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The sun., 1901-10-13
ALLEGED SHOPLIFTER HELD.
Woman Says She L. VIE Of Dr. Palmer
Chase-Turning Goods Into Money.

A young woman who first gave her nAiise
~ Mrs. Bessie Henderson and then said
she was the wife OF DIR Palmer Chase of II
Horatio street. was locked up In the Ten
derloin station yesterday afternoon ON
charge Of shoplifting The complaint
against her was made 10y Detective Bernard
OF the Siegel-Cooper Company's store. She
In specifically charged with stealing elk
worth so and obtaining siS,s under false
pr-tences. although Detective Bernard
says her stealinss amount TO much more
The woman was employed by the siegel-
Cooper Company about three weeks ago
When she asked for employment she lgaNe
the name OF DIR. Palmer Chase OF II HorAiio
street as reference The store was evidently
satisfied with her appearance, for without
looking up her reference she Wa- put 10
work In the silk department She hadn
been there over two day, according To
Detective Bernard. before silk wa ni~-eSi
The woman was watched. and her method
of getting away with the goods wa novel
one. II what the detective says l. true
Detective Bernard said that when rhe
would come to the store In the morning -he
wo uld wrap several piece- Of silk under
her skirts Sometime she would wait
until the evening and take them home
Her favorite method. according 10 IN"
detective, wD 20 wrap the silk m some
paper used in the rtonr and carry u out
with her on the pratenc' of going 20 lunch.
The detective sayS she would go 10 'he Nor
ton Hou-a and from there write a letter on
the hotel paper. signing the nam" "i
customer, saying that tn" silk she i"tufn'l
didn't suit and asking for "A Crylit check
for IL She would send a messenger hoy
To the store with the bundle and note. and
lac would bring her back the Cr,siit check
The following daV Detective Bernard
SAYS. she would g. iu another department
in the store and purcha-e small articl"
worth about 10 cents. She would pr''-'nt
the credit check in payment and get ~"
change The detective saws that IN"
WORKED this game several tims--. and We
finally caught M IN" act Yesterday after
noon and put under arrest
At the police station she said she was
Mrs Bessie sH~nderson, ~ years old, ~
II Horatio street Then she broke down
and said she was Dr Chasa's wife She
said she came here from Philadelphia
about three weeks age with her husband
la Philadelphia she said they met With
hard luck and she was arrested for pa-s-
ing three bad checks on tire" different
drv goods stores She vas rc.ra-sd On
81 2oa bail and she told the police that
hor family had settled up with the stor"-
and 'he Indictments were quaShsi
At the Hnratin street address the woman
who keeps the boa riing house there was
greatly surprised 60 hear that Mrs tha-'
had hnen arrested The buariing huu-''
k"epe- -aid that tine woman had i--on there
thn- weeks She went away for two
dav- and when she came hack she brought
hcr husband who. he landlady said. ap-
r-ared TO ~ n very rr~t-rctabe man She
-aid that thew was a doctors diploma In
hrs room and -ha Thought b" was a grndu-
ate Of the University of Peun-ylvauia
The sun., 1901-10-13
SHEPARD BETTORs WANT ODDS.
One bet OF 5000 10 - 900 -Oner of
s3. 400 Against ~. 900.

One hot at odds in favor Of Low was
mad. In Wall Street yesterday, G. VI. Min
zesheirner wagering 1900 to 500 with
Frank Philips Mr. MINI e-teimer al-o
made a bet Of s2 SO even on Low with q
Mr.. Colgan. and he raid that he had tried
To place H,O0o more on Low. hut that the
best offer he could get in the Broad street
curb market where a good deal Of this
year's election betting has been done, was
- go of Shepard money. Mr.. Mnzr-
slleimer has bet t2i GO on low and he said
yesterday that lac thought IL was cinch
10 hc, that way. Another bet on Low
was made by L. J. Mccarthy. who waR"r,d
500 even with j \ Clark. Mr.. Mccarthy
also bet 500 to tso with Mr.. Clark that Low
carries Kings cOuntv.
Altogether there was hot ween 5000
and $1,000 Of Low money Offering in the
curb market yesterday which was not
covered 10y hackers, Of Shepard Kerr
A Go. ~ tn. Stock Exchange the supposed
handlers Of the 1ammany betting fund.
however. denied curb reports that they had
been bet TO a standstill
The sun., 1901-10-13
Mr. CORTELiOU ~ CANTON.
The Mckinley Estate All Appraised -Nrs.
Mckinley Improved.

CANTON. Ohio, Oct y Secretary to tho
President George u Cortelyou spent tho
day In tho city attending to matters In
connection with the estate of the late Pr--i-
dent Mckinley. Most ~ the time was
spcnt with Judge William X Day, the
other administrator Of the estate. and the
appraiscrs appointed 10y the Probate Court
Tn. property has been practically all ap-
prai-ei. hut the inventory has not b""n
completed III" Law allows thrrc months
for the fling 81 the inventory. hu, IN this
cas-. as much time as that will not be re-
quir,-d The business affairs ~ tho late
President are found in very good shape.
and rapid progress has been made IN pre-
paring for the final disposition of the estate.
SECRETARY Cortelyou is also on" Of the
trustees Of the Mckinley National Memo-
mai Association and came here from ClcVe-
land. where tho organisation ne",ing wAs
lin. will l.. devoted to the raising of fund.-.
and nothing will H. done for tie pr'--rnt
a. 10 the form = the prnpr-'d memorial.
Nr Cortelvou found som" Improvement
In Mr. Nchiniey's condition Crnlsa'"d With
tls "a; tins. h. saw her, nearly two weeks
az. Shr has -inc,' continued 'h- pf",
r,nfntua t.rgun tlr day after th" fui~ral
~ t.kirs -.v-ral drircs each day, oi'~ 20
them always Including visit - The t"fnh
az her husband Shn siill levl- hrf t'-rcaN"
rnrnt ks-nly. bui = l-,arlug Wy we'll, and her
fr,.nds at~ v-ry hof-aful Nl" shows ~ y"
tr,..f,-.t IN the Afhirs - tlr dsy and ha-
i.-.n A,e g. ciy~ c,ln-id~rshlr ati"iii"n
A.. tl,. ,satt..f. "a haisln.s- which Law" i--n
ts,--,nif.d o. h~f boz e-snii.ciiuil Win The
administering 20 tlr. estate and With h''f
zen tsut--fty. which is alsn t-,ing usatAE"h
lN JudRr naV and ~ssrfvfarN turtclNun
Usesstts sas saa nsrH.sFsts
10 t..u .sut sarfs.sftI u.sHtfuT b. sHif fitir .
. tt.u.rls rHsnErsf. hrs IH. 80 tuftlsnai
1. psU llars 80
The sun., 1901-10-13
THINKS ms WIFE Gran
4. y. Taylor Hs. Her Taken 10 the Insane
Pavilion at bellevue.

Mrs Ella Taylor. the wife Of A y Taylor
OF the contracting firm of Wright. Grey
A Tavlor of liza Broadway. was taken
90 Bellevue Hospital last night by n police
man and put In the insane ward Mrs
Taylor was without a hat or Jacket and
was taken from the stoop of boarding
house At $40 West Fifteenth street Tn"
police say that Mr. Taylor had a patrol
the station
Mrs Taylor according to the boarder-
al slI West Fifteenth stre.,. where she
has beon since Thursday, has been spending
the summer al Bradford. Pa II IL said
that she Wa operated on several times
aud has not been we'll The boardcrs
-ay that li"r husband came 10 the hous"
yesterday afternoon and asked her to
sign some papers She refused and II ~
said they had "a quarrel He left the house
and she went 10 the boarding house n ass
West fiite-Tth strept with the intention
ot engaging a room there
According 10 tho police Mr.. TAYLOR has
planned l. put her Ia the bloumingdale
Insane Asylum. and has only hal her de-
tained at Bellevue until Monday, when
hs can g,.t Magistrate 20 commit her
There j. u rccord al the police station which
saws that Mr.. Taylor was examined by
Dr. schultz Of the New York Hospital and
pronounCei insane
GA 10 boarding house where Mrs Taylor
has been stopping sin~a Thursday IL was
said that she appeared To bF perfectly
rational Two young men. who said they
were James Nog"l and Charles Carroll
and boarded az the same house with Mrs.
TAYLOR went 20 the West Twentieth street
police station last night and asked for
Capt Moynhau. They said they had a
letter from Tammany leader Keahon ask
ing Capt MoynlhAn TO do whhi he could
for Mrs Taylor The Young men said
they were sur" she wasn't insane, Capt.
Moynhan referred them 10 Commissioner
The sun., 1901-10-13
an RTtDY TOR 4 LYNCHTNG.
>esro Was Innocent and the Mob let
Him go.

GAINESVILLE. Ga. DC, l2-The negro
captured at 1homaston yesterday charged
N't as-aIl,ing Mr. Sims a. Barne-vilc
Nas iHD'oou' She said that he was not the
man v .1 bad assaulted her When the train
arrived sith tho negro on board fully 500
men v"rc ~ tho station determined tn lynch
nm Y Do" va she right man Sheriff Howard
"tplalDod 90 the crowd that there we're grave
n"u'e- ~ 20 the prisoners guilt and took
nun .. jail In ten minutes the crowd that
me- N' train had leen r,inforc>d "a .Oo
hi1 -fr.uuded 10" Jail pr'pard 90 take
'hr .i~HUrT
l... vso' asked 10 diSJer~.. until Mrs.
Nin- sHnY.i identify him. hut thi- they w.
''.'H' 20 f.p. Ihev werr willing fur the
10 us taken isfnrn h~f. but wcro
H.i 20 g along and lvnrh him
'H NH. ne ugi' man. Gov tan0lrr had
.-r luNi-s-l g 'ltr rundition and hAd
f1 Hsi Hl' tha lAfus-,iilr klu-- who
H'.I.ni f thr -,-fp. ~ thu time and
isH.- Nh-rf Howard Tho api-'aranr.
'.T m.Ifia had the 'f'-cf ~ arlusiEg
4" H".H ald 80 --sN.ral minute. s~fiuus
.". ."H aI4 HarHl iUtuiu.tt
f.' D.usiinrH'iH afgun~ui ihe NIB
1-..H's.i 'H allow fhr Sh-ria ant ten
i' H" '. tatr tin iiri-iurF tu tho sinus
3 born uirN aruvs-i wlih 'ip- ucgrn
'f NIlu. eyed him ois@'ly and Ih'n Stid
Nar r.f IhH wau H. was th~il tai~n
. auI fs.i.s-sai Fi. tn.uis-fs ~ Ice
-III fHaf tii. wp.-ts wsuli b. hurns-t-
I'D. I.s'' ulan Na- tstIfd AuI lsiiui-is'.'i
The sun., 1901-10-13
STt INFORM DRO
wouidnt Leave steamship on Hoef ny
Gangp,snk and Are landed IN n HOY.

Nine dromedaries and baby camel a-s
duartared a. HeNamer's stables IN Hudson
str.ct. Hohoken They arrived on Friday
In the Hamburg American steamship Graf
Wader~ca from Hamburg. and ara con
signed 20 For-paughs Circus They will
- OBTAINED ten DAYS IN Hohuken. and II at
the I'D of that period they show NJ svmp-
'oius- ~ disease they will 10 sent to tho cir
Gus Two ~ the dromedarie- are said -
h. iha largest imported.
Their. wa some trouble landing tho an
imal- Yesterday They refused 20 walk
down the ganRplank. and cage was con-
rtructed into which they w"r' placed one
~ q time. and taken from the steamship p
20 the pier
The sun., 1901-10-13
WOMtN SHOT ~ THE MEAD,
Husband Says Revolver Thst Tie Held was
Discharged 10, Accidcnt,

Policeman MoriRr'v when passing IN"
house A. 2ss second stree, last night heard
a PISTOL shot inside Going upstairs no
found Annie Schofcl lying or the floor
unconscious With bullet wound IN hcr
head Her husband Rupert. cobhler.
Wa detected throwing revolver down the
air~haft but be- said he hat shot h- Wifo
accidentally wh,lc examining the revolver
which holong'-i to B'uJanin kornh hl"th, a
Young Russian who hoardei with the Nchpi-
fel- and Who a. in th" house a, thc time
81 the shooting The pChc" arrested both
men ~ suspicious pcr-ors.
MIR Schofcl Wa taken To B'lleyu"
Hospital. where IL was -a,t h"r condition
" A. CTItlcAL-
The sun., 1901-10-13
SLAMMED ON THr PRISCILLt.
waiter. quarrel In tho Kitchen wuI Have
Fatal Result.

Frncst Bradhv, q colprsi waiter, em-
plpvci on tho FAN River Line steamer
Priscilla. Wa fatally stabbed IN the chest
and wrist last night bv Walter Sheppard.
another waiter.
Ihn fgh' took place iu m" kitchen u
tho Priscilla. uIst before the boif started
Tho men Co' into a quarrel aut shepard
-.ty,.l q litclt"u knti" ard str1IrS NrsdbV
two. Rradbv va taken Co th" Hudson
S'r,-ri Hospital Nh'Jart "-gap"i
R-ntbv. who is = vglr~ old and mar
,,..i lives nj gns MD-t S,NfN--.-uud ~fr-Ut.
n, coroner Hnrt. who touk hi- ante mprt"m
statement. Rrsdhy SAID 'hnt be- had nu'
given Ii- h--allau' auv csu-' for a'taCK,
.,o..t,' thai o." a-t ri for q hsuk.
The sun., 1901-10-13
UTO kNOChS BOr DOWN.
Driver J.. y Harris Arrested -Bo,'s Right
leg iirokrn.

Louis J Harris. who said he was the
general manager Of the AutomohlieIouring
Company and who lives nj the Waldorf
astoria wa- arre-ts~i lhst night Tor runnif g
down with hi automobile fourteen y"ar-uId
Abraham Ni-linSkv ~ Ca Fact Third street
NJ Finh avenue and Fiftv-ninth s'rr''
Tho bov wa. crossing the avenue To 90 INTO
Central Park when Mr. Ilar-is came along
alnu, in his arc. automobile, the h'si
Rover.
Young Mishinskv didn't see or hear the
rarNiu~ and Wa knocked down hart.
h.. rclt thigh lring broken and his body
hadly brui~sd Park Policeman Mooney
took Mr Harris to the Fast SiNtv-s"Ncnth
- r,-,f pnlicn station where b" Was d"iaiu'd.
The hoy waS taken 10 the Presbyterian
Hs-pltal
The sun., 1901-10-13
r.>.s pc.pcrade shot Dead

Ar,uN. Tex. Oo'. iS Ia" polio" al-
thoritp,- hrr,. r.~ivsi wori TODAY -
tl,. killing uf J-n u Hardin, = d"~ivrlio
Vht u-',l % hN" near h.n- ~" sH- ~hf
,tr,u,h fh, hcaft bv John !. ~nuwd~
tr a saloon 90 IlaIrmout Tex. Snu~drn
va -hu' ami .,'rtHu-ly wounded hv Harin
.av.ra.I mlrf.I. arn. Hardin was a hr'"hrr
nf J.hn W,-lry Harliu Nhn during he
exciting pap-r iu l"Na- Aiii'-i several
feN veaf~ agi
The sun., 1901-10-13
THE"0LD HOMESTEAD" ROBBERY
Detective Ceonors starts Tor THIS sr> wua
the sas .ooo Bcod. ite Recovered.

IruaCA. y. Y. Oc'. &c 7 ConncrS.
the Pinkcrt IN dr,cciivc who f.rncted on, tho
So 90 tbefi from Mr.. DcnmAn Thompson
and uther nernls'rs - ti,c Old Homestead
Company and caused ~. Arrrst 81 Chaflrs
Nurris i.ft for N.w lork City to-uigh' With
: ha sss on oi Mr. 1hotuI-ous Pullman
Palace Gar ,yrtihcAtcs in his pc~k.i lie
-avs that u.a'lv Rn 20 tn stolen Jewels
hav. alssb l--,u I,.Cuvrr,-d C1Arl.~ Nurtis,
thf susI-ri.d thief. cspu'os--d a. thiri ~
palics Corusllv to-,ial but lAtcf r,iracied
his confession Tlr a<i,i.ucs. i- oNrrw lplm-
ing agaiusi him. - far b. has ls-.n an
AiI. io s-rcur hail Norr1s ~s- a trusted
.nplnys-' - 80 Ishigh NAllrv hail.cnd
scfnI,auy and his hois--iy Gnioig husin'--s
men - iie Otty va unqus--iiuiis.d ~ ~ss
nui in d"lf O." suy d-Er-' anf lac fri~nds
81. ufalilr Co unsisrrtaud his fall he Ntll
usi TO- iHuurhi i-iuf, iis Grand Jun ufiii
Is-Nuis.f
f-l.sd e.t.ss p~i-aa reiassi
ssfs I@a-sl Gst.s->- stsst
The sun., 1901-10-13
rHI>kS M ~ , GRr,T rorT.
tIaIIurinaiion eft sugar PLANTER Vito
smashed Thlngs ibeard the NAdians

lb1sri the steamship Madiaua wiIoh
arrtys.l bon Rrsuklvu Yesterday from N~-'
Iu.nar y.it- va. Nirha'i ltrsuv. - vcar-
.LI a sugar planter uf Santa Cruz ~"
,, .t,r,y go tho ouutry in ki-If r. -l-'s'' lu
pI.IaIrlfNua pr N~Iurv-iH, last NJ
grss, sfut-f.ts4 tho tu.u'Ur. in AI- state
t...f. ami fHu. ".F fHr lamp thfur'-
ari thr,v 'i'.u u,'1'r'af al. 'ainf'-
Ir.r.r .aI I. tNHU go BRADY va r,f
s.ngl.rl.l. I|l, rarIhIu uI. Hutf hfs.N
,rtF Hf.G.kIt. t.rHugI f'I|s Nlu vNa. fH
al. Del IA ra- hr-tV l-rIrrr- fiHf o." is
a srsa p-f DO u-rfsi r'r-H tay afd
mFhf 90 'lIs v"EHr
The sun., 1901-10-13

- kHIrriHsH "a apsssufsr hui 80 Nsr 4 uft
NN. laHr fnH frHfF fuf uinF uHlis rs ann fiIs
"HHff inf fiFtf ftur satfhn H Nmrf thf 80
H' .f. Frr go ffsF sW tnoussnas =aeF
The sun., 1901-10-13

A. h. tnf Nss hnrt tsalra sna . a. - tn'
- 49, Ne Yea ta o. rzIH 900 fetrrn 80
-. 40 r.Hr anH $40 tifHHI rfH a. frsrfHes
l.....si tsts. "a u.sas ~ 80 i@s Asssfas4 AZ
trsssiItun 40
The sun., 1901-10-13

gs.YIf4snf.rg nef tttn ~uuttru ~ -
rf,aaud tan thssts tn 30 fw.uffn NfutN ft"fiAs
-. tsiis Itsffsft dfufnE and sieflluf - 49,
40 Nee Num aa.Hfh a.I hHN JUS hl.'adNel
The sun., 1901-10-13

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The sun., 1901-10-13

r.lssai raissa' r-iaua Tsiasa
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-02
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
Something new Under
The Sum-"

All Doctors have tried to cure at arrh by
the use of powders, acid gases, inhalers and
drugs in paste form. Their powders dry up
| the mucous membranes causing them to
| crack open and bleed. The powerful acids
used In the inhalers have entirely eaten
away the same membranes that their makers
have aimed to cure while pasts and oint =
ments. cannot reach the disease. An old
and experienced practitioner whe. has for
many years made close study snd speciality
Of the treatment Of Catarrh, has at last per
fected Treatment which when faithfully
used, not only relieves at once but per
manently CUES tarrh, by removing the
cause, stopping the discharges, and curing
all inflammation. 1t is the only remedy known
to science that actually reaches the afflicted
parts. This wonderful remedy is known as
'SNUFFLEs theGUABANTEED CATaRRH CURE"
and is sold at the extremely low price Of One
Dollar, each package containing internal and
external medicine sufficient for q full
months treatment and everything necessary
to its perfect use.
"Snunle5' is the only perfect uatarrh
Cure ever made and is now recognized as
the only safe and positive cure for that an
noying and disgusting disease. 1t cures.all
inflammation quickly and permanently and is
oi9O NOnueIluIly QUICK 10 IeleNe nay fcYcr
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atarrh when neglected. often leads to
Consumption-"Sn uflles' will save you il
you use it at once. II is no ordinary
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Address Dept. E $50, EDWIN b. GILES &
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-02
LIFE A CENTURY AGO.
memphis Commercial Appeal.

|
One hundred years ago man could
not take aride on steamboat.
lie could not 80 from Washington to
New York in few hours.
nc mad never seen an electric light
or dreamed Of an electric car.
He could not send telegram.
lie couldn't talk through the toIe.
phone, and he had never heard of tho
hello girl.
Fe could not.ride bicycle.
e could not call in o stenographor
aud ic1ate lelter.
lie Lad never receiTed typewritten
cjm aunicaton.
he bad never h, ard Of the germ
til DRY or worried over baculi and
bacteria.
lie had never loo plea -ant before
a photographer or had Lis picture
taken,
de never heard pnonogrSpa talk
or saw kaleidoscope tu~u out O prize
fight.
He never saw through Weqster'g
Unabridged Dictionary with the aid
OF a Koentgen ray.
He had never taken a ride in en-
ele ator.
he had never imagined such a
thing as a typesetting machine OF a
typewriter.
He had never used anything but a
WOO len plow.
He had never seen his wife using
SWING machine.
He had never struck a match on his
pants or anything else.
He couldn't take an anaestic and
have his leg cut off without feeling it
de had never purchased q 1O.cent
which would have been re-
CARED as o miracle of art,
He could not buy paper for cent
and learn everything that had hap
pened the day before all over the world.
He had never seen a Mccormick
reaper or self bindiAg harvester,
He hal never caossed an iron bridge,
In short thore were several things
hat he could not do and several
Kings he did not know.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-02
SOCIAL DONT'S.

1t is due your hostess to act as j
you were delighted to be her guest; tC
appear boared is an outrage upor
hospitality.
No matter what arguments arise in
social gathering, don't lose your
temper.
Lovers wha outrage conventionalties
in order to spoon" will will not be be-
loved of social censors,
Don't explain-as a rule, nothing
matters enough in society to warrant
Iengthy explanations; elongated apollo
gies are equally tedious.
x%
Fads are all right, if one can keep
tbem harnessed, at home, but to
mount our hobbies and prance around
our friends drawingrooms is to con-
fess ourselves the reverse'of agreeable.
To criticise ones host manner Of
entertaining shows we have not learned
tie alphabet of COOL breeding.
Don't accept an invitation unless
you intend to keepit.
TRANSPORTATION BARGAINS
From August LIST to 10Th and from
September 1st 10 10th, inclusive, the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail.
way will sell roun& trip tickets from
Chicago to st. Paul and Minneapolis
for Sl0.35; to Pueblo, Colorado Springs
and Denver, 800; and to Ogden and
Salt Lake City, Utah,fo $1,000. These
are less than the regular one-way
rates.
On other dates, from now until
August 3lst, inclusive, they will make
round trip rates of $3.50 to st. Paul
and Minneapolis; $3.50 to Colorado
points; and S44.50 to Utah points.
Return limit of AL! Tickets, October
31st, 1901.
On August 9th and Goth, only S64,-
90, Chicago to California points and re-
turn.
The Chicago. Milwaukee e ST. Paul
Railway operates the "Only Electric
Lighted Trains into Omaha" the
''Pioneer Limited" to st. Paul and
ether up-to-date trains.
- ascertain how to avail yourself OF
these, ske cheapest rates ever offered,
drop postal to w. S. Howell, General
Eastern Passenger Agent, New York
City; or to Edmund Janeway, Travelling
Passenger Agent, No. AZ S. 3rd st
Philadelphia.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-02

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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-02
RELIEF IN SIX HOURS.

Distressing kidney and bladder dis
eases relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure,
1t is great surprise on account OF its
exceeding promptness N relieving pain
in b adder, kidneys az back, in male
or female. Relieves. tntioa of water
almost Immediately. you want quick
relief and sure cure tia { is the remedy,
Sold by B. H. Gcrrell, druggist, Lex
pgton, Va.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-02

How Few Persons Escape tooth
ache; how many suffer unnecessarily
BY the use of Perry Davis Pam Killer
thes'pain is almost Instantly stopped AMI
acomplete cure effected. For swollen
jaw or face due to ul.,rated teetu
Pan-Killer acts like magic. DO no.
suffer moment but get bottle. Avoid
substitutes, there is bat one Pain-kller,
Perry Davis. Price Zoe. and SOC.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1901-10-02

The peoples verdict upon the charge
against Admiral Schley that he
smashed Ceryera's feet without the
aid or consent af A liniial Sampson is
already written and reads: "Guilty,
with hearty congratulations