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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-01
Notice.

HAvlFG qualified a. administrator
PC Ray Allen, deceased, late
OF Halltsx county, I hereby notify ali
persons baying claims against said de.
ceased 70 present them to the under.
signed on or before tho 18th day OF
Octob4r, 1905, or this notice will b.
plead IN bar Of their recovery.
JOHN g. DANIEL.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-01

State Of North Carolina, In the Supe.
County of Califax. rior Court.
The Crescent Hosiery Company
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-01

PLEASE YOUR FAMILY and pre-
serve your house by painting with
L. & M. Paint.
Wears and covers like gold.
Its lead with zinc. Non-chalkable.>
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
IN MEMORIAM.

James McDougall, Jr., born June s7I
1sss, died January TO- 1904. IN tho twenty
first year Of his age, The writer knew
"Jamie,n as he was Familiarity called
when but n child, and as he DEVELOPED
into Young manhood his tender soltcttude
ana love for his mother. his affection Tor
his brothers and home, his politeness Q nd
Genial spirit, evidenced the golden traits
Essential ia make q noble man, lie at!
tended regularly for years stS Rallsi
church Sunday school. and once belong I
cd In the vested choir of that church.
FL. was in the employ of Drewry,3 Hughes
and Company for over three years us
sad and pntimely death has filled the
hearts OF his many friends NTH gloom
ana genuine sorrow
Let us hops that through the mercy
ana love of God. his soul Is now IN I.
purcr and sweeter atmosphere than as
world can furnish. and thai he IS now
n,inrllng with the unnnmhered thronS
who 'were saved by the blood OF THE LAMB.
NAV heavenly balm soothe and heri the
Needing heart Of his gricf-stricken mo mr.
or, and may the invisible golden cords
a. a Sayio,r's love draW hea nearer 20
fhe cross, and may she have the grace
and spirit to look to God and say. He
doeth all things Well now We sec,
through q, glass darklS, but then, fses
10 face z, God washes the eyes ny tfait N
iuntil We epn behold the Invisible lanas
where tears shall came no more =
q, p, =. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
FIRE IN SOUTH BOSTON.
Baptist Pastor Desires to With
draw From the Work. H
ial TO Tho Tines-Dispatch)

Especial to The Ttmes-Dispatch)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA, Jan. 11.-Fire
broke out In the third story of the brick
store belonging to w. 2. Owen and occu-
pied by Messrs. Craddock and Lawson.
as a gentlemen's furnishings store, about
S o'clock this morning. Tho stock of
goods was considerably damaged by wa
ter: fully Insured. Tho origin Of tho fire
is u mystery. 1t seems to have
ca ught between the ceiling and the floor.
There had been no fire in the ROOM
Is Rev j. w. Wlldman, pastor OF the
Baptist Church, surprised his congrega-
ton after services yesterday by an
ncunclng that he wished to retire from
the charge on or about April the first.
He stated that he was not physically
strong enough to do the work devolving
,lpon him, especially during the spring
months. The field, he thought, required
n strong, vigorous man. Flo thinks that
by going to n mountainous region that.
he will DO restored to health, Mr.. Wild
man has been pastor Of the church here err
for about twelve years, and mas endcured
himself to all denominations By his
Christian life
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
.MUNYON' S
PAW PAW.
cHA.LEMc TILE INTEREST or THE
SCIENTIFIC WORLD.
rRoF. WILLARD n. MORSE, M. D.
FELLOW OF THE LONDON SO.
c,Eryg OF SCIENCE, SAYS:

''Atunyon's Paw. Paw is scientific In that
IL properly presents to tho matersn ncdl-
cn---to the medical profession and to the
sick and suffering the active principleslip
CT the fruit of the caricn papala paw
paw, iii its most eligible form.
ct accompllshes digestion surely and
perfectly. II makes the most Of tho food.
Makes the best Of thefood. Assures per-
feet assimilation. 1t pcrfects the sevc-
raj fluids that have to do with digestion
and makes dyspepsia impossible.
#'.It cures Catarrh through n pl1ysiolo-.
Ecal action which removes all foul and
unhealthy mucous OF a catarrhal charac-
ter 1t renovates the mucous surfaces,
drives out the catarrhal poison wherever
ne finds Judgment, cleans house, as it were
and in So doing c1res Catarrh or Gastri-
It's, and restores hcalthful conditions
II you have Dyspepsia try 1t.
II you are Nervous, try It,
II you are Respondent, try It,
x If9you are weak and run down. try It, y
Cast away all tonlcs. all medicines and
I'll stlmulants and let Munyon's Paw-Paw
make you well. It viii lit you into the high
attitudes Of hope and hold you there. IT. Will
give exhlaration without intoNication.s
Sold by all druggists. Large bottles 81.
Munyon's laxative Pills 25c. a bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
A SHIPS PERIL.
British Bark Glenclova Blown
Ashore and Blown OF Again.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. lin the heavy
fog which hung over the Virginia enc
Carolina coast this morning. the big
British bark Glencova, with crew OF
stwenty-seven men. loaded with nitrate
from fatal to Baltimore. ran upon pebble
shoal, two miles east Of the False Cape
Life Saving Station Ffsi
The dense weather made 1t difficult @
distinguish the RIG Of the vessel. and for
some time 1t was thought to be a
schooner. The False Cape life-savers
went to the rescue. but tho crew Of the
ship, which was not in apparent danger.
refused to leave their vessel Assistance
from Norfolk was telegraphed for at
once. as an increased wind would have
jeopardized the craft.
Suddenly the wind shifted and the re-
suit was that the stranded bark was
blown off the shoal into deep water. SIZE
proceeds to her destination without APP
parcn. damage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
THE CANNON BURST.
Had Doomed Out Christmastide
Yearly Since 1872.
pecIal to The Tlmes-DIspntch.)

y Especial to The &Tlmes-Dispatch.)
z FREDERICKSBURG, VA, jan IL
Rev. Nj. f. Sanford. Of Southwest Vir-
elpia, who received call to the pas
torates OF Nomini, Menokin and Macho-
doc Baptist Churches. in Westmoreland
county. has declined to accept.
Mr. NJ. j. Gately has purchased OF
MY w. H. Stoffregen. of Chicago, the
property on the corner Of, Main and
Prussia Streets here, for the sum OF
$3.50.
An old cannon, landmark OF Farm
ham. in the Northern Neck, SINCE tne
war, of 1872, and which has been used
regularly once year, to sound forth
tho approach OF Christmastide and to
peal out the result Of election at dill
ferent times burst into pieces last Christ
mas Eve night by an overcharge
OF powder. Strange to say, no one was
hurt.
A colored boy. Albert Wood, twelve
years old. Of the Northern Neck, went
hunting with a! companion. recently anu
later was found dead on the road SIDE.
At the coroncrs jury 1t developed that
he was accidentally shot by his com.
pnnion, and the verdict was accidental.
shooting. !,
Mr.. Edgar H. Goodrich, a well known
number, OF this city, while doing some
repair work here, fell and broke MS
leg 5. 5sIy -. ,,,t,,
odist Church, conducted by the pastor
Rev. J.. S, Hutchinson assisted by HeV.
MI Green, or Bcrryville. siasE,
Rev. J. wv. Smith. assistant pastor Of
tho Methodist Church, who has been
sjcl, for some weeks at the Mary Wash
|lington Hospital here. is now recovering
Mr.. Alvah II Hayden and Miss clara
Gcnevieve Smith, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs! George ST. G. Smith both OF irving
ton, will be married at the Baptist Church
| III that place on Thursday night, Jam
luary 14th, at s o'clock.
Cards are out for tho marriage Of Mr.
| Hiram schrec, formerly OF the North
crn Neck, to Miss Anna Hook, OF Long
Island, New York, the ceremony to O., take
place at sayvlle, N, T., January lsth;
The residence on tho farm OF Mr.,
George Waite, In Culpeper county was
destroyed by fire n few nights ago, ana
thc tenant, Mr.. j. A. Johnson, lost all
Of his personal effects In the house.
Mrs. Annie Burke. who died recently
| Mt her home In Culpeper county, had
rea ched the advanced age OF n'nely-t"o
| wears.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
SCHOOL BOY
DIES AT DESK.
Little Charles Lamar Tainted III
Portsmouth District School
and 5Ncvet'8Again Rallied.
ENGINEERS ARE . LICENSED J. |l[;@ 4 1 e:
Norfolk Will Pay Expenses OF
Next Republican State Con-
vcntion to Sccurc 1t.
Especial to The Times ispatch)

-. I, .s,,t. .v,f- l-t.N I
Especial to The Times Dispatcho
NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 11.-lAittle
r,ho r,os Lamar. son OF H M Lamar,
:, i, =. "a. ,os,, q 10
O. - 's''.oo."' ~
Fourth District public school this morn
ing. lie tainted while studying. and
-. rn,,,a, ,,,hor,h ,,cd,cn, aid WA
ny - . 80 - Z. d. 1IE
promptly had.
EVERY MAN LICENSED.
The local members Of the National As
ISOLATION OF Stationary Engineers to-day
endorsed the proposition that every en-
pIneer shall have IL government license.
$,rhov hold that greater sa fety and ef-
f,rcncv would be guaranteed by the
man. IA 81
1ho Norfolk Portsmouth and Newport
Na.s comnnny has compromised the
81 ocn verdict rendered against 1t In fa-
2vc ,y az Mrs, Laura Carr Of Portsmouth.
3for$ s3,5oo Mrs. Carr was Injured by u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
LAST SESSI0N
OF COURT.
The Trial Of Berkeley White for
Killing His Cousin Colt sl Set for.
Next Thursday Week.
CARRIER TO TOTE r: PISTOL II: ST. ]
w. Il. Grant Appointed Constaa-
Bic Of Manchester Magis-
tcrial District.
,s,nac,.,, 70 The Times- Dfspatch.)

(Speclal to The Times Dispatch.)
CHESTERFIELD, VA, Jan. ll. ii
hcrinning OF the last term OF the County
Court for Chesterfield county occupied
something over half Of to-day. and the
court then adjourned until Tomorrow
morning, when the appealed case against
Joteph FREEMAN, for pcddang goods
without license. will be heard.
A suit Of James Mel. Rutiin, trustee,
against Il. Il. shackclford was on docket
fc, trial to-day, and was expected 70 e
occupy most Of the session OF the court,
hi. the matter was compromised out o.
coli, while a jury was being summoned
and the days proceedings were brought
10 a close shortly after dinner
berkeley White. the young colored man y
who Ir charged with TIN. murder OF ms
5l.rsn,an Otis White, will be tried Thurs
dry week, January DIST. Mr.. Frank y.
srtion, Jr.. is his la wycr.
\ The mIsdemcanor cists Of Jonn Je. .e
and George Bankenship, In which writs
sut capias have been Issued, were con
3t.ued untis the 25th instant.
55 .35 NEW ROAD.
The petition Of A.. w. Bensley. p. NJ.
Walker and others for n new road from ron,
Drcwry's Bluff 10 the Richmond ana
Petersburg Electric Railway, which is
being opposed BY Captain J. G. Dame 'a4In
whose farm is invoiyed lin the matter
vas continued BY the court until Inc
road viewers shall make a fuller report
| in tho matter.
MAJOR james r. Nerth's application Tor
wagon ways across the Richmond ana
Petersburg Electric Railway at Chester
where he owns n number of ots, Will pc
argued next 5Thursday, the $14th. & ID
The court to-day appointed Mr.. W. ~.
Giant constable for Manchester mag iste-
rial district. to fill the unexpired term
left vacant by The failure Of Mr. John
All Cersley to Qualify for the office after
his election.
SCHOOL DIRECTOR.
r. r. Eanes was appointed school d.
rector for Ettrick subschool district, TO
succeed the late Captain w. II. Wheary.
John L. Martin. d mail carrier IN the
rural free delivery route in this county,
was authorized by the court to carry a
pistol for one year. fas3, 5s
Miss Bessie Basby arrived here on
saturday from her home in Ballsyillc,
and to-day rcopened her private school
tere. This school las not been in session
since May last. owing to the illness " y
| Miss Mabel Cogbll In the fna, and the
recent sickness OF bliss Bagbys mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
new SHIRT
FACTORY
Tic Appotnattox Trust Company
Rc-clccts rs Old Officers.
R Good Showing Tor Year. Il
ANTI SALOON DELEGATES I! q IS.
"a White Stranger Who Played
the Dcafand Dumb Deceit Sent
to Jail as Punishment.
--- a m
tgpcclnl 10 rho 1imcs-Dlspatch)

Especial to Tho Times spatch)
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan liza well
known capitalist Of Shenandoah, Pa, Is
In the city for the purpose OF securing a
eIto for d shirt mandatory, whlchlw
afford employment to many operatives.
Il 1t is probable that sufficient Inducements
viii be offered 10 secure the plant for
the city.
IL The following officers have been re-
elected by tho Appomattox Trust Com
$pany OF Petersburg: Charles tinll Davis,
III residents: Harvey Seward. vice president;
william a. Worth, secretary; 3. B.
Jones' asher. Directors we're as follows:
Edward Elgenbrun, Simon Seward, X,
Il. Lunsford. Robert Cabaniss, Phillip
Rogers. q. NJ. IIanrahnn William A.
Worth, Harvey Seward, Charles Hal
Duvis. The company began business IN
May, 1900, and its business has grown
rapidly, until Its deposits are nov over oyer
$4,000 more than they were a year ago.
welded IN NEW YORK.
Miss Sonora Emmericll, daughter OF
51r. Meyer 1smmerlch, OF Petersburg, was
yesterday married in New York TO Mr..
joel Rosenbaum, OF Anderson. Ind.
The following delegates VIII 50 rom
Petersburg TO attend the State Convelll-
ton Of tho Anti. Saloon Lehgue, 70 meet
tomorrow in Richmond: From Market.
Street Methodist Church, G. 4. Jordan.
G. Il. Nunnally, J. A. Blnford; High
Street Methodist Church, X. p. Glll,
r. III. O,Kennon, j. II. Harrison. IN ad-
dition 10 those most Of the local minis
tiers viii attend the meeting. ~
II John rice, a. negro, who was recently
given n 1ail sentence for the theft of his
cmploycrs funds, was to-day given an
additional sixty days sentence for sell
fng clothes which he had purchased OF
an Instalment house after having paio
only small sum on them.
fs4S DECErvER PUNISHED
A white stranger, claiming to be DOCK
keeper for n Southern manufacturing
firm. was before the mayor TINS morn
51br charged with representing hlmself 10
b. deaf and dumb. and in this way op-
taInfng money under false pretenses, ~
was sent to Jail for ten days.
Mr.. Thomas Drake, q well known ma ma
cbnist, was the victim OF felonlots as
saut in upper Washington Street early
Sunday morning He does not know VINO
his assailant was, but tic police are
conducting an Investigation OF the mat
Mr. Lee Q. W. Bonham, tho new assist
ant secretary Of the Petersburg y a.
ID. IA. will arrive this week from south
Boston. where he has been engaged ior
some time In similar work s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
MEASLES IN AMHERST.
Many Aged Persons in the Noun.
tains Who Never Had Disease.

(Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch.)
PERU, VA. Jan. 1.-THE family of Mr..
Jchn N, Blenks, postmaster, one-arm'ed
cx-Confederate soldier, are stricken down
with the measles. Mr.. Blanks caught
1t from Henry Brown, the mall carrier,
who did not know that no had IT,
4 great many very a., persons In 'this
LEGALITY have I,sTcr I'D tho disease, and
there are a number of children down
WITH It.
John Noel. tho sixteen-year-o'l son OF
Mr., Reid Noel was accidentally shot
through the hand while hunting, and he
Is critically ILL.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
LOUISA COURT.
Tribute to Judge sims-substi-
tute for Monthly Meetings.

fspecial . Tie Times-Dispa tch.)
LOUISA. VA. Jan. 11.-To-day being
the last County Court day under the OLD
system, a meeting Of the Louisa bar was
called ard resolutions were ohefed bS
Mayor Jonn G. May. and seconded py eA-
State Senator W. Z. Bibb. Hon. r.. l..
Gordon, Judge Leake, Capt. FV. WINSTON
and Capt. ". T. Meade anu DINERS en- =,
pressing their regret that the county VIII
lose Judge sims judicial services. and
paving a high tribute to his worth ana
character.
The Louisa County Business Mems
Assocla ton have decided to inaugurate
special public says, trade and sale Gays
OF stock, and like purposes, & TO be held
here the second Monday OF the following
months: February, April. June, August.
October and December.
Suitable rtock yards will BIO furnished
free Of charge for the use OF sellers ana
buyers OF stock.
There viii be public speaking from time
to time on these days upon polltlcal. as-
rlc,iltural and other topics OF genera !n ~
tercst
These public days are intended US sub
siItutcs for tho six abolished County
Courts. on which the 4soard OF Supervi-
sors will regularly sit somewhat as a.
court 10 transact Il large amount of the,
county's Enthusiastically road nH
provement--and also the Offices OF coun.
Is clerk, treasurer and District School
board will be open on these days lor
business. NJ
Tho association feels assured that gram
and tobacco commission merchants and
large buyers OF stock from distance
viii readily attend. and owners desiring
4 to sell are invited to have their stock 'tt
STOCK yards IN good shape.
These special days WIZ undoubtedly
prove of mutual interest and benefit 20
both town and county citizens, and WI
draw together larger crowds than the
regular bi-monthly County Court days,
and thus will be preserved the ancient
4 custom of monthly gatherings for socinl
and business intercourse to which the
ncoplo arc SO much welded.
j.. j, Porter was elected president: j.
Aubray Kent, secretary; j, e. Blokers,
]. Reid Wills. and II. G. Dickinson,
+ business Committee The Executive Cons
mittee viii be composed OF prominent
men throughout the county, when ap-
pointment will be made by the president.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
BANKS CONSOLIDATE.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reed Dies, Aged
One Hundred and One.
tSpecal To The Times Dispatch.)

GATE CITY. VA. Jan. 11.--The First
National Bank Of Gate City, r.eantly
organized to begin operation Ja',rnry
18th. has bought out the Banx, VI ,iato
City and took charge OF the same on the
9th. Tho officers elected are. \. e kdne..
president; N. NJ. Horton. cas- nicr; Z w.
Bevins ana Nv. y, Smith, vice-pres'dcnth.
The bank will continue business III the
building formerly occupied by tho Ban mi
OF Gate City,
BY tills transaction Judge ;. 3. Fen
,nond and :. NJ. Johnson retire from the
business.
Ellzabrtb reed. aged one hundred ano
one years. died near Gate City last sun
day, ana was buried Sunday az stne
Quillei Cemetery.
Ike 3Tay,Dr. the siayor OF Michaei
Shaffer Inc day before Christmas, u
still at large. a reward OF 80 has been
offered for his arrest and delivery to the
Scott county authorities.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
REMARKABLE WOMAN.
Wove, Cut and Made Her Hus-
hand Pair of Pants Same Day.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)
ii FELDEN, Var, Jan. ll,-Alrs, Marina
S. Allen, an old and highly esteemed ludy.
was found dead In he'd Monday morning.
aeed lightweight. She WAS active and
healthy. She was unusually lively on
sunday night. and was sleeping sounaly
at 6 O'Clock. When her daughters' Win
whom she lived. called her 70 pfeaklasi,
d hare was no response, and on going to
the he'd they found she was dead.
She was a remarkable woman In many
respects. but her Industry surpasses any
thing known in thtis section, Il Is re-
corded fact that during the Civil 1Var,
she put piece of cloth In the loom
IN tho morning, wove, cut out and made
her husband pair OF pants which no
wore visiting that eyening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
WYTHE COUNTY COURT.
The Last Term Will Probably
Include Two Murder Trials,

1NI7- ISpeclHT 10 IFHG 7 TIIes- F1FsP dFUF'1' n
WYTHDVILLE, VA Jan, ll.--Mrs'
Robert Burohett and her alleged accom-
plice, Ulysses Grant McGlnmmery, were
Indicted to-day for the murder OF Robert
Burchett at MaS-Meadows several weeks
The case against Charles Peoples for
the murder of John Seagle, was called
and continued till tomorrow because OF
the ind!spostion Of r, Lee Trinkle, one
OF counsel for the defense.
A heavy snowfall made arather small
crowd In attendance at the last term Of
Wythe County Court. The expiring term
will probably Include two Interesting
murder trials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
A WINTERS DROUGHT.
Wells Nearly Dry and the Wheat
Has Not Appeared. Z
,nec;al to The Times-Dispatch.)

ISpeCiiI 10 = IT T TIT. = :, !. ~
ORANGE, VA, Jan. 1l.-SoHe OF Inc
wheat sUwn last fall has not yet 1naae
its appearance in some parts OF TINS
county Large fields look as naked as
q her first plowed Many farmers think
tbey Will have to prepare their wheat
lard for other crops, The outlook is the
poorest for many years.
Owing to the continued dry spell. water
in the vets and springs are getting un-
usually low. Some wells are almost en-
4. ,eI, 4 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
A WILD RUN OF
EIGHT MATERIAL CARS.
fspaclal to The Times-Dispatch.)

OFaNGE, VA, jan IA dirt train Of
eight cars broke loose while soading in
Canes cut to-day and ran at full speed
down the hilI,a distance of nearly half
miles. Every effort possible was made
to derall the cars before much damage
was done. but failed. They struck the
spreadcr which was standing on the
North end OF the dump. breaking down
&C Considerable trestlo work, and al the
ca rs went down n high embankment and
broke to pieces. This is the third acci-
dent Of the kind since they began tho
grade. ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
POLICE JUSTICE.
Harry B, Cation Appointed to the
{. Position in Alexandria, Va.
fsrac,n, - The Times-r

~ (SnecInl To The TIheS- D1Snntch' M"
ALENANDRIA. VA, Jan. 11.-In nc,
cordance with the, act OF the ! General al
cIiy1of virginia Should be provided with
a''g poiice justice. Judge Lewis G. Barley,
of the Corporation Court, to-day appooinnt-
ed Mr. Henry r Gatnn to amnn {, DC poSsi',n ION
The now justice. viii have jurisdlct Il On
over the cases that were formerly trlea
before tho Mayor
Mr.. Cation is a young attorney Of THIS
CITY. and is the son Of Hon, James. Il.
Cation, member OF the Legislature from
this city. Mza
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
SUNDAY WORK
BROUGHT TO A STOP.
New Magistrate Enforccs Lay
Against Big Enterprises
iii Danvillc.
fspcc,al 10 rho Times Dispatoh.)

III }DANvILLE. VA. JAM III ag'strfal '.
Wlmbish. WHO was elected in the
sTunstall District at the recent election,
caused the cessation Of work yesterday
on the mammoth plaEt OF the Dan River
Power and Manufacturing Company url-
der The state lava number OF cases
will be made against the men VINO were
at work on the big cottor. mills that are
being constructed by this company. Here
tofore this work has Dten gong on OH
Sunday without molestutlon from the
officers. The work was gong on ;.t the
big dam and cotton mills. wnicn are pc
ing erected at the cost OF a million dol-
lars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
.cHANDoS FULTON DEAD,
Member Of Lotus Club, Theatri-
cal Manager and Author,
fRv Associated Press

Ky AsSOcIated 9FTesN.l t"I n \
NEW YORK. Jan. 1l,--Chandos Fulton,
one Of the earliest members .of the Lotus
Club, one time theatrical manager. and
Democratic party and other works. is dead
from th n, eftects Of operations for the re-
lief OF an aiment Of one Of his legs;
The remains viii be sent to Virginia, and
homestead at Mount Erin
At one time Mr. Fulton was associated
with William Stewart In tho management
ar tho Old Park Theatre. and as one OF
the managers Of the Broadway Theatre
liiow Daly's),. he brought out IN 1s7S the
"Church Choir pinafore,, lie, wrote at
least ono play. "Nobody's Ghildo and
contributed to newspapers and magazines,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-12
panpsrs OF a Cold and How to Avoid

: More fatalities have thelr origin va ON
result from cold than iron, ahy o.ie,'
cn,,se. This fact alone should make peo-
ple more careful, as there Is no danger
Whatever from co,l when IL Is properly
treated In the beginning. For many
years Chamberlains Cough Remedy has
been recognized as tho most prompt and
Eeffectual medicine IN llse for this dis,
ease. 1t acts OH natures plan. loosens
tho cough relieves the lungs. opens the
secretions and aids nature In restoring
the system to q healthy condition, For
sale by all druggist IS, ;sss I,