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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
Mr.. Adams Sent Out on the Day
Set for His Wedding.
GROOM FAILED TO SHOW UP.
The Wedding Supper Was Prepared
and the Wedding Garments Were
Ready, bu, No Bridegroom.
Supper Eaten Without Him.
Especial dispatch to The Times.)

stSPeclais Dlspa ten TO II he IlneS.)
DANVILLE, VA, November 2l.-Niss
LILY Barrow and Mr.. Ricnaru Adams were
to have been married last Wednesday
night The ceremony was scheduled to
| be performed at the residence of the
brides mother. on Front Street Though
wedding garments all ready and the
preacher in place at the appointed hour.
the wedding failed to come off. The de-
1ts@ was owing to the unexplained absence
OF the groom. who failed to show up. The
wedding supper was therefore eaten with
cut him.
a telegram received later explained mat
tiers and showed that while the groom was
absent in the flesh. his heart was hover
ing overt the scene&of the Interrupted nup-
tiais It seems he is the employ of
the Southern Railway Company. q corpo-
"a ton that knows nothing of sentiment.
and was sent off on an unexpected run.
which caused him to miss connections and
made it impossible for him to get here.
Mr.. NJ T. McISinsey. for the past six
teen. years in the employ of the Southern
Railway Company. has resigned his po-
sition as cashier with that#company. His
5resicnation went into effect on the first
OF the month He has been succeeded by
Mr.. H e. L. Pierce Mr.. McKiusey is
enc of the Oldest; and most trusted en-
plores of the Southern Railway in the
city, and his resignation is a source of
general regret
His resignation was on account of i'll
health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
NEW MINISTER AT CHESTER
Meeting OF the Ladies Parsonage So
c;.ty-N ~ Seed Store.
n;.,,tnb T,Sag ,-i,,,,s

>
CHESTER. VA. Nov. 1.-THE Viz
e;nia Methodist Conference has made
change this year for this field. The Rev
j. ii. Kabier, who has been the pastor
here for two years. is sent to South
Portsmouth, and the Rev. j. I. Sewell
was sent from South Portsmouth TO this
charge AIr Seweli was here yesterday
looking after some matters relative to
his charge, hut did not call on any of
his people He is a perfect stranger to
the flock here, and they know nothing
sof the man or his ability. It is pre-
sumed that both will be at their new
posts in the course Of ten days.
The Ladies. Parsonage Society met
here this afternoon. Mrs. j W. Ivey.
the president. arrived early by the troll.
ley line. Mr. William Irey and William
3. Winfree. from Lynchburg, have been
on a visit to Mrs. Ivey.
Mr. Irving Ivey. who has been clerk
ing in S. a. Perdue.s store at this place.
has accepted a position with s. ITllmsn.
in Richmond. and will begin work there
on Monday
1t is stated that Mr. a. C. Diggs and
his brother Percy. with another gen
#tleman, who have been with T.. W..
Wood and Sons in the seed business In
Richmond for a number Of years. will
open seed business Of their own in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
EXCHANGES DIVIDEND
Eastern Shore Farmers Sell Their
Produce Tt1raurh This Company.

tSnecinI Disyatcl - "a. Times
ON1ANGOCFN, ~. November 2f.-The
Directors Of the Eastern Shore of.Nir-
gil,ia Produce Exchange haze declared
4 dividend of seventy per cent. for cur
rent year-tifty per cent in stock and
twenty per cent cash. The Exchange
is a combination OF about fifteen hun
cirsd farmers from AccuinaG and North
ampton. and was ganiz q tl!rae yea $
ago for the purpose Of dealing in Irish
and sweet potatoes, berries. peas. and
other truck This season over five huns
#tIred thousand packascs have bser tau-
died. asgregatin a business OF over one
milion#of dollars.
The Exchanges greatest advantages
ore the praper dstrihu.i9n Of potato 8,
thus preventing the ov Is ncking Of any
r,erket and a better grading OF stock
hv the farmers. To accomplish tEis in
srectors are appointed at eacil station
CT wharf on the Shore The general
office IS at Onlev. and al produce IS
..cid or shipped through that office. VIII
liam A. Burton IS general Manager:
Edward F. Miles. assistant genera ma NJ
aeer and Alfred ]. McAIath. secretary
and treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
FIRE TX sJiISfIED
Considerable Dsr1aEe . Farms on
Warrr Sprgags NJ ii tain

Eli w 1rrrl# 1Dftc2rS WI u EEftiL}
Ic,,,.si,.l nj ..3.tts Is 5
| y,-,1s7T ssrryT>SrsS. ~ s@6e .FBe
-, -. a,.,.... tau If
| ne lnesF,1nv "A %, sss been On ire
Move far sI,s,ttr teIt ,fsls s....g TIA atterl. $
..r5g,57t - tl.,;gIasse h.5s aas gar
t;e5,i, rf,. HI tI4s ys 81 naE6p;I of tha
- Frf.af.f,.s S.Ff.I a,er feaEes
i,..s-s .f,.ss fr,..5 and n
sg,-naa rf.5ss .ts9q9et ~ grain
oats e,lgr g.s. 4ehH Ge-
| .+rol-ssf S fiIiss gGt .#tiE@sg ON
| M rInfir.t.stsI Gs4 "a q, tE foot or
/ M ua.tE.t.ilz fa5 is tesfioa aud watch
I thefr h6G4es Fltsa down. Fne rs i Ua-
1 53jY.f eGIf S,yq and 10 further tIouble
n I. ,,,st ,....9ss t.sayy rain fell gestef-
ffFy aF., ttis f70taitIs and et3de{i the
| games IL. er raat5t rush of de tructtoa-
-T.fs ps..S Eba firSt :stilt toHta for many
~. ~ Tive le4Ef We're 50 dry thar II
w.ss in9posS bic g astlt fae Hfe. All the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
SOUTHSIDE FAIR
Good Attendance and Fine Races a
MaihawS Courth house
lsneofal nisl1a tcfl to TIE Tlmes.l

s
GLOUCESTER. G. Fl. VA. November
eei.-The Southsde Agricultural Associa-
tion opened its fair grounds. near Mathews
Courthouse. for the first time on Nednes-
day Owing TO the bad weather the at
sttndance was rather poor on that day,
hut yesterday and to-day large crowds
attended. The sale Of tickets was over
sixteen hundred yesterday and over twelve
hundred to-day. The ladies' have q cred
liable exhibit of fancy work. cakes, etc,
Mile the farmers have a good exhibit
Of fruit. Vegetables and grain. There
We're two good races yesterday and three.
stcsGay. The most interesting race was
won by Prince Edward, 4 two-yeai-od,
who was entered ina three-Eear-old race.
He trotted half a mile in ILL L. Prince
Edward is the property OF Mr.. e.
Bakemore, OF Lancaster county. Every
on. is enthusiastic over the success of the
fair. and the managers are much encour-5
aged. Tomorrow will be the last day.
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Thousand 5 Of Women Suffer. and
Many Die. Owing TO False
Treatment.
.PAIEEs CELERY
COMPOUND
Keysr Fails TO Banish Disease
and Re-estab!ish Lasting
Health.

II &
Thousands of women are kept in sick
ness for months and years owing to false
treatment and the use Of worth4css med
;cines, and We are inclined TO believe
that Milton thought of this class OF al
most dying women when he said
The angelic guards ascended.
mute and sad
The common sense treatment Of to-day
for weak. rundown and suffering women.
is Isaine.s Celery Compound. This mar
Vicious medicine is spoken of IN every
part OF the CIVILIZED world. and men and
women of all classcs derive neW lie
from its use. VI. Elizabeth Messick, Ma
rielia, Ohio. writes about her rescue
from aiow condition of physical weak
ness: she says
Il. ght years ago was most success
frlly ope.a1eG on for an ovarian tuinor
WEIGHING, Twenty-Five pounds. After the
operation tones ana food were used in
vain u bring back strength In some
way P;ineis Ceiery Compound came to
the rescue and it really seemed that
four doses produced change. | was
then sixteen Years old, and had three
years more of school work. Your COM
pound Is the only thing i have 10 thank.
Tor strength during the last three years
ut school Now, am eight months OF
each year#in the South in home mission
airy work among the freedmen. This last
spring would have had to give Up, but
one bottle Of Paine's Celery Compound
made me eyer again. Ny sister cured
her eczema with Paine's Celery Com
pound. VIC recommend 1t to ALL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
.W[[MS COMPANY
OBJECTS TO RIVAL
Has Served Notice On The 1ourist
in Regard to Wharyes.
A DELEGATION OF MAsoHs
Mr.. a. 3. Chandler Has Resigned the
Presidency Of the Caroline County
Bank-C. W. Porter viii Not
Run for Treasurer Again.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Times.)

1 .
| FREDERICKSBURG VA. Nov. IL
| The Neens Steamboat Company. through
] W. y. Scott, agent to-day served notice
I on Captain Rowies. OF the new steamer
! Tourist. that the Weems Company owns
| certain wnatNes a4afig the. Rappahail-
mock River ana opjeets to the Tourist
land ns at them Il landings are made III
Violation OF the notice. an action L law
| Will be instituted for damages, says the
yteens Company.
Mr. A. Is. Chandler a leading lawyer
of Bowling Cileen, has resigned as presi-
dent of the Garotne County Bank owing
to his many professional ensa senients.
Mr. JaT Richards, a pro'ajnent etti-
zen OF Bowling Green. ard proprietor
of the. Lawn Hotel. who vas one of tsiee
| directors. has been eiecreti president TO
succeed Mr.. Chandler.
James; Ford a yo.n. co,ored man. en-
ployed on the farm OF DR.. fhea1as Smith.
In Fauqu.er County. White returning fr9m
MItrreuton in an intoS Gated eunSis9iofl.
feEE from his horse, which he was run-
ming " and down the road. and was
| kilieT
St G. w. Porter. who has filed the
offns 81 county treasurer of King and
Quesn county for the past thisty-tsSe
/ Xeafs, announces that he viii not be q
cane date for rejection.
DELEGATION OF af.tSCNS.
\ lsnsss delegation of Nsasons from
Meridian sun Lodge, of. Philadelphia. Will
visit thfA ety on the even rts OF trlGaX.
Deeenlbst 18th. IN a special car to at
tend fne communication OF the Fred
| er.cksbzFrs Ledge. No. 4 on that ntsht
and formally present e,a.o ate rsst1lut otis
T express ~ tae apfreeia t,.iI OF ttle visit
OF the delegation frera thisS lo&ge on the
| occasion OF tie ceisbyation &C. tire ffttisfh
anniversary OF Wstshtnstons initiation
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LOUDOUN MARRIAGES
ONE Interesting Announcements as
Regards Future Ceremonies,
(Sneeial Dfsnatch to The Tin

(Snecial Dtsnatch to The Timeso
LEES3URG. VA. November 2l.-The
marriage on Tue day of Miss Eio!a
daughter of Mr.. Peter Sydner Of Hat-
per's Ferry, 10 Mr.. John p. Derry, Or
Neersville this county, was oue of the
most beautiful chrysanthemum wedding
of the season. Tie ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. D c. HsGrick in the-
nezer Method st Church, HiElsboro. Miss
Jessie Derry, sister of the groom was
maid OF honor. Mr.. Roy Grahb WAS best
man. Many and beautiful presents We're
received. The church was decorated With
chrysanthemuns. pansies and roses
The marriage of Mr. Ed. Ferry. OF
Washington and Mis- LfIls GaacFzer Of
Falls Church. is announced. Botn are
known socially in the county.
Mr. Clayton Everhart and Miss MARY
Preston, beth of Round II II, this county
were married in Washington last week
They viii reside in Round Hill.
Cards are out announcing the mar
Rage of Miss C;aorgianna Hay to Mr.
Clarence Kennedy Houser, of .NshbtIrn
on November n 1862, at the brides home
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FROM W ST POINT
The Public sch,ols Closed Beca.se o
Diphtharia
tsnecial Dispatch to The Times,

(Snecia1#Dispatch to The Timesl
+ WEST POINT. VA. November 21.-A
disease which affects the threats of chill
dren is creating much alarm among par
cnts in this town. The doctors disagreed
as to what the disease is AT first it was
pronounced severe tonsiltis but Wednes-
day night DR.. w. X. Gatewood appeared
before the Town Council and declared it
to eediphtheria One child haJ died from
the disease. Proper quarantine has been
ordered by the town authorities. and the
sGcctcrs are Of the opinion that there is
no occasion to fear an epidemic.
The public schools here closed Wednes-
day for two weeks on account of the
adphthera scare.
A movements on foot here to have the
West Point mail hroughtdown from Rich
.ndnd every Sunday morning. During the
excursion season to West Point aeopla
received the Richmond papers Sunday
mornings. but when3ttle excursions topped
tie Papers stopped also. The plan now
being iy}augurated is to have the mail
brought from Richmond TO troano on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and from
'Toano to West Point by private supscrip-
ton. The people are anxious to get the
Richmond Sunday papers4or Sunday morn
irgs.
Iris has been one of the most remark.
ahie#talls ever experienced in this section.
In many stances German clover IS six
inches high and English peas are being
found In some gardens.
Captain j. NJ. Milford schooner .Pearle
Cullen CAPTAIN Pllett in command,
which was thought to be lost, crew and
i'll. has arrived here safely.
The Terminal Hotel has been rented by
MI. RisIey. Of New Jersey.
Gray Brothers have purchased the Claw
son Mill. near Lees Mill.
Mr. Dabney Robinson who has been
fnrssonle time at a HOSPITAL in Baltimore
f9r treatment. has returned home. lie is
bat little improved.
Mr.. w r. Broaddus real estate agent.
sold two farms near town last week to
Northern parties.
Mrs. Ada Ilnapp,s residence on Fourth
Street caught on fire Thursday night.
Tie fire company promptly responded to
the alarm ana the flames We're eStir-
suisiled before any damage was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
DEATH OF JAMES B. BAKER
For Many Years Secretary Of the Uni-.
versity of Virgi ia.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Noven
lspecial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch to The Times.]
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Novem-
Der 2l.-Alr James Is. Baker, secretary
to the faculty OF the University, died OF
Bright:s disease a t. o,2fock this morn
ing at his residence on NVertland1 Street
He has, been in failing health for long
time. and, despite the protests of friends
renamed al MS post much longer than
his condition permitted. He was last
at his Office on Monday. November Sd.
The funeral service will take place at
3 O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon from the
chapel and the service will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. II. b. Lee, rector of
Christ Church, Charlottesville.
James 3. Baker was born IN Middle
burg Lou3oun county, Va. in 1884. He
came to the U1ive.sity as a student at
the age OF seventeen and spent three
sessions III the academic department
1S5i-,52, lSl2-'53 ans! 1Ss5-.,6 Before the
war he taught school in Culpeper coun-
,sty He entered the Confederate service
al the outbreak of hosJilities and served
galtaitiy until no WIS badly wounded at
the first battle. OF Manassas In that con-
tlict he was shot through the body and
arm, and also lost q leg
After tile Wal. NJ. Baker Went to
Abingdon where he was president of a
males academy. In 1886 he came to Char
alottesville. succeeding the late William
A. WINSTON of#EIanoper as librarian at
the I-niversity. which Office he held until
81 When h was chosen secretary to the
faculty Tie remained in this position
until the end Of his life.
During all these years Mr.. Baker rem
dered q faigRful service to the Univer
.sits.. He ms 4 genial and kindly man.
thoughtful ana careful Of the interests
and comforts OF Others, CO devoted to
his family.
Nj. Bal5er married a Miss Barksdale,
Of Pittsl,lyania county. who with five
children survive. The children are
Claiborne 3. ii the employ Of the gov
#e11lnlent service as teacher in the
Phiinpiries: Edward r. an at:orner-at-
law of Waco. Tex; DIR. Morton w. an
assistant. surgeon i'll the United States
navy; Dr.. ]. Norment, Of Mobile, Ala;
and Miss #Sallie Baker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
REAL ESTATE SALES
Washington and tee Football Team TO.
Play Charleston, ". W.

NJpSSAtAis I'tot'fttCti3alD he IlllcS.)
LEXINGTON VA. November Gloom
nnssioners Frank I. Glasgow and VIII
Fam I. Shields yesterday sold ar public
auction the John a Ruff farm. contain
ing 21I acres. and lying one mile south
OF Lexington. Rev W. w Ruff. of
Fair.iew, s. c.. was the purchaser the
Price. being $500 Rev Mr. Raft also
bought at 4 private sale. from Mr. J.
" Ruff. Of Bluefield W. Va. the Im-
boten tract Of is acres and brick house.
adjoining the former tract for sI.575.
Among the. deeds Of bargain and sale
entered of record in II clerks Office of.
Rocllbri se= county is that OF John n VI
Skinner 10 Donald Macleod. for the en-
elusive right of mining on 4 tract of.
!sin! known as the .VeSuvitis Lands
III Rockbridge and adjoining COUNT s..
containing aao,tt 200 acres in Rock
bridge. Consideration. $l70uND
The Rev. f. 3. Anderson. who for sew
eral years past acceptahly served the
congregation of Eroad Creek Associate
Reformed PRESBYTERIAN Church. Of Rock
bridge county. has resigned his #paStorates
and gone to his Old home III South caro-
Tina. Beginning December Isl. IA brother
Of Mr.. Anderson will serve the Broad
Creek congregation for four months
TIE football team of Washington and
Lee University left this after noon over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for
Charleston w Va, where tomorrow
they VIII play the University o. West
Virsinia. TIE boys are in good trim and
expect TO mike Il good Sowing on the
gridiron. Manager C. S. AfcNultv. Coach
Ballet and Smut Smith accompanied
tie team. The eleven viii line UP as
follows. Smiley. left end: IIcNeill fcap-
tain), left tackle: S.errett, left guard
Stone. center; Miller. right guard 'Frur1-
die right tackle. Ross. right end: Mar
shall. quarter back; Campbell, A!exan-"
der left half back: HaW, right half
back. Walker full back.
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FROM CONVICTION.
illness ofMr. j. c. +. Bell-A Worthy
N gro Man Dead.
Especial Dispatch to The Times

(SpeclaI Dispatch to The TImes]
CONINGToN. VA, Nov. 21.-Nr. J..
G. f. Bell, one@sof tie most prominent
citizens of coyington. has been i'll sew
eral days and his condition is said to be
critical. Mr.. Bell is native of Augusta
county and only recently recovered from
an attack of TYPHOID fever.
John Hnnter,ta colored man. who COM
manded the respect of everyone in Cow
ington. died this week a t his home here
from the infirmities of old age. Uncle
John. after being liberated by his
owners. the Burke family OF Covington.
worked faithfully to acquire property
and at his death owned a comfor able
home and place. Many white persons
attended his funeral.
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Real Estate Transfers.
.snaciaI pIsnatch to The Tim.

(SnaciaI Dfspatcll TO The Times
WILLIAMSBURG, VA November II -
Mr.. c. NJ Bergh. real estate agent, ar
rived yesterday from one OF the Western
states, bringing with him thirty home
seekers. all of whom are very likely
to settle IN and around Toano, Va
Mr. ]. II. Seymour. who purchased
few days a so a lot in the West End from
Mr. r. L Spencer. sold the same to-day.
with his new house, which is on the adj
joining lot and nearly completed. to Mr.
S. Rogers. He is to complete the house
The residence and two lots sold for s.. $50
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Richmond on the 1st of next month
The Messrs. Digs formerly: lived in
this village.
Claude Jones and obie Duval went on
"A hunting tour yesterday to Bermuda
Hundred and killed ten rabbits in two
or three hours.
Rev. M. Sewell will probably preach
his first sermon here on the 9TH Sunday
of this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
Coming Wedding.
eating.

Especial Dispatch to Tha Times)
I.EFsRJrRG. VA. November oi.--rhe
marriage of Miss Bertha Mae daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs T. NJ Fleming. Of Up
rS,.rvjIle TO Mr. Charles w Wiltshire.
viii take place Wednesday morning De-
cenlber II. at 10 o'clock in the Baptist
Church of Upperville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22
FAILS TO AGREE
t'inches.ers jury Discharged After
I've ty-four Hours.
1st..rlol lei<i,ateii q Tho Titnes.,
MISGaEsTER, VA, ovember

MIN1llEsTER, VA, Soven15er IL
This afternoon JUDGE Harrison. in the
Circuit Court, discharged the jury in the
case of Lewis Prices administrator
against the Winchester Gas and Electric
Light Company, because they failed to
agree. The jury llasl heenout for twenty
four hours AT q former r3li Of the
case the jury failed to agree eleven Of
the jurors in the case f:fForir7g a verdict.
for the plaintiff. Suit was hrosght
against the light company for $4,000
damages for causing Prices death by
coming in contact with 4 live Wire.
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kiavIn are-Eart1ing
lsnani.,, Ini-ratn1, 20 I,hI. -r,.,nn..

lSnari-F Disnatch 70 ffe -E'irras s
CHATH.ANI. VA. Nov. 2f.-ThA mar
rage of Miss Lucy c. Farthing to Ar
George c. Havmore was performed ut
the home OF Rev. w. d. Barr. In West
Chatham, Wednesday afternoon at 9
o'clock. The bride is a daughter OF Mr..
Pomp Farthins. a prosperous farmer of
the county The affair had heen keft
exceedingly quiet and was nat known.
until Thursday morning.
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uones-EI xtnn.

Especial Dispatch to The Times
FREDERICkSRURG. VA. November
2l-Mr E. t. Jones. of IEi}lia1ish ltrc;.
and Miss Belle BEoxton. Of Stafford
county were married this WehlS ar Stttf-
ford Courthouse. Rev. c. L. Pct er' HtEi Vi
c:atiug
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22

ing visiting. the directors and other citi-
zens interested in the Jamestown EXPOSE
lion and in seeing the CITY,. He mad not
been here for ten or more years, and
therefore was glaitfied +, observe a
great increase in the number and size
OF the buildings. and 50 many OF the
f modern type. lie attended the meeting
of the Executive Committee at the
rooms Of the Chamber of Commerce at
3 O'Clock. The. meeting was called to
considcr the reports of the Site and FL
nance Committees, and to consfler de-
tails OF the work to he Planned for the
future.
CAPTAIN #TooNER RECEIVERS.
Captain w S T,ooker. who was shot
ten days ago by j. NJ Catoon. the mo-
tor1nan Of 1.-The atlantic Terminal Railway
is5recoyering. lie was not strong enough
to appear in court this morning, but the
physician in charge. DR. Newbill de-
clares Captain lockers recovery Is rea-5
sonahlv assured. Tie ease of J. NJ
#Cahoen was called in the Police Court
this morning and on the evidence that
Captain Tooiter# is notable to leave the
St. Nincent's Hospital Justice Taylor
continued the case ten days. and required
a new bond Of s20f3 from Cahnon and
his surety T. A. Perry The recovery Of
Captain I'aolcr is a SUNRISE His three
wounds We're sl'fnn9sea 10 he fatal i3l't
the excellent care at the hosPital and
tine skill az DR.. Newbill have saved him.
Ono Of tic payscia32s who saw the
wounfsaa man when brought 10 the hos
rital aud kn.ws his condition nov SAWS
Or. New}4iila hes done snfendid se,rice
III saving Caaralr Toeker's life
The dry kilns OF the Tunis Lumber
comranv with contents burned tonight.
TIE loss is about So ono with Insurance.
of $4,000 Theonhilus Tunis, one of the
owners. SAYS he can't account for the
fine otherwise Than ass tic result Of
sharks from the furnace or by sf'onta-
neous combustion IN the sanetr =. Tie
Tunis Lumber Cempaf1y has \ branch at
Baltimore and owns large tracts Of tim
her IN North Carolina tbs ore ofthe#
largest Independent companies in the
country.
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The a AND THE aAGLE

that constitutes the trade mark q tho
Anheuser-gusch Brewing Association. 81
Louis. L. S. A.. and which appears on
every bottle OF their numerous prod
ucts. assure parity and perfection IN
brewing Orders promptly filed By Jos.
stumpf. manager Anheuser-Euseh branch.
Richmond, Va.
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/ f MAN m ARM0RI

was no match for the microbe. Giants
he might STAY but this microscopic or
Ranisu1 de6ed him, and in many CAM
paiKu more men were destroyed BY camp
di.eeses than by the enemy's sword
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22

throughout the week Mr. Williamson
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duct Of these services.