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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-01-08

REV. w. G. SMITH will preach at
Cassville on Sunday the l4th at P.
NJ. instead of 10 A. NJ. his regular
hour Protracted meeting will be
gin about week later. There is
talk of a union meeting here with
the Clawson chapel NJ Z. congrega-
ton Rev. L. A Core will return
about the same time and remain a
few weeks before starting on his re
turn to India.
You can buy Jackets, Capes, Etc
at your own price at the Novelty
Cos.
THE Grand Jury in Taylor county
has indicted the county court and
they are in for terrible row. The
county court has been very parsimo-
nious and the court house is nearly
ruined in consequence. There is go
ing to be a lively fight over the mat
ter.
THE genuine Banister $500 shoes
only SO. 90 at Waters up-to date shoe
Ste
Select Oysters only 25c per
quart ut st. Clair's. They only
charge for the oysters-nothing
for the water.
IT has been reported over town
that the hardware business of the
late Henry G. Baker will be closed up
but a reference to the account of his
will to be found in another column
will show that he directs that the
store be continued as if he were liy-
ing by his executors. The business
will be continued under the firm name
of the Henry c. Baker Hardware Co.
YOU can get more groceries for
your money at ID. F. Kidd's than
elsewhere.
SEVERAL people have been in town
with subscription papers collecting
money for the Lemley Brothers wha
were burned out at Randall short
time ago. Marcus in particular los
ing everything he had in the world
even to his household goods. The
plan is most commendaLle one and
everyone should lend his support
to it.
THREE different styles OF the guar
anteed water proof shoe at Waters
# they leak you get q new pair.
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HoykA Wozyantown.


ing on the lecture course have not yet
decided what they will do but the
chances are that it will be arranged
They deserve the backing of everyone
in the attempt to supply what we
have been deprived Of for the past
few years.
LEONARD SMITH who has closed
his business as meat dealer on North
Main street will be in the shop every
evening from seven to eight for the
purpose oil settling with all who
may be indebted to him for meat. If
The display OF eatables in front
Of st. Clair's Restaurant is
enough to make anyone hungry.
1t is very creditable display.
THE roads have become very muddy
on top but lower down the ice is not
yet melted. This makes very bad
place FOR horses to retain their footing
but it is preferable to mud several
feet deep as we will have it later in
the winter.
The best meats in town at the
City Market.
The best pies in town log at the
O. K. Try them.
MoRGANToWN's muddy streets will
be the next thing that will require a
remedy A street sweeper or some
thing of that kind is needed and need
ed badly here. The streets are in a
terrible condition. OF course they
will be more apt to get that way be-
fore the rest of the paving is done
than they will afterwards. They
ought to receive the best attention of
council
If You should notice that crazy look
ing display in front of Smiths dry
goods store, don't make unkind re-
marks about the displayer's taste; its
only a peculiar was we have of sug-
costing that you can find the greatest
variety here, to be found in town.
tSmith's have it,
THE only place in town to buy
groceries, fresh meats, oysters and
everything you want to eat, is at
the ClIV Market.
NEW names are being added to
this papers subscription list every day
The people of Morgantown have the
best small daily published in the
state at their services and they are
supporting it as it deserve to be pat
ronized They want all the news all
the time and this paper is the only
one that gives it.
Buy the Walk easy shoe of Wa
ters', only $3.
THE various churches in town that
are holding reviyals this week invite
the attendance of those who are in
terested. Several of the ministers
have started protracted meetings and
these will be continued as long as
there is sufficient interest manifested
in them by the public.
BUSINESS is increasing rapidly in
the sale of fixtures of all kinds for gas
burners, at Smiths dry goods store,
because they are good, and cheap,
which combination will make any
thing sell.
If you want first class bottled goods
go to Nye's.
OLD Virginia baked beans at the
o. X. So per plate.
VEGETABLE soup, hot and good,
Sc per bowl at the @. X, Walnut
street.
THE best l5e meal in town at the
0 K, Walnut street.
THE retention of Doc Stathers as
the head Of the Weston asylum is an
insult to every woman of the state.
Ii the condition of affairs keeps up at
Weston that has obtained there re-
Gently someone will rise up in his
wrath and remedy 1t. The board has
shown that it is not as decent as the
ansavory doctor for he rendered his
resignation and they refused TO accept
il.
PosrEN's City Market IL leader in
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0he People

Can't agree as to whether Boer
or Britou will win, but they
are unanimous in their opinion
about you winning if you will
only buy a few lots in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-27
TUCKER MEMORIAL HALL.
Found Dead on the Mountain With
Marks OF Violence on His Body.

Found Dead on the Mountain WIN
Marks OF Violence an His Body.
LEXINGTON, va. Jan. c6-Special--
Tucker Memorial Hall. at Washington
and Lee University, is now under ro.i.
and presents massive and imposing APP
pearance. with its gray limestone walls
and slate roof. The work on the interior
CT the building is progressing rapidly
Charles Miller, a young white man. VINO
lives on the headwa.ers Of North Buffalo,
ahis county, was found dead on the OPP
l4osiie side of the mountain. near Gaia,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Tuesday morning. lie was badly bruised
about the head and body, and it IS be-
lieved his death was due to violence. a1ow
IL occurred is mystery He was about
twenty-eight years old.
Mr. and Mrs C. IL. Minse, of fNe'w Or
leans. were in Lexington this week Wis
iting their son. who is a cadet captain
at The Virginia Military Institute Mr.
Ninge is an aiu1nnus of the Institute,
and was ranking captain Of the cadet
battalion at the battle of New Market,
and commanded the cadet battery.
Among dhe number mentioned In the
casualty report from Manila received at
Washington this week, General Otis re-
ports that First Lieutenant w c. Gel
ger, well-known in Lexington as one Of
the Virginia Military Institute boys an
the regular army, was wounded IN 4
sgft with some OF our newly-acauired
natives in tho shooting preserve of the
United States. on January 18th.
Admiral j. T.. Day is now visiting his
family at their home, Hickory Hill, in
Rocldbridge county.
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UNDER FALSE PRETENCE.
Railroad Operators in Hands Of Law

Railroad Operators in Hands OF Law
at Marion.
MARION, VA, Jan. 26.-Special.-Th
grand jury last week indicted Mr.. p S.
Swain, of New York, and G. S. Lands
for procuring goods under false pretence,
and applit atoms for requisition papers
have been prepared and forwarded to the
Governor.
These parties operated the Marion and
Rye Valley railroad, and mined ore in
Currin Valley last year. and the indict-
mcnt was made on the complaint Of mer-
chants of this place, who paid off their
hands to the amount of about three thou
sand dollars.
Mr. w l.. Lincoln, Of the Lcol1 & Lin
coin Company. left for Baltimore last
night, and will marry Miss Smith, of THAT
city. tonight.
Politics are remarkably quiet. The an
nouncement of Mr.. Swanson for Governor
caused some talk. which would lead TO.
the inference that Ellyson was possibly
the favorite here. Just now, for that Office.
. Everybody seems to count on ,Rhea and
Walker being the candidates for Congress
this year.
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JAMESTOWN ASHORE,
Tried to Avoid Coal Fleet and Blown
Out OF Course by Gale


Out of Course by Gale.
NORFOLK. VA, Jan. 2G.-Special.-
The Old Daal.n.on Liner jamestown.
bound from Newport News for Norfolk,
with half cargo, went ashore near Lam
be1ns Point in a 44-mile gale. at 1850
this morning. She will probably be
floated without much injury. although She
appears TO he hard and fast.
The Jamestown tried TO avoid a coils
ion with a large coal fleet at anchor off
the shoals, and Rugged the latter rather
close. The gale carried her inside the
buoy and onto the shoals.
At the time OF grounding the big steam
cr had on hoard only freight. The greater
portion OF this was removed to-day in
barges, hut she Was not 1ightened sufi-
GENTLY to float.
Tonight II is not thought the ship has
been seriously damaged. The wreckers
have little hope OF releasing her as long
as tho wand continues high and keeps the
tide back. or that there will be any
change Before Sac A. NJ. tomorrow. if
then.
The Jefferson. Old Dominion steamer.
due here this morning. came up to her
wharf at S o'clock tonight.
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MONTGOMERY COURT.
a Large Criminal Dockct-For a Road

a Large Criminal Doc1ct-For Il Road
10 Black sbEr.--.
cHR1sTLANSBURG, VA, Jan. 20
Special.-A large crowd attended Mont
gomery County Court, here. Tuesday.
Three indictments were returned for
felonies.
AS no cases We're tried at the December
term. there is full criminal docket,
which viii, consume the entire week.
There is great difference of opinion
among the people here in regard to the
macadamized road from this place to
Blacksburg. which is now q probability.
The people in the southern part OF the
county, as q rule, are opposed to 1t, while
those on the other side generally favor
it.
The Legislature will doubtless be asked
to pass a law enabling the Supervisors
to tssue bonds for 5000 10 build the road
:nd establish tcll-gates thereon.
The hog law is also receiving consider
able attention. and large number Of the
people favor 4 law to prevent hogs from
running at large on the public highway,
and the representative from this county
will he asked to introduce such a bill in
the Legislature.
Capt Jno. r. Johnson, w. L. Pierce
and Chas. !. Wade were appointed APP
praisers for The estate of the late Hugh
c. Guerrant.
The lnuInps and measles are prevalent
In most every section of the county.
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ILECISL TOR r, TO
GO Il'OPEIE:R' ( 5; r
Unprecedented Attendance at the
colored Normal.
HEAVY TOBACCO SAL S.
VIII Try to Get the Governor to Com
mute tho Sentence OR. e. slaush-
lcr-sknil Crushed Under
Dumping Machine.
HEAVY TOBACCO
VIII Try to Get the Governor to Com

PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. 2G.-Speciai.-
The Senate and House Committee on
Asylums and Colleges will arrive here
from Richmond Tomorrow morning at s:ao
o'clock, and will be driven out 10 me
Virginia Normal and Collegiate institute
and the Central State Hospital. The OBJ
iect OF the visit of the committee is to
examine the grounds and buildings of
these two State institutions.
There arc more students at the Viz
rinia Normal and Collegiate institute
than there have been for The past ten
wears These students are from all parts
of the State
TOBACCO SALES.
The sales OF loose tobacco at the ware
houses still continue very large. me
highest price obtained to-day for the
weed was SIS per hundred pounds.
Dr.. III, NJ. Harnill. International Field
Secretary, addressed the Sunday-School
Workers of Petersburg this evening at
Washington-Sucet Methodist church Inc
audience was a large one.
Last Wednesday night. ::oout II o ciocR'
a barn at City Point, belonging TO cap
tain Proctor, was destroyer by ire, To-
Setler with about Is barrels OIL corn
and some farming implements Inc ora-
sin OF the fire Us nnkonwn
A TOURNAMENT.
A tournament will be given at Peanut
Sussex county, on the I'd OF tepruary
next
The representatives from the camp Oh
Confederate veterans here to the pubic
gathering Of the Grand Army of the Re
public Post of Springfield, Mass to be
f,eld OH the sOth instant, Will leave here
on Monday next.
No business was transacted in The
Hastings Court to-day. All Of the cases
l1ayc been disposed of on the criminal
docket
Mrs, Bartlett Roper, who has been quite
III. is improving.
MERCY FOR SLAUGHTER.
1t is said that an effort will be made
nv the friends of r. i. Slaughter to get
the Governor to commute his sentence.
Slaughter was convicted in the Hastings
Court Yesterday af assaultins and beating
Edward VIM, and his punishment liked
at fifteen days in jail and line OIL 80.
Christian kronberser, German, en-
pIoved on the Richmond, Petersburg and
Carolina railroad, in Chesterfield county,
was caught beneath a dumping ma
chine this morning and his skull crushed.
II is thought that his Injuries will prove
fatal. The injured man was brought to
the Home for the Sick In this city.
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A splendid water Power.

SNOWNILLE. VA. Jan. 2S-Special.-
The Virginia iron, Coal and Coke Com
pany have taken an option on the land of
Mrs. Lizzie Hall. for the. purpose of
utilizing the water power for an electric
plant By cutting q tunnel less than a
half mile long they will get the fall of
the river for seven miles, which will give
one of the most valuable water powers
in the country, as the river has a fall of
this point.
Mr. Thos. III. Smith killed the largest
hawk ever seen inAthis section. 1t meas
ured four feet. ten inches from tip TO tip,
and weighed thirty-eisht pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W.<a,rice returned
Hast evening from Bristol. where they
were quietly married on the 10th instant.
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all happiness and prosperity in the flu
tire.
The bridal party left on the I. o'clock
train for the north.
LYNCHlNG INVESTIGATION.
Corporation Court InquirinG Into
Watts Death

VIRUS DCslGt1.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. 2G-spec-
ial.-The grand jury of the Corporation
Court has been engaged all day III the
investigation of the Watts lynch1ns.
Practically the entire day was devoted
to its consideration. Something over a
score of witnesses. were examined, in
GLIDING Simpson, the husband of the wo-
in42n outraged by Watts; House Ser
geant Booker. from whom it was claimed
the mob took the prisoner: Tom Sally,
who was with Booker at the time, and
many Others.
Tho authorities here expect in short
time to institute fight on the slot ma
Chimes which have recently obtained such
a vogue. Just what Will be the plan of
attack, the authorities themselves prob
ably do not know, as the machines ere
SO shrewdly constructed they seem to
fall well within the law. If there is no
other way, special legislation will be in
troduced bearing on the subject.
The City Council will shortly ask the
Legislature to pass a bill re-imbursing
the city for the money expended during
the yellow fever quarantine. 1t is deem
ed as just claim as those of the
Grimes battery, of Portsmouth, and the
Naval reserves, Of Norfolk
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THE TIMES: RICHMOND. JANUARY q, 1000
BANKRUPTCIES E.l,l sNor1CEs.


sIN.THE DISTRICT COURT oFTIIE
#sS UNITED STATES FO STHE,gsEAST-.
rs ElRN DISTRICT OF'sVIRGIN1A:s
In the Matter Of ss No. 112:o
- GEORGE "a. RANEY, In &c.
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
j On this Odd day of January, q,
1900, on reading the petition for discharge
of the bankrupt, 1t il @
Ordered by the Court, that a. hearing ne
had upon the same on the 6TH.DAYsO.f,,
FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1900. before saia
court, at Richmond, in said district, It u
O'Clock noon; and that notice thereof be
published in The Times, :newspap &;
printed In said district, and = tina aall
known creditors and other persons IN N, n,
Sterest may appear at the said time ana
place and show cause. IL any they nave.
why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
And 1t is further ordered BY the Cou.!,
that the clerk shall send by mali 20 Iall
known creditors copies of said peution
and this order. addressed to them at 1neir
places Of residence as stated.&,,,,,r.r
Witness the Honorable SDA1ONI'
.WADDILL. Jr.. Judge of the said .court;
district, on the 22d day of January. a.
d. 1900.
(Seal) s. ..,,-r. - go.
BY Jos. P. Brady, Deputy Clerk
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4 THOUSAND TONGUES

Could not express the rapture of Annie
f. Springer, of 1925 Howard St, Philadel-
phia,. Pa. when she found that DR.. King S
New Discovery for Consumption had
completely cured her of a hacking cough
that for many years had made life a bur
den. AL other remedies and doctors could
give no help. but she says of this Royal
Cure-.'it soon removed the pain in my
chest and can now sleep soundly, some
thing can sea, oa)y remember doing be-
fore feel like sounding Its praises
throughout the Universe. So will every
one who tries DR.. Kings New Discovery
for any trouble of the Throat Chest or
Lungs. Price 50c and s1.o0. Trial bottles
free at Owen & Minor Drug Co.; every
bottle guaranteed.
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Beck-Yollngbiood.

PETERSBURG. VA, January. 26-spee-
ial.-A pretty church wedding in Prince
George county was celebrated at Gary,si
church yesterday at 1850 o'clock A NJ.
When Miss Mabel Youngblood, the beau
stiful and accomplished daughter of Mir
Louis Youngbiood. of Prince George
county. became the bride of Mr. Rudy
Beck. a prosperous and popular young
farmer OF the same county. s
Tho church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, and flled with the Hre-
3atiyes ard friends OF the contracting
parties. who wished the happy couple
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-27
HonRED THE GRAVE.

A startling incident, of which Mr.. John
Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject,
is narrated by him as follows:aI was
in most dreadful condition Ny skin
was almost yellow. eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and sides,
no appetite-gradually growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians had given
me up. Fortunately, friend advised
irving Electric Bitters'; and to my great
10Y and surprise, the first bottle made a
decided Improvement. I continued their
use for. three weeks, and am now well
man. T know they saved my life, and
robbed the grave of sanot Their victim. =. No
one should fail to try them Only 5octs,
guaranteed, at Owen & Minor Drug Co.
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Crushed to Il Pulp.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 26.-special.-Ed-
ward Powell (colored), employe OF the
Norfolk and Carolina Chemical Com
pany's fertilizer factory, was caught IN
the shafting at the works to-day, whirled
around the swiftly-turning shaft for some
moments, his body finally falling
crushed and shapeless mass some dis
lance away.
Life was extinct.
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AMELIA COUNTY.
Compulsory Vaccination Ordered by

Compulsory Vaccination Ordered by
the Supervisors.
JETBRsvILLE, VA. Jan. 2e-specia'.-
Farmers are all busy stripping and mar
kcting tobacco. most Of which is being
sold at Blackstone and Farmville at sat
isfactory prices.
Or. G. G. Esgleston, late OF Amelia
cour-house and formerly OF Richmond.
has located here for the practice of his
profession.
Mrs. G. >. Gibson has been quite IL. for
a day Or two.
Mr.. "A. a. GrigE continues cutie sick.
Cnptain Frank Soulha!l. OF Prince Ed
ward. was reported to be IN dying con-
dition yesterday. His brother. DR.. J.
". Souiha1l. IS with him. l.
Cards are out for the china wedding
OF Nr. and AIRS. r. w. Tucker. Of
11aStonsYilie. Va on January 10Th.
Numerous essM Of smallpox are 70.
;nogtol u Ghs nsaG hbesaOoa koS Deatons.
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BY virtue of a certain decree. entered
in Circuit Court Of the county OF He Hem ~
on December 49, 1890. in the SUIT OF w.. va,
ME NJ Ford vs. Jenkins NJ. Jones, e 's as,
We will sell, al. public auction on Tue
premises, on
at 10 o'clock NJ, the property described
in the aforesaid decree, as follows. 80
All those three certain PIECES w
PARCELS OF LAND lying ana nsli !, ~, -,
the county of Henrico, onNthe Ceep c;tr
of Richmond, embracing all those three
certain lots Of land. more particularly de-
$scribed, marked and laid down IN the plh ,l
recorded in the office OF the cod daea from
sarah E. Jones to jenkins NJ Jones, re-
corded in D. 5. i24 a., page ,4ti so-m VIII
Lot No. 3. containing 32A ACHES anu
lying on the north side of the Deep Kun
turnpike: Lots Nos and 4 on said plat.
containing. respectively, II 1-3 ana 5o4
ACRES. with the improvements tnereoi.
being the same real estate n, %n lives Va" hy
deed from Sarah E. Jones, bearing cake
10th day of May. E1SSS.
This farm is one OF the most desirable
around Richmond The soil is frst-ciasS
and the improvements in good order. con-
sisting of good frame dwelling, oarn,
&c. and also a good store lying elres..s
on the BroadStreet road, which runs s
only a frst-class farm, but also nne
business stand for a general country
store.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay taxes
and the costs of this suit and expenses OF
this sale. and residue upon the following
credits: The sum OF Sl7.2J. payable on
February {, 1890: the sum of $o92 .. on
the 7.h day of August. 1900. and the resi-.
due of said purchase-money on the lst
day of December, 1900, the purchaser
executing his negotiable notes, payable TO
the order of Edgar Allan. Ir:. and Nm
NJ. Turpin, special commissioners. for
such deferred payments. and the title Of
said property shall be retained until the
whole purchase-money is paid and a con-
yeyance ordered by the Court. OF all cash,
at the option Of the purchaser.
EDGAR ALLAN, JR.,
W. M TURPIN.
Special Commissioner
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EnIulcc-WaInOcl.

JETERSvILLE, VA, Jan. o6.-Special.-
Mr.. r. NJ. Farmer, a prominent farmer
and miller, of this neighborhood, and Mrs.
Sallie II. Wamocl, daughter of jacob
schlegel, of this place, were married yes
terday.
1t was quite q. surprise to their friends,
as no one knew of it. They drove to
Crewe and were quietly married at Rev.
J. c.. Reynolds They were both very
popular, and have the best wishes OF
host of friends.
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EDITORS AWFUL PLIGHT.

F. NJ Higgins. Bditor Seneca Ills)
News, was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until he
tried Buckien's .Arnica salve. He writes
two boxes wholly cured him.. It's the SUR
est Pile Cure on earth and the best salves
IN the world. Cure guaranteed. Only q
cents. SOLD by Owen Minor Drug Co.
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SALE on BOYS, SHOES.

Berry & Co. put on sale, to-day TIVE
tables of Misses Boys and Chiidren,s
Shoes. One represents values up to SOU,
from which they offer your choice at
s,!45-the other contains shoes that yes
tcrday sold for sl50, from which you may
pick for S. cents. All sizes-all leather.
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FIRE IN LOUISA.

HOrscs, NIufcs and Cows BUFncU III q
Stable.
s GAYS. Va, Jan. 26-Special.-The large
stable and barn belonging to Miss Lucy
B. Hope. at Jackson. were destroyed by
fire at . O'Clock >tllis morning. Miss
Hope had one horse burned in the stable.
and Mr.. J. w. Harris, a tenant. had two
horses and one COW cren,ated. He also
had one mule burned. The loss is very
heavy on Miss Hope, but she is more
able 10 bear it than Harris, he being a
poor man with large family.
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Droppcd Dead.

PULASKI, VA, Jan. 26.-Special.-1ra
Hall, about eighty years old, dropped
dead this evening at his home. about TWO
miles from Pulaski City. He had been
we'll and at work all day.
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.THar rHRoBBlNG HEADACHE

tl9TH AT I'll INOatIlIAD-tCHF 3
Would quickly leave you. If You used
Dr.. kings New Life Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their matches
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them Only % cents. Money back if
not cured Sold by Owen & Minor Drug
Co., druggists.
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LOST AND FoU Nd


LOST, ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
ONE SETTER 8DOGj about three years
old; white with black spots; slight tan
marking OUTAGE. Answers 10 name
Monte. Has collar on with my name.
Reward if returned to GRAY NOSE
Z LEY, All east Franklin. jto1