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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
WASHINGTON AND LEE
ByIes Of Princeton as Coach Schedule
Of Seasons Games.
Special to The Times ispatch.)

(Speclal 10 me flllneS-DtS pate
LEXINGTON, VA, Sept. l6.-Prospeots
are bright for successful season for the
washington and Lee football team, Nine
OF last years men are back and there are
several good men among the freshmen
from whom to. select A tackllng machine
has been purchased for use In practice. Nd
d Mr., Axtell j. Byles. former full back on
Princeton University eleven, has arrived
IN Lexington and Will coach the team for
the season. t5b5 81 IS {ti
D, Trundle. of Poolesyllle, Md. captain;
and Mr.. r, l., Owen, OF Lexington, treas-s
urer Of the University Athletic Associa-S
ton. '88s
Manager Wilson has arranged the fol-
lowing schedule of game for the season:
Wednesday. September 23d. with Miller
School. OF AS'emarle county. to be played
! Friday Oct ober I'd, With University o.
Saturday, October 10th, with Columbian
University. to be played In Lexington. l5
E Saturday, October nth with Randolph
Macon College. to be PLAYED In Rich
4 Monday October 10Th. with Richmond
College. to be played In Richmond, s
Saturday, October e4th with Davidson
College, to be played IN Lexln gton
Saturday October 3lst, With Virginia
Povt"chn'c Institute, to DO played In
Roanoke,
Thursday, November 9Th. with St Johns
College. to be played In Lexington.
Sntur1av. November l4th, with Virginia
Military Institute. to be played In I.cxinE-
Thursday, November 18th rrhnntseivins
Dovl with Agricultural and Nrech,nicnlE
College OF North Carolina. to be PLAYED
in Raleigh N, c, +, BIZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
VIRGINIA NEGRO
DIES FROM WOUND
Sent from Culpeper to Wash
lngton Suffering from
Gangrene.
Gangrene.

81. W WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept, ,1c,-A coll
arrived at the Pennsylvania depot at II :o5
this morning on the. train from Culpeper,
va, Fastened 10 his coat was letter
signed by DR., u, H. Lewis, Of that place,
pital treatment for n bullet wound In his
left shoulder The letter gave the mans
name as Henry Hodge. twenty-nlne years
old, and stated that he was employed by
William A. Morris. OF .Culpeper sg& The
note gave no other information as to
when or how the man was, shot
hospital where Drs. Carr and Perkins
made an examination and found that the
wound had been inflicted some time ago,
and that gangrene had set IN. Death re-
suited about 1 o'clock to-day. ..t8g
Captain Boardman forwarded q dispa tch
to the authorities at Culpeper, informing
them of Hodges arrival here and of his
Subsequent death,
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Mainly About People

.t.'.4-,.
MI. Bernard F. Schultz, Of this city, Is
at present cashier Of the Bostocks Animal
Shows, in New York.
Mrs. A. D. Wallace, Of Hampton,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Norman p.
Mrs. Norman P. Cooke has, returned
to the city. after pleasant trip TO
Hampton. Norfolk and vicinity.
spent ni last We week with his brother. Mr..
Norman7P. Cooke, Of this city. 4
Mr. Joseph P. Brady. ,oierk Of the
Federal District and Circuit Courts. has
returned to the city. after well earned
rest. which he spent pleasantly IN the
mountains Of Virginia, Flo Is back at his
desk and at work gain.
q Judge Edmund Waddl!l, Jr.. OF me REQ eti
eral District Court, who Is at Cold sui
phur Springs. will probably not return
to the city before the latter parts OF the
The second auditor and his assistants
have been rather busy lately transferring
State bonds, transactions in which nave
The AUDITORS office still has a detail
OF the force engaged IN making OUT pen.
sion warrants under the acts OF 10000 and
the treasurer's force are making out
checks for the amounts. r. Z,
Mr., John s. Eggleston, assistant to tho
Ing proofs on briefs OF cases to come
be1ore the United States Supreme Court,
Major Anderson Is expected PACK 10 the
citv before the end OF the month.
Mr.. s., Spielburg, expert N toba cconist'
has Ireturned to the city, after finishing
curing Sumartra tobacco ut the Co!ored
Reformatory. His trip was success1u!.
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Efforts Of Powers In Bulgd.
rlan Situation Thus, Directed J
ExCEssEs MUST CEASE 1E:; 81;
Ambassad ors Have Served Notice or
the Sultan thai, 4. Continuance Of
Them BY Troops aud lrreguIars
Will Not Be T olerated.
{By Associated Press.>

LONDON, September 1o.-Thc efforts d1t
OF the powers according to the latest
kilograms, nre directed both at CONSTANT I'll
noplc and Sofia towards an cndeavor 70
avert war. It Is stated that all the am m
bassadors at Constantnoplc have drawn
the Porte's attention to the danger OF per- per-
uniting a. continuance Of the excuses IN IN
Macedonia by Turkish troops and lrreeu-
lars. f& Y.
stands that Great Britain has decided on !.
4 4 stlll stronger step In the dispatch OF
q British squadron In support OF hcr
diplomatic endeavors at Cons tah'lli =, =,
Impossible. however, TO confirm or deny
The Daily Chronicles statement,
Most Of the special correspondents 'a..tt =, n
mr. think n NAV. vet be delayed. nclthor
the Bulgarians nor the Turks being y. reaiiy
prepared for It.
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PROGRESS RI
aPresidentsDldz Throws Light
Upon8ltsiD His Message.
(By Associated, Press, J

v IL. d H. q
MEXICO cITY.,fs Sept 1e.--President
Daz read his semi annual message to
Congress at the opening session, Of that
body this evening. After referring to
Mexico's friendly relations with all for
eign powers. he called attention to the
compulsory arbitration treaty which has
been signed BY twelve Latn-American
nations. athe latest slgners being Saliva
dor and Uruguay.s. 81 ,s.4 ii ,;G,s h, f. .
In regard to the present epidemic Of
yellow fever at Tampico. the President
says the government Of the State OF
Tamaullpas ana the local authorities
have eflcientlyiiicembat the: disease
and have established adequate sanitary
services. The President gives much
OF the public schools In the Federal dis
trict and Territories, and says that pro-
fessors have BEEN sent to s,the United
States to study manual labor as prac-
ticed there.
The railways show a. growth OF 1923
kilometres. Postal communications have
been both improved and extended, and
during the past fiscal year there was
transmission of 166,oO0.o0o letters, news
napers and PACKAGES Both the inter-
national and foreign money order K bust
ness have notably Increased. The tele-
graph receipts have increased by 20 per
cent
The total Federal income for the past
fiscal year amounted to s74,o00.000 The
efforts made by the government toward
bringing about better international
understanding rs to silver have met
with hearty and cordial response In tho
United States and Europe. The National
Monetary Commission, appointed by the
Departnent OF Finance. to study the
varied questions relating to the fluctua-
ton OF silver. will soon render report
on the result OF It's labors.
The President speaks at length OF the
mea s,lres taken by the government 10
prevent the general construction OF rail-
ways in this country, which. In his opin-
ion would constitute n public dfIger
and menace to the future prosperity OF
the republic.
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\ PRIMARY in AUGUSTA
Mr.. Churchman Says People Object to
Viva Voce Feature,

(, Hon. John w. Churchnan, OF Augusta
county, recently renomlnated for the
House OF Delegates. where he has served
six years. arrived In the city yesterday
and Is at Murphy's. Mr.. Churchmana was
kept busy greeting friends and receiving
congratulatlon last night. lie is here to
appear before the Corporation Commls-
sion to-day In the hearing IN tho matter
OF assessment Of telephone and telegraph
companies. Mr. Churchman Will probably
DO the heavyweight member OF the House
again next session, the honors have been
snatched away this session BY Hon, James
Banks. the Republican member from Car
roll MIR, Banks viii not be q candidate
for re- lection4t Is believed. The Augusta
member Is tho chairman Of the Committee
on Roads and attracted considerable at
tentIon last year by Offering and pushing
to passage a bill regulating tho speed OF
MI. Churchman says the primary plan
worked we'll In his county with the eX-
ception OF the Viva voce feature. The
people generally preferred the viva voce
olun in general elections rather than IN
primaries No man said Mr. Churchman
would object to any one knowing how he
voted us between Democrats and Repub-
leans. IN primaries, however, he said
many were embarrassed when It came
to Voting for two friends when there were
three running.
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5ulyon,. Nto;',t''os.

, y VI 3 f H. II y
Mr.. and Mrs. William CARRIER, who re-
turned to the city Tuesday from WASH
ington, where they were quietly married
Monday, we're rendered !, surprise lg visit by
the residence Of Miss lillian Duke and
arranged their plans. Each carrying q
token for the ,,newly;,weddea couple walk
ed to ne residence y P1ay Tney were
we're bestowed upon the couple after
which Mr., Horny Leonard IN neat
speech presented the tokens to their host
and hostess The evening was much en-
the announcement OF tho marriage, OF
NJ John Rhssel q lTt9n 1na Mss
surprise s,r to their many friends IN Fulton.
It was thought by many that Mr., Rus
sell was spending his vacation at his old
hG Rev. y 4. 4. Jones, pastor Of Denny
street NJ. r. Church, left yesterday. for
Crewe. where he Will spend his vacation.
REV, Il, r. I.pscomb. p. D.. secretary
and treasurer ot Randolph-Macon Col
Revival services ere being held nightly
Varina by Rev. G, Fl; Sheriff Large
crowds nre attending the meetings and
much interest Is being mnnfested.,
Henrico council, NO. lXi Royal Area
mum Will hold n social session tonight
Mrs. David Cobb and daughter, have
returned from Visit to relatives in Cum
Mrs Edward Donahne has returned from
Ph'ledolnh'a md Atlantic City, where she
snent the summer,
NIre. 4. NJ Rutler md srenddauEhtcr,
Rae Wilson Reams, are visiting lp Alex
Miss Page s.rsver. Of Norfolk. Ia the
rnost OF the Misses Trant. OF Frvon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
NEGRO BAPTISTS
OPPOSE 'l' Sc; ASSAULTS AS
Presiding officer Urges the
Race to Restrain the Law
less Element.
\ lRy Associated Press.l

PHILADELPHIA PA, Sept. 16.---Nearls
1900 delegates were present to-day at the
opening session Of the National Negro
BAPTIST Convention. every State and ter
rItory In the country being represented
Rev. E. C. Morris, OF Helena, Ark, pre-
sided, and in his annual address referred
at considera BILE length to prevailing crime
and lynching. In the course Of his ad-
dress he said: S
s'Let us consider that most Of the blood
curdling outrages committed against the
pure womanhood y OF the country are
charged TO members Of our race. There
is room to consider whether or not we
have made sufficient effort to restrain
that element that is bringing such dis,
grace to the race and shame upon the
country. 1 am sure there is no sympathy
In the breast OF any true man for the
wretch who has fallen so low as to conf
mitan outrage against any woman,
DR.. Morris was reelected president Of
the convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
Upton HAS APPENDICITIS
The Famous Yachtsman III In Chicago
Es7 AoteI

' 49, ' ''5ti+..
CHICAGO, Sept. 16-sir Thomas .Lipton
is suffering from "colltis and catarrrhaGl
appendlcitis," according to- an. official
statement made by his, physicians this
in in p possession Of the fact Of the d!stin-
suished Engllshmans illness. the STATE
ment was issued as follows:
|"The dlsease-colltis and catarrhnl M
pendictIs-is progressing fny0rably, ana
the condition Of the patient Is sntisfac-
'o"'lGslgned) Homer M. Thomas, N; p;
GEORGE "; Webster NJ D.; S'eho''S
Sir Thomas complained Of a pain ~ ~
his stomach yesterday morning when lls
arrived in Chicago to be the guest o.
Alexander f. Revell, and ineidentaI}Ey sr to
look after his business interests t.,Hr ~
a few hours later he, was compelied 20
take to his bed In his ,apnrtinerts ~
tho Auditorium Annex, Last night tna
physiCians, whose names are signsu 70 ",
DAVIS statement had consultation HuU
B II was decided that the patient must re-
main indoors for q few days az least;
The few social engaEements which nag
been prepared for him were eanceled.
irhis morning word came from the SICK
room that the pa tlent was suffering acute
pain and another consultation Of ne
nhvscinns was called, a thorough ex-
Animation was made and the case dag,
nosed as given In the statement Prepared
lorl the Press
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
NOVEL .LUNCH-R0OM
ON BROAD STREET
The auto. Cafe" is Now In
Operation in the Bljou
Building,

A distinct and novel innovation in the
restaurant field Of Richmond made Its
appearance last night, amid a glare Of
electric lights. at No III East Broad
Street.
night Auto Cafe, 4 where by simply drop-
big annexed or dime Into slot.
try1a salad. a crab. q cup Of ten e, coffee.
chocolate or milk, or y almost afytnihg else
This is a great advance IN the science
Of culinary matters, and one that is q
Since Mr., Kirkwood first started In
business In Richmond six years ago, he
has made wond.erful S ssr,idss, and has
men Of tho city. This Is his fifth enter
prIso here, and he said, last night that
3it was his aim N business to provide
"T1he Kew to the front door OF the Auto
was thrown away last nigflt at {, o clock,
and the place will be open all the time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
WILLING TO SELL VAULT
CONTAINING WIFE & CHILD
fsnec,nl TO The Times. D,spa tch


LYNCIIBURG. VA. September ia
real estate firm here has received a letter
from resident OF Indiana Offering to sell
his half interest In vault in Spring
Hill Cemetery. iniswhich are buried the
remains OF his wife and child It seems
that woman, who is described as "a most
attractive lady. came here withEhers child
during the war, aud when the child died
soon after the war she had the vault
built for Its burial
The woman then disappeared from
Iynchburg, and was no heard oftaga.n
until her remains We're brought here
from Philadelphia some years afterwards
and placed beside those of her child,
Nothing was known Of tn ehusband until
his letter was received Offering to sell
tis Interest IN vault. The real estate
flrm has not given out the husband s
name.
F The woman came here under the name
Of Fannie G. Gl1bert
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
eu.rarians Advis ID 10 be Quiet.
(By Associated Prcss.)

. { ~
SOFIA. BULGARIA. Sept. 16.---Although
no formal replies have been received 70 %
the Bulgarian governments note, y IS
stated that the Representatives Of three
great powers have repeated the,r couh-
sells e Bulgaria to remain quiet !, 4, n y ! n
the vent OF n war with Turkey, ulsaria
need not expect and help in foreign quar-
tiers. 1t is further reported that the same
diplomats visited General Pctroh and
cndeayor to persuade him TO postpone
the mobilization OF Bulgarian forces, but
3 the premier declined.
3 GENERAL MASSACRE BEGlNNlNd,
"A telegram from Burgass reports that
general massacrcls beginning through
out the district of Lousensrade. Tele-
grams from Uskub says the mobilization
o. tho Turkish army is proceeding rapidly,
while dispatches from Constantinople as
sert that the military party liz urging the
Sultan to order his. troops TO cross the
bulgarian frontier without a declaration
4 OF war, which the party regards as un-
necessary. inasmuch az Bulgaria IS
vassal State OF Turkey.
Tho Sultan Is said to be stlll hesltating.
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time, and was almost skeleton l wao
80 poor. Now can eat anything ! want
and 1t don't hurt me. and I can sleep all
night long and get up and work all day
long. don't have any nervousness now.
but am happy all the day long = sing
the praises OF Peruna wherever I go, AMI
I believe It saved my life. could mo-.
have lived through the summer IN tho
condition was In, as I was IN the
Change OF Life.a1 had tried many doc
tors. but they did me no good. Teruna
certainly cured me Of the afte::. effects
OF the Change Of Life. was almcat
crazy, had headache backnch'. and was
so nervous that I would almost 60 Int !,
fits. l couldan eat nor sleep and was
almost In my grave. l had Tried many
doctors. but they did me no good. tried
your Peruna and Il felt better from tic
start. I took about five bottles Of Pc.
runa, and the awful headache and ner-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
LOSS HALE A MILLION
Chemical Companys Destroyed Plan,
Fairly Well Insured,

I The destruction on Tuesday OF the ASSOC
ointed plants OF tho Virginia Carolina
Cbemical Company and the Rasn-Mon-
iImental Company on the Patapsco River
Anne Arundel county. Nd, causes no nn-
lara hare' u''' The property burned entails i
i iena' half n million dollars, but not
hear that amount to }he eompanessa as as
t nnmrse' we're not in the least affected
The fire seems to, have started from
simultaneous combustion The fire engine
rTGIn first caught and before the hose
c WI'tGi' be gotten out It was damaged, This
Es p'F rs fire fghsns force force
n ne!id'y to prevent the flames from spread
inr II was stated here last night that
th66' question OF rebuilding or not was one
Which WI Jlt only the board could decide.
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.STARKE MUST ANSWER
KILLING BROTHER-IN-LAW
md a ssncinted Press.l

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Sept. 10,
.. starke to-day had his preliminary
hearing before Justice Cannon on the
charge OF numbering John Angel. and
was held without bail. The two men were
brothers-ln-law, and the evidence showed
that Angel was shot over the counter OF
the Southern Express Company. OF which
he was, cashier. Starke was formerly
auditor OF the Jacksonville. Tampa and
Il ely West Railroad.
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-5 8 ~ +.
i EXPORTS FAILING OFF
Angus, Shipments Over 100000
ese Than L ast Yer.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept. l6-The
monthly statement3of the imports and ex-
ports OF the United States for August
show that the total Imports were $50 1885,
2bO3 against $7s.923.2s1 for the same month
last year. For purnoses nf revenue.
or in the dutlable Imports. or the total
for August s35,l2l.5s were not dutiable
and s4G9l4.6ti3 dutlable. For August of
last year the total dutiable imports were
aO.24e,3s7. For the eight months ending
August slst the total imports were so7G,-
9G9. 620 and for the same period one year
The exports in August were SSs5s5.4to
against S94 $40, $40 for the same month
last year. indicating a falling. Oft 70. q
months ending August s1st the total ex-
ports were s202 1l0.lSS against S207 5l3.SQ3
Tor the Same period of last year. The en-
cess OF exports over imports IN August
was ;7,5i9.1,N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
KILLING FROsTS IN WEST
A Large Belt Of Territory Locked
Premature Winter.
(By Associated Press

CHICAGO, I'LL, Sept, 1e.-Dispatches
from Western and Northwestern States
Srenort killing frosts last night over q
Vida area, extending from the Dnkotns to
Missouri on the South; and to Minnesota
on on the East. Some damage is reported to
the corn crop. In Nebraska. Iowa and
snutt Dakota corn suffered. although
much OF the crop was too we'll matured
ia he destroyed. 1t Is estimated that two
thirds of the South Dnkotn crop Is safe,
The frost In Nebraska did not do any
serious damage IN Mssonr1 nrd kansaS
ia was reported from st. Joseph The
.temperaturc In Chicago tonight Is fifty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
DRUNKENNESS CURED

nosIlvely and permanently. without In
pponvenience or loss Of time, "Orrine''
i endorsed by clergymen, physicians
20 w G, II. u. tbs mn excellent tonic,
h tast e,ess, odorless and colorless, and can
~ cyen III ten, coffee, water or milk
, ~ st the patients knowledge. slOo
W. mr''b box boxes for $500, Polk Miller
R R,nr Co, s34 East Main Street, Polk
milml er- Chlldrey CO., First and Broad
Streets. Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
Youthful.L LEGISLATOR.

The opposition to Mr., g, Locke Co.'s
Her, the Young nominee Of the Demo-s
Gratis OF Elizabeth City and Aecornac
stated some time ago that certain Eliza
beth City Democrats We're endeavorlng. 70
induca Accomac Democrats 70 put out g
cnndIdate hut the design failed and Mr:
Collier il the nominee OF the party, and
-xuX ba elected. mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
Governor,for Elks Home,
fnv Assocint tod Press.)

p INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Sept. lo-
Joseph n, Flaming, Grand Exalted
Ruler OF the Benevolent and Protective
Order OF Icllss, tonight named the
Board OF Governors for Elks National
Home, MS follows; Meade Detweiler. OF
Harrisburg; Thomas F, McNulty, Of
Baltimore; l.. Lazarus; Of Lynchburg,
10 d. (
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Shocklrr Turkish Atrocities
(Bv Associated Press.>

(T3V Associated FRESH - 37
ySOFIA. RITGARIA, Sent. a. Prince
Ferdinand of BULGARIA, arrived here to-.
day from Euxinogrod g
a semi-official statement Just issued
says;
ties daily committed by the Turkish sol-
general opinion Is that Adrianople Will
coon he entirely depopulated OF the Chris
tian element
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
FFs ss DISEASES OF WOMEN.
The Remarkable Case Of Mrs.
Mamie Hall Of Atlanta.
A Most Wonderful Cure Effected
by Pe.ru.na.

M RS. MAMIE Halt, u Hubert
IVA st., Atlanta. Ga. writes [: .
IYl II write YOU to tell you how
mitch good your Per,ina has done for mo-.
was so sick and nervous that was
almost dead 'e&
II could not eat nor sleep nor work
any at all, but was In bed nearly all the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-17
PRESIDENT#W ONT INTERFERE
He Announces that His Hands VIII Be
.Off,in New York.
nav AssocIated PressD

81 NEW YORK. Sept. 1e.-President Roose-
vclts attention has been called to the
letter 'ol District Attorney Jerome. .ad-'
"a, assed TO a member Of the Citizens In
ion. lr,s.which mention was made OF he
Presidents position in the coming may
orally campaign In this city. the following
authoritative statement was given out
to-dIty:
THE President has not interfered and
will not interfere in any way. shape or
manner either for or, against the nomi-
tion of any candidate for Mayor. AS an
individual the President Is, Of courte.
keenly interested In the success Of any
movement for good government In New
York city as In; any city in the land but
the President does not regard 1t as amy
part OF his duty: as President to use his
position to influence many way any mu-
ufcipal election. -
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Mrs. Mamie Hall, =,

vousncss was gone. I could eat any. S
thing and my nerves are all right ana 4
4 have no more bnckache. gsI ain Ss " ell
and Peruna cured me. vi l5j1
"NIy daughter is cured Of catnrrh Ct I
the head. She was almost deaf lGfDre 4
taking your Peruna. She don't look Ike +
the sdtne woman. She ID stout and we'll A
and the mother Of three fine boys. re-
want to thank you again for your kind n
ness. Mrs. Mamie Hall. ii XII n " 5
Anyone desiring information touching
the use Of Peruna at this time Of life &
can write to Dr.. Hartman with the as as
surance that her letter, will be held \
strictly confidential. All advice will be !
given free Of charge. "a f s.-s3
Z II you do not derive prompt and sat-
isfactory results from the use of Peruna,s
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving "a \
full statement OF your case, and will
be pleased to give you his valuable adj 81
vice gratis. zz;
Address DR.. Hartman. President Of The
Hartman sanitarium. Columbus, Q. @
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Rlchmonders in New York,

Especial to Tho Times nispatch.) tll5,
NEW YORK, Sept. 18,-Winson!a, Mrs.
o. D, Wilson; St. Denis IT. Anderson:
Continental, y. p. ssuTmerson: broadway
Central, b. r, Dudley; Hoffman, u G..
Tlnsley. 100