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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-11

military and naval authorities is that
it will require at least $4,000 men to
rescue the Earopesus 10 Pekiu. The
allies will have to hold Taku 10 streog,h
aud the occupation of strategic point ts
ou the railway to Tiso Tsio will be
must difficult. Tien Tsio itself 10 none
too strongly held.
A dispatch to the Daily Mail from
Chefoo dated July l. says that Wei
Hal Wei has been placed suder martial
Law and that no passengers are allowed
to stand there.
Dispatches received at Brussels re-.
port that the secretary Of the Belgiau
legation at Pekio had been killed by
the Boxers.
Shanghai. July 4. 5p. m.-Thres
Chinese servants OF foreigners have. il
is rumored from . good source 90.
esped from Pekio. They report
that oil tho foreigners. ]. 900 in uum.
Der. iocludiug 400 soldiers, 100 mem.
bers OF Chinese customs staff sud q
number of women aud children held
out ill their ammunition was exhausted
10 tho British legation. The legation
vas finally burned and the foreign ers
we're killed.
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RUSSIA JEALOUS OF JAPAN.


Washington, July Sit has been
reported from European capitals that
Japan has been paralyzed in her good
intentions by Russian jealousy. Our
government has assurances from both
of these governme ents directly to the
contrary. The line upon which the
United States government is proceed.
ing is in measure disclosed n the
Berlin cablegram of last night. touch.
ing the receipt there of dispatch
presenting the United States policy
as to China. This note has been pre-
sented to each of the European chan
cellories as we'll as to the Japanese
foreign Office, and 90 far it has been
we'll received. The note correctly
states that the United States govern. L.
ment will to do its share toward pro.
tecting foreign life and property in
Chine, and particularly in forwarding
an international military expedition
against Pekin. Secretary Root was
in conference with Secretary Hay for
. short time at the state department
this morning with q view, it is under.
stood, to arranging for the redemp.
tion of the promise relative to mill.
tary aid 1t is admitted that prepar
story measures are being taken that
will admit of any necessary consid.
cradle increase of the United States
force in China.
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RIFLES IN COFFINS.

A missionary who hss returned to
Berlin says tbst while 10 China be
learned that hundreds Of Mauser rifles
bad been brought 10 oofios supposed
to contain the bodice Of Chinese who
had died abroad.
A special dispatch from Shanghai
dated Friday. says tho position Of the
allies 1t Tien Tsin 10 becowiog ipcreas.
ingly critical owing to lack Of sufficient
supplies but only % . last resort will
tho town be evacuated 10 favor of
reooueentratioo OF forces at Taxa.
London. June GA Shanghai sps.
cial Of July 5. says that savage
soldiery butohered ct Pskiu 5000.
natives. Roman Catholic converts.
Respectable Chinese Who arrived from
Chiao Fu describe Pekiu % 40 inferno,
the streets literally running With blood.
They confirm the numerous stories of
executions and uotold tor.ures ioaicted
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soosliy guilty of any injuries sustain ed
by the Europeans and that be had
been requested to convey this iuforma-
ton, so as to have it reach without fail
the authorities at Pekiu.
The purport of this. Mr. Brodrick
said. will be communicated to the va
rious vioeroys.
Mr.. Brodrick said Rear Admiral
Bruce bad telegsapbed that ell tho al.
lied admirsls At Tsku we're working 10
perfect accord and that the position Of
the American forces is identical With
that Of the Other powers.
Mr.. Brodrick said be thought it
doubtful it any organised goverumeut
existed 10 China with which Great
Britaio could consider herself at war.
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RUSSIA CONSENTS
TO JAPAN'S ACTION,

London, July Z, 240 .. m.-The
Russian government announces that
it will give japan . free hand to ap
ply military force in China. Tho
terms of this are summarized into the
subjoined dispatch from st Peters.
burg. under date of July 6.
In reply to an inquiry from the
japanese cabinet regarding the die
patch of Japanese troops to Chine to
render aid to the foreigners in Pekiu,
the Russian government declared on
May 9th that it left the Japanese
government full liberty Of sction in
this connection, % the Toxic cabinet
expressed ito readiness to act in full
agreement with tho other powers.
II is in consequence of this, no doubt,
that japan 10 preparing to embark
20. 900 moro troops. Political con-
sideratious that were thought to have
been hindering the action of the
powers ere thus laid aside for .
moment at least by the government
supposed to have the clearest pur.
poses respecting China's future.
Jspsn's sending Of troops now
can have little bearing on the fate of
the foreigners in Pekin Baron
Hayashi the new Japanese minister,
who arrived in London on Friday.
said that ten days would probably
be required for the carrying of troops
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SUMTER s. c.. WEDNESDAY JULY H. 1900

bsrbsri,y. that has been committed
sgsioss the person Of my tru.ty repre-
sentative sod bss taken bim from us
The wieisters Of tho other Powers
bower between life and death. aud With
them comrades scot for their protec.
ton Il may be that while I speak
they have already fought their last
6sht
THE German Gag las been insul.ed
and the German Empire treated with
eootemps. This demands exemplary
puuishmsns aud vengeance. Eveots
have moved with frieh.ful rspidity aod
hsvs become profoudly grave sod still
srsvsr. Sioee I called you to arms
what hoped to effect vi.h the help Of
the marine ,ofautry has now become .
difficult task. which osu only bs ful.
flied With The help OF the serrisd ranks
OF oil eivilissd Ssstss
II will not rest until The German
6sg. joined to those OF the other Pow.
ere. floats triumphsotly over Chioa's
deg. snd until Il hss been planted on
the walls ef Pskio to dictate peace to
the Chinese You will have to main
'ais good oomrsdssaip wist all tho
other troops whom you will come 10
contact With over yonder. Russisns.
British and French. oil alike. sre 6gbs.
iog for oos COMMON esuse-for eiviliza.
tioo 1"
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Emperor Kwang Su
Committed Suicide.

Shanghai. Jolly S Emperor Kw.us
So committed suicide by taking opium
under compuision Of Prince Tusn. Juue
~. The empress dowsger alao took
poison. bot 10 still alive. though report.
cd to be Insane from tha effects Of tho
drug.
The above had been officially report.
ed to the German consular staff.
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REBELLION MAY SPREAD.

Washington. July 5.-A csblegram
has been received by the state depart.
meut from Consul General Goodoow
At Shanghai declariog that there is i'm I.
mineos danger Of 40 extension of the
Boxer rebellion to the southern Chi.
nese provinces unless the ioterna alton al
forces are maintained and increased.
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THE DREADFUL STORY NOT
CONFIRMED.


CONFIRMED.
London. July6. 6 30 .. m.-Ths s,o-
~ that oil foreigners 10 Pek,u we're mur.
dsred on June 80 or July l appears to
be circulating simultsn eously at Cbefoo,
Shanghai aud Tien Tsio. Yet. as it is
not confirmed by Official dispatches and
10 not traoeable to the southern vice.
roys who are still 10 certain eommuoi.
ostion With Pekio. there is . basis for
tho hope that it 10 untrue.
Cautious observers st Shanghai
recognise shst even though these reports
are rejected, events 10 Pekiu must be
gsllopipe to q tragic end. Correspou.
dents OF The Express at Shaueha
gather details from Chinese sources
which. pieced together. relate that
when the foreigners ammunition was
exhausted the Boxers aud imperial
troops rushed the British legation and
poured into the court yard With fauati.
cal fury. The foreign troops we're so
hopelessly outnumbered that their fate
VAS certain. The moment the mob
broke. tho court yard was converted
into q sbambles. Others of the 10 vaders
spread into the interior Of the building.
Ooe correspondents adds cit is only
left to hope that 10 the final rush of The
murderous hordes the men Of the
legations bad time to slsy With their
own hands their womeokind and obil.
drsn. The Chinese are whispering the
tetr,ble story under their breath.
Their attitude towsrds foreigners 10 the
streets hss undergone . strasge change.
The demesnor Of tho better GLASS Of
Chinese is one Of pity rather than Of
triumph. Even the rabble is one Of
pity, rather. Something Of this oului.
mating tragedy 10 the ghsssly history Of
recent events 10 Pekia SCENE to pervsde
the very atmosphere hero aod to COM pei
belief against oil our hopes. The
coosuls fear that the report is too true.
end the Chinese officials do not attempt
to seek roasons for . deuisl."
Two Manohus who have arrived at
Shanghai certify to the truth of the
statement that Prince Tusu visited the
palace and offered the emperor and
doWsgsr empress the alternative of
poisoo or the sword. The emperor,
they say, took poison aud died within
40 hour. The dowsger empress also
chose poison. but oraftily swallowed
only portion Of what was offered her,
and survived. o. the Same day tho
Chinese customs bureau Was destroyed,
Sir Robert Hart. the inspector of Gus.
toms sod bic sts6 escaping to tho
legations.
Iotsuss indieos,ion 10 felt 10 Sbsug.
bsi sesiost the suppossd action Of the
powers 10 restrsioiog japan from send.
Jog % army to Pskin Immediately.
The powers are accused Of bsiog %
guilty Of murder % are Prince Tuso's
fanatics aod Sir Robert Hart 10 blamed
for not bsviog Informed tho forsignsrs
Of tho immshss imports Of srms. esps.
cislly few weeks ago.
The Chiosse commaoderv arc pre.
psriog for loog. severe eampaigu and
are putting into operation plsns drawn
up BY German officers lsst year for
resisting - iovssion from tho seaboard
hv Rnssia
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HOLDING CHINA RESPONSIBLE

HOLDING CHlNA RESPONSIBLE
London. July 5-Io the house OF
commons today the parliamentary
secretary Of tho foreign ofice. Mr.. Wm.
st. John Brodrick. announced that the
goVernme0s VAS hourly expecting .
refly to . communication addressed to
Jspao sud ssid the Chinese minister 10
London bad been Informed that the au-
thorities ct Pskiu would bs held per.
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NEWS OF THE FOREIGNERS.

Paris, July 5.-The French consul
st Chefoo teleRrapbs that . Chiuamsu
who left Pekio June 25 reports that eli
the ministers and residents then as.
sembled at the British legation, the
French. Germso and japanese lega-
tions we're guarded BY their Own de-
tsohments and M. Piehon, the French
minister aod bis wife we're we'll. The
other legations, the custom house aud
the missions had been burned. The
foreien troops had lost six meo killed
and had six meu wounded, Including
the commander Of the British detaoh-
meut.
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STUBBORN RESISTANCE.

Shanghai. July 5-A messenger
With Official advioes who left Pekio
June 27 says that over 100, 900
Chinese soldiers aud rioters surrounded
the lssstions. but in spite Of 6erce
attacks they had not then succeeded 10
breaking through tho wslls.
The messenger also said that oil per.
soos connected With the palace we're
pro-Boxer even the princes aud dukes
aod every one worshipiug the god Of
the Boxers.
The gates Of che inner city, it was
addad, were open for half . day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
=Gfty9rptTrrHsyfuTu.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board Of Lady Managers of the City
Orphan Asylum met yesterday morn
ing at IL o'clock at the Asylum.
There was an unusually large attend
ance and an interesting program.
inc treasurers report was read and
approved.
Lady visitors were appointed for the
coming month to visit the home.
Homes were secured for several chill
dren. and an application received for
the adoption OF one. The latter was n
subject of discussion.
An application was also made for the
admission of several children into the
Asylum.
The lady managers expressed their
satisfaction at the way in which the
Asylum was being conducted.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
CoIored Driver Hurt.

John Hilln colored driver for Lowe &,
Miller, grocers. was considerably hurt
ycterday morning in attempting to hold
his horse in check While Hill was out
of the wagon the horse took fright at
something and started off at rapid
speed down the street The driver
ed TO check the animal, but could not
do so. He held on until the horse
reached the Hotel Gladstone. where the
wagon struck the curbing. breaking the
shafts. throwing the driver down and
freeing the horse, which continued to
run at breakneck sreed along the
street. About two hundred yards dis
tant the horse was brought 10 a stand
stu. The driver was injured about the
head and arms. but will probably be
able to return TO work In 4 few days
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
Virginia Prison AZ sooio,Ion.

Mr.. William NJ. f. Round. cores
pondng secretary OF the Prison Asso-
citation of New York. left New York
this morning for n trip to this State.
under direction OF the Virginia Prison
Association. He will spend Alonda y
next at the Laurel Industrial School.
Glen Allen. and Tuesday he will de-
liver an address in Centenary NJ. +.
Church. Richmond. Wednesday he will
speak in the hall OF the House OF Dele
gates an Tuesday he will deliver
an address In Norfolk. He Will go to
LynchburS Friday, and return to Pc
tersburg Saturday. Sunday. the 18th
instant. he will make several ad-
dresses in Richmond.
MIR. Round Is very prominent In pris-
OH reform work, and an eloquent, per-
suasive speaker. He will doubtless be
greeted by large audience iE this city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
WATER CONTRACT.
CONSIDERED IN COUNCIL COM
MlTTEE LAST NIGHT.

CONSIDERED IN COUNCIL, COM
MlTTEE LAST NIGHT.
~ meeting of the special Conference
Committee of the Councils to consider
the proposed contract between tho civ
or Norfolk anu the Norfolk County
Water Company for water to be used
in the City Park was held last night.
There were present members of the
committee as follows: Mr.. Allen, chair
man; Messrs. Obcrndorfer. :. Marx.
Stahl and r. w. Whitehurst.
Ihfs proposed contract is the one that
was approved by the Common Council
at its meeting and disapproved by the
select Council ut it's meeting after its
approval and reconsideration Mt tho
same meeting
The proposed contract was first read
by Mr.. Steed. clerk of the Common
Council. 1t will be remembered that
tniS contract was recommended by the
Park Committee.
Mr.. Oberndorfer stated that he be-
lieved the city could lay the necessary.
pipe. make connections. &c. at Il cost
OF about $4,000. If. he said. the cost
even amounted to $4,000 it would still
De cheaper for the city TO lay tho pipe
ana supply the water than To accent
inc render contract, as the Fender con-
tract called for payment to the Nor
ioik county Water Company of $500,
which would be per cent on $500.
MI. Whttehurst favored the city sup
plying the wafer itself to the City Park
even at a slightly greater cost. if nc
cessary, than would be incurred under
the proposed contract He also sug-
gested that the City Engineer give the
committee plan of the pipes &c. de-
n,.l-
the submission Of these plans. specil-
cations, &c, 10 the various local con-
tractors for estimates of cost on the
execution of the work
The following resolution was adopted
unanimously:
Resolved, That the City Engineer be
requested as soon as possible, to fur
nish the committee with plans for run
ming water to and in the park as tho
Park Committee may suggest, with es-
timated cost OF same. the City Enein-
Ger 10 determine upon the size OF the
pipe as in his judgment is best adapt
ell to the purpose"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
Southern States Telephone Com
pany,

1t has been noted that the Southern
states Telephone Company, of which
Mr.. c. Fred Bonney is the contractors
Norlolk manager, contemplates vastly
improving their system, not only in
Norfolk, but elsewhere. in order tocom-
ply with municipal regulations and at
the same time give it's patrons an i'm
proved service. The president and sec
rotary of the company, on the occa-
sion OIL their recent visit to this city.
inspected the plant, finding 1t in good
condition. and the management of Mr..
Bonney all that could reasonably be
desired He was instructed 10 see that
the company's wires were placed un-
der ground within the fire districts of
the city, and this work will be begun
as soon as the cable arrives. The un-
foreground cable will aggregate 1000
feet. Mr.. Bonney says this part OF the
improvements mapped out will be
pushed to completion as rapidly as
practicable.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
Experience Social.

The Kings Daughters of the First
Baptist Church will have an expert
ence social" Monday night at the resi-
dence of Mrs. l.. NJ. Allen, 20 Queen
street.
The young ladies of the organiza-
ton are endeavoring 10 raise sum
OF money for the old Ladies' Home.
Each member Will bring in her dollar
and an amusing feature of the even
ing will be the narration in rhyme by
each relating the method by which she
earned her contribution. There will
also be vocal and instrumental music
and refreshments.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
Birthday Party.

y very pleasant birthday party was
given last night by Miss Nellie Hill at
her home. Twenty -seventh street. Park
Place. in celebration of her birth
day
There were present about forty-flve
young ladies and gentlemen, and the
evening was thoroughly enjoyable. The
guests were entertained with a charm :
ing literary and musical programme.
Miss Hill received many pleasing
souvenirs of the occasion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
COURTHOUSE NOTES
viii of Hon. Thomas R. BorIand
Admitted to Probate.
An Actor 10 Bccomc Bcnedic.-
Property Transrcr.- Liquor Ill.
cense Granted : Police ronr,
Dochet- Involuntary Bankrnp,oy
Proceedings.

The last will and testament of Hon.
Thomas II. Borland was admitted to
probate in the Court of Law and
Chancery yesterday morning. Mr.. Cary
b. and Armistead Borland qualified as
executriN and executor, respectively, Of
the estate under Il bond OF $4,000.
Mrs. Borand, widow of the deceased.
qualified as guardian of the children
Ramsey, Charles b. and Carry b. Bor-
land.
Armistead Borland qualified in this
court rs administrator OF the estate Of
Mary l.. Borland under IL bond of $1,000,
with II. ii. Wilcox as surety. Messrs.
T. T.. Tilghman. G. NJ. Todd. w. IL.
Doyle, w. IL. Thompson and a. S. j.
Cannon were appointed appraisers OF
the property.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Fredrids a. Wourms and Zetta Chap
pell were granted u marriage license
yesterday. The occupation of the
groom-elcct is given as that of an ac-
tor, and his home as New York. The
britlc-elect is L rctivc of Vermont Both
reside in Norfolk. The marriage will
occur Sunday.
PROPERTY TRANSFERRED
William r. Morris to Sarah L. Petit
ford. lot fronting 40 feet I inches on the
west side of Mallory avenue; $50.
LIQUOR LICENSE GRANTED.
Judge Hanciel yesterday granted a
retail liquor license to Ct. l.. Ovcrman
N Co., of No. 672 Church street.
POLICE COURT.
J. II. Campbell and Joe WinEfield,
both colored, contributed So each for
fighting.
John Gardner, colored, deposited $3.50
for abusing y. $. Thompson and as
saulting his Crhompson's) daughter.
Jesse Kelly, colored, was given until
Monday to clear himself OF the charge
of housebreaking.
Neil Miller. colored paid $3.50 for as
saulting ana threatening David Will
Hams
BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.
On petition of n large number OF
creditors involuntary bankruptcy pro-
ceedings We're begun in the United
States Court yesterday against the
Union Brokerage Company, the affairs
of which were formerly conducted by
AIessrs. Il. Q. and G. +. Nottingham
and j. X. Murphy partners. 1vor A.
Page is counsel for the creditors filing
the petition.
Mrs p. Fish. Newport News In
voluntary bankrupt, was yesterday re-
strained by Judge Waddill from dispos-
ing OF certain real estate.
Mayor j. ID. Hope, OF Hampton was
yesterday appointed receiver in the in
voluntary bankrupt proceedings of NJ.
Epstein, OF Hampton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
William Jennings BRYAN CIub .

Eimetallic Democrats of the city will
meet tonight at No. 167 Water street
(upstairs) and organize William Jen-
nings Bryan Bi-metallic Club A cor
dial invitation is extended to all BIZ
metallists TO attend this meeting and
enroll themselves as members OF the
club.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
Striped
clearinghouse.

One of the seasons best
things, both in point Of style
and service. Pastel shades of
Brown. Gray and Green, re
lieved by dainty stripes Of
black, "a of aninch apart. So
inch, Sf.OO.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
Eye. Examined Free

DR.. A. Week manager of the optlca,
department of the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. Will examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially Invited 10 call. ie26-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
Injured His Hand.

Secretary Il. e. Dawes sustained
painful injuries Friday night by a fail
down the cellar stairway of his resi-
dence AS a result his right hand was
considerably bruised and injured, and it
will be useless to him for some time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
craney Island Hospital.

The Craney Island hospital, TO be used
by the city for the treatment OF con-
tagious diseases. is nearing completion
and will probably be ready for occu-
pancy about the 25th OF the present
month.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03

TIIERE ARE SOME SIMPLE RENE
DIES Indispensable in any family. Among
these. the experience OF years assures u.s.
should be recorded PAIN-KILLER. For
both Internal and external applications We
hive found 1t OF great value; especially
can VIC recommend it for colds, rhenma-
tism. or fresh wounds and bruises
Christian Era. Avoid substitutes, there
Is but one Pain-Killcr. Perry Davis.
Price 25c. and Soc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
Striped
Melanges.

Fetchingly pretty. New,
novel. Grounds Of Gray,
Green and Brown. Will make
a stylish suit, skirt or petit
coat. AS a petticoat material
we know of nothing that will
serve an altogether better pur-
pose. 39-inch, 50 cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
Joseph Brown.
STORE
what About
a Spring Gown !?

There never was such an
array of Spring Stuffs-Dress
Goods ~ seen at Browns,
whether early in the season,
or in the midst Of it. Wewere
never in position to show so
many.
You may buy with conf
denee now. Scan this par
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
6O-HnCh
Herringbone.

Brown and Gray. A light
blue or white vest willenhance
the beauty of the brown waist.
A heliotrope or cerise isa good
suggestion for a similar pur-
pose in the gray. A we'll seam
gives added dignity to the
skirt. Smarter things you'lI
not see, $i.2S.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
HOmespuns.

Yard widesin Gray, Medium
Gray and Brown, at 50.
A 58-in. the biggest IS value
we ever knew, by IS per cent.
Gray, Castor and New Blue.
Camel 5 air-Excellent shade
OF Gray So-inch, $500. PLAN
weave in lighter shade, So
inch, Si.OO.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03
WEATHER eEp1RT.

Washington. Feb. 2.-Forecast for
Saturday and Sunday:
For Virginia.: Fair Saturday and
Sunday; fresh westerly winds.
For North Carolina: Fair and warm
Ell Saturday; light to fresh southeast
erly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-03

"Adverstv nattereth no man." but the
pains of dyspepsia turn his attention to
Hoods Sarsaparilla and in its use he
finds Il cure.