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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
A Yan Who Robbed Newspaper Office and
Found Som thing.
Especial dispatch to The Tlmes.)

BLUEFIELD, w. VA, Oct 1s.-John
Brown. while intoxicate, last night, went
to sleep on the railroad track near orth
Fork Junction, with the result that ne
lost an arm and two fingers Off the otner
hand.
at Kyle last night an Italian named Joe
scosli was robbed of Sis in cash. He
&C used his chum, Mike Galisky of ne
hold-up, which was made with mask and
gun. He was to have started to tn Old
country to-day.
Nabe Holeman. a. minor, was killed in
the Arlington Coal and Coke Company
mines, at Arlington, to-day, by falling
slate.
C. L. Beard. an employe of the Re
.corder, newspaper at WEIGH. was CAUGHT
stealing s16.5 from the safe in the Office
last night Beard waived eSan'in"f Hn
before Justice Greenawalt this morning
and was sent on to await action of the
next grand Jury.
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BEDro.>D PAINT COMPANY.
Deeds to Land Containing Asbes-
Ashes.
Especial DiSp

Especial Dispatsn IS. The .tmcs.'
BEDFORD CITY, w, Oct lS.-Ihe
following officers have been CHOSEN ZOE
the new paint company, winch witi LesiA
operations at once on the l'tfla Oh 1uase
rohert FRAZIER, about u half mile south
of the town: President, Jucge ROBERT e.
Frazier. ranking Judge, G.. the FIRST JUDI
ciel Circuit at Detroit, Mich; secretary,
Dwight C. Rexford, of Detroit; treasurer,
Sidney r. Miller, president OF detroit
Savings Bank; superintendent, j. y. Wei-9
ster of Detroit; business manager, 'tdi-
ter Rran, of Bedford City.
The work of construction VIII begin frrp-
mediateIy, and Mr.. Webster is now en-
route from Detroit to reside here and take
charge. The companys chemist VILE al
rive later.
This paint. which is claimed to possess
elasticity and waterproof qualities un-
known in other pigments. will be burn
ed in the factory here by the Webster
patent calcne progress. ground and
shipped for use in large northern paint
works.
The paid III capital is $4,000.
Considerable interest attaches to deed
recorded this week of asbetos proper
ties situated near Thurman, in this coun-
~, about eighteen miles from BEDFORD
City. The first is from Jacob Sellers and
C..H sellers anu ltt5 VIE W Istil Sptliis-
Ter of Marietta, Pa. which, in considefst-
ton of $500 cash. conveys right, tito
and interest in and to all minerals. ex-s
cept copper. which may be found and
mined at or in q certain tract of land
lying in the south side of Bedford coun-
~. Va. containing 30 acres
The second deed is from Jacob Sellers
to D. A. BarrackEan and C. w. Gam
mon which for $3.50 sells an undivided
one-quarter interest in all options and
contracts taken or owned by Jacob Sell
ers, for lands and mineral rights III tho
county.
It is known that asbetos of excellent
quality is found in abundance on this
Sellers land. and the agent connected
with the deal says a company OK Penn
sylvania capitalists Will mine on an eS-5
teIisrve scale, and viii ship the product
from this point.
Considerable interest in farming prop
critics has developed during the fall. and
everyday there are people from a dis
lance looking at lands. Many small
transfe, have been made and some of
large importance. Mr.. w. NJ. DinwiGdie.
for the Southern Farm Agency. this
week sold the Lawrence Radford farm
of 24S acres. known as the Glenn tract
near Forest, TO Mr.. Latham Baldwin. Of
Richmond. Ind, for si5oo.
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GOOD ROADS TRAIN.
The Southern Railway to Give Practical!
Demon STATIONS.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tiules.1
WINSTON-SALEM n. c., Oct. 1S.-As
a result of effective effort, on the par, of
the county authorities, together with III.
Chamber of Commerce, President w FL.
Moore, OF the National Good Roads ASS
citation, arrived here this evening from
Washington and attended Il special meet
ing of the Chamber OF commerce tonight.
He made an senthusiaS> ic. address, ex-
planning in detail the object and plans
of the special good roads train TO oe run
through the South by the Southern Rail
way. Arrangements We're comp eted for
the train to make its first stop in Win
sron-Salem in its seven weeks tour
Mr. Moore stated that the train was ex-
pected to leave Washington Monday. Oc-
tober 18th. and arrive in this city on the
18th spending three or four days here
during fair week: The road was selected
tonight to be macadamized by the visi-
tors Arrangements were also completed
for, holding a good roads convention IN
this city November 1st and I'd. The COM
ulittee to make all necessary arrange
ments for the coming of the special train
and the convention is composed OF p
III. Hanes, chairman; Mayor Q. e. Eaton.
MAYOR r. A Vance. II. e. Fries, Z. "
Reynolds J. P. Taylor. CT W. Hinsha ",
W. n. Reynolds. ]. * Nortteet, j. y. Ma
sruder, ]. B. McCreary and j. w. Hanes.
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soJELCiI THE CR0AKERS.
Young Mes's BUSINESS Association Make it
Tue ;ais. step.
Especial DlspAtrn 10 -as Times.

Especial Dlsp.tCn 10 -as 1ifneSJ
WINSTON-SALE;M, October 1S.-An as
ISOLATION OF youGS men, wlicn has been
gradually developing for the past SIX
weeks and which IN the future Wall play
an important part il the growth CT the
Twin City, has been formally organized.
1t viii be known ard Incorporated under
The name OF the Young Mems business
Association, of Minston-Salem. The pur-
pose of the association has been well and
vigorously defined. 1t will. actively and
enthusiastically inaugurate plans at once
looking towards the material welfare of
lEiaston-Sal First of all, 1t spolicy
wall tie to discourage the "croakers. 1t
VII seek TO bring new industries TO the
town, advertise its resources and ad-
N.ints yes, improve railway facilities, and
promote the interests OF the community
generality $50 "a - z75
Rooms centrally located will be fur
iIished and kept open at all times. The
officers elected for one year arc as fol-
lows: President Mr. w. o. Griffin; Vice
President, Mr. g t. Tomlinson: Secretary
and Treasurer. Mr. Ny. NJ Hendren: Board
Of Governors Nessrs. r. W. Gorreil, Geo.
$ Norifeet, D. il. Blair. H =. Shelton, ".
ID Cur1,in and L. ~ o'Hanlon.
The charter list includes. -esides the
officers, f. S. Galloway. ]. e. Alexander,
II. G: LUBBOCK. Geo. s. Dwire, e. G. Hes
ter p A. Gorrell. Geo. ". Coan, II. w.
Ilronheimer. j. II. Foote. Jr.. j. S. Dunn,
g. D. Cromer. Thomas Maslin and a. NJ.
Coleman
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,,,,r ANY, E;s:,;A.U Il.

In creating q genuine love ior tiie pes.
in literature and art the. Importance %
in+arnretatiye reading can scarcely be
overestmated.
II is this combination of clear, intelli-
gent reading, with. an appreciative love
for literature, that gives SPECIAL value to
Miss Aunspaugh's courses in literature
and expression.
Besides gha Browning course az the
Womans Club Miss AunspauSh Will give
parlor courses in literature, normal
courses in reading and private and class
lessons in expression and English.
Those who are Interested in such
studies are invited to call or to address
Miss Aunsraugh, at No. West. Grace
Street,
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TRIED TO KlDNAP HER CHILD.
Mrs. Mamie Phillips, OF Newport News, Fooled
in attemct.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times.)

Especial Dispatch TO The I1mesJ
MAFIANOY CITY, PA, Oct 1e.-Excite-
nent ran high about the Center-street
School building this morning when Mrs.
name Phillips, of Newport News, at
tempted to. carry off her six-year-old-
daughter. Mrs. Phillips met the little one
gong TO school and by premises Oh eandy,
dolls and picture books, enttced her sew
eraI squares away. un.-l the little one,
fearing she would be late for school, reb-
elled and cried.
Mrs Phillips seized her in her arms and
ran, but the child's screams attract
ed a crowd, who pursued until the wo-
man dropped the child and escaped. Mrs.
Phillips returned later. but was foiled by
the teacher.
Benjamin CENSOR adopted the child
from the Chil6ren's Home in Pottsville
several years ago. since which time Mrs.
Phillfps has made four attempts to kid
naP her.
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.
Stepped from Track TO Avoid One Train and
Struck by Al ler.
Especial Dispatch TO The Times

Especial Dispatch TO Tie Times.)
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, October IS
Mr. j. w. Meyers, q well known citizen
of this place, was struck and instantly
killed by the cast-bound passenger train
between Clifton Forge and Lowmoor last
night.
MIR. Meyers left his daughters NIrs.
Lemmert's) home a lew moments before
the accident occurred in good health and
spirits. so tie only superstition is that he
racame confused and in stepping from
one track. to avoid a west-bound freight,
encountered the east-bound passenger
train then coming towards Clifton Forge
at full speed.
The remains were picked UP by the
trains crew and brought to his home in
Clifton Forge for burial.
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DIED AT NINETY.ONE.
Large Holiness Meeting at Curdsyille "A
Kankatec Bride.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)

tSpHCi3l DiSD3tcn 10 1Ge
SHEPPARDS, VA, Oct. 1S.-Arrs. Jude
Cox, widow of the late Matthew a. Cox.
died Sunday night at IL o'clock, in her
ninety-frst year, at her sons, Mr. Mat.
CoNs. near this place, after. a few days
illness. She was a most eStirnabie lazy,
and had a wide circle of friends. The
cause Of her death was old age. Two
daughters, Mrs. Jimmie Steager and Mrs.
Lucy Hooper, and one son, Mr.. Mat.
Cox, survive her. The interment Will be
in the family burying-ground tomorrow
at O'Clock.
Mrs. A c. Garrett is reported as being
very i'll.
Mr.. Hypse, of Salem. Va, the "Holi-
ness or Sanctifed'' preacher, has been
conducting q. series of meetings at Curds-
vile for the last week, having very large
congregations and many conversions. 1t
Will continue until next Sunday, when
there will be two sermons and intermis-
sion. A dinner will be served in the af-
terncon at the closing service.
Mr.. p II. Elcan, who has been in Kan
kakee for the last six or seven years, in
the grain business, is expected at ELK
Hail. tire home of his father, MIR. NJ.
q. I1lcan, next Thursday, the 2ith of DC
tober. with his bT,ide,:a hankakee girl. 2
Mr. NJ. c. EIlcail. Jr., who is in business
in Spray N c., will also visit his father
at that time
Among other visitors in the neighbor-
hood is Mrs. DR.. OSBORN and daughter,
of Scottsville at the Buckingham Springs;
also a number OF hunters, game being
p!entiful-deer. birds, opossums, &c. &c.
The farmers are nearly all through seed
ing wheat and cutting down corn. We
are having beautiful weather for such
business.
All the schools have commenced. in the
neighborhood. Both teachers and schol-
ars seem to be happy.
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FARMYILLE FACTS.
P. H. c. Rice Elected. Gem missioner Of the
Revenue Shot in the Foot.
(Special Dispatch to The TINES

Especial Dispatch to The TtTes)
FaRAVILLE, VA, Oct. 1S--Mr Z n
{, l2ice was elected Commissioner OF the
Revenue by tie Town Council asst Tues
day night. This office was made vacant
by the recent death of Mr. Herbert RICE &c.
Mr.. Harvey Drunheller accidentally
SHOT John Jackson in the foot Wednesday
AFTERNOON while the two were hunting.
Mrs. samue. Cunningham, OF ParEp.sia.
IS very III with the fever Her sister,
Miss Helen Hunt, who is a ira ned nurse
ia Richmond, las been telesraphed for.
Messrs. A. S. Lee ard Son, OF Rich
E,Invi1Ie Fair cne-hata ton OF suanc
for the best sample OF tobacco raised with
their Excelsior brand of fertilizer.
Mrs. Lula. Elliott, sister OF Mrs. Lock-
EFT Wonack, of Darlington Heights. died
ait her home. in Lexington. n. G, last
week, aged ffty-four years.
Mr.. Top Singleton. of Darlington
Heights, lost a. barn OF tobacco by fire
several nights ago.
.voa Robertson. q respectahIe eninrAd
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Ebenezer Associate Reformed Presby-
terian Church, near Kerr Greek, was the
scene yesterday morning at II O'Clock OF
a pretty marriage. Miss Minnie. Kathe-
rine Hamilton was united in wedlock to
Mr.. George a. Criser, son of Mr.. a. &.
Criser, of Bath county. Rev. D. P. Ne IL,
the pastor, performed the ceremony The
bride was becomingiy dressed in white
satin and wore a bridal veil. She is a
daughter of Mr.. John A Hamilton of
Kerr's Creek The newly welded couple
will make their home at Warm Springs,
Bath county, where Mr.. Criser is in bust
ness.
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Mr.. JORDAN RESIGNS.
Nobody Else TO Take His Place and He Has
tc Keen Ii.
Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
SUFFOLK, VA, Oct. S--Mr. Waiter
Jordan, Nansemond's Democratic nomi-
nee for the Legislature, and Democratic
county Chairman to-day at a mee.hs
of the committee offered his resignation
as chairman of the party.
There was a storm Of protest amons
the committeeman, but Mr.. Jordan IN
sisted and the resignation was hnaiiy
accepted.
They then cast about for a. new char
man, and several prominent Democrats
were put in nomination. There was al
ways something in the way OF each one
mentioned Finally, wnen the string OF
talent had been exhausted and the pres
sure upon Mr.. Jordan was renewed, he
consented to accept, and was reelected
by accianlatiolh
1t was decided to leave the arrange
,uent about speakers TO MI. JORDAN -
is the present idea to have one big rally
il. the county with music, oysters and at
least two orators Of State reputation.
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FELL FROM A TRAIN.
Mr.. Carlton. Bringig the Body of His Deap
Wife Home, Meets 4 ishap.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tin1es)
WARSAW, VA, Oct. 1S.-Mr. w. R.
Carlton, of Denver, Col, who was thrown
from the train between Baltimore ana
Washington, and sustained severe scalp
wounds, is well known in this section,
having resided at Heathsville for a num-
Der Of years.
Mr.. Carlton married Miss Grace De-
shields, OF Heathsville, and in 1880, owing
to her declining health, moved TO Colo
RADIO. Mrs. Carlton died on Sunday last
and Mr.. Carlton was accompanying her
remains TO Heathsville. The train was
in tunnel when he attempted to pass
from one car to the other and made q
misstep and fell from the train.
He was found about forty minutes
later in an unconscious condition ana
taken to the hospital in Baltimore. where
he now is. Mr.. Carlton is native Of
King and Queen county.
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coos ! IKE HOT CAKEs::v

..The fastest selling article / have =,
my store,' writes druggist c. r. Smith
If Davis KY, SIS DR.. Kings New his,
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
colds because il always cures. In NV,
civ years of sales it has never failed
have known it to save sufferers from
Throat and Lung diseases, who could ret
no hello from doctors or any other rem
edv." Mothers rely on it, best physicians
nrescribe it, and Owens and Minor Drus
Company guarantee satisfaction or re,
fund price Trial bottles free. Regular
sizes 50c and 81.
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FARMERS TO FIGHT TRUST.
New Steamer to Run from Weldon to
Norfolk.
Especial Dispatch 10 The Tinaen) ,

Especial Dispatch 10 The Tinoen)
WELDON. N. C., Oct 1S.-A meeting OF
the farmers of Halifax county has been
called for Monday, the 2lst, for the pur-
pose of organizing to fight the cotton II
trust, it is claimed. and to- urge farmers
to hold cotton seed for % cents bushel..
Similar steps are being taken all over
the State. and already it is suggested
that there is an axe to grind somewhere,
and that the organization will be dumped
into the political arena.
The steamer Chic recently built for the
Weldon and Norfolk boat line. arrived
here last night and is ready for service
on the Roanoke Rive line.
Work on the Seaboard Air Line iron
bridge is now being pushed rapidly, with
an increased force of hands, in orGer to
complete it before cold weather.
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HIs5LIFG IN PEliII,s

IT just seemed to have gone all to
pieces.'' write, Aired Bee, of Welfare
Tex. .Y,iliousness5 and a lame back had
made life a burden. 1 couldn't eat nr
sleep and felt Almost too worn out to
work when I began to use Electric Riff
tiers, but they worked wonders. Now I
s1een like top can eat anything b,,,o
rained in strength and enjoy hard wor.. ),
T,bev give vigorous heath and new ,iro
TO weak, s;ckly. rundown people. Trv
them. Only SOC. at Owens and Miners
drug store.
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Hudcl,es.ui,-.5ass.,.i!.

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
F'ARMVlLLE, VA, October N.-The
Presbyterian Church at Smithvi.le was
the scene of a beautiful wedding last
Monday, when Miss Bessie Marshall,
daughter of Mrs. Agnes Marshall of
Pamplin, and Mr.. Charles Eudcheston, a
prominent merchant and Commissioner Of
Revenue of Charlotte county, were mar
ried The bridesmaids were dressed in
White with blue rosettes, and carried
bouquets of white crysanthemums. The
church was beautifully decorated. Rev.
Mr.. Miller performed the ceremony. The
bride and groom left for northern
tour.
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Mr.. James Monroe, a prominent farmer
o; the game county, Rev. D. J. Shopon,
assisted by Rev. C. w. Brooks, cfficiat-
ing. The church was handsomely deco
rated Among the groomsznen We're
Messrs. e. c. Bell and j., B. Jones. OF
this city. Miss Blanche Edwards, sister
OF the bride, was maid of honor, and
Miss Julia Buir-uss. of this city, played
the wedding marches. Following the GER.
emony, a largely attended reception was
held at the home of the brides parents.
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POT-HuNTERS FINED.
GUYS Confssated to Pay tn: Charges Of the
Isw

Special Dispatch to The Times)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Oct. 1S.-A- C..
Lost. W. Garrett, and A. D. 1ost, of
Newport News. were fined $3.50 each by
Justice Carlton at Toano Yesterday for
pot-hunting on Branch Martins farm.
Having no cash. their guns We're taken
to pay the fine.
The Eastern State Hospital Board yes
tercay authorized the Executive Com
mitcee to let the contract for boring an
eirht-inch artesiau we'll.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to The 7. n. c..
"A. gave a reception to the students to-
night in the college gymnasium. Choco-
late and cake were served.
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man living near Panplin. had his stable
and horses burned up one night tras
week 1t is thought to be the work of an
ircendiary.
Mr. n. T. Morris. of Richmond. is con-
fined to his bed by sickness at the home
of IDS brother, Mr.. G.. Fl. Morris.
Mr.. Frank Hamlett, brother of Drs.
John and Bob Ffamlett. of Farmville,
Gied at his home in Pamplin this week
The protracted meeting at the Metho-5
dist Clsair--h this week is being conducted
nv tfo To- S. II. Thompson, of the Bap-
fist Church. -
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Alton Notes.
(speci..i Dispatch TO The

Especial Dispatch TO The Times)
ALTON, VA, Oct. 1S-A1r. John S.
HAYS has accented a position in Rich
mond with the Mosby nurseries.
Mr. d. MacGresor has also accepted a
position in Richmond with z. B. Taylor
& Co.
Rev. Mr.. Hartwell Hawthorne has re-
turned TO Alton from a most pleasant
visit to his father, DR.. J. 3. Hawthorne,
ir Richmond
Mrs. Robert Smith. mother Of DR.. Hart
Smith Of Waynesboro. who fell and
broke her hip several weeks ago at her
home, below Alton. is very seriously i'll.
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Iiildrup-Coleman.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct. 1S.-s
AT st. Georges Episcopal Chapel. in
Spotsylvan1a county. last night, Miss
Grace Coleman, dau ghter OF Mr. and Mrs.
George D. Coleman. Of that county, was
married to NJ. Austin S. Hil6ruD, OF Bal
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Scuii-Dayis.
(spccial Dispatch to The Time

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes)
WELDON, n. c., Oct. 1S.-Mr. Leon
Scull. a leading lawyer of BERTHE county
and Mayor of Windsor, was married yes
terday to Miss Mary Beaufort Davis, at
the beautiful home of the brides father,
Mr.. George w. Davis, at Arcola, in War
rem county. Miss Davis is one OF .-le
most accomplished young ladies in East
ern Carolina.
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Amelia Matters,
fspecls, Dispatch TO The Times

Especial Dispatch 10 The Times.)
AMELIA. c. H., VA, October 1S.-The
friends of j. n. Meade are glad to learn
mat he is Improving very much after a
very severe attack Of fever, lasting five
weeks.
The turkey season came in Tuesday and
the hunters have killed a great many Of
them.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Especial Dispatch 10 The Tincs)
FREpERICKSBURG. VA. Oct. 1s.-At
Grove Presbyterian Church, in lower
iFauqu4er- county, Yesterday. Miss Anne
II orabelI Edwards. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. H Edwards, became the bride of
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Good Roads Train.

Especial nispatch to The Tines.)
vISsToN-SALEM. n. C., Oct. Is
President ". N. Moore, of the National
Good Roads Association, arrived here
tonight to confer with the business men
IN regard to the Southern Railways spe-
cial good roads trains trip south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
,uEUycA,s rANoUs BE,17r,rs

look with horror on Skin Eruptions
Blotches. Sores, Pimnles They don,t
have them, nor will any one, who uses
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It sIorjfies mo
face. Eczema or Salt Rheum vanish he
fore it. 1t cures sore lips chapped hands
chilblains. Infallible for Piles. o5c ST
Owens and Minors drug store.
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Superintendent Henry j. Coin has re
ccived a letter Of thanks from the Car
rival Association for his good work III
keeping the streets clean during ..le
Carnival.
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Colonel oge In Newport News.

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Oct. 1s.--Col.
I Hampton zHoge, Republican candidate
Music tonight TO a fairly large audience.
Ex-Consressman George f. Rowden pre-
aidea 83
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Rockbrldge Weddings.


Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LEXINGTON, VA. Oct. ISN'T. j. n.
Hickman and Miss Mary A Coleman.
both Of Rockbridge county. We're mar
ried yesterday morning at the Farsen-
age of Trinity Methodist Church. Row.
T II. Light oflc1a ting. i.5s 5sss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
les AND PAINS

ACHES AND PAINS of rhellmatism
are not permanently, but only tempo
rarlly, relieved by external remedies.
Sarsaparilla. which corrects the aciditv
of the blood on which rheuna tisn de-
ponds AND cures the disease?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-19
CliI,Y 4 rtiiaA1I1,ss

We have a targe collection of Chrvsan-
themnms. Roses, Violets and Carnations,
also Palms. Ferns and other house plants
Call and see them MANN e BR0WN
No. West Broad Street.
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WE WANT your ORDERS

for coal and wood the ensuing season.
Our long experience in che business en-
ables US to guarantee you entire satisfac-
ton. or1ce ana yard, seventeenth Street.
between Cary and Dock
80 II z DEN CO.
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The President "a slave to Catnrrh :

D. r. Sample, President of Sample m
sta,ment Company, Wash, Pa, writes:
..E,o,. Years I was afflicted with Chronic
Catarrh. Remedies and treatments by
SPECIALISTS only gave me temporary re-
lief until ! was induced to use Dr.. AS
,oy,s Catarrhal Powder. 1t gave al
most instant relief and has proved the
one good thing in my case-3l. SOFA
nv POLK Miller Drug Company.