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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
500 -REWARD-sIOo

The readers of this paper will be pleased
Go learn TINT there IS at least one dreaded
disease chat science has been able to .ure
N all its stages. and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medica; frazier.
nifty. Catarrh being a constitutional dis
ease. requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. thereby destroying
tn. foundation OF tbs disease and giving
tho patient strength by buildiag up the
constitution md assisting nature in doing
its work The propr.esors have so much
faith IN !ts curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that II falls to cara Send for list of Tes-
tinaonfa.s. Address.
FL. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 7sc.
Halls Fanny Pulls are the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

There has been much newspaper noto-
riety given a northern woman VINO
recently had accorded a pet dog LAVISH
funeral. with regular services attending,
and finally wound up by having the
remains OF poor, dead Towser inferred IN
the family burying plot" SAID we'll
known commercial man who was loungins
in the lobby of popular hotel Wei,
] came across a better one than that.
Though It is DID, yet comparat lively few
people ever knew OF it. and no less person
than Frederick the Great figured IN 1t.
I have just returned from a tour OF Eng
land and the Continent and in the course
of my travels struck Posen, a city on
the eastern border of Prussia Now, the
finest church in that famous o!o Town
was built by Frederick the Great For
centuries it has been a place OF worship,
but if it had not been for the death or
horse that church woulc never nave
been built Close by o bloody battle was
fought between the King ana me hus-
slams, and the former, beng always IN
the thick of the fight, had ms charger
killed under hin,-a noble animal. that
had borne him through many nsooay
fray. His joy over The victory that ne
had wen was modified by the loss OF his
steed, and he had erected the ci,urch reler-s
red to, in memory Of his horse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
The One Active Thing over rnere

McJgser-It should be cool enough on
top of some of these big office buildings.
Thingumbob-Fact. Take the .'Tiptop-
per- for instance. Now in one Of its ele-
vators there's 2 thermometer. and
McJ;gger-Reaily shows the difference
between the upper and lower temperatures,
Ell?
Thingumbob-Well, you'd be surprised
the way that things goes up and down.
Philadelphia Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
THE CAMPAIGN WILL BE A TAME ONE
COMPARED WITH THAT OF 1896
Republicans Will Not Have IS Much Money to
Spend and Will Conhne Their Principal Efforts
to- Few Congressional Districts-Pol-
itical News and Gossip.

The campaign in Virginia will be tame
AFFAIR as compared with that of four years
ago. In 1896 nearly every man, woman and
chIi IN his State talked politics. Much
bitterness was aroused. Friendships OF
long years standing We're temporarily. In
many cases. and permanently in some in
stances. broken. That was 4 contest that
will never be forgotten. 1t Is different
now. People are disposed TO View the is
sues Involved calmly and dispassiona;eiy.
Partisans OF Bryan OF Mckinley are dis
posed to treat each other with more con-
ei3eCation. The change Of political views
among the voters of this State has not
been very marked up to this time. There
are some who voted against Bryan Wno
are now supporting him and few, per
haps. who opposed Mckinley who Will vote
for him in November.
The campaign will open up IN earnest
about the first of September. The Repup-
ucans have not as yet Shown their hand.
-Four years ago they received conslaeTaoie
financial support from the National Com
Inittee but they can hope fer nothing .
the sort this year. No effort will be made
by the national leaders to carry Virginia
for the Republican ticket -Four years ago
they thought this State was lighting
ground" The result proved that they
were mistaken. It is understood that the
National Committee viii give help to the
party in a few districts in the hope of
electing two or three Congressman Judge
Waddill. VINO directed the Republican cam
patgn in 1885, is now out OF politics. having
been appointed to the Federal bench. Col
James D. Brady, VINO was MS leading leu
tenant, IS in poor health and will hardly
be able TO do any political work. The
Republican campaign will be directed by
Park Agnew. Colonel S. Brown Allen.
George f. Bowden. Morgan Treat. Cen
eral James A Walker and other leaders.
The Democrats will pay great deal
OF attention 10 organization. They will
concentrate their efforts in the few dis
tricts that are regarded as doubtful. Clubs
will be formed. as far as practicable in every
precinct. The Democrats Will not neglect
the talking feature of the campaign.
Vdrginians are fond of stump oratory.
Nothing pleases them more than to hear
q speaker with the ability and the courage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

naf1 as well rs an Increase in mem
bership-an example worthy of emulation.
Tho affairs of the association are under i
cnnzn-,-ative administration. as always.
and none who examine the work ta!Fiy ana
honestly will for L moment question any
of its business methods. The Workings
OF the T. p. A are as an open book There
is nothing to hide: and. is time advances.
each wear will see more members JON
in accomplishment of ends desired, which
Will bring further comfort and accomIno-
dations. Again as long as the world stands
there will be another class who stand
back until the work IS done, then rush
forward with SANDER on their lips TO par
take OF that which they refused to hsnt
for and abuse those VINO accomplish 50
rnltch. But it IS an old saying that there
Is some honor among all classes of peo-
pIe. ard it may be that, in their hearts,
these slanderers will some day appreciate
the truth sufficiently TO come forward and
ic,a the ranks of those gentlemanly trav-
cling men who work without pay for the
association which bears honor and Dig
nifty in all its work. Everybody can not
ION. and the, question of eligibility IS
rapidly wedding out many who apply.
1t is probable that some who question the
association and it's members have been
refused Yet the Travellers Protective
Association will live on and on. and each
wear will see it grow stronger and bet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

to '.Sail into the opposition. tear the hAde
from It and expose the weak spots OF rhe
adversary. Daniel, Martin, Montague
Jones, Swanson, Dick Marshal! and other
popular speakers, including the Congress
sional nominees and the electors. will spend
al Of Their available time in Ta!lyins the
voters 10 Bryan.
The Democratic orators will discuss
chiefly the issue of imperialism. They be-
lieve more voters can be gained by such
arguments than any Others that might be
used Much will be said by the orators
about putting down the trusts and the
silver question will not be ignored. Sena-
tor Daniels services will be in great de-
mand He will be unable 10 accept any
thing ike all the Invitations he receives
to make addresses.
Acknowledgement Montague is also in
Srent demand, and so is Mr.. Swanson.
There is talk of trying to secure joe
Blackburn, of kentucky; Charles 3. Ay
cock. of North Carolina, and other noted
stumpers to make speeches in the Ninth
and Tenth Districts
The gubernatorial contest has already
opened Up in eurnest, and the candidates
and their friends are doing some hustLns.
Nearly ali the leading Richmond polit!-
Clans nave pieuSeC Sui'pOlL ~ vi
EHyson, and have promised him the solid
delegation from Richmond. Most of those
VINO were very active for Tyler in 1897
are now Ellyson men.
This contest s going to be one of the
most interesting ever witnessed in this
State. Each of the five candidates has
a strong personal following. 1t is almost
certain that a convention will be called to
meet much earlier than usual for the pur-
pose Of making nominations.
It is practically settled that Edmund
W Hubbard viii succeed Mr.. Flood in the
Senate. He is at present a member of
the House Mr.. Hubbard, who is man
of ability. enjoys the distinction of having
served in both branches of the Legislature
al the same session He unseated by
the Senate in 1888 in favor OF Pembroke
Petit The member of the House from
Buck ngham died and aIr. HUBBARD was
chosen TO fill the vacancy. The Senate
rial district embraces Apponuttox, Buck
ingham and Fluvanna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
AUXILIARY.

At Il meeting in June last the following
committee was appointed 10 form La
dies Auxiliary OF the 7. 2. A. OF Aneri-
ca. for Post y and they are diligently
al work in this direction, hoping ere long
to have the LADY friends OF the T. P. 4.
enlisted in the cause. THIS auxiliary viii
b, regarded as a valuable acquisition to
the Post. especially Post a viii enter
rsin the National Association next May.
The conmittte consists OF Messrs. Lor-
-ajre. WaIlerstein and Boswell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
A Bad Break.

st say. Reggy. It was nasty mean of
you not 10 speak to me when you met me
downtown this forenoon"
..SEhy. deuce take it. man! 1T was your
own fault Us felahs are wearing lavender
ties this week and you had on pink one."
Judge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

There are few people in Richmond who
stamp-coilectors there are in this city. Yet
there are some Of 1.-THE the most valuable stamp
collections in this country hela ..a oy fu en-
nlond enthusiasts. and the c441!la1 u .' l1n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

There is trouble brewing in a West-I1nd
home. and It but requires a little blaze
to start a contiagratiOn of no mean pro
portions: at least, that is what those VINO
are on the inside" say. They are
couple NOT long married, and John san
likes to spend an evening once III d WINE
with the boys at the club.
Several of the boy decided that
little game, for the pleasure Of it, would
be a delightful way TO pass an evening,
and asked John to join them. Now, Johh
was at his office downtown one afternoon
not long ago when the phone bell rang
and Charlie, at the other end suSSest.o
that George and Billy had that night on
and proposed the evenings pastime. Jonn
replied that he had an engaS@ nent to 80
10 the theatre that evening, and could
not Join them He was mighty sorry
John went back to his desk, but The more
he thought of it th= stronger became ms
desire to join the trio. Finally he called
up his wife and, after telling her OF the
severe and sudden illness OF =
stated that he would take dinner down
town and go around to the house OF the
friend Immediately afterSard. Apparently
all was smooth sailing. but his heipmate
for life neglected to take the pnoh9
receiver from her ear when John ln1rne-
diate!y afterward called up Chari@. This
IS what she heard
Hello! Charlie, that you?'
Yes. That you, John?
You bet it is! I'll be with you boys
tonight
En-? Thought you were going to the
theatre?'
so 1 was, but called up the house and
told her that I was going round 70 see
- =, who vas taken suddenly i'll
| Iiow's that, old fellow? Worked like a
charm. Not an old man yet. but you
don't see any green in that eye Of rnins,
do you, Ell? Well have that little game.
Where shall we meet? At The
Just then there was a third party N
the field. 1t was a feminine voice that
interrupted the conversation Of the con-
sp;rators. John recognized the voice All
that was said was:
And you John are the horr5d man
that 7 promised to love, honor and
obey!''
john did not take dinner downtown,
but he told Charley the next day that
the game he went up against at home
was anything but '.freeze-out. though
the dinner was rather q cold lunch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

There is an uptown man who IS now
hard at work searching the statutes for
a law under which dogs can be arrested.
He has consulted several lawyers on the
subject, but none could aid him. Tie
trouble, it seems. occurred a few nights
ago, and his story is that we were all
sitting out on the steps when along came
a youth attached to one end of g chain
that had big mastiff at the other That
brute on passing, caught sight Of my
wife's favorite pet. big Maltese cat
There was growl, yowl, and skrmish.
The cat started down ths hall for the
dining-room with the dog in hot pursuit
There was a rattle, then a crash The
table was overturned, and the dishes,
from the way thsy were scattered around,
you would have thought that the partition
of China was already an accomplished
fact We can't find the cat, and my wife
has the Mysteries. The only thing the
fellow did was TO pat the dogs head and
call him good boy"
I'm hunting up the law, I am
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
THE ASSOCIATION.

How jealous I am OF that button waicn
bears the coIors of the Blue and "hlte.
said an old-time travelling man. as ne
pointed to the 1T. P. A" adornin2 tns
lapel of his coat. "This association mas
been kind to ME. It's assistance has oeen
more than I can tell. I suffered. and II
came to my rescue. robiy and true.
simply complied with the constitution and
bylaws in filing my papers. and the asso-
citation did the rest That tells the Waole
story. The Travellers Protective Associa-
ton is probably more often assaited IMAM
any other travelling mans organiza ton.
hat zach year shows all legitimate claims
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

Old Dominion also boasts one of the OH
cial stamp journals of the country IN the
Virginia Phiiatelist, a bright little monthly
magazine, devoted to the cauze of phllately.
In the current issue the Virginia Phl-ate-
list suggests "the Mikado should COM
p!ete the trio of his commemorative issues
by war stamp with the suggestive
scene of a Jap picking the chestnuts from
the fire for the Powers Another sug-
gestion is that Great Britain issue q
famine stamp in behalf OF her starving
subjects in India
Under the subject, More Ploughing of
Neglected Ground Mr.. John PaaizoH
suggests that a neglected field in the
revenue-stamp line is to be found IN
stamps printed on checks and other docu-
ments. Mr.. Paa!zow is the review editor
OF this novel publication. and he and the
editor-in-chief, Mr.. Aug. Di5tz, are the
proud possessors of collections that COM
pare favorubly with any private collec-
lions in existence. The latter makes a
speciality OF Confederate issues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19
TRAVELLER GETS
DOWN HIS GRIP
Members Of Post A Planning for Win
ter Season.
THE PRESIDENTS TALLY-H0 TRIP
Philadelphia Contingent w 5
Richmond Representative a Bi.
transforming Ladies'
Auxiliary.
HE PRESIDENT'S TALLY-H0 TRIP

Very little has been going on in I. P.
A. circles within the last month, an az
count OF the t1rrid weather. and the Chair
man Of the Press Committee has been On
a vacation down at Virginia Beach and Old
Pc.nt. Ires dent Saunders has also b5=n
out of the city on a business trip, and his
Philadelphia friends gobbled him up dur
ing his sojoura in Philadelphia by siyins
IN a taIIo-ho trip. This IS what Phil
udeiphia paper had 10 say about it:
on TALL1Y-HO "TRIP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

IN taLO-ho trip. IA!S IS HIstL 1t l liz
ildeIphia paper had 10 say about 1t:
ON TALLY-HO TRIP.
\ merry PARTY OF Philadelphia CONNER
cill Travellers. with c. W. Saunders, pres
ident oil the Virginia division OF the Tray
elers Protective Association, as the
guest Of homer, left the Hotel Imperial
shortly after three o'clock yesterday al
te-noon on the tally-ho Columbia, bound
for Indian Rock Hotel, on the Niss2-
aic5on drive, where mad beoa arranged
a programme Of entertainment included IN
Hhicn vas a splendid supper.
The oarty Was composed Of Harry q.
i7allow<. president OF tae Pennsylvania
division. T. p A.: Alexander McC4mLhea'
secretary and treasurer; ". D. Johnson
arst vice-presiGent of the National IraF-
eIers' Protective Association. and CHAIR
man OF the Pennsylvania divisions Legs
lative Committee; Frederick r. case.
Chairman of the Hotel Committee; Isaac
Lew chairman of the Employment Com
ittea and Fred. II hcIEIire, William 5
Sh;ndlpr. William Gerhab and Fred. Fal-
lows. directors; Herbert Russ, William
Fendrick, A. y. Jackson and Harry 3.
Ottey.
The return from Indian Rock was made
in time to allow President Saunders to
catch the O'Clock train for Richmond,
his home The Virginia metropolis IS the
place selected by the National Travellers
Protective Association for its next annual
meeting, and Mr.. Saunders has promised
PENNSYLVANIA delegates an exceptionally
good time during cnnveution-week.
Fer TILE, MEMBERS.
Some Of the T. P. AS IN Other States
are getting up summer excursions for the
stay-a Themes. and recently a most en-
joyabie outing was given by Post ], OF
Evansville. Ind.
But Post a. Virginia division. is looking
forward with a great deal of interest ana
satisfaction to the course of lectures, 70
be given this fall and winter, by some OF
the most distinguished orators in TINS
country, among them being Governor Bob
Taylor Hon. George r. Vending. Hon:
Alfred Taylor, DR.. Homer T. Wilson ana
Hon Luther NanSfip.
The following committee has charge Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

of Charleston, S. C, who has been labor
ing for many years in South China
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

Here's an exceptional Chiffonier
value at price which would pur-
chase an inferior make elsewhere.
This one is made of q selected oak
with a golden oak finish Five large
roomy drawers. Solid ~
post 20 st. e cs.s Or o = $50 1895
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

I'm hunting up the law, I am"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-08-19

john did not take dinner down-town,
but he told Charley the next day that
The game he went ND against at home
wa. ANYTHING but '.freeze-out." though
the dinner was rather cold lunch
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-05-26

'It is with good deal of pleasure and
satisfactl that l recommend Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and DiarrhOe rem
edy," says druggist y. w. Sawlelle. OF
Hartford, Conn. "A lady customer.
seeing the remedy exposed for sale on
my show case, said TO me: i really
believe that medicine saved nay lite the
past summer while at the shore and
she became SO enthusiastic over its
merits that at once made up my mind
TO recommend it IN the future Recon
a gentleman came into my slO.e So over.
come with collie pains that be sank IT
once TO the floor gave him dose OF
this remedy which helped him l re-
peated the dose anG In fifteen minutes
he lete my sore smilingIy informing me
that he ielt as well As ever. Sold 6y l..
Henley, druggist
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-05-26

A cough is not disease but symp-
tom Consumption and bronchitis.
which are the most dangerous and fatal
diseases. have tor their first Indication
persistent cough. aud II properly trea,>
ed as soon as this cough appears Sre
easily cured. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has proven wonderfully success
iul end gaissd its wide reputation snd
Extensive sale by its success in curing
the diseases which cause coughing. II
IL is not beneficial Il wil DO. cost you q
cent. For sale by l.. Henley. druggis'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-05-26
Personal and Local.
Happenings of Interest in and
About the Town.

Rsv. J. c. c-anbery was in Ashland
Thursday.
Mr.. Julius Helm. Of japan. after a visit
TO his brother. Mr.. Gustave Helm, left
NJ ,uday for Germany.
Mr.. NJ. W. Terrell. OF Palmyra. will be
ne e Tuesday TO work in this Office We
w .lcome him with open arms.
Mr.. w. NJ. Brooks and bride. Of Rich
mond. spent several days here this week
Mr.. Brooks went TO Yorktown today
AMI carried Mallory Gordon TO the Pen
itentiary.
The Executive Committee Of the col
lege. composed of Drs. Southall, Booth.
Lawson, Barnes and Hon. ]. \. Stubbs,
was in session here Monday. Architect
Dimmock's plans for the gymnasium
building were accepted. Bids will be
advertised for soon.
Otto Korb. Grand Chancellor, K p,
Boo vile. Ind. says "DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve soothes the mos telicaie
skin and heals the most stubborn ulcers
with certain and good results Cures
piles and skin diseases. Don't buy an
in Northumberland Henley, druggist
"No family can afford 20 be without
One Minute Cough Cure. II will stoT
a cough and cure cold quicker thar
any other medicine" writes &. W
Williams, Sterling Run, Pa. 1t cure
Group. bronchitis and all throat anC
lung troubles and prevents consumption
Pleasant and harmless Leonard Hen
ley, druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-05-26
Social and Personal.
Events of interest During the
Past Week
~ special Correspondent.

Mrs. Ljon 9. Tylr entertain a IA
whist club delightfully."- Wednesday aft
crnoon from Q To- Q. az her home on the
college campus. The house was beauti
fully decorated with roses and other cut
flowers. and an enjoyable menu was ser
vi Cd sex lr. ....... H-lc over. These
present were Mcsdamcs J. Leslie Hall.
John L. Mercer. &. b. 4 Coleman. ". II.
NJ soon. Hugh S. "ird Helen &. III
Blanche Moucure. Misses Elizabeth Cole.
mar. Edith smith. Cora and Estelie
Smith.
The a. r. VA. entertainment Monda,
night was quite a success. The evening
was delightfully."- spent
An enjoyable hop was given al Came
ON Hall last night from 9 to- l. Anon.
those present were Mcsdamcs Foster arb
Ncal. Misses Armistcad. Mercer. Ch-ist
au, Webb Wise. Waugh Morecock IT,.
Ter. Brooks AMI Sweeney. Mcssrs Lane.
Coles. Christian. Spencer. Smith. Stubb-
Foster White Davies. Pollard Barron.
and Kuepp.
Miss Henrietta Booth has bccn chos, n
Sponsor from this district to thc Confec-
crate reunion ar Louisville.
Lieut.. Rogers Galtlcn Wednesday Is
Nv Hampshire.
Miss Bcttie Hcnl-y has returned r. n
/ Nr,..r.,rf News r,.I.rr -h. .,..f %. rf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-05-26

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don't care whether he lives cor dies. It
did more TO give me new strength and
good appetite than anything l could
take. can now eat anything and have
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-05-26

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