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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Capitol Commission Meets.

The State Capitol Building Commission
has been called to meet Friday morning
mt II O'Clock at the Governors office.
1t is understood the object Of the meet
ing Is to consider and act upon plan
for the proposed heat, light and power
plant to he constructed on the Capitol
grounds, and for which the last General
Assembly made an appropriations
Meanwhile Contractor Chesterman and
the subcontractors are pushing work
very satisfactorily upon the reconstruc-
Mon Of the old Capitol and the erection
of the wings. The east wing is now al
most under roof, and that on the west
wing is nearly as far advanced. Tho
terra Gotta capitals have been placed
upon the tplasterE and pillars Of the old
building and the old walls have been re-
duced to the level where reconstruction
of them will begin. Within the steel
beams and joists have been put in and
2within2a few weeks~the construction of
the roof will begin. There is now excel
lent prospect Of completing the entire
work by January /, 1906
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

E4 = Il .
ley Street Railway Company, will be
fransferredsto The Norfolk division Of the
Norfolk Railway and Light Company,
comes an outbreak OF disapproval.
Ono OF Berkley's foremost business
mon, who u.s. promnentlysc connected with
the Board Of Trade and business Mems
Association, said last night that he
thought 1t would be q case Of Injustice
10 the people remove Superintendent
Watson at this time, when he had just
begun to get the road and rolling stock
In good condition, and to give the people
good service. Said the indignant gem
tleman:
''Ber1dey has had the small end Of the
proposition long enough, and he thought
IT high time that the people should be
treated with the same consideration so
far as abiity to serve them is concerned
as Norfolk. "sstF
4 Saying this, he did not mean to cast
my reflection on Mr.. Watson's proposed
successor, but he meant to say that Mir.
Watson had ! given satisfaction and he
did not think that a change should be
thrust on the people. He said the walt
3iilg-roonl and Thirteenth Street station
had been improved and made decent for
@ladies to stop In, and there are now two
waltz i1g-rooins instead of one.
s Several others We're heard to speak
against the change. TEX
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
MR.. WATSON ADVANCED.
Former Richmond Man Going

The Norfolk Virgnian-Pilot has this
Interesting item about a. former Richmond
man and brother Of Mr.. II. L. Watson,
Of this city:
4 Superintendent w. p Watson, of the
Berkeley Street Railway Company, will
be transferred to the Norfolk Railway
and Light Company division on the 18th
instant, and promoted to the office Of
assistant superintendent.
Mr.. Watson Is an experienced and eff.
cient railway man., Which has been tho
roughly demonstrated by his work in
Berkeley He took charge Of the line here
in January under mos. $unfavorable cir
scunIstances.
The road has been improved, the SER
vice is satisfactory and Mr.. Watson's
administration has been creditable eto
himself as well as acceptable to the pa
irons. During their brief stay here, he
and his family have made many friends,
who regret his departure, #
Mr.. Watson will be succeeded by j..
b.. N. Cardoza, who is now assistant en-
gnccr OF the Virginia Passenger and
Power. Company, of Richmond, Va.
Following the announcement that su-
perintendent w. p. Watson, of the Berk-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
FEDERAL COURT
DRAWS R J A. A CROWD / Nj!
$3.50 Ii i. III =
The Grand Jury Begins Labors.
Will be Engaged for Sew
eral Days.
PENSION AGENTS INDICTED
Sullivan and Carroll to be Tried
on Two Counts Cases
Set.

The spring term Of the United States
Circuit and District Courts, which began
yesterday, attracted to this city cloud
Of witnesses and veniremen, and pre-
scented a scene Of unwonted livelness
around the usually quiet court building.
"A grand jury was empanneled yestcr-
day with MIR. +. C.. Ebel, of this city,
\ as foreman and after being sworn imme-
Il diatelyE entered upon it's inquisition. In
the evening the grand jury made q par
tial report and was adjourned until this
morning when they will resume their
labors. The report made yesterday after.
noon was rs follows:
United States VS.. Levi c. sullivan and
4 Charles a. CARROLL falsely assuming 10
be pension agents OF the United states
true bill. ~ "
United States vs. Charles A. Carroll,
falsely assuming to be United States
pension agent; IL true bill.
United States VS. Levi c. Sullivan. false-
" personating a pension agent of the
United STATES; q true bill.
Wanted Their Money.
a large number of negro witnesses from
Fluvannn county had been called to tcsti-
& fy5 in these cases. and they oVerTan the
corridors and ldrifted into the clerks Of
fees They were waiting to claim their
mileage and attendance.
The grand jury has n great deal of
work to DO and has yet hardly fairly
begun its inquisition, which promises to
last several days. There are half a dozen
postoffice cases to be inquired into. The
most widely known Is he Manassas Bank
robbery, five or six alleged experts being
detained oa suspicion d I! Of Implication there
in -. !.
The petit jury will report for service
to-day, and the trial Of cases will be
taken up.
The Circuit Court docket was called
yesterday and the following civil cases
set for the dates named:
r. II. Wright vs. J. N. German, an
action for debt; set for to-day.
William Ramsey VS.. the Richmond Lo-
comotive Works, a retrial; set for April
10th.
Samuel H. cottrcll and Son VS.. the
smokeless Fuel Company; an action for
debt; set for April 18th.
William Harah, by Irving E. Campbell,
for, etc, KS. the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company; argument on demurrer
April l4th; trial April 18TH
The United States for, etc. vs.. j. Glenn
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Mr.. Kindervater Promoted.

Mr.. Julius Underwater, shop engineer
of the Richmond Locomotive Works, has
just been promoted to general foreman
of the machine shops, succeeding Mr. e,
Sasser who has accepted the position
of Superintendent Of the Southern Rail-
way shops at Spencer, N. c.
The shops arc now working with all the
force. they can secure, there being DIM
Guilty in securing sufficient mechanics A
number of orders for locomotives and ex-
cavators are being filled including an
order for tho Rock. Island system Of
railways, twenty locomotives. Orders are
coming in ms fast as desirable with the
present force.
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FIRST ANNIVERSARY.
Richmond Hotel Has Prospered
Swanson Opens Headquarters.

The Richmond Hotel yesterday cele-
brated ii uspiciously the first Anniversary
eeivsd Is first guests On the Cd day Of
April. 1904. In honor Of the occasion the
large United States flag was r floating
over the handsome structure yesterday,
and another flag was floating in the
breeze IRON, the sta l on the Grace Street
were numerous, the anniversary being
commcmorated blythe presence OF n house
5full OF guests. During the first year OF
Its operation the patronage OF the hotel
has been such as to make enlargement i'm
sperative.
Work will be commenced and will be
under way on the construction OF the
Ninth Street addition to the hotel before
the middle OF the summer. and It Is con-.
fidcntly expected q that before another
summer this addition will have been.
completed & and occupied. The Ninth
Street lobbyi will be completed before the
coming winter. 5 733
Hon. Claud A. Swanson. candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Governor,
has secured a suite ofsrooms on the sec
ond floor ofSthe Richmond, as his head
quarters. and will conduct his campaign
{therefrom. His rooms are Nos. 20i 2o6
and 1S - ts5. ~ EsIi 2i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
B. Big Prices for Pies.

Miss Marie Mullensentertained NUM-
Mrs. 3Brlel, No. 1i2l North Twenty-ffth
5ple-party.s THE evening was PLEASANTLY
spent, indulgihg In music and In playing
various parlor gaines. The many Tempt.
given to iheyoung aes 1--WE We're oin Sct @ned
off and drought fabulous prices. At a
late hour refreshments were served In
folks dispersed. Those present were:
Misses Cora Phillips Ella. Mullen, Elsie
Koch, va and Estell Schaaf, Florence
Magninrd Gin cqsht
Wright, BERTHE watkins, Annie Grow,
Mamie irompkins,. Carrie Mullen, Miss
DngglinIs Mrs kritzer Mrs. Mary Briel
ters WILLIE Grow, Willie Pendleton, Henry
Loving, Charlie Haywood, Arthur James,
Henry Koch, Eddie Briel: Charles Briel,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
NEWS GATHERED
FROM !S:I.O|.U|THS|DE
Fire Commissioners Met Last
Night and Elected Two
Runners.
STORM VISITS THE He CITY CT
Streets Given Good Washing.
Councilman Petit Is
Encouraged.
STORM VISITS THE ]. E CITY

Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
5t- t5F No. 1902 Hull Street.gJi
The Board OF Fire Commissioners met
last night and transacted regular monthly
business. The payroll and bills were ap-
proved, and the board went into the cleo
ton OF fircinen.iNv. j. Osterbind was re-
elected us a runner, and L. D. Waymack
was chosen to succeed w. Farley. The
report of the /. chief recommended tho
purchase of more apparatus and 1t is
quite likely the Council will adopt the
recommendation. n H i, *.
Severe Storm.
The storm last night about Il clock
flooded the streets and the electric fluid
caused some damage to the telephone
wires. No serious damage was done, and
the streets were well washed, with lots
of mud as the result, an object lesson
to those who do not approve Of the &C.
ton of Councilman Petit is taking for
good Streets n t7tii '3Ists IS
55 Mr.. Wells Declines.
Mr.. Ernest. Wells has declined TO appear
as a candidate forGthe Legislature. This
announcement leaves the field thus far to
Mr.. r. S. Rives. The friends OF Mr..
Willis Pulliam expect to be able to place
his name before the voters in a day or
two Mr. Pulliam has the matter under
consideration and has held back mainly
to give Mr.. Wells time to consider the
proposition. .( u
Personals and Briefs.
The Powhatan Land Company Of Mnn-
chester was chartered in the Corporation
Court vest erday, with a capital of from
S, 600 to $4,000. The officers are: Presi-
dent, T. S., Bosher, Of Richmond; vice
president, George Q. Ruhel, Of Manches-.
ter; secretary, George T.. Gary, OF Man
chester; treasurer, A. Royal. The COM
pany will do a general land business.
The Alnshouse and Cemetery Commit
tees will meet tonight. 55 *
Revival services. will continue all week
at Stockton Street Church.
The April term of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield county will begin on Mon
day. III
The Ladies Aid Society Of Clopton
Street Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. ]. NJ. Gregory, this afternoon at
O'clock. @ HI.
Mrs. j. w. .Burk and Miss Annie OBrien
are visiting Mrs. FIJI. Burk. s'f.74S
Five negroes were fined by the mayor.
yesterday for being drunk. The per
capita was $3.50.
Miss Willie S. Morris and Mr.. William:
E. Bethel were married Monday night
by Rev. Dr. Cridlin, at the home of the
brides parents, No. 1873 Porter Street
Z; A marriage license has been issued to
George L. Paul, Of Richmond, and Miss
Pearl O. Gordon
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Mr.. Mcleod Very ILL

Mr.. r. 4. Mcleod an employe or the
Auditors office, who has been i'll at the
Memorial Hospital for some time, was
reported yesterday as critically i'll. He
was first i'll of grip. but vcnturcd out
too soon and had relapse. Since then
complications have sci in. among them
being diabetes. Mr.. Mcleod is from
RockbridEc county, and is widely known
in the State Members of his family are
with him in his illness, and his friends
have been very thoughtful of him and
solicitous for his welfare.
Mr.. John OVERLY, who is i'll at the
same hospital. is reported steadily inn
proving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
b The Produce Market

\ THE prompt and regular arrival n OF
the. produce market a little lively. Vir-
ginia products have ceased to come In
except eggs and chickens. The former
are plentiful and selling. ut prices that
OF hen fruit Not so with chickens. All
sorts Of fowls are scarce and high; There
are a few spring chickens coming in.
They readily sell at 30 to 40 cents per
pound, when found In good order.
The market is well supplied with let
tuce tomatoes, new potatoes, asparagus,
cymbrlngs, radishes and beets and they.
all come from way down South, none
coming from Virginhl gardens yet; a
THE market Is also well stocked with
California fruits. Northern apples are
also plentiful and cheap enough. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
LETTER FROM "A SOLDIER.
Confederate Lying Before Peters
burg Writes of the Hard Times.

DuTS WRITES OF TIE gI1dIQ Times.
Upon the occasion OF a visit last week
c.. Mrs. W. a. Nissan. OF North Port,
j. +. n y. found N am.o 2nE Old y papers
longing to the estate OF G.. G. Shaw, Feb
ruary I; 1s55. Every one Of the thirty,
value, and than the partitlonA made
among the eleven children. HIS G
WITH this inte ere Goesment vas b,a
brother Duncan, as fol lows:
Camp French. mr., Petersburg, Dec, s, 1869. 1
ER. Shay:
can't nsar worK nor drill, I'VE are on short
rations and plenty to do. We commenced
building. our winter quarters In thelsane
pIana W toera BE e COON one. If they Would
ham the timber for US. but We haul them
on our shoulders some one,,half mile.
pIa tse is I'll ths ii the o Houses are 10 10 six
teen feet each way and two rooms to one
chimney, eight in n room, which will
tfk w fweTe good many e oga % on
plete the houses, ! hope by the time we
Complete then, that we may take up .ogr5
9 M1afe Home atsough CAN'T
SCI If I peace o eeoua If be made the day would
bf Is en1fh ye Ssr s'9S
our army, especially In this regiment.
Ten deserted on tho night of the second
aRe eeoee q his rate VIII not take
long 10 weaken our ranks, They left on
the nlcn that they were, not getting
BY buying some, we can get along. IT
will take a good deal Of money to buy a
little.
you for Offering to send me money, but
we drew last saturday-7soonert than ex-,
spected--so If you have not started 1t yet,
you may not, Write soon I, .,,,
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SENTENCE BEGINS.

Young Fishburne, Who Killed
DR.. LefeW, Now at Penitentiary.
B Charles r. Fishbnrne a young Roanoke
banker convicted of the killing of DIR.
Frederick e. Jefew,-a and sentenced to
five years imprisonment, has been re-
ceived at the pententiary and has en-
tered upon his term of imprisonment.
The convict was brought to the city
Sunday and quietly taken to the peniten-
tiary. Owing to his en'feebled state Of
health, 1t has been determined to send
Fishburne to the prison farm in Gooch-
land where lie will have the benefit Of
outdoor life and plenty Of fresh air. lie
will be clad in the prison garb and will
fare Just as do the other convicts.
Under the law FTlshburne may secure
release on conditional pardon after he
shall have served half his term, If his
application for such a pardon be approved
by the penitentiary directors and the
Governor.
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Doing Fine Business.

The receipts OF the Richmond post
office from stamp sales and the sale of
stamped paper for the month of March
aggregated nearly $4,000, tho precise
figures being s3957o.0i, an increase of
ABOUT ten per cent. over March, 1904
For the first quarter OF 1908 the re-.
ceipts aggregated sll3,O?G.F. This is an
Increase Of about ten per cent. over tho
first quarter Of 1904 Nearly $4,000 are
raid out monthly in salaries of GS2 rural
carriers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Conditions in Virginia.

Following are comments made on March
weather arldsscrop conditions in Virginia
BY tho washington office ofsthe Weather
Bureau: Month generally favorable for
tfall-sownfg GRASSES doing nicely; farm. work
late, but sonieB spring oats seeded and
early potatoes PLANTED; blowing under
gardening begun ;$&peari and cherry trees
Blooming in 'Eidewiater i counties; fruit fruit
my cn0H.
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Personals and Briefs. 81

Mrs. Wilmer D. Turner continues very
sick at her home. No 4si 4 Elm Street Lee
Mr. F. w. H. Finkc and wifi OF Alex
.andrla. have been visiting his aunt. Mrs.
Charlotte Pat tiers on. sS
Colonel a. w. Archer. who isSconnected
with the Mecklenburg hotel at Chase City,
is In the city, accompanied by his wife.
Colonel and Mrs. Archer are at3ithe JEFF
fcrson, ~ III ~ $s9
a The following foreign arrivals ares rec
corded at the Jefferson Hotel: w. w.
K emmy London; Mrs. j ohm Mckay kings
ton. Ontario, and Mrs. Lionel Smith. Of
Montreal, Canada SSS3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Thank the Committee.

he James River Improvement Com
mittee met IN regular session last night,
and approved bills and payroll. A let
mended Chairman Curtis and the mem
pers Of the COMMITTEES for their success S.
1u efforts IN inducing the Congressional
Committee 10 make The large appropria-
ton for James River and harbor 'iinprove-
mcnts. Tlle communication WAS filed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05

ent shafer, Paul p. shafer and James
A. N1oncure Friday, April 14th
Jerome J. Bradford, by, etc, VS.. the
Richmond Locomotive Works; set for
June 9Th.
Mamie Morgan VS.. the Old Dominion
Steamship Company; set for June 18th. s
The criminal docket of the court prom
Uses to BIO long one also, and the court
bids fair to be in session for weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
Speak TO the Actiyes.

Messrs. john Howard. Jr., and George
y Wise two ot the candidates for COM
lnonwealh's attorney ~ this city VII
address q meeting ~ the Gay Ward
Actiyes Saturday nigat a. Belgidefe Hall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
High School Debaters,

The subject for debate before the de-
baling society 81 the Richmond High
School next Monday night will be: Re
solved. That Russia b9s been more cruel
viii speak arc: Affirmative. Haynes and
Watsky: negative, Neal and London. This
public II cordially invited 10 be present
AT these dcbates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
1 The Leaf IT obacco Market.

Receipts Of loose leaf tobacco on the
I slip were very small yesterday and the
sales did mot last much more than one
hour. The offerings were mostly rail-
,roadcd. tobaccos and were Of the common
grades: The farmers IN TIE sun n curing
bother about bringing the remnant Of
the crop Ito I market gg ..s
The indications are that to-dny's sales
will also be very, small. First sale Will
be- at 3 Shockoe, second 4 at Crcnshaw's.
third at Shelburnc's and fourth al Stone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
. Comes Is Fairrnount,

Dr. w. w. Nelson, of Mathews county,
has settled in Fairmonnt, where he VIII
hereafter practice medicine. For several
Years DR.. Nelson& practiced at Fox Hill;
FOR some time past he has been one OF
the resident physicians at the National
Soldiers Home. which place he resigned
to come to F'airmOunt.
He is man Of the highest standing
and Of great ability.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
WEDDING AT EMMANUEL.
Interesting Social Event There
T0-morroW NIGHT.

interesting SOC!dl E1Vent y mere
Tomorrow Night.
On Thursday evening Mt S:15 o'clock
the primary department OF Emmanuel
Baptist Sunday school will reproduce in
miniature the elaborate wedding Of a well
known society belle and millionaire. The
happy pair willStender reception to the
bridal party and wedding guests mme--
diately after the ceremony
The bride will be Miss Guss!e4 Pember-
ton, and the groom Clifton Woodfin.
There will be ten bridesmaids, whose
costumes WILDE ..crea tons, alternating
pink and white. The bridesmaids are
Misses Marguerite Caldwell, Lille Hol-
land, sAmorette Smith, Ellen Scott, Fran
aces Lindsay, Ruth Mallory Annabel At
l1isson, Louise Collier, Rosa Knight and
Daisy Pattison. @
The ushers Messrs. Lloyd Womack.
Thomas Woodfn, Earle Wood, Dudley
Woodfin. n sss
* The ring bearer, Clarence Woodfin. The
ribbons will be held by Master Lewis
I.atane and Miss Frances Lambert. The
maid Of honor$is Miss Elise Wyatt The
groom will be attended h-shis best man.
Mr.. Willard Lindsay. Thesceremony will
be performed in an impressive manner
by the Rev. Vaughan Cary The we'd
ding guests will be Misses ] oslo Wyatt,
Annie Louise Abrahams. Edward Wood,
Alma ellis, Evelyn Harris, Louise MORT
sette, Eunice Blackburn, u oslo Dcnford,
Lillian Jones and Lottie Sncad.
Miss Ruth Holland will preside att the
organ and the bridal party will enter TO
the strains of LQhengrin. During the
ceremony the 20, Promise Me" Will be
rendered. Il 5 * .8t
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PROGRESS Pros On Gas-Ho1der.

The Committee on Light met last might
and after the transaction of routine work,
the committee heard q report from g. the
hainr erected i1l1Sthe West End. to the
effect that the work was progressing
sfayora hly. {5fsiy, sasFz t-2. &tFt}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-05
"A New Winton Automobile.

Mr.. Henry Il. Baskerville has received
his new four-cylnder Winton which nc
silver gray: withAfred and gold stripes.
and upholstered n5red with brass trim;
mings. 1t is avery handsome e car, Il ana y 4
latest thing in automobile construction.
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Principal Office, Petersburg. Va. Incor-
porators: I. C. Friend, president: w. T.
Cox. secretary and treasurer. both OF Pc
5tersburg. Va Capital stock: Maximum,
$40, 900: minimum, $1,000. Objects and pur-
poses: To deal In al kinds Of fuel. e
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Charters Granted.

TWO charters were granted yesterday
by the Corporation Commission, ms sfol-
Nelson Stone Company, Incorporated
PRINCIPAL office, I.ynchburg. Va, lncorr-
&. Payne, ,yice-president; g. s. Adams,
secretary and treasurer. all of Lynch
burg, Va, Capital stock. MaSamum. $40
poses; To conduct the business ofsaulrry-
Ing and cutting stone,
3 Friend and Company, incorporated.
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Kidney Trouble
Disappearing.
Now Recognized to be Bright's
Disease-Fearful Death List.

a Few years ago many deaths were re-
ported from ''lnflammation of the Bow
els. Appendicitis Is now known TO be
tho real trouble.
a similar change has come in Kidney
Disease II is now disappearing into
Bright's Disease.
( In 1850 tho census reported deaths from
Kidney Disease. but none from Rrghts
Disease.
In 1890 OF the aI,5i9 deaths that year
from Kidney Disease. over half were rs
cCEnlEed as Br!ght's Disease
Y In 1900 Of the 63,6l2 deaths, 6S,74s
(over nine tenths) We're known TO be
Pright's Disease.
Thus the simple thing We innocently
,efer 10 as Kidney Trouble Is now re-
ccgnized as the commonest symptom OF
fright's Disease.
se Tho very and strain OF the American
lie is ruinous 10 the Kidneys and Erigh,,s
Disease is sweeping the country I.ooK
al this appalling increase in the deaths
from Brishts Disease taken from tho
census:
1860. !. DEATHS -.
1920. DEATHs.... 1,722
h. 1890. Is. DEATHe..., 1896
1890. DEATHS. Ia, a30
1900. DEATHS ,5s.743
Where Will II stop? No one Is safe
who worries or has weak Kidneys. Their
is only one cure known, Fulton's Rena
Compound for Bright's Disease, The
earlier taken the easter the control
II owens and Minor Drag Co is tho loca
agent
When to suspect ,Brights Disease
YEA ness or loss 81 weight; puffy ankles
bands or essiias, kidney trouble after
the third month; falling vision; drowsi
.itss. One or more OF these.
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Hon. Timothy Rives Here.

975I.. Hon. III1OtHy HIVES f1ere.
Hon Timothy Rives, OF Prince George
county. is In the city. stopping at MUIR
phys for a day or two. Mr., Rives was
formerly judge OF the courts sof Prince
George and Surry. and later represented
syentlon.