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The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
Hoofs and Horns
Ranch and Range

Sheep men of the Salt River Valley
will institute a coyote hunt next week
and the staghounds of Mr.. +. +. Jack
of the Bartlett Herald ranch about
two miles north of Glendale have been
engaged for the event. Mr.. Jack and
Mr.. Hamilton of Glendale were in the
city Yesterday and discussed the pro-
posed chase. Thousands of coyotes are
now gathered around the sheepshar-
ing camps north of Phoenix. Such
great numbers have never before been
known to gather in one spot, and they
are inflicting such heavy losses upon
the sheep men and in the pig sites
and chicken yards of ranChers round
about, that plans arebeing made for
a roundup to rid the country of the
pests. Every winter from the ranges
in the mountains, thousands of sheep
are brought down into the valley,
where they are sheared. and where
the ewes may lamb. This winter a
larger number than usual are quarter
ed in the valley. and not less than
100000 sheep have been shearcd. So
many lambs though, have been taken
by coyotes that thus far the losses will
run we'll UP into the thousands of dol
lars Neither have the losses been
confined to sthc lambs The coyotes,
contrary to $their custom, and unusu-
ally with their cowardly natures, fire.
quently pulling down the older sheep,
All the sheep dogs and all the herd
ers available haye been unable to stop
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
News Of the District
And Probate Courts

Judge Davis held Court this morning
for the hearing Of civil cases. Some or
the business left over from the last
term Of court was disposed Of loday.
The case of Mary S. McCrossin vs..
Jennie Won Erxleben was dismissed by
agreement of the parties. The receiver
was discharged and his bondsmen re-
leased.
In the case of Lottie ]. Lee vs.. Joel
Lee. a divorce was granted TO the
plaintiff
Albert Steinfeldt brought suit against
j, Knox Corbett administrator. to quiet
title to a certain piece of property
Charles Blenman guardian by the
court to represent the minors and look
after their interests.
The case of Barnes& Martin VS.. The
County of Santa Cruz was transferred
from the docket of Santa Cruz County
to the docket of Pima County.
Virginia Soldine brought suit against
p p. Sullivan to attach any property
he may have to satisfy debt of $340.
Charles Blenman is the plaintiffs at
torney
In the Probate Court today an order
was issued authorizing the admlnistra-
tor of the estate of fedora Ensinas to
borrow money to be devoted to the
completion of an irrigation ditch on
property belonging to the deceased.
Judge Purcell today issued marriage
licenses to Manuel G. Flores and Jesus
Fimbres and to VIM. ]. Helfinstine and
Matte A. Foster all of Tucson.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
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Funeral Sc. vices II
Mrs. C. c. Goodwin.

The funeral services of Mrs. Charles
C. Goodwin, wife OF Councilmen Good
win were held from the Cathedral at
9 O'Clock this morning. The friends
and relatives of the deceased assemb-
led at the residence on Convent street
where service was conducted by
Father Girard, of the Catholic Church.
From the house the body was born to
the Cathedral where the funeral serV-
ices of the Catholic Church were held.
The funeral procession was headed by
Father Girard The Fire Department.
the Spanish Alliance. the
Mayor and Council and .ne city Off
cials, all had places in the funeral
procession.
After the services at the Cathedral.
the body was borne to the Cathonc
cemetery where interment was made.
Short services were conducted at the
grave by Father Girard and the mem
bers of the Spanish American Alliance.
"A large number of the friends of the
deceased attended the funeral and ac-
companied the body to the grave.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
~Hltlu$etllerlt$~:
a#@saas##es@aaaa#ass@asa

The people OF Tucson will be given
an opportunity next Tuesday night to
show whether they appreciate the eff
forts of the management of the Tue
son Opera House to bring the best
productions on the road to this city.
The appearance OF Viola Allen here IS
notable event In the theatrical his
tory of Tucson as her great play TN
| the Palace of the King" has met with
wonderful success for two seasons and
is counted among the five best shows
on the American stage this year. the
patronage which this show receives
will serve as guide to Mr.. Grossetta
and will have great deal of influence
upon him In booking future attrac
tions. For this reason, If for no other
Miss Allen should play 10 packed
house on Tuesday night.
This will be Tucson's only opportun-
ity this season to see one of the five
most successful shows on the road that
have had big lew York run and are
being presented intact on the stages
of other cities. Tucson will be by all
odds the smallest place Miss Allen has
played in but she was to lose Tuesday
night between Ell Paso and Los An
geles, and for this reason Manager
Grossetta was able to secure the pro-
duction for Tucson The people of
Tucson should pack the Opera House
to show their commendation of his eff
forts to bring good attractions here.
Not Ii ,e Other Men"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

the slaughter, so the sheep men and
slaughter by the wholesale the yellow
Isthmaelites of the plains. The pro-
ject contempates the gathering of
as many horsemen and dogs as is pos
sible next wek, Greyhounds bred par
tfcularly for coyote coursing have been
brought down to lead the chase. =
Phoenix Gazette
w. +. Dysart, cattle buyer for the
Cudahy Packing company of Los
Angeles, was visitor AT Tempe, yes
terday He purchased and shipped s
cars of cattle from Phoenix From
here he goes to Mexico He tates that
Mexico is an ideal cattle country and
there are the largest cattle ranches to
be found in the world One ranch
comprises over a million acres and is
owned by a wealthy Mexican. 1nls
vast tract upon which are pastured
many thousand head of cattle, is di-
vided into small ranches, nifty and 100
miles square each, called haciendas.
An ovcrsecr has charge of three of
these haciendas. and each hacienda
is under the direct charge of a man
ager, who is subject 10 the orders of
the oVeraeer Many men are employ
ed upon each ranch and are very ef-
fclent, for they have been born and
brought up in the cattle business. Mr..
DySart purchased in the neighborhood
of 1900 head of fine fat steers from
one of these haciendas-Phoenix Re-
publican.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24
MANUFACTURERS AUCTION SALE.

The manufacturer annual trade
sale was inaugurated last evening at
95 West Congress street. A large
crowd was present and great quantity
of goods was disposed of. The firm
handles only the finer grade of goods.
The stock includes diamonds, watches,
clocks, musical instruments and num-
erous other things 1t Is treat to lis
ten to their talking machines, of which
they handle two, the Victor and Mon
arch. These machines have been per-
fected to such an extent that they are
absolutely identical in tone and voica-
tion with the human voice. Their price
is such as to place them within the
reach of families of moderate means.
No one should fail to visit the store
during the stay of the manufacturers
in the city. They are open all day and
late into the night. Now is the time
and theirs is the place to get bargains
It,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

Tucson has never had more at
tractive shooting gallery than that on
the corner of Congress street and
Church Plaza, owned and managed by
Mr.. S. A. Mccartney. Besides stationary
targets. there are features of fascinat-
ing interest to the sportsman. such as
blackbirds, ducks swimming upon a
pond. dog chasing a rabbit. deer
speeding across a plain. an elephant,
horses and several other animated tar
gets to tempt the skill Of the hunter.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

DeWitt's Little Early Risers search
the remotest part of the bowels and
remove the impurities speedily with
no discomfort. They are famous for
their efficacy. Easy to take, never
grippe. On sale at Bells Pharmacy,
% North Church street
New embroideries just received at
kits
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

Don't miss the great clearance sale
of ladies, children's and infants under
wear at the Partisan Millinery Store.
commencing Thursday. January %,
and lasting through the week.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

Our winter stock Is lne choice of the
manufacturers art. Call and see 1t
at Smith, the Tailor. in the upper
Wedge.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

The Partisan Millinery wa1
everything below cost for thru
commencing Thursday. Jaaul
to make room for the spring !
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

Those Little Dutch and
Stogies are handmade and b
ers. You can get a box of 100 b
at the Crescent Cigar Store.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

There are no other stogies like the
Little Dutch and Havana, made In
Pennsylvania. You out to try lnem.
For sale at the Crescent Cigar Store.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

Chase & Sanborn's Teas ana
are the Worlds Fair premium ,
None better. Ask your grocer /,
Take no other.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

Everything Is clean and neat about
the French Restaurant Guests are
sure of receiving courteous treatment
and the very best service.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

W. NJ Mueller, the only first-class
tailor in town. has Just received a
splendid line of Spring and Summer
samples. 10 per cent off on everything
for the next 80 days. 153 West Congress
street 27-40
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

STOPS THE COUGH AND WORKS
Ot'F THE COLD.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets
cure a cold in one uay. No cure, No
pay. Price rs cents.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

''Not Like Other Men,"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-24

Not Lie Other Men"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
AFTER CAMPBELL
WITH 4 PISTOL
Mr.. otto Evans Placed Under
Bonds TO Keep the
Peace.
Peace.

The latest development in connection
with the Campbell affair in Amherst
county is an enort on the part OF Nir.
otto 1. Evans, Cummvnweallh s-Atrorney.
to hold Judge Clarence J. Campbell per
soma IL 10 account for certain language
l.-cenI!y used BY INN anu d taI.u4e o.
recently used by him. lIr Evans, with
a pistol in full view called TO Judge
Campbell as he was passing, but the
4dge continued on his way. Later .
magistrate placed the Commonwealth
Attorney undsr promise 10 keep the
peace
in the Richmond Times Of recent da e
there was yll.tel !.o-a s-e pea -
Judge Campbell letter p4zSas .1e4.
az JESS severe criticisms uaon nj. Ev5rs
for tn position ne has occuni@d in l 9
annie ST longs. IN some ort.ons al the
lester the dse nliAcel no VOID " en-
to-day bid jig he ana there where t..e
his theme VAS TIE Cymrno -we2-th'S Al
;oraey
To his public statement from Judge
caA.pbe ~. Evans took eat ofie Sc.
regardi-g j. Is an attach " c. re ded
plomp. and vigorous reply he at nee
sent. over his own sig u-e, 10 t.3e .a..s.e
paper n wli-h Jud5e camp els arrle e
had q peared. q s alenleat In "l1 Ell.
among ct er III g ne refer ca t tie
amaeT.t Ju g as the yaLn In king t
"t tEe sui ard The cowL.de." Til s dune,
he prose 4 d Il 60 even far her; 70
ho.d Judge Campbell personally II ac-
count for his words
Ine t4Gtz iron this point onward are
gathered from separate accounts re-
ceLved h1re. These accounts practically
agree in ali essentials. They set for.h
that on last Monday Judge Campbell and
M Evans met face to face, the former
passing by the Office OF The latter. Tho
Commonwealth Attorney, with q pistol
In fall v.cy-, wa'lt 10 Ii. cor a1G ce4tal
10 the Judge TO stop aud answer Tor what
IL had said. 5aGEe Campbell, 50 the
statement gozs. did not pause but went
straight to his own Office. N,.s@aa rs
friend Captain Payne was sent hu2riedly
down the street aftzr a magistrate, and
IN a few moments succeeded in securing
,ae
The oHcial at once visited the once of
NJ Ewes WHOM he preceded to put
under promise to keen the peace and not
iac& Jr@ce Camone''.
Tie excjs erent in the little courthouse
tl~-a, II IS seid vas no l.ttle IS the at
rs.r progressed from staea 10 stase. Il
Wis erca mora intense than a. the time
n tie cowh!ding OF Rev. Mr. Crawford
h Campbell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
American Bows CIuh.

The American Boys Club met at the
residence of Master Richard Walsh, No
$50 East Grace Street. last night. and
besides transacting important business
acted upon applications of several candi-
dates for admission. This is a young
organization and is composed OF boys
although their purpose is very commend
able. It's object is stated in the constittl-
ticu:
TO foster mutual and helpful friend
ships among boys; to encourage the use
&C all things that tend TO their moral
mental, social and religious welfare: TO
discourage idleress and loafing: 10 en-
courage honest sport and honest work
and to cultivate and encourage reverence
fol sacred things and attendance upon
the services Of our respective churches"
4 committee was appointed to solicit
Christmas presents for that class of boys
vic may not receive q visit from St
Nicholas this year, and any such contri-
buttons will be called for by sending 4
'rhone message to Mr.. Marvin J. Taylor
Nc 3O7 North Twenty-siXth Street
phones: old, COS; new, 241
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Richmond, FT8j3rjols)Jr5 &
Potomac E.aiIT0lI.

SCHEDULE * EFFECT NOV Sd 1862.
for Wsbinsl5a and btsol.. StoGs At sItl.ora.
tretefIlA>U.l= aud Alexandria Stops 81 Uvcu-
.4u.I >GuI4ys ,I4eyius, cars u " Washington and
Aew YORK. Dining CIR
t:45 a. NJ. LelIy from Maia-Strssr station
F0rita aE1 Metropolitan Limited DOR wash
AIszaria Bcst siae,ia c.cs to New York
f:uU a. L., except sunday from Eliza Sta
q te points:
Elba. Glen Alsa End l5t,,i Sr5ffnls lEhftg
10 Cherry Hill inclusive Nq,Ier OccoGtI..u ana
Alexandria BulEe; rarlor Car.
Station for Washington sni beyond stops AZ
Elba. Glen Allen ana local stations. Ashland 10
- 4.yn. go sGa,l.s non Byrd-street
StIy.yn Tor ~ z.l..y- ION ID I-,gigL >rg,.. I'd
EIDE Ashland boswell Milford EreuerlcAs-
yur- auI Alexandria I,utfet t.,glor Car Con
meets .Sfth Congressional Ltu.ittc
l st ,.l5. afe' JIM -o1 ~ ''4
5.o5 p ri da1ly from Matr.Street Station
far V,Shin.r.7 ana beygnf STGfs NJ boswell
Fr-dericEsIll- Brooke "IdawaC.v and A.-z-n-
dria Buffet Sleeping Car 10 eNyc NorE
o.25 P d.. except Sunday tru,u EIDa STA
ton Accommodation for Ashland ana intsrne-
SIS :. ~ daily. from Byrd-Street station
for Washington and osyon8 Stops at Elba.
.sb1sni % swell Milford gretiaricE burg
Brooke. whitewater Els.auttco ana Alezand-Ia.
Sr.ps u other stptlunS Sunday. Sleeping Car
I,irlrrord ~ NJ York and washington u
Lh i .3s b !. ., S,4,- ,ro-, r1,, 3,
- Sc1,r,1I,,;, +inT for ashland and 5nr-rrna-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
CAR lEGlE LIBRARY
Legal Steps n1ay Be Taken to Compel
CITY t. Purchase Ste

legai SteflS i'idS s3e dken 10 SOn1Del
CITY t. Purchase size
At the meeting OF the Board of pirec-
,trs Of the Carnegie Library next Mon
lav night II is possible hat a movement
sill be undertaken ID compel The clty
ID accept The offer OF MIR AEdraw ar
aec,e TO give 100000 TO Richmond with
which to establish q free circulating Ii
craly, in the event OF which 3 great le-
gal battle between the city and the board
s assured. BY certain Of the directors II
"a argued tina, when the former Council
secspted the offer and created the board
tc csrry our the contract they bound the
aitv. and now it is proposed to take such
legal steps IS viii compel the present
Council 10 live Up 10 the agreement by
srpropriating money sufficient to purchase
= site for the building. II has been only
q short time since the city fathers. upon
the recommendation OF the Finance Com
uittee, refused 10 do this.
Only u few days ago q case similar in
almost every respect TO the one existing
ri Richmond was decided in Nova Scotia
the court holding that when the Council
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
K-RIVEn LINE wpsy " pew,
IA- tA,oAIrA Ao.TL NohTa.

IN tAE Ori1G no L. NORTH,
LEA, L RLLh4iUNp.
4:30 2. Ii. on ~. balLlul.t- Limited daily
except Sundays. fot West POiui. cyuucctln. at
west Point win steamers for Baltimore and
YORK River luudiugS.
2:l5 P. N, so 10, daily. e1eeps sundays.
local xpresS FOX West Point ana iuterwsda.--e
stations Connects with stage at Lester Manor
for Wslkertou and Tappahannock.
SEQ a. b., No II. local mixed. leaves daily.
except Sundays, f,r West Point and iutrrus-
dinte stations. connecting with stage AZ Lester
Manor fOr Watkertou and Tappaaanaock.
TRAINS ARRIVE N ELCHMUND.
9:l5 a ri, No -. daily. from West Point
with connection from Baltimore except NJ ausv.
1915 :. ii, No. O. daily except Sunday 4ad
Monday.
$50 P. NJ, daily except SUNDAYS. from West
Point and intermediate atiOns
Nos 10 ana 70 ycl make 10 stops between
Richmond and Quintan.
Steamers sal from West Point $50 P NJ
daily. except Sundays. Steamers call ut Giuu-
c,estor Point aad Clay Bank AIondays. Wedres,-
days and Friday. and Yorktown and Almonds
Tuesday. Thursdays and Sarurlays
C. y WES.fBT RT.
District Passenger Agent,
so E. Mntu Street Richmond. Va
II HARDWICN
General Passenger Agent
c. II. ACNEET.
General Manager. Washington. D G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06

Of Halifax accepted the offer Of Mr.. Car
recie they bound themselves and their
successors 10 live up 10 the agreement
One of the members Of the Library
beard here has intinated that such &C
ton would pc taken in Richmond lie
sad that he and several other members
ot the board had been contemplating the
1p1i.tter for some time, and if it was con-
clECed the contract entered into by the
previous Council was binding. an effort
would be made to compel the city TO buy
a size.
But when this matter is taken up by
the board Il viii meet with opposition
from at least one member-Air. Sol Bloom
berg. the chairman. He has always been
and is still opposed to the library When
seen yesterday afternoon lie said that he
had not read the decision of the court In
Nova Scotia but he felt sure that ITO
success would meet with any such effort
IL Richmond lie says that one Council
cannot possibly bind another.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
Via Ches-p ak & Ohio.

To the Publ'c:-Holiday excursion
tickets will be sold at one and hi d
fare on December 22d, sd q Ii 18th,
9Ttn. goth. 31st, ana January 1st. between
I'll stations on the Chesa~e Ike and Ohio
Railway, also on Dec. 22d, ed. Gath. . III,
p h 3Cth and &ist ard Jan. LIST. holi ay
tickets WI be sold to any poi1t so h
of Potomac aid Ohio an east of NJ ssis-
sirpi Rivers. The FLOWING special rates
will apply:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Il |1Sz ~ Norfolk. @zsIA'e jee.rI
NOVEMBER 3CTE, 1879.

NOVEMBER Seth, 1ac=
LEAVE RICHMOND tDAILYl. bYED-sTEEEor
STATION.
800 a, VI, NORFOLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 20 \. VI. Stops only ut PETERSBURG:
Wayerly and Suffolk Steps ut Wakeced only
TO lot OF passengers from Richmond and Pc
eco A. ID, THE CHICAGO EXPRESS for
I.vrchburg Roanoke Columbus. chem
natl. and Chicago. Buffet .Tarlor Car Pa
tersburg to Roanoke. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke to Columbus Biuedeld TO Cinc.n-
rati also, for Bristol. Knoxville and
Chattanooga Pullman Sleeper Roanoke
1920 P. NJ. Roanoke Express. for Farm
vile. LyncnCuFS, Roanoke and intermediate
s'5 500 ?. NJ, ocEAr SHORE LIMITED. ar
rtves Norfolk $50 =. 81. Stops only al Peters
burg Waverlv aud snolk- Connects ~ Nor
fix with steamers to Boston. Providence New
York Baltimore and Washington
ass P NJ. Ter Sutf TX. Norfolk and irterme
date <t2 lions. Arrives at Eo-f * MT 10 ~ L II.
9:S5 p NJ, f.r Lyrchburg and Roam sc. Con
nacrs al Lynchburg with Washington and Chat
rnnCo-a Limited Pullman Sleeper Iyuchbprc
70 Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE Psrlor und
observation Cars Bedford 70 Attaa. Ala rull-
1,2r sleeper between Richmond and Lynchbur=
and berth, ready fo- occupancy at $40 f. "
Also Pullman Sleeper Petersburg and HoanoEe
Trains arrive Rich uond fram LvnchhHrG and
-ha West GaiIv at I:&5 a. NJ ZOO r. ". and
$50 p NJ. from N'rtoik and the Fast at iI:io
Al fl:42 A II. and $50 ?. "
= JOHN f. WAGNER
City PASSENGER and Ti"Eet Agent.
District Passenger Agent
W 3. RETIlI.
General Passenger Agent
ce1e-at ONicvs. Roanoke. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
THE REPORT Of
TIE SUI EE:RRV|SOn
Shows a Slight Decline in the
Prices-The imperial is
Buying Dark.

The weekly report Of the supervisor Of
sales for the Richmond tobacco market
was issued yesterday The quotations
show a Slight decline from those Of last
week except in the case OF common ana
medium bright wrappers. which are
either the same, or which indicate the
shade of an advance. The comment Of
the supervisor is to the effect that the
market closed firm on sound and ner-
chantablc tobaccos. The total amount Of
fered during the week was 6a1l4G
pounds.
The Imperial Tobacco Company OF
Great Britain yesterday entered the Rich
nond market for the purchase Of dark
tobacco
For the first time representatives OF
the big trust We're on the dark breaks
yesterday, Lidding mere aiut tuc-e ,.l!uIe
the tobacco suited than. Only q few piles
were bought, but this was probably due
to the tobacco cut, which was rather of
nondesclipt character. 1t is thought
that they Will go at IL heavier When the
proper time comes.
The presence CT the Imperial ca ri
joy TO the hearts OF waEehousenaa, aad
nearly every body else, EXCEPT the So
factor on the market and imulatc n
OF prices, if this factor develops into
anything cons delable which it is gen
aIaly thought it viii dc
The market was on frmer basis yester-
dav and sales We're better all around. At
Shelhurne's Warehouse according 10 the
proprietor OF the place, prices were sim
ply splendid and had Tesained anything
they mad lost on the day before ycster-
day Several prominent members OF the
trade have instituted a vigorous kick
against the report given out by one or
two Of the warehousemen to the effect
that the market had gone tc pieces. They
declare TO a man that it is not so: that the
drop, il there was any IS due to the in
feriOr quality Of the tobacco on hand: and
that the market. as a whole. continues to
hear Up remarkably well under the strain
from the appearance OF things Yesterday
they are right
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
WASHINGTON RlC;1M ONO PINE
HU2ST SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
va Seaboa~d Ar Line Railway.

Effective December g. 1897, the seaboard
wi! establish tri-weekly sleeping car
service between Washington, Richmond
and Pinenurst. Sleeper will leave Wash
ircton Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 2. NJ: Richmond at 1887 P NJ,
aud will leave Pinehurst, returning. Non
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at $50
2 NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
WHEN IN WANT

OF pure medicine so or send to Owens &
Minor Drug Company, opposite postottice
where you VIII H@G everything usually
Kept in GIst-class retail prescription
drug store. a fun line Clutches. Trusses
Braces, Rubber Coos. \ fresh STOCK
Lowncy's candy received weekly. Re
member The place for medicine is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
.OFY YO SELF.

against disease by kecpinG your liver and
done with occasional doses Of DR.. Davids
Liver Pills -!t.e best on earth for Sick
TIeada che CONSTIPATION. Riliousness and
all stomach and liver troubles. % cents
for a box nf = pills everywhere
OWENS & MINOR DRTG CO.
Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-06
Police 2szvs.
1)hat is Going on al Mead.
quarters.

Lucinda Elizabeth Jones. a colored
laundress. has disappeared from her
home, no. zl3 North Third Street. She
is twenty years old and has borne q good
reputation The girl has not been seen
since November 18th. The police have
been notified and are looking for her.
During Thursday night a window in the
Union Clothing Company.s store, al No.
l5a3 East Main Street, was broken and a
LOT of clothing, Including an overcoat and
ses eral sack coats. taken away.
This is the fifth time this place has
Leell broken into. The detectives are on
the lookout.
acknowledgement Wren and Sergeant
Bailey, who have been on vacation, will
return to duty to-day. Officer Amos has
beer doing duty at headquarters in Detec-
tive WrenS absence.
\ suit of clothing stolen from Stouts
place was recovered by Captain Tomlin-
son yesterday afternoon.