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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05
VIRGINIA
BRIEFS
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GATE CITY, Va u July t@EamsFy 4 M na9r
e saes sna fsa Ten s
line, the result OF an old grudge. Minor has
not been arrest 1, "a u 4 rro,das 4.
II. Hall and Tyler Cowherd we're ordained
deacoiis In the Baptist Church Sunday night
i psrsns aeaa IN e tho sn sosa
near Cuckoo Thursday. His death was caused
by heart trouble.
armsr q eupper
county. was kicked by one OF his horses last
Thursday afternoon and died Friday morning,
The horse was standing In path IN the
pasture. and Mr.. Martin approached. laying
his hand aon. It's hind Quarters qua when inc am
MAJ y!f!eSs!y k Ns%s yArne old bark.
Kennebec, which gained a reputation for he;
Ing III fated MS a result OF two unsuceesstul
9 aona i Il Fss 10 secure an here
has been taken to the shipyard to be con.
verted iGto goal barge i 1er,n. the nc.
gro who was hit on the head with q Ratchet
n the hands Of Ign Tyree AT a. Timber Mla 49,
1ss ays sd fo nnS die f'w days ago. WIN '0s
IYNSIibuRt. yA'-capta!n y; 4; !. , FLOYD
formerly 81 this city, but now Of halt'mo rs,.
York tirm To- for tie publication OF new his
torical novel entitled Tho Last OF tho Cava'
lIs.s or tho Amersan, Pegil" .ovsn voars
old. OF Brambleton, while playing with fire
crsckers, had her clothes burned from her
body, though she was not fatally injured,
and Western brakeman. Jumped from his train
~ the East End yards to-day and ,h had h,s
s5h, Gg e ba 70 f be-
TWYNiAN's MILL. NA.--purlng q. game. OF
base ball Saturday evening at Ira diant. Mr..
Robert Anderson MAS struck BY Dali and
his nose was broken.
WINcHEsTER yA-At congregational
meeting held yesterday morning, the Presby-
terrain Church OF Winchester united In tho re-
qliest OF Rev, jullYn s. sibley, asking fro a
meeting Of Winchester Preshytery IL thls city
that Mr.. Slbley can accept call to Pensa,
cola Fla.
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Mrs. Helen Hicks.
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BLUEFIELD, VI VA. July 4. Mrs.
Helen Hicks wife hof William Hicks, the
wealthy oil operator. dled34at the home
Of Sher husband In this city to-day. after
consumption, and the past year had been
spent at Ashevillc. n. c., and in Colo Z
RADIO, without benefitlng her health. +
not live more than few days. and a
special fast train was chartered at an
enormous cost to bring her from A ,.!'il.a,
a her home she rallied slightly, but soon
began to sink again, and for. the past Z
week It had been known that her deal
was a question Of days. y, Il, -.
husband and sisters were with her dur
ing herFlast moments. I'm
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TERRIBLE WORK OF
The EMPTY PISTOL
Little seven-Year-o Girl Kill
ed by Older, Sister in
Hampton,
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 4.--Janie
Dykes, seven-year-old daughter OF John
Dykes, OF Hampton. was shot and NOR
tally wounded this afternoon by her
eleven year-old sister, Evelyn,
The father went out for target practice
with his 3S-calbre pistol, and thought all
tina cartridges had been exploded. The
children got 10 playing With the weapon
when he returned to the house, With tho
result thai the bullet crashed through
the ear-drnm and into the brain of the
little girl
4 The physicians say she cannot live
through the night.
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Divorced and Married.

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WINCHESTER. VA. July Alt was
announced Saturday by the parents Of
the bride that Mrs. Louise Henry Kenz,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George Il.
Henry, OF this city, had been married at
ST. Louis to Egbert A. Van Alystyne. a
musical publisher and song writer Of New
York.
thor Of Navajo" the popular song and
march. Mrs. Van Alystyne was recently
divorced from Joseph King, well known
theatrical mar. ofENeW York H., the sul!
She is a native Of this city and is a hand.
some young woman. For. several years
past she has played prominent parts on
the theatrical stage,
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FORMER SALOON MAN
BAPTIZED IN CREEK
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e WINCHESTER, VA July 4,--ln the
presence OF a large throng, in which
were many drawn by curiosity Mr., y,
n. Haddox, well known Winchester
9aon, on the Berryvllle turnpike five
miles from this city. Yesterday fternoon1
at 8 o'clock. Rev. Julian Broaddus, 81
three handsome daughters sang 'Down,
to the Waters" as he was led down and
Immersed. Mr.. EIaddoN Was formerly q
city councilman and cHIntan e the la tris
section. Until a year since he conducted
a saloon In this city. and his baptism and
reception into the Baptist Church is tho
cause of much rejoicing among the faith
full,
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I'M BREACH
in VIRGINIA.
Generally Observed as a Holt
day, But No Patriotic
Demonstrations.
THE SHIPS i |I' DECORATE d co E.
The German Flagship Hoists the
Stars and Stripes and Fires
the National Salute.
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NEWPORT NEWS, VA. July 4.--The
ships in the harbor here celebrated July
4th by elaborate decorations. The flag
ship vineta. OF the German cruiser squad. .
ron. honored the day BY hoisting the stars
and stripes at the head OF her after
truck and By firing a national salute at
noon.
The ship yard closed down for the day.
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FATHER OF FIFTEEN.
Death Of George w. Faulconer'
Sr.. Of Gordonsville.

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GoRboNsVILLE, VA. July !-Mr.
Oldest citizens OF this town, died Friday AZ
tho home OF his son. Herbert Faulconer. IN
Ecoltsylle. Va. and was inferred mere TO-
day In Mapiewood Cemetery.
n lie was tho last OF seven brothers, who
iivod in and around Gordonsvlle. and were
He waa the father OF fifteen children and
leaves Il most estimable wife and large fam
iy OF children. grandchildren and great
II was told him In his youth by a gypsy
that he would be father OF fifteen children.
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Wedding Cards.

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WINGHEsTER VA. July 4,-Captain
nv. Z. Cutler, OF this city. has announced
ts RpgoHs aRsg E Tseap a ME- as asRSs
Baker, of this city. The ceremony Is. 10
take place AT the brides home July 18th;
The groom is a son ~ Conm \, ,2f
ana and a nephew Of Circuit Clerk r. Is. Cart.
nell and Of Colonel J, Carr Baker. Of
Newport News. Captain Cutler is q for,
Delegates. He now has a store here.
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Sent to Grand Jury.
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I.YNCHBURCi, VA, July Al. II, Rout-
ten, who created such an excitement Fri
day evening when arrested by oftlcer
Glauner for trying 70 pass check Tor
fifty dollars, upon which. the name OF It,
Ashby WATTS had been forged, and Wllp
al the tInm tried to swallow the check,
had a hearing before Mayor Smith this
morning Several witnesses were exam
ined. and Routten virtually plead guilty,
Mayor Smith sent him on to the craze
Jury and refused bail for him,
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At Fredericksburg
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. July 4.---To-
day was quietly observed here as q holt
day. Some PLACES Of business were oP5e1d n
not Eopen their establishments at ALL The
banks and postoftice We're closed.
The members of Falmouth Sunday
school passed through the city this morn
t HE with children and older people,
Cheering Chez and waving flags. on their way
to historic Salem Church In Spotsylva-
MIA, to spend the day picnicing. The coll
ored people celebrated the Fourth as
EnnancIpa ton Day. l.4 Its.. ~ t5aat 2. n,
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DEATHS.

ECAMPBELL.-Died,. al Is rs o'clock ?; M,
July 1900, at her residence los East
coutts Street, Mrs GEORGIANNA.
CAMPBELL. she leaves a husband ~. a nd
Charles w. Campbell, and one sister,
Fl Octavia Gillian, Of City Point. Va., to
mourn their loss. ), IL <,
1, eb RlaSs = church
Friends are invited. 5i9@$S 5stits'$ ri
FoRD.--Died, at the residence Of her!
SD Belvidere Street. July 4th, at 200 Z,
Y NJ, Mrs. ANN 2. FORD. in her seven-
ty-seventh year.
Funeral notice later
GLENN-Died July RI, 1891 8 st Ct ths ENR
aged sixty-nine years. L
ii took Place NJ from fnte t4s HoTs
Shockoe Cemetery. st
A1cLELLAND.- Died. at the Memo q Ia.l
H HGsRlNsabtA Jay ~ M NJ. ii after
s'i Funeral raj from her sisters residence.
Mrs. JANE LTGILMAN ~ !, SlS n west fnI
terment Hollywood,
BNUNNALLY.-Dled July 4th, at $3.50 A..
at the home OF his y, g iIa n irant;
Street. Manchester. Va. ARTHUR u.
NUNNALLY, In the twenty-elshth
year of his age. ,,,e,
t DAY MORNING. July 9Th. at II o'clock.
Friends of the family Invited to attend.
sNlITHER -Dicd. at the residence OF his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Manley.
.6ol East Marshall Street. at $3.50, July ~;
4. 1904, WILLIE JEIFFERSON SMlTlilSR,
aged five. months; ..,.,.,
Euneral VIII taks plafGaeo i frah , reS'e 1na
terment Oakwood Friends anu ac'
quaintnnces invited to attend
s ss e M ioHs 'G s!f1 NJ ii t.
af Funeral sais from Centenary NJ. II, Church
TUESDAY. July 5th at II o'clock a. NJ;
Friends and acqualntances are invited
sMIrH-Dted, Monday, July, 4th, At 4;s 8
z. M. at his parents reStdenGneii ~ ?,
f FAINT son e Of James b. and Leila ], Smith,
aged thirteen months and twehty-tour
days.
Funeral from the RESIDENCE at !, !
acquaintances invited to attend.
Suffer little children to come unto unto
Me and forbid them not, for or suoh
is the Kingdom of Heaven.
sTARSE.--Dted, Sunday morning, July
Sd, RosABELI.. daughter OF the late
Thaddeus y. and Mary @, Starke,
Funeral services were held NO 3 ~.
Main. at p, NJ JULY itlh
TATE Died, July 4th 1901 AT ~ NJ,
DOROTHY, youngest child OF Clifford
G. and Dora Ellen Slaughter Tate aged
three years.
Funeral from re=..lence. 1000 Hanover
street, TO-DAY f'ruesday), July 5th, az
4:30 II, Nj,
8uRBAN.-pted, July q, 1904. ELLA GLIB,
SON, Wife Of John II. Urban, aged
Funeral THIS lTuesday> MORNING
at 10 O'Clock from residence, No, 7os
+ Louisiana Street, Fulton. lnterment Vt
River View Cemetery
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-z5c Numbers at l2Ilc-

p. F. worsham died at the home Of Mr..
w. r. Davis at this place yesterday even
year of her age She leaves FIVE children,
four sons and a daughter, and twenty
eight grandchildren 81 seven great
grandchildren. Her children living are
"A. c. Worsham of Richmond, Val P. b..
20. c. and r. x. yVorshan, and Mrs. NJ.
w. Davis, wife Of W.aR. Davis, OF Pow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05
In Petersburg.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG VA, July 4-The clos
Ing OF public buildings, banks. railroad
offices and a few stores marked the only
formal celebration Of the day In Peters,
burg, There were excursions to the city
and many picnic and fishing parties that
left Petersburg. Very few fireworks We're
4 In evidence TO- day. but during tho early
evening there were the noises Of cannon
crackers and other xplosiyes.
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Big Event in Fauquier.

MoRR1soNyILLD, VA, July 4--After. ex-
tensIye preparations and a thorough drilling
Episcopal church presented most elahora A.,
Yesterday OF Childrcn's Day Fair skies,
bracng weather, good weather and q wide
spread knowledge Of IFS expected atta e, S.
event OF this kind ever seen In this section.
The hoop drill, a very intricate affair, Won
especial words OF praise from all,
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BLED TO DEATH.
Daniel o'Leary, We known
Man of WING ester.

Especial to Tho Tim p'sPatcho
WINCHESTER, VA, JUL Daniel O'Len-
~ ono OF tho best know. Catholics and q
Former business man. died here st 1880 o'clock Nk
months u Tho maj, actually hled to death
from, an artery e in the neck that had been
weakened by a cancer Mr. o'1'eary was
who was a Miss Rose, OF Baltimore Is sur
vlved by six children, two brothers and two
sisters. f5..fla 4. tflt tkH5sitiA.' ttaig9.
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BOTH Old ENOUGH i
TO KNOW BETTER E / !. !: /
o. B. Sleigh and Mrs. John Ohm. Mark *
ham Under Arrest for
.Eloping.
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80 "a Especial % Ie = 11, ee147
LYNCaBURG, Val, judy 10. y.
Sleigh and Mrs. John Markham. both
about tsa fifty years old, residents Of Bed g
ford county. were arrested beTs h iass
night charged with clipping. Both nave
They were taken this morning to BIZ
Island, where. after hearing. III before ts
Justice Scott, they were fined 500 each !, en-
and Jailed III efault Of payment T. slei tsa
tha woman husband and three children.
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OBITUARY. W.
Mrs. Georgiiana Campbell.

#as g5t MIS- dcOISldlld Ndt1APOSAA'
mrs Campbell e DIED gfTae e her
t teFday afternoon err ION at 5 o'clock. Mrs.
Campbell leaves husband ana th l,t'
IA w ,I lahs Raf phi th's 1 FIST
Lucinda "A. McClelland.
Miss Lucinda A., Alccl LELAND died at I, the !!
after brief illness, The funeral e Z, c, vi
take Place .hs 81 her sister Mrs
Tame Tame T.. Gilman Gilman NO els West Cary
Street and the interment VIII be mace
In Shockoe Cemetery.
Mrs. Ann E. Ford.
X Mrs. Ann L. Ford died at the residence
II So hs 81 s Belvidere Street. at o'clock last
age nla 49, The funeral arrangements will be
announced later. .f
Catherine Glenn.
Miss Catherine Glenn. died at the Bap.
tis HSs AsSfGh Tasa e. took saS
from the Home yesterday afternoon at y 4
Willie Jefferson Snnither.
while Jefferson snther d Ns y ysa, ISasf
morning at his residence NO e r TiSt Mhe
funeral viii take place this afternoon at
: ! Hugh 6. Hitter.
LoG fSRsSs.a v * i Jaly iefiRRp q Hlter
Gisxeat q fo he M adSan aS
a eg q so ssh N.Y. Ma ieel Iter and
daughters, who llys lived, With nm !, Iyor on MS
Henry o. Claggett,
MI. :, tol,
Henri s hs 1asn 81 fla5 gEssset on and "a
known citizen OF this county, died r 81
sMrs Were Hs was as wen Well p
newspaper oorresp93ndetnt was tor q e one
p part, at the Loudoun Mirror, OF this
place. For many years he YVES ani Ide o.
81 tng He
tie ties sole survivor r,I Of large and proml-
nent family.
Mrs. Henry Thacker.
,5 sn !, {, e The Times Rf ip sMrs
Thacker. widow q the late Henry Iha onn
81 s tsa h y sss On s' pion ASsays
age OF seyenty-eight years, She leaves leaves
three daughters and ono son, Mt H., Jan nM
Of 5ha the Ee ~ as News Press IS grand,
son SO ' Of MIS-, Thackcr, The funeral Will
take place Tomorrow afternoon from
Wesley NJ, r. Church.
Miss Laura ]. Draper.
Especial to The Times ispatch)
ROANOKE, VA. July MRS. La ,iri,
r Drawer. Wife Of Walter Draper, died
MT the hospital to-day from consumption,
aged thirty-four years. She was q ma,
tive of Bedford county, and Is survived
by her husband and one enid,
Clifton Wooding,
Especial to The Times. pispatchl,,
Mr., Chiffon Wedding son of Mr.. a. Wood,
Ing died yesterday at his fathers home
here. after n brief Illness. aged twenty
one years He is survived by, MS par
ents, three brothers and one s's'er'
Mrs. E. +. Worsham.
Especial to The Times pspateh,)
= POWHATAN Y. Il, VA. July AIRS
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.At Bristol.
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(SpecIaI1 20 heT1ItHes'DIsPdtC1H3 "A
BRISTOL. VA. July 4.-Notwlthstand-
Ing Bristol had no set programme for the
Fourth. every train arriving to-day was
crowded with excursionists. The only
amusement was two games of baseball
between the Bristol Athletics and the
sGreenville. Tenn, team. Bristol won the
forenoon game by a score Of 4 TO = and
!, the afternoon game BY to Q.
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In Norfolk.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.)

l-1I Especial to TIE ITlHes-DIs I5dttC1r.5 ~ N
NORFOLK, VA July 4.---The Fourth
passed off quietly In Norfolk. The city
was deserted, but thousands ofseScursion =
lists congregated at the various seaside
resorts. n
If An excursion train from Richmond, on
the return trip. jumped the track on
}Lovett Avenue. in the heart OF the q ~,
and delayed five hundred passengers for
several hours. No one was injured.
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.At Stanton.
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sTAUNTON, VA. July 4.-The largest
crowd for years was here to-day to Wit
ness the Fourth Of July celebration. The
most Interesting feature OF the day was
the reel race between Stanton hose COM
pany No. and Waynesboro. These
teams tied, the time being thirty-one sec
onds. and the purse was divided between
4 them, t}s g8st
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FEMALE BALL PLAYERS.
Defeat Lynchburg Athletic Club
Seven to Fourteen.

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Il. LYNCHBURG, VA. July A--.With Ralph
Louis Stars, female baseball aggregation,
defeated the Lynchburs ATHLETIC Club here
morning game was won by the home team
by the score Of Is TO 4 s-.N,. EHalulE1
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In Roanoke.

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ROANOKE. VA. July 4.-The Fourth.
passed off very quietly to-day. trhe
business houses, shops and offices were
closed and the whole population OF the
city went out to the suburbs. where horse
races. baseball and golf were attrac-5
Ations a 6S 35 Il s.s
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Richmond Many Bargains Thursday Dispatch
SUFFERED NINE YEARS
WITH CArARRH or the STOMACH,
pE.nu.nA CURED.

Mr.. N. =. Bunker. Newton. Cal. writes:
"For nina years was sick with chronic
icatarrh Of the stomach, could scarcely
eat enough to keep me alive. n ardIy had
4 natural taste In my mouth The whole
tins. ! took all sorts OF treatment, but
without any benefit and the doctors said
II was only question Of time when I
would sucoun1b TO the disease. ay laocl.
dent commenced taking 3peruna. After
three months traatment was complete.
" cured. could eat anything wanted,
and always felt well afterward.
~ have recommended this wonderful
mod cine 10 many Of my friends and Will
always Be glad to speak o good word for
Peruna, az IL did 30 much for t1e.'--N.
e. Bunker.
+ VI Dyspepsia cured by Pe.ru.na.
Miss Amanda Moore. Marshall, Tex.
writes:
ri have su2ercd for several years past
with acute dyspepsia and after trying
several remedies without any help, de-
cided that 1t was my fate to suffer
through this life. Last winter took
Peruna for severe catarrh. the effects
OF a cold and you can imagine my JOY
when found that this wonderful remedy
not only cured my catarrh but helped
my dyspepsia. s5gsr *. i%
~ took three bottles and found my.
self well and strong can now eat
heartily and have gained twelve pounds
and have good reason to praise Peruna..'
Miss Amanda Moore.
Use Pe.ru.na for the Catarrhal Diseases
Of Summer.
The diseases most common in summer
are those OF the stomach, bowels ana
other pelvic organs. a remedy that cures cures
ali the catarrhal arrangements OF these
organs should certainly be considered g
household necessity during this season. !.
Peruna Ia this very remedy. A book OF
testimonials containing hundreds eos q
cures sent free to any address.
a symptom OF catarrh OF the. stomach q
is sour stomach and heavy 1 feeling sI alter
eating. 3
Ri of the stomach, or bowels, or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-05

4 a Rear. AdmlraI's Praise Off Peru. ma. 4
Mr.. Philip Hlchborn, Rear-Admiral u
s. Navy. Washington, D. c., Supervisor
OF the building OF tho leading battleships
OF the Navy, In recent letter says:
AFTER the use Of your Perina for a
short period, / can now cheerfully recon-
mend your valuable remedy to any one
who il In need Of an lnvigorating tonic
Philip Hichborn. @ &
Our files contain hundreds Cf testi-
moniais similar to the above, from men
who arc prominent In national affairs.
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Thousands people of the stomach OF bowels q
pelvic organs prevalent in and DO not know
thousands Of testimonials like that OF Mr. bunker touch
ing of Pena remedy for all catarrhal diseases
delay Buy Pena to-day for day gained means day
recovery.
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Hugh G. Hitter.

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LOUISA, VA. July 4,-Hugh g. Hitter,
a prominent citizen OF Gold Mine, this
county, died recently at the. advanced
H. Is a sudv t%o
daughters. who lived with him OIL his
fine farm on the North Anna River. .
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Willie Jefferson Srnither.

While Jefferson Snlither died yesterday
at his residence, No. 2G0l East Gas
Marshall Street. lie was unmarried me
funeral Will take place this afternoon a.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17
Holder Dots.
y Nv 4 n

BY B. B.
The health of this vicinity i
very good at this writing.
The farmers are nearly through
gathering the feecy staple.
Several of our young peopl,
visited friends near Walton Sun
DAY and report q good time.
Mrs. Herndon is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs
Mack Webster, in Oxford.
We regret to learn of the death
of Mr.. Henry Woodward, which
occurred at his home near Keel
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock. lie
leaves . wife, one con and two
daughters.
We are glad to know that air.
VI. 1. Quick 10 able to be out again
after . severe illness.
Kew. G.. w. Strickland filed his
regular appointment al Cambridge
Sunday.
Miss Jackie Webster, of Oxford
visited frisnds near Bay springs
Sunday.
MI. Dock Rushing and wife
visited friends near Bay Springs
Sunday.
The dry weather il q very seri-
Gus thing In oar midst. Several
Of our neighbors are having to
nj Uofo- g. L |
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1904-11-17
A PHYSICIAN HEALED.

DR.. George Ewing, a practicinp
physician of Smiths Grove. XIV. "a,
30 years, writes his personal expert
ence with Foiey's Kidney Cure: aFo,
years / had been greatly bothered
with kidney and bladder trouble and
enlarged prostate gland. / used every
thing known to the profession with
out relief. until / commenced to use
Foley's Kidney Cure. After taking
three bottles ! was entirely relieved
and cured. / prescribe it daily in my
practice and 4seartiiy recommend IFS
use to all physicians Tor such troubles
! have prescribed it in hundreds of
cases with perfect ~success.' Sold BY
the Oxford Pharmacy,