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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
MIR, WILLIS CHOSEN.
He Will Represent Richmond


He Will Represent Richmond
College Against Wake Forest.
The MI Sigma Rho Society OF the Rich-
mond College last night held Its trial
debate to select represen ia tive, who.
together with one from the Philolog'an
Society, will uphold in debate against two
representatives OF Wake Forest College.
of North Carolina. the negative Of tha
proposition; Resolved, That deportation
is tie best solution OF the negro ques-
ton In this country,
In the trial debate the scme question
was discussed that VIII be debated In
the inter.col .eglate discussion. Mes RS.
Coleman, Willis. Freeman. and Ross all
advocated the affirmative view last n ght.
while Messrs. Fitzgerald. Pollard and
Thompson maintained the negative, DIS
Whitsitt, Hunter and Foushee, Ut the
college faculty, were the Judges.
The Judges selected on the merits OF
the debate, Mr., Coleman Wills, Of Lynch
burg. to be one of the representatives Of
the college against Wake Forests repre-
sentatives j.
The PhIoogian Society will hold Its
trial debate next Tuesday evening lld
select the other man who VIII uphold
the honor and prestige OF the college "
debate.
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NATIONAL BEAGLES.
Closing Day Of the Pack Trials.
The Rockefeller Cup.
Especial to he T.mes. Dispalch.)

Especial to he Times Dispalch0
HOWARDSV1LLE VA, Nov. 1.-the
National Beagle Clubs trials we're con-
GUIDED this afternoon after week of
most excellent sport and glorious " eather.
A shower Of rain before daylight made all
the difference in scent, and the dogs We. Q
able to do much better work than IN
any previous day. The four dog pack
stakes for thirteen Inch beages was won
by the Watdingtleld beagles. Charles s..
Brooke's pack second and Wharton
beagles third.
The same stake tor fIfteen-inch dogs
was won by Somerset beagles, Round
Plain beagles second. Rockbridge beag.es
third. G. X. Stevenson 8 reserve.
The Rockefelder cup, presented to tho
club by W. 6. Rockefeller. fifty per cent.
for show form. ana fifty per cent Tor
hunting capabilities, wac won by the
Watdlngtield beagles. hunted by MIR.
James y. Appleton.
The George B. Post, Jr.. cup donated
by MI. Post for packs OF eight beasles.
was also won by Mr.. Appleton with the
same pack. Te decision OF the Judges was
In every case most satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
RESULTS OF GATES.

Princeton II, Yale 8.
University OF PENNSYLVANIA s. Carlisle
Indians t6... ;.
Dartmouth II, Harvard o.
West Point 10, Chicago 8,
Columbia II, Cornell IL,
Georgetown SO, Columbian o.
Harvard Freshmen N, Yale Fresh'
mon 8,
Michigan is, Wisconsin O.,
Illinois o, Minnesota, 81.
Northwestern o, Notre Dame Q.
Lafayette 20, bloomsbury 0.
Buckneli e, Annapolis Naval Cadets s.
Minnesota az, illinois 0.
Wesleyan 5, Williams s.
Ruteer's 10, New York University IS,
Savannah Athletic Association s, uni
vreslty Of Georgia 0.
| Bingham School II, Ashey!!le 6.
| Auburn 10. Georgia archaeological
School o.
Clemson s. University Of North Caro-.
lima H.
Agricultural and Mechanical College 8,
South Carolina College 5,
suwsnee N, University OF Tennessee 0.
Holy Cross 81. University Of Maine 0.
Brown II, Syracuse S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
GREAT BAZAAR FOR
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
1t is to Begin Tuesday and Will
Continue for Two
Weeks.

On Tuesday night, the 18th instant In
81. Mary's Hall, Marshall Street, between
Third and Fourth. will commence a two
weeks bazaar. for the beheat OF st.
Mary's Catholic Church. For weeks past,
hustle. hustle and energy have been the
predominant characteristics Of those who
have charge Of the affair, and all things
point to most auspicious opening. The
various booths have Leen erected and de-
corated and only the finishing touches are
needed to have everything In readiness for
the opening on Tuesday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
WESTERN CONFERENCE.
Mrs. Robertson's Address in In
terest of Greensboro College.

Especial to The -Times.D spatch.)
HlGri POINT, N. c., Now lr.-lhe first
business before the Western North Car
DINA Conference to-day was the consid-
Grafton Of the report Of the special COM
mittee on the superannuated fund. L. w.
Crawford read the report. and Bishop
Smith. Or. Crawford and NJ. II. Hoylc
spoke to this paper, and It was adopted.
Nine young men were received into
full connection. Bishop Smith addressing
to them and the conference some most
beipful remarks. -
Tho next session OF the conference will
be held In Charlotte. 8, &ft q
Mrs. l.. II. Robertson addressed the
conference In behalf Of Greensboro Fee
male College She referred to the recent
strain through which the school has
PASSED. and to the efforts Of the Alumni
Association, which resulted In the saving
OF this school to North Carolina Meth
odism.
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RICHMOND GAINS
ANOTHER VICTORY
Defeated William and Mary
After Hard Work by
Decisive Score.

Richmond College defeated William
and Mary at Broad Street field yestef'
day afternoon by the score OF "a to Q.
and they had to work hard to do 1t.
Playing was rough all through. and
two good men, one from each team. were
forced to retire, with injured ankles.
Spilman was the first to 90 out He
had just made a fine sprint for gains
on a back kick, and was tackled splen.
oidiy by a William and Mary man. In.
going down his ankle was twisted. and,
in lots of pain. he withdrew. making
room for Wight, another good player.
Hardly five minutes had elapsed before
Spencer William and Marys half back.
experienced similar mishap. and had TO
retire In favor Of Whitney.
Neither team played good team work
until the latter part OF the last half.
when they got together and resistance
showed up to better advantage. Penal
izlng was frequent, and it was about
stand-otf for both teams. Individual
work was better. but that which told
was confined to a few plays. Rich.
mond's line did not XXX with its usual
vigor and most Of the Jays are credited
to SpllmdN, LdHh1oiu anu Ao'aheAA' Se@''
OF whom proved powers.
On the William and Mary side the
ends were strong, and very little gains
were made through them. The line. as
q whole, however. was not impresnaele.
and as consequence the backs were
Handicapped.
Hard work on tire part OF Richmond
In the first half netted one touchdown
| and goal. made by Spilman and kicked
| by Smith, In this half spllman was
/, the star.
In the second half he shared honors
| with Landlord and Smith. Landlord
made the second touchdown. and the
| score was Increased by Smith to ~. A
| few minutes later. on punt by William
| and Mary, Smith got the ball and went
| through tackle for clear seventy-five
| ward, sprint for goal. This was the star
| play Of tho game, and resulted in score
| If Is TO O. Near the end OF the game
| Frazer was hurt ON the nose and Suther'
! land went In for him, and In few min
utes the last goal was kicked by Smith
| after Landlord had gone through for
touchdown. making tbs score "a TO o.
The result OF this game makes thf
forthcoming contest between Randolph
Macon ard RIchm ond OF greater Interest
The former defeated William and Mar!
| nv the score OF 40 to 0 some u--'S ago
and Richmond's In ability to do N = thar
happened Yesterday has put Randolph
Macon stock up The lineup;
Richmond. Position. w. and NJ.
Frazer. right end...,....,.. Sinclal
Sutherland
snead right tackle.... McDonal
Anderton.. guard..,.Wtlklnso'
web~ter....,......ce cen Gentr
powell. ........,left guard. Blankenshl
Rollins. tackle,.,.,,.. Johnso
Hurgins,......,,,.lef end-,..'.',:. Blllup
Spi,~,an fright half Acknowledgement
Wright.
Smith. left half back.... SPENCE
Whitney.
! I.enkford. back,... Blackisto
Winch. quarter back...,.,Chapma
Referee, Davidson. Umplre, Nelson
Time keeper, Finregan Touchdowns-
spilman, Landlord ., smith-2o. goals
a Smith IA
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verv Close Game.

ispecial to The Times-D spatch)
RLALhSrONE. VA. Nov. ia very
evenly matched game Of toot-oa!l was Vas
Petersburg High School team and Hoge
Academy Of this place. resulting In
neither side being able to score, nor was
the goal Of either materially threatened
a, any time, o,oh
TWO halves of fifteen minutes eaoh
petersburg would outplay the local team,
as al the first kick off by the local team
petersburg caught the ball and advanced
!, almost to the center before being
downed -, ..rono
Hoge. Academy's line proved strong,
but on end plays and INTERFERENCE .ns
Petersburg team showed to the better
advantage. Both Sides lost on downs.
The local team feel elated since Peters
burg recently defeated Richmond Hlsn
School.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
DR.. w. II. Northington.
DEATHS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EI.pRIpGE depsrtse
this NE November llth l 9yss e Nh Street, 81 ~
Funeral from Lelgh-street n. y, Church
TO-DAY Sunday at O'Clock - ~.
MooREEntsred into, rest Saturday n Kon N KY
s va, GiEoRuE ALFREp MOORE in The
twenty second year OF his aye as a was fse
third son Of James Blythe ato Aia'sae' ~
throp Moore A. yo MON
be taken from Southern Railway psp9I1t . upon
sTriyai Of $40 A n, traiR 70 HOLLYWOOD
Cemetery.
AuRo-pIsd e. saiuTaaIyyN suEo at his resi-
dsn se !" corner Clay and Third srEssts :. .. :.
Funeral from the residence TO-DAY ~ ~
p. ~.
Il. sawsnaryseyshh year Of bis aSy,
pAvIp GiBsoN WILSON y TNs ssnI IN e g
Major John =. Wnse1 s4sA Ne ae'0 %NSS
pi intssm s Vt Rau.aey, ", Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
ALLEGED fORCER TO
BE TRIED TUESDAY
Capture OF One OF Them After
a Long Run and Fusillade,
Police Court.

The case Of Cleveland Taylor. the young
man. charged with passing forged check
ON Buspy & Co. went over to Tuesday.
In the Police Court yesterday. to await
the arrest Of the party alle9ed TO have
been associated with him In tie affair.
In the meantime. Captain Tonnlinson
and OFFICER Kellsm had located the sec-
ond parry on Church Hin, and after
ong chase. with several pistol shots, he
was landed He gave the name OF ] r,
Yarbrougb
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cannot help but feel grat'fled over
the great success which has followed tho
introduction OF my newly discovered stom-
ach and nerve tonic am naturally
elated TO have all my claims 80 fully JUS.
titled thus early In this great campaign
for health
I claimed that Paw Paw would surely
cure dyspepsia. and hundreds have ties.
tifiod that Paw Paw has driven their
dyspepsia and other stomach troubles
away and given life new charm LOT
them.
I claimed that men and women con-
demned to lie OF misery through ner-
vousness could be quickly culed by Paw
Paw. and testimony Is piling up dally
from hundreds In this vicinity that their
nervous disorders were quickly re!ieved
and finally cured by Paw Paw.
I claimed that insomnia-that dread
destroyer OF health and happiness-could
be controlled and cured with Paw Paw.
and SCORES who had not known what u
was to have a good nights rest IN months
or years have had balmy sleep orousns
back to their pillows.
am elated, as we'll may be. Not
because OF my SUCCESS. as the world es'
Inmates It, but because right here IN THIS
city, where am so we'll known, nave
been the means OF bringing health ana
happiness into homes where d.sease and
misery had established and entrencheu
strength, distress and sorrow win nope
and renewed ambition.
But let the people talk. They are an1-
ious to be heard.
See what they have to say:
Col. w. 7. swain says Munyon's Paw
Paw Has Made Him Feel Like
New Man.
Bureau OF Engrav ne and Printing. Wash
ington. D. c.. Nov. 3. 1913.
Paw Paw has cured mo, absolutely. OF
nervousness and general ndisposition
arising from rheumatism. long continued.
and seems to have also cured the rheu'
| ma tism.
was a great sufferer before began
to use Paw Paw One bottle has effected
all this, and I now feel as well as ever
1e fsim.d1 d. $50 W. T. SWAIN
| What Major De BATE Says:
Office Of Translator. Foreisn Nal Dept
Washington p. O., Nov. 2. lsos.
have been SO greatly benefited by
] paw Paw that I scarcely know how to
4 sufficiently praise Its merits. suffered
/ from general debility and most cute tndl-
i eestion. from which could OBTAIN no
/ rel ef. was advised to Try MunSoh
J paw Paw. I did so and found Instant cen
+ eficial effects. It has done me unspeaK.
4
/ remedy. Paw Paw has raised me up ana
has kept me up. r1
(Slgned) WM. DE pA ~ ~
Major De BATE Is tho translator OF al!
| foreign communication OF an otficia!
character and Is very popular ~ the OH,
cial and social circles OF the NauoHaA
] Reader, are you going to let such tes.
tImony as this fall on listless ears: are
you going to go on suffering l.. ana 10 s0 ~
ready to your hand? No! thousand
times mol ~
II you arc sufferer from any stom ma en- Ct,
trouble. IL you are continually upset from
NERVOUSNESS. IL sleeplessness Is the bane
Of your existence and the trouble which &c
is undermining your health n, 80 o., % ,b ,nn
wo,, want a hottie OF Munyon's Paw Paw.
DO II now, and you'll gladly Join IN the
health procession OF those who have oSen
o Pint bottles, 81. Paw Paw Laxative
pills. 25 cents per box. At all druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
necide Championship.

Next Saturdays game between Rich
mor,d College and Randolph Macon pIo ,.,,
.nnuph excitement to please the most
critical These two colleges are PUTTING
ftrth their best efforts to win. as thls
game decides the championship.
Richmond has a team which SO lar ha HIs
r,ayed as good football as any team o.
Inc same weight in the State. but yes.e'
DAYS game showed that trey VII, nav "a a
dif,cuit task to defeat Randolph .aa s.s.,.
ne the hitter team is coming along VIZ
fast, while they seem 10 nave ssop a., =
game against Columbian
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
SECURING YOUR SCALP.
VIII Remove the Loose DandruM Scales
But 1t Won't Cure Dandruff.

WIFI Remove IUS cSSoS SSbS' Sv SSs'NS
eut It Won't Cure Dandruff.
II your hair Is brittle and thinning you
have dandruf. The mere securing Of
the scalp Of the loose scales won't cure
dandruff because dandruft Is nothing
hut scales OF scalp being thrown up by
a pestiferous little germ in burrowing It's
way to the root of the hair where It
saps the vitality. causing falling hair
and in time. badness. NOW you cant
stop dandruff nor falling hair. nor pre-
vent badness unless you destroy that
germ: and the only preparation that can
do ii Is the new scientific discovery,
Newbro's Herplcide, In fact no other
hair preparation claims to XIII the dand-
run germ-all OF thar, will clean the
scalp: soap anc water sill do that. but
only Neworo's Ragpie,is gets ct the roof
OF the trouble and Gals the dandrufs
gers,. Sold by leadh,. druggists. Send
ioc. \. stamps for sample To The Herpicide
CO., Detroit, Mich. Ovens 8 Minor DRUG
Co. Special Agents,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Ring. Presentation.

The workmen associated With him and
the crew e,s Of. the city tug yesterday pre-
scented Mr.. William 6. seely hand hand
some Ma onlc ring a, the launching OF
the city dredge. Il The speech was made
by Colonel w. e. Cutshaw. and was
M st appropriate. Mr.. seely was touch
ed and could scarcely respond. X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
West Point Wins.

tI:y Associated press.)
WEST POINT, n. y, Nov. H.-West
Point derea: ted the strong team from tne
University Of chlcago here today IN sr tae
frnn In years. West Point played hard,
clean football and went beyond the , eX.
rectations of the army's supporters Inc
score was: Army 10, Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Episcopalians Win.

Especial to The Times Dispatcho Thu
Episcopal High School football 1,o lean
tAsr, in the game played on the High
Scnool grounds this afternoon. Inc
ocore WAS Sc to 0.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
CAROLINA WINS.
Defeats Clemson College
Score of Eleven to Six.
,s..c,aIto 'rhe Zines .DiHpntc

fSneciaI to The Zines Dlupn Ich',
CHAPEL HILL, N. G.. Nov. lt.-S t.ss.
lima defeated Clemson College. this after,
noon in one OF the most hotly-een a,a'e,,
f. . s,x, All III the scoring was done in ne
ij:rst half. Newton making beth IT., touch" sra
downs FOR Carolina and Maxwell the on one
for Clemson Newton, Fo'ist, .,aco y, =, =,
1nr Carn,ina. Maxwell and Sltton we're
The stars for Clemson. Carolina men en-
are jutiIant over the victory, ana ute
ceiebra tins. to-day With bon-hre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Municipal Insurance.

Editor OF The Times Dispa tch:
Sir,-I read with great interest Clarence
S. Darrow's excellent. article, Socialism
Of the German Government" publ shed In
your issue OF Sunday, November 5, 1908
Some years since advocated In your COL
umns that all cities should insure against
FIRE all improvements Of all kinds within
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
THE INDIANS WIN.
Hang Scalp Of Pennsylvania to
Their Belt.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Nov. l4.-In
san1e marked by tu,nbles and penalties.
the Carlisle Indians to-day deteatMeo IN, .ne
University Of Pennsylvania foot. ball s ees.
e,, by the SEQ e al l6 to 8. me inat eaiS
roal in the first half and each team ear
scored a touchdown in the second nall
Frnno rrhich goals resulted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15

pn,n.vlvania. referee. Mr. Mccluns.
=; f,ehtgh. Timer, Mr.. Wrightington. OF
Touchdowrs. vetterlein, Hogan. Goais,
Mitchell, Dewitt. Goal from fieia. ~ ~
witt. Total score: Prineeten. w 80. 80
4 f.anSth OF halves. thirty-five minutes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Victory for Locust Dale.

--------
FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Nov lilo
Gust Dale Academy defeated Fredericks-
burg College team at football here this
afternoon by 9 score Of y to O.. The VIC
torious team and party. numbering forty.
returned to Orange tonight on a. spec'ai
train.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
St Alhans Wins.

Especial to The Dispatch.)
ROANOKE. VA. Nov. H.-The game o.
1oos.Uall this afternoon between st. Al
hans and the Roanoke Club resulted III
victory for the ST. Aliens boys 80 TO u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Henrico Grand Jury.

The grand jury of Iienrco county will
reconvene tomorrow morning and Will
be engaged In that most interesting
matter Of Investigating the recent cleo
tIon methods in Henrico. Many Wit
nesses have been summoned and the re-
suit of this peep on the inside of the
work OF candidates is awaited with In
tereSt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
The Morning Session.

Another Tine lecture OH Nc rlo!y
Ghost" was delivered by bishop Hen
dirk.
Rev. Boyd Ellyson Hudson was elected
to deacon. orders. Under question 3 the
Rev. w, q. Anderson was discontinued.
An amusing incident occurred at this
point The chair called question 6 Who
are received by transfer from other con-
ferences," and responded tho name OF the
Rev. Giby c. Kelley. D. D.. Of the Ten
nessee conference, II don. know how
many others have kept from comins.
said the bishop with smile. as he re-
called yesterdays resolutions. u wish !
could transfer about dozen OF you out.
think have need for you. II any
brother wants to get nay ear privately on
this subject shall be gratifed.
Tho report on the Christian Advocate
was presented. read and discussed.
| AS soon as the report was read pr, ].
| Powell Garland, chairman of the COM
|<mittee, made statement as to IT'S WORK,
| The Recommendation. however. did not
represent the original opinions OF the
members OF the committee. any one o.
whom was at liberty to offer subst1-
tute.
Rev James Cannon, Jr,, of Blackstone.
explained his position In the matter, and
brought out the fact that nearly every
other conference owned Its paper and
wanted to know why this could not 10
| the case here. He suggested the for
| nation of a new joint stock company,
which shall conduct the paper. allowing
| the control of the colmns TO the conference
1 Mr.. Cannon proposed The following sur
stituta for the report;
| Resolved, /. That under existing cond..
| lions II is not feasible at this session OF
the conference to formulate any salts
factory plan to bring about closer re-
! letIon between the conference and inc
/ Advocate Publishing Company.
Resolved, 2. That the present commit
tee be continued. and that 1t be requested
TO attend the next session of the Baltl-
more Conference to ascertain the Wishes
Of that conference on the question or
Joint conference organ, and that u
report at the next session OF tbs c0n-
ference its conclusions on this whole
matter. o,,.,
penses Of this committee for the past
YEAR and for the coming year be palo
by the treasurer Of the annual confer
ence expense fund
j.. IT. pADMUN,
w. A. CHRISTIAN,
w. 3, BEAuCHAMP.
Everybody agreed to the sunstnMla
largely because II extended a necessary
courtesy to the Baltimore Conference,
and 1t was after while unanimously
adopted.
Members Resign.
The really spicy part OF the matter
cropped out In another and rather psau'
liar manner. Or, ], Powell Garland
| chairman OF the committee. arose "
dsclara that he favored the substitute
with thu exception OF one thing. H.
b.Agxed asd. u necessary. in>isted. thas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
How to Secure Trial Treatment.

Write me and simply the book postal VIII
will with druggist near
you Shops Restorative
10 make deal with druggist
remember full monththen decide. II II
succeeds the cost to you $3.50; drug
ss bin the o Gould anything be far7
TO delay forget Write while have II IN
mind. This is important,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
OvERCOAT LUXURY
OvERCoAT NECESSITY
OvERCOAT UTILITY
CvERCoAT ECONOMY
For every shape, every taste
and every purse. A coat Tor
every day, and every other day.
S7.6Oto $4,000.

Cravenette Rain Goats, $1,000
to S25.OO.
More Of those white $1.5O
Shirts we've arranged to sell
at $1.O5l
You should look thro' our
Underwear stock il only to DC
informed upon the latest adap-
tations-5Oc. UP.
Our efforts to offer our customers the
best Shoe to be had ut $3.50 were fruitful,
and moro people find it out every day.
All Leathers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
80 out OF 40 Get Well
Who Take Dr.. Shops Restorative
A Month at Ny Risk.

And that Is Just what give
Not a penny expense II my Restorative falls
with ma IL simply the sick Dr. Shops
Raoratvs that they may theselveswlthout risk
what my prescription can do?
II the ck all knew this remedy then no oner
Ike this do Some may never nave
even heard Restorative And 1t to Just suah
that make this appeal
a enthusiastic My enthusiasm to knowledsto actual
experience hospitals and at bedsds with this pre-
kcription must we'll must bring 70 them
t telp they make known to 9TH
or sufferers Shoops for tern And
to do this quickly without delay give to everyhodyever
whee-an opportunity my remedy full month on trial.
NV pas records failed In out Of
each 49, made think Of that 81
paid gladly and the That record
proud Of.
Those who know my used itears
nothing abou, my They keep In tho home con-
sanuy as safeguard off day few doses set
things right again. Insurance against serious at
acks-against continued illness.
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OBITUARY.
S. w. Wire.

(spec!nl q The Times Olspaten''
Y,EEsBURG, VA. November l4.--Mr.
Samuel W. Wire. native OF Louaoun
county. va. who was living In Yellow
sprlugs. Ohio, died on SATURDAY. Novem.
Ter I, la.6. OF paralysis. In the seve..Lelh
year OF his age. lilo was connected W!.a n
IN my OF Tue vel! known la''.4'ies " '''s0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-15
Elks' Smoker.

Richmond Lodge of Eks entertained
q big crowd of friends a. the home last
night and three hours or more OF good
time was had,