ol
Michigan. was "a star attraction. INe
Governor was received with applause So
ferrent that it was several minutes p-'o-1
he could proceed with hl7 address.
lie was obliged t) rise sete."
taking his scat and bow Dds acknoW ieiee
49, ,-fo-. The audience would allow Inc
chairman 90 introduce the next speaker.
r,o house was divided against N.eii
f,-,ro the address of the ncNt speaker
e.serrf..r of the Treasury Dhalie7
t.- Tba audience finally became SO oe-
monstra,iye in i~ntcrruptins the sptt"e.
oitb questions and remarks that "a dele
gate asked the chair TO clear lAe sA-ei-''
unlass the interruption ceased.
Tbo ec.ond davs session OF the Trust
Conference opened here to-lay "',H W."
lam Writ Howe. OF New Orleans ln lhe
.6.ir and ID falling off lu both delegates
chairman Howe proceeded 10 once TO
L.H.u- fnL IIHU.a a
business Joy p'..is ~ r,rr of Mis-
resolution ~al'ouu,' ~ 80 tb. ir,r.r-
souri,, Tor gre .--ar,t,,ns IL c,I.d
tani comma ~. 49, to D.. solicited
Tor "a coihl"I''o, 49, mis- committee
by chairman How a. t,srr
all resolutions a.'oiu'7 In ar
were I'D h0 tNlN'
debate.
Tile motion instantly eeFeioIo' -l
dcrcurrent OF s.'-1o t.'' vbic5 vestcrlav
t,r.,tsre5 The conventions harmony
Am Amendment was Immediately pro-
,osa5 various speakers vigorously ure-
In, that Inc resolutions be- amended TO
.u,w Inc amendments to the committee
T., he mad. bv the delegates themselves,
on. committeeman from each state.
qrbs o~ri-in91 motion was NOT acted un0u,
t.4 .no amendment i'm reeari.t0 tie man
f a,,otntuenf was carried by 81
.tir- ,.tto GA n. a.
WAl.1f DEBATE.
co,.o~ror Atkinson of West Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
A LIFE SENTENCE.
Jury la Delcgai Ca~e Brings In "a Yer
dict ofGuiity.

John Be.eeal. of the Dar.en rioters. semi
90 bingham court on change of Nelu.
nom Mcintosh county. was concluded
to-day in "a verdict of guilty or murla
with a recommendation t0 the mercy OF
the Court. lie was sentenced % life im
-prlsOument.
John Delegai. 90 will be remembered
shot and killed Deputy Sherlm Townsend
who went 20 arrest him dur.ug the recent
race riots. His brother and sister. who
were indicted with him. We're acquitted.
The case OF Henry Delcsal, Tor assault
which. after n mIst.ial In Dar.eu last
week.. WIS sent 90 tns c0un y on a change
81 venue VAS taken up tuis afternoon
This covers tine case ont of which fh
riots grew. There was no trouble in sa-
curing a jury. and the evidence Was quick
fy submitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Atlantic Coast Line


300 a. ". Daily. arrives Petersburg 3.ol
A. NJ. Norfolk III \. Vi. ot'I.
only 40 Petersburg, NaFefly dnu
suffolk. Va.
300 a. N. Daily. arrives Peters0uIs 300
a. A.. Mc.uou ll4J A. M., 800 eve
VAle 4.I1 H.. A.. Charleston u 90 b
81. Savannah 1870 A. ~, JdcN
vilo 7.3O a. NJ. Port Tampa $50 J..
M. Connects az wilson WIN 30
a.. arriving Goiusno.O $40 D. d..
Wilmington 6.45 h.. d., az Empotla
FOR Buffalo Lithia Springs aui 500
intermediate points. arriving springs
$3.50 T.. Al. Pullman Sleeper Sc"
YORK TO Jacksonville.
1880 A. VI. Daily except Sunday, arrive
Petersburg l2oj h. Al. Stops Man
chester, lItHl. LIa-L, atlt
and Chester on signal.
1913 j.. NJ. Daily. local. arriyes Peters
burg 4.lI b. 81 Makes aI stops.
$50 b. 81. Daily. arrives leierfDuis % go
T. 81. Makes local stops r.. aud H..
railroad.
7.8O +. ST.. Daily. arrives Pe,ersauis
SU4 J.. NJ. Connects with - and
So. for norfolk and intermediate
points. Emporia 9lo CONNECTS MliA
a.. and ID. for stations between Em-
poila and l.awrencevilleJ. Weldon
0-f1 j.. 81. Fayetteville 100 A. 81,
Charleston G.VZ a.. d., savannah
SOC y. M. J~acksqnville 100 -. Mr
Port Tampa $3.50 J. 81.
NEM LINE TO MIDDLE GEOR-
GA POINTs-Arr.ving AIKEN GO,
A. 81. Augusta NlV A. ~. Macon
II a. NJ. atlanta 12l5 =. NJ. Plll-
man S'eepers New York to WIZ
mtngton. Charleston. J~aeks0nvi.le
Aiken. August % Macon.
300 j. At. Daily. arrives Petersburg a t
=. NJ. Weldon 100 J.. r. Makes
local stops brtween FeiersnHfF ana
Weldon. Arrive, Lyuchhurg -l5 s.
w.. EoInDte Va. 4b' IS. 81, Brif-
toi. ITO. ~ a. d.. 1uU..f~ Ht F
poria for Ualvil'e. VA. arriving 5'l
4. u. Pullman Sleeper Richmond
10 I~tnchlure.
1915 p NJ Daily. Arrives Petersburs
11:30 A. ~
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
1913 A. NJ. Daily, from jacksonville, sa-
Eauuah. Charleston. Alalla. At-
con. Augusta ana all points south.
S.15 a. VI. Daily except sunday. Ate
laufa. Athens arad Raleigh. Hem
dcr-on L}nchourg and tne West.
S37 4. 81. Bssa5i,3Xs P e5 1,m 59. {liar,a.
Athens. RaIe.g h, and Henderson.
Lynchhurg and The West .
11:o5 A. ~. Daily. Norfolk. Suffolk and
1875 p NJ Daily except Sunday. From
Petersburg. Stop no Chester. teu-
tra,ia. Drewerys Blum and Man
G55 J.. NJ. Daily. Norfo.k. Suffolk. Wav-
erly and Petersburg
T.9O Il. 81. Daily. Jacksonville. SaNan-
nah. Charleston Wilmington, Colds
boro and an points south.
$50 p. ". Daily. Petersburg, Lynch
0u's anu +. NJ EMERSON.
j.. r KENLY;. Traaic Manager.
H.. NJ EMERSON.
General P~aseeneer A.,nt
Division PASSENGER Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
PARDON FOR DREYFUS.

The Matin Says the Cahinef Decree
VII Re stoned Sent. f0fh.
PARIS, September 1.-THE Matin this
morning asserts that the Cabinet has
agreed 10 pardon Dreyfus ana that the
decree will he signed September 18Th.
Many OF the prominent papers have pub
lishef articles insisting on granting the
rarlon. The Figaro rays tlat many o.
hcers Of the army are asking TIA ORGY
fus be ~pardoned.
Prokeschosteln, president Of the Aus
TRAN Red Cross Society, has written a
letter OF coincidence 10 Ame. Dreyfus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15


Al Eastern delegate Slept through "e
entire SESSION. "a pronounced example or
an ennni. which affected many DINERS I'D
O. lesser degTce.
Governor Ilnfree was ln a~ilenl'hee "'u
OF Che close responded 90 ID ciamof ii'in
the pit 90 speak le merely observed that
Doc was opposed TO trusts for reasons ne
sa.d which bee would tell those who a.
tended in the evening.
Samuel IT, Greedy. of the Chicago aoafg
of Trade. spoke on Che protection or
American grain markets from railroad
and warehouse monopoly. He was ioIo"-
ed 10y j. C.. Hanley OF st. Pau. delegate
from the National Farmers Alianco and
Industrial Union.
The last speaker of the afternoon was
Major Benjamin r. Tucker. VI New YORK,
editor ~ am anarchlsuc payer. lie gave
Dis views NJ trusts from che standpoint
of the anarchist. The speakers with one
accord ovcrslerped the twenty minutes al-
lowed each Speech At the close an 0p-
rortunity for discussion was afforded. but
q modon TO adjourn was overwhelmingly
favored and carried.
Nice-P-e4deut Corl.ss. of New York.
presided at the evening scs ION and intro
dlccd Governor Pinereo. OF Michigan.
oo,rr mo ev,v
~D-'' ~
LN-1otefhof roster OF O"o' was l.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
BY KINDNESS
WAS HE SAVED
Checkered Career Stared Him in the
Face.
e0RGED HIS EMPLOYERS NAME.
PASSED a Bad Check az the Atlantic
aud Pacific Tea Company store.
The Matter Arranged with
ont Publicity.
eORGED HIS EMPLOYERS NAME,

Through the kindness Of heart and me
renerosity OF two OF Richmond's promi-
nom, business mon, a man who would
probably have been irrcparahiy lost %
Dis family. his friends and dis own man
hood. was saved.
The man in question has am Interesting
family 90 whom hc had apparently been
much attached. and DC bad a eood ana
responsible position in "a prominent ousi-
ness house.
Tor some months hc bad been q regular
customer of the uptown branch OF the
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company. He
was prompt and careful in Dis dealings
and DIS honor WAS above suspicion.
CHECK WAS FORGED.
some DAYS ago the customer presented
himself "a. ire tea store, made some pur-
char.s and OF rci in settlement "a check
f1r $50 drann on the house for which hc
worked.
The check was honorod. as tho Gus
TONER'S credit was above rcpro1rn. Ife
goods were delivered and SO was tho
change.
SO more WAS thought o. the ciroum-
stance until several days ~afterward. when
the firm upon whom the check had bcon
drawn declared it "a forgery. Then DO was
learned that tho we.-lh0urnt-of customer
bad departed flr another city. presumably
Washington. DIT. bad t~clesrophed DIS
wife t0 that effect.
HE WAS FORGIVEN.
Tho mans employer was very much
concerned about thc matter ana ho de-
termluod Co give the man a chance TO re-
f-Inrn himself He agreed 20 restore TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
RAILROADS
GO c + a1;p aS
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 70. 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
RKeAD-SIEEET STATION


BROAD-STREET STATION.
900 A. NJ. Daily, with Parlor car FOR
principal stations Newport News,
Old Point, N0rlOlk ana Portsmouth.
3:D l.. NJ. Daily. with Pullman Tor loea
stations. Newport News. Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth. Connects
at Old Point with Washington steam
ers daily % With Baltimore steam
ers except sunday. Connects ct
Norfolk. except sunday, with Old Do
minion steamship for New York.
1920 a. NJ, Express. with Parlor Car. cx-
cCpt SUNDAY. Tor clifton Forge. Com
meets az Gordonsville for Orange,
Caiverton. Manassas. Alexandra and
Washington. at Union station, Char
lottesvile. for ~Lynchburs. at Basic
City for HagerstOwu.
215 p. NJ. DeAy. with pullman to Gin
connecting at GOrdOnsyille FOR
orange. and al Orange with South
eru Railway. nOrth-bOund, at Cow
ingfon. Va. for Hot SPRINGS. stops
only at important stations. Meals
served on Dining cars. 40. local
train. except sunday. follows tbove
train from GOrdonsyille 90 Goshen.
$50 =. NJ Accommodation. except sun
1880 r. ". paiy f1r Cincinnati. with +.
J.. Y. Pullman % Hinton. W Va;
70 G0rdonst Tie to Cincinnati ana
r@r connect at s-'aHgton @Cexcept
Sunday for Winchester. Va. and AZ
Coviugton VA. daily for virginia
Hot Sprinrf
TRAINS LEAVE ElGHTlTsTREEr
STATION.
1880 a. ". with Parlor car. daily. for
Lynrnhur Lexington. Va. and
tIifou Forge. connects, except sum
day. v.th buckingham New Caste
and A. 0..nn branches. and 1t C.lftOn
Force with $50 4 FOR Cincinnati.
5n j. NJ EHoep. sunday for Warren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Feedthe Fire

The food we eat IS fuel II the stomach
works properly it is transformed i9to
health and strength. II Il does not. then
comes Indigestion, constipation. dYspep-
s.a. biliousness, lazy liver and kidneys.
and Hostetter's Stomach Bitters IS nee1-
Cd. Ii win buld up women as vel as
men. See that q Private Revenue stamp
covers the neck OF the Bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May n. 1879.
LEAVE HYnDsTREET STATION.
o,' a. T- .- 49,. ANA
' no..- N1Tfr Sims onHr III MHfIri
s.i r,.I '-i-t. .u-y b I-.an Gen.
" D., 80 r,rE
Ga. r--,.bIr,..,
' ana r,.rre [or.1 Sons ut II1t.
Glen Auen. Ashland. TayI0rsvllie.
D'.n.I InfIr.
ford. Wools.ane. Guinea. summit.
Fredellcks1urs. Brooke ana VIDE
water. Pullman car.
S45 a. NJ. Daily. except sunday. Tor
Washington ana points Narth stops
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

The Board OF Directors OF the National
Bank OF Virginia Will probably meet Mon
day 70 organize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

A marriage license was issued In Wash
ington yesterday 70 Leonard John n
LOUISA Howard, both OF Raehmond.