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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
P..o.LE-GR!EE EN-:

Salem gPresbyterian Sunday school will
have itsss annual picnic on5 the churcn
sgroundssat studley Wednesday. August
& lrne ;Yoman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of Shady Grove held a regular meet
ing in the church Monday afternoo M
held in Pole Green christian church on
the second Sunday In September.
The rivval Will begin at Gethsemane
Chri stan Church on the first Sunday m
Mrs. S.. G.. Sutton and her daughter,
Stella, recently visited friends and rela-
tiyes In King and Queen county. ~,
visiting his brother's8at this PLACE ~.
S John Tate, who has been quite SICK
of fever, Is much improved.
Mr.: and Mrs: thompson, OF aigniana
Park were recent guests at Beaver Dam.
Misses Alice and Mamie Jeter have re-
turned to Richmond after: spending few
weeks with relatives on Mechanicsville
Miss Molllo Johnson i Richmond. has
Charles Jeter, at BeaYerspam,
The Misses Kcpler.' fof Richmond, spent
a day last week pwithT friends near Wal
Mr. PeTgurson q h!chm On, rec Essently
mains quite sick near I5llerson.
Mrs Buyer. OF Highland Springs, ac,,
companled by her daught ers. Fnnnye and
IfaZel, spent 5SulluaS N'A'i = icii.s % 49,
Ellnor Moore, of Shady Grove, is visit
ing her grandmother, near Atlee.
Mrs. Frank Tate Is very Sick IN her
Mr., Lee Madison and his daughter Mar
garet are visiting relatives In the noun
mis-: MISSES jessie s and Hattie yerlander have
returned to Alice. after a pleasant stay
with friends In Richmond and Highland
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Stubs and little
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, Of Louisville
Ky.Ea arc now the guests or their parents,
Mrs. ". j. Baker and little Miss MYRTLE
Cartwright have returned to Curtis Neck
after spending some TINE g With Y, the form-
Miss Eubank. of Richmond, is tho guest
OF relatives near Shady Grove!
The Misses Ernest, OF Norfolk, have
been staying with their grandmother
Mrs. Dunn, OF King William county,
recently visited her sister Miss Pearle
Hughes, of Newman s..
Miss Belle HOOPER has rs j returned III, 70
Charles Smith, of Falrmount spent Sum
day with his uncle. G.. G, Smith. at At
Mr.. Williams, Of Portsmouth, visited
his wife recently. who Ia spending tho
Summer with her mother. Mrs, M. J.,
Talley, .Lo, e,. $3.50
tho guests OF the formers sister Mrs.
r. G, Pierce, In Charlottesville, a part
Of last week.
Sunday with Mrs. NJ, y. Basket,
FORT LEE
pr Isee1 by by her friends Friday ovenlng,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
GAINES MILL

The Woman's Missionary Society OF
Walnut Grove. will give an entertainment
at tho church on the last day Of this
mencing at 1 O'clock. REFRESHMENTS Viii
be served at r. M. and the public Is
cordially invited
Mr., and Mrs, Charley Hell, Of West
Clay Street, Richmond. visited the lat
the week,
Allie Hawl, ,of, stpdley, has the con-
tract for aud is making preparations
to erect TIE new 10y , hGme % Of Mlie Talley
grounds not far distant from the Gross
roads, near this place.
Mrs r. Martin spent Sunday at Hlck-
Mrs. Belle wlllams, who has Is been aa!ts
Miss Edith Adams, Of Church Hill. Is
spending some time In the home OF her
Ers MSs Minne q spts Illinois is visiting
her brother, Edward Woodson, at Locust
Mrs. Anna Burnett, Of Richmond. is
Mrs. James Jones Is quite sick in her
home near Cold tIarbor.
Mrs, Ellen Burnette. Of Richmond Ia
visiting relatives At Mount AIRY I'D
aaker have retarned to chureh Mi aeir
spending some time with lrlends NJ tnls
Miss Mabel Woodson, of Richmond, is
visiting her brother here,
Mrs. Bushel Of Richmond. is visiting
in the home of Jack Kelley, near Cold
IIarbor.
H. g. ciaudIng and wife and son, Master
Ellison, have returned home from a visit
to Wet Point, While absent they also
Visited the formers relatives in King and
Queen county,
Mrs. NJ c. Martin has returned home
after visit Of some length to her dalgh-
ter in the West End.
Z Miss May Woody. of No. 00d North
Twenty-seventh Street, Richmond is
spending, some time with relatives In
King William county, M
Mrs, w, Barker Of New Cold IIarbor,
who, was quite ind!sposed during the past
week lis able TO be out again, .,,,..
Springs, Who has been I'll, is somewhat
' Mr.. and Mrs. 5Ewell Adams spent SUM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27
SHORT PUMP NEWS

her guest on Sunday. Miss Emma Taur-
man. OF near dayton, Va. ...
Mr.. James Kennedy, OF this locality
had MS his guest, very recently, Mr. j.
nj z. Kuhn and family, of Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Mrs. Joseph Denton has returned after
n pleasant Visit to her parents In Gooch-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-27

Street. Is Visiting relatives md friends
In Buckingham county. shoJ Will be
gone several weeks.
II Mrs. CrnWlcy lins returned to her homo
after visiting her son, Mr.. james Flood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
The STAN
OF TRUTH
Richmond Residents
Know II Well

There Is the stamp Of truth on a state
inent endorsed by people we know, by
friends and neighbors. The following ex-
perience of n Richmond citizen Is but one
case OF scores right here at home.
y. w. Blanton, wholesale grocer, OF
1909 East Cary street, says: When q
man has persistcntly and consistently
tried standard remedies all guaranteed
to stop aching across the small OF his
back. when he has exhausted all his
knowledge Of medicine ACQUIRED by read
ing and tried every make shift which his
friends and acquaintance advised, and
still that aching cllngs to him he very
naturally recommends the means he at
last used which brought relief, particu-
larry 30 II the attacks OF an aching
back have stretched over period OF
years. When ! say that nm pleased
with the results ! obtained from the use
of Doan's Kidney Pills. procured at Owens
& Minors drug store, very feebly ex-
press the facts. have on several oc-
casions advised the use OF Doan's h'd-
ney Pills.
For sale by all dealers. Price 30 cents.
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. y. sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and take
no other.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
JUDGEsH|P HANGS
IN THE BALANCE
Issue Between Sears and Stubs
is An Issue Involving
NJ the Bench

One OF the most interesting Legislative
contests in the State Is that for. the nom,
nation for State Senator from the dis;
trict comprising the counties Of Essex.
Middlesex. Gloucester Mathews and
King and Queen. the Thrty-ninth Dis
trlct. The opposing candidates are the
incumbent. Hon. j.. Boyd Sears OF Mat
hews. and ex-senator James N. Stubbs,
of Gloucester. now a member OF the
House OF Delegates. Mr.. Stubs Is a vet
eran legislator, who has served In both
houses, and is said to be especially
strong with the oyster interests. MIR.
Sears is one OF the younger members Of
the Senate, but has made a high rec
ord @
Additional interest attaches to the con-
test by reason OF the fact that 1t Is be-
lievcd that q circuit judgeshlp nom!na-
ton depends on the result, Judge G. 4.
Garnett, Of the Thirteenth Circuit, is
from Mathews county and is one who
drew n short term. He will be a candi-
date for reelection to long term. Hon.
Claggett B. Jones, of King and Queen
county, who contested for the judgeshlp
with Judge Garrett two years ago. IS
again a candidate.
Mr.. Sears Is for Judge Garrett for re-
election, while Mr.. Stubs Is understood
to favor Mr.. jones' The fight between
the two judgeship candidates was a close
and uncertain one two years ago, but
was conducted on a high plane. Ms.
Jones believes that he can now win, and
in any event. he is making contest
If Mr.. Sears be defeated. the vote OF the
Senator from Judge Garnett's district
WILL It is said. be for his opponent
Mr.. P. e. Lipscomb. of King and
Queen county, yesterday expressed the
belief that Mr.. Stubs would carry that
county. 1t is claimed by Mr.. stubbs's
supporters that he will also carry
Gloucester. and that he has fine pros
pect OF carrying Mathews also That
would leave Essex and Nliddlcsex as the
battle-ground. Mr.. Sears's friends, how
ever, are confident that he will carry
Mathews, and claim that he will DC
elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
CHILDREN'S DAY.
Enjoyable Exercises Held at Fair
/. mount Methodist Church.

Childrens day was celebrated Sunday at
Paramount Methodist Church, and the follow
ing splendid programme was rendered: Organ,
Voluntary; anthem; Scripture selection by su-
perlntendent Of Sunday school. Thomas Tcagle;
prayer. pastor, Rev. r. B. Scott; Singh ny
tho SCHOOL, reading, Miss Ida billiard; our
Chidrens Day." Misses Isabel Morris. Manic
Delaney, Earl Lvesay. Alice Knight, Katie
Keck. tiussie Hayes, Katie Worrell. Myrtle
Hobson. Mary Nuckols. Marian Bristow ana
Isabel Albertson; Sunshine. Misses Myrtle
Beck, Georgia Gum. Goldle Martin. Nettle
Jackson Mary Akcrs. Helen Nuckols ana
Sadie Taley; recitation, six Pretty Words.
Louisa Creery; Flower Song. Misses Lillian
Watkins Florrie Delaney, Corinne gentry
May Gentry. Annie jackson and Edna Jones:
"Wonderful Children's Day. Masters Howard
Creery. Herbert Beck. Ryland Enos and STANLEY
Beadles; singing, by the infant class. LED ny
Master Edwards; Summer Message. Misses
Ethel Kuhn, Essie Gordon, Ida Delaney
Corinne Gentry. Grace Elllton. Lillian Wat,
klns, and Marie Nuckols Evening Prayer,
recitation and song; recitation, Miss Louise
laurence; song, Miss Mary Johnson; singing
by the school !; CROCK OF Refuge Misses
Grace Hechler.. Alma Gentry, Grace Gentry.
Ruby Miles, Myrtle Elliton, Myrtle Dowell:
Rena Ford. Alma Alberton. Mabel Pollard ana
Sara Scott recitation, linking the Collection.
Miss Inez Hobson address, pastor, Rev: H.
b. Scott; collection Misses Mabel Pollard
Avis .IIechler and Rena Ford: report OF Sunday
school, John Jeter; closing hymn TIL we
Meet Again.. congrega tion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
AS a PROBATION.
Board Of Health Passes Resolu-
I ton AS to2Disease.

The city Board Of Health at n meet
ing Monday night passed tho following
resolutions:
Whenever report Is made to the
office Of the Board of Health OF the ex-
istence OF smallpox. variolold diphtheria,
scarlatina or typhoid fever. upon any
premises. it shall be the duty OF the
Board OF Health to have n card placed
within or without such premises. in a
conspicuous place. stating the name Of
the disease and with such words OF
precaution rs may be deemed necessary
by the Board Of Health
DR.. Robert G. Bryan DR.. Palmer and
Dir. Sweeney were in attendance at the
meeting. and DR.. Bryan and Or. Sweeney
were chosen members Of the advisory
board
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
STEAMSHIP SUIT.
District and Circuit Court Have
important Case To-day.

The United States District and Circuit
Courts were In session yesterday. but
transacted no business OF importance, no
case being set forthe day The Jury was wa;
adjourned over until to-day when the
trial OF the damage suit of Mamie Nor
gan VS.. the Old Dominion Steamship
Company will be tried. The plaintiff
asks damages tosthe amount OF $4,000.
The bill in the case alleges that While
the plaintiff was a passenger on one OF
the steamers Of the defendant company
between Norfolk and New York, the de-
fective floor or roof over the berth she
occupied let the rain in upon her and
further that she was thrown out OF the
berth owing to the negligence OF the
company and thereby suffered Injuries
which seriously incapacftated her from
work Mcclure and Rely, of this city,
represent the company, while White,
Tunstall and Wilcox, OF Norfolk rep
resent the defendant company
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
POLICE INSPECTION.
Many Officers and Men Who
Come Up for Reelection.

At 4,o'clock this afternoon the semi
annual inspection Of the police force will
be commenced by the commissioners. Ar
ter a tour Of inspection of the stations
with Chief Werner, the captains Will
go with the hoard to the CITY Hall and
report on the efficiency OF the men
whose terms have expired
Captain IIulce whose term has ended.
will have Inspector Epps and tho chief
report on his conduct in Office. The
other officers and men to be passed
upon for reelection are:
Sergeants-R. j. Brooks, r. B. SoWell,
c. A. Gibson, T. j. Wren. ]. T. Hall,
C. H. Matthews.
Privates-s, Il. Goldsby. y. M. Keegan,
G.. M. Johnson. G. =. Clarkson, II. A..
Amos, ]. Fl. McMullen. I. 8. Robins y.
"A. TYLER. j.. +. Howell w. P. German,
r. NJ. Kraft, W. D. schief. y. 9. tate.
J. IS. Gray. W. a. Nuckols. T, T. Kren-
gle, G. y. Tucker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
Hog Pens Must Go.

John Pope, O negro boy, who says his home
is in North Carolina, Is In tho Henrico county
Jail upon a charge OF being a suspicious char,
acter. Justice OF the Peace Lewis sentenced
him to ten days In jail yesterday morning.
George Stringer, a white man, was convicted
of abusing his wife and was fined $40 by
Squire Thomas yesterday. q
Henrico authorities are determined TO enforce
the ordinance prohibiting hog-pens within
three fourths OF mile from the city limits,
and when the board of health met YESTERDAY
the matter was discussed at length WIN the
result that tho orders Will DO more strictly
enforced,
Fay Dawson. They will be married tonight by
Rev J. II. Tucker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
! LEAF TOBACCO MARKET.
Good Deliveries Yesterday But
Quality Nothing to Brag OF.

The sales Of leaf tobacco at the TOBACCO
good deliveries, but with tobaccos that were
not anything to braE, of in the matter or
quality. The 225 packages that were sampled
and sold on the Exchange We're of the lower
grades In the main and sold low. There We're
very few wrappers on the market. not enough
TO create any animation The few packages
that did show up We're small and not Of the
best grades. Wrappers are the only goods that
sell high, and so few OF them are to be had
the buyers fail to get up any enthusiasm.
Good filters are selling fairly well, but lower
grades are neglected.
Messrs. Butler g. Bosher have secured
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
OUTING TOURS
TALK OF TOWN.
Voting Certificate Plan Proving
Popular From the
Start.
CONDITIONS TO BE OBSERVED

The Summer Outing Tours Contest Is
fairly under way and quite a number
Of entries were made yesterday.
The voting certificate plan has proved
to be popular from the start. Quite a
number Of coupons clipped from the pa
per vero deposited, but the votes that
will roll up the big counts will come from
the renewal and new subscriptions that
will be secured by the ladies who enter
the contest, from their friends and neigh-
bors. The voting certificates are issued
at The Times Dispatch office, one vote
for every one cent paid for a renewal or
extension OF n present subscription. in or
out of Richmond. and two votes for
every one cent paid for new subscrip-
tion in or out Of Richmond.
If you are DESTROYS Of entering the
contest and do not fully understand the
conditions. write or phone to the Man
ager Of the Summer Outing Tours C.none
$50, and fun information will be supplied
i,,, ~, nd In ri Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
Her Sixteenth Birthday,

The home of Mr.. and Mrs, John Ennis,
on Maddox Hill, was the scene OF much nue.
m dnughter' Miss Alma. Celebrated her six
.teenth birthday anniversary. The rooms
We're prettly decorated for the oc ssTxeG
dmTing the evening Music and games
We're the pleasant features Of the eye-
tnings enjoyment.
Miss Ennis received many costly and
esteem and love III which she Ia held by
q large circle of friends. Among the
presents were 9 handsome gold WatcA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
Centenary Goes to Buckroe.

Centenary Methodist Sunday school has
made elaborate prepare lions for their
annual picnic, which Will be be had 41i at at
Buckroc on Saturday, June I'm. Dinner
There is also d cafe attached to, the
hotel Those preferring to DO so can have
their lunch baskets. and these VIII pc
and bathing are some Of the attractions
to be had. The manoeuvres or the Whito
squadron can also be seen at this time.
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The Produce Market.

Receptsof country produce on Cary Street
and the corners thercabouts were fairly large
yesterday, and there was noticeable greater
tr,,clt "a coming in from nearby points and
fruits arc more numerous. Spring chickens are
coming in very freely now. and prices have
chen nor thnn they were few weeks ago for
the double reason that the supply Is larger
and the demand not SO active.
The demand for produce senelhl'y was uctl i,,
be 't ali the week and business promises to keep
pood ii. i . -.a,.f-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
Death Rate Being Lowered.

AccorlInr 10 Mr.. flames j., O'Grady,
secretary Of the board Of Health. there
has has been largo decrease in the number
OF deaths during May, as compared !aar T tnhn
dcat hs Of Nav. 1901, were JAG, while, the
deaths Of May, 1905, number III, thirty
fiye less. The decrease holds good for
the FIVE months Of this year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
Bio Sum for Missions.

poses was taken at Seventh Street Christian
Sunday school last Sunday morning. The
amount raised was $3.50. the largest sum taken
by the school. The floral decorations were
ccssfuly carried out, for which the school Is
Indebted to Mrs. r.. II. stoltz and her ex-
Ccllent committees a3ss 5sls
members, so ii will readily be seen that there
was nm average of nearly 81 per member.
This church supports q missionary IN inc
foreign field s,gt FL Esf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
MANY NEW CHARTERS.
State Corporation Commission
Authorizes Five Concerns.


The State Corporation Commission yes
Lanibert's Market Cncorporatedl, Rich
eral manager. Richmond; r. p. 3. Lam.
capital, 5000; objects-for the sale. at
Wholesale and retail, Of meats, fish, game,
vegetables. fruits, oysters and groceries
Continental Realty Corporation, of Nor-
folk Norfolk: James =. Heath Presi-
dent; W. II. Taylor. vice-presldcnt:.
Aaron Milhado, treasurer and. general
manager, Norfolk; capital stock, $5O,OIO;
objects-to do a general real estate bus
mess. !, :,
The Home Fire Insurance Cooperation
OF Virginia, Hampton: j.. NJ. Wills, pres
sident; N. s. Groome vice. PRESIDENT H..
w. Saunders secretary o and treasurer,
Hampton; capital 500, 900; objects-to
make Insurance against loss or damage
BY fire and lightning and transact all
business pertaining to fire insurance COM
COLUMBIA Trust Company dncorporated),i
sRoanoke; l.. II. Vaughan, president;
James d. Johnston, vlce-presldent; z. 3.
nnoke; capital, $4,000; objects--to loan
The The Triune city Construction Company
gUncorporated) Norfolk; G. b, MacNichol,'
president; L. Whitehurst, ylce-president;
Elizabeth MacNichol secretary and treas
urer, Norfolk; capital, $4,000; objects
driving piles. building bridges. erecting
houses. contracting and construction IN
all It's branches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07

for Old Point Sunday to spend several
days.
Mr.. r. e. Cridde will go to Fred
ericksburg on June 10th to represent
Washington Camp, No. 2. Of Manchester.
Miss Russell Jones, of Buena Vista, is
visiting the Misses Hinnant, OF Four
teenth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
Lawn Party This Evening.

delightful lawn party w VIII tb be y gly n
Ladies' Aid Society Of the he be " nTil,
H iiaih Martin, on the Seven Pines road,
Members of the church ana frlends OF the
society are Invited to attend sooa
Cars leave Twenty-nlnth and Streets
every half hour s'$ n sF5{3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
Any Lady, Anywhere.

This contest Is not confined to Rich
mond. Any Indy, who Is not barred by
the requirements OF the contest. living
at any point in the State Of Virginia,
may compete for one Of the trips.
The voting certificate plan will make
it possible for large numbers of votes
to be secured by anyone who will 2give
little time to securing renewals and
new subscriptions, Canvass among your
friends and get them to either extend
their present subscriptions and give you
the votes called for under the head Of
renewal" or IL they are not taking The
Timcs-Dispatch, get. them to subscribe
for one month or more and SO get two
votes for each one cent paid
In every case the money must be sent
with the order and a request made for
the votes in the same letter. AL sub
scriptions sent in on account of Outing
Tours must be addressed:
Outing Tours Department.
Times Dispatch
Richmond, Va.
No votes will be issued on account OF
any subscriptions made prior to this
date. either In or out of Richmond. Votes
will only be issued on subscriptions made
from this date and received at this office
not later than s P. M. July ,22d, and only
then when the votes are requested at the
time the order is sent. This rule will be
followed invariably. .ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
Chandler-BoWen.

Mr.. G. Ammon Chandler. Of = Sq p PIX
Va, and Miss Ella n, BOWEN, W il.sI,s,
i Rnas night shia At NO 5si North lghtesni
Street. The ceremony was peautlt4alt;y
and impressIvely performed py tls s nr'ue ~
scottsburg Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
GOVERNOR IN FARMVILLE.
Spends Day Hard at Work and
Leaves On Night Train.

Governor Montague put in n hard DAYS
work in his Office yesterday, and left last
night for Tarmville, where to-day he WI.
attend the closing exercises Of the state
g q 9r,,,nt For speech. !, I,
The Governor has entirely regained hls
health and is standing the strain ain Of me me
turning, and he looks quite as well as
before his long illness:
lie viii be in his office to,morro,w, ana nx
ercises in Stanton on Friday. On Sat-
urday he goes TO the unwilling of the Con-.
federate monument at Bethel and makes
Monday and King and Queen Tuesday.
Mr.. T. A. Fox Named.
Governor Montague yesterday appointed MT.
r. Allen Fox, OF Danville, q member OF Inc
state board of embalmers for term OF I'VE
years from January j 1905.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07
Moving Pictures at Westharnpton

The moving pictures are at Westhamp-
ton Park for every night this Week.
The films are entirely new, and all of
the scenes are selected SO that there
will be q variety OF interest.
The Virginia Passenger and Power
Company will have extra cars in SER
vice as the crowds demand it, Hundreds
are nightly enjoying the free show and
the delightful ride to and from the re-
sort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-07

contract to furnish the government with
100, 900 pounds of sun-curcd chewing tobacco,
but ms they already have nearly all the stock
needed to make up the goods, the announce
nent OF the deal has cut no perceptlble figure
OH tho leaf market
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Mr.. T. A. Fox Named,
Thousands
Proclaim
Elixir bAbEk|'|
Here is indisputable evidence that Elk
+ tabek, cures malaria after physicians

Here is indisputable evidence that Elk
tr babek, cures malaria after physicians
lali washington, D. G.. May s. 1900.
Kloczewski q Co, Dear Slrs,-I1aying
suffered several weeks under doctors
care for Malaria fever, IL, vas !; reS SeG';
mended to get a bottle Of 'lsllxir Ba dea,
pletely cured. I also have given pa pa,
bek" to my colored men and before they
had taken a bottle they We're relieved. "a
Respectfully yours, MANN
James Creek canal.1 LIST 8 NJ, 9. W.
o,,s. can say that ',Elixir Babek"
ha nn Cured me Of Chiils and Malaria con-
traoted while in Cuba, Have suffered FOR
se"'l Lieut.. w. G. OLIVER,
Marlborough. Nd
FIFTY cents per bottle, Al. all druggists.
Beware OF "tust ss good"
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Administrators Named.

In tho Chancery Court Yesterday, Miss Yir.
ginia West was appointed admlnls!Iator o.
the estate OF Edward G. Spencer and e. q.
Shepherd. administrator Of the estate Of Belle
]. Shepherd 5f 2