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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-11-05
IN y NUTSHELL.
What County Seat Removal Means TO
Aberdeen People.

= That you can go to the court 4
= house on a five-cent car fare, or
. ten cents for round trip. At 4
= present it costs you 70 cents 4
. railroad fare and SO cents bus 4
o fare to go to Montesano and re-
= turn.
. You will have half-hour car
= service as against daily service
= to Montesano.
= Free telephone as against 25
= to 60 cents that it now costs you
. to call up the court house at 4
= Montesano. 1t means that the
= citizens of Grays Harbor will
= save $4,000 annually which
. they now pay in railroad fare
= and other expenses going to and
. from Montesano.
. You will be able to transact {
. your business at the court house
. and return to your home or I
. business within one hours time.
. 1t now takes from one to three
. days.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
URGED 10 STAY.
Charles Lincoln Smith Decides to
Receive For Another
Week.

n Although hundreds Ofa&suifercrs with
their eyesight havo attained relief through,
tho splendid lnethodA&of prescription
glasses OF Charles Lincoln Sinitll,9sthc
stream OF applicants seems ncvcr4 to- d.
irninlsh but rather Is constantly on the
Increase. The present. stay IN Rich
frnond by Charles Lincoln j Smith has
Thoroughly awakened tho people OF the
city to their scondltion3nnd their needs.
Tho immense popularity Of Charlesi44Lin-
coin Smith secnsg ever IN theSsincrcasc
and the demand for his glasses and his
method is commensurate with the q in
.crcasing knowledge and acduain tancc Of
his great accomp lshments.E
Owing to the pressure that has been
brought to bear upon Charles Lincoln
Smith by his many patrons and those
who want to be, he has consented to re-
main in Richmond one more week.
If you have sblurring, dizziness, ncu-
ralgla. headaches, spots before the eyes.
5winking, trembling spells atarlct, burn
Ing and smarting of the eyes, various
nervous and brain affections, entaiing
not only positive injury to the sight, but
untold misery call Immediately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
OH! WHAT "A RELIEF.
Miss Christian Relates Her Elk
perience in Very Important
II Matter. @iS.s

i"Oh. what a relief 1t was to me from.
the tmcI submitted about two years
ago to Charles Lincoln Smiths method
for eye trouble, said Miss Mary IL
Christian, whose comfortable home is at
55l7 North Fourth Street.
IT am glad, too. that Charles Lincoln
smith has returned to the city. Ile has
been Il true benefuctor to many people
OF Richmond. 45
'T6uscl to suffer from the most excru-
ciating pain in my eyes. was treated
by several specialists but not one OF
them did 81me any good. From no first
day Il 4 put on his prescription glasses 4
began to improve. That was about cish-
teen month or two years ago and II
now have no pain IN my eyes; no ilcon-
@vcnienco whatever
s.''Whcn heard lie had conc to Rich
nond again said would make him Il
Visit, and thank him personally for the
good he has done me. s5 ! have noticed
III the papers that a great many promi-.
5ment people of Richmond have tho same
cause to rejoice over his having visited
the city, and It gives mo pleasure to
add my testimony to others"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
A PATHETIC STORY
ENDS HAPPILY
Former City Employe the Hero
in a case With Wonderfully ii
4 !. SuccessfulgsRe Si

IA a story of father nearly blind and
led about his home by his little two
YEAR old son has recently come to light
lii Richmond, 1t has many sad features
and Incidents, but ends like Il novel,
with everybody we'll contcnted and hap
ny Tho hero Of tho story Is Mr., II, G..
Tyler, Of 10 West Clay Street a former
city enlploye, Relating the story and its
remarkable end, he said:
"When was young I had the measles
and II settled In my right eye and left
1t very weak and In bad condition, !, |,
was a ways very fond OF cunning, and had
der. Willie ] was In the employ of tho
city OF Richmond, laying water pipes a
piece Of steel struck mo In tho left eye
and destroyed the cyeball and had to
have It cut out. Just imagine the shape
I was in, My good eye gone and neal ly
blind III tho other.
X "My little boy, two years old used to
take me by. the hand and lead mo to a
chair The little fellow was too young
to realize that was almost blind, but
seeing me cropping around, he seemed to
realize that needed help. ! tried docs
tors after lost the sight entirely Of
my left eye. Ny right began to improve
saSlittle, but when ! came in here could
hardly recognize you. l3#
~ tried different doctors ana asked
them to make me glasses. They told mo
& that glasses would not make me zee any
\ better
II came 10 see Charles Lincoln Smith,
TO see II he could do anything for mo,
He told mo at once that he could I'M
y prove my vision Very much.
,.INhen i got his glasses ! could see
mainly Immediately, and when went
down on the street ! stopped and looked
u,pund. lust couldn't help It, could
sec SO much, could read the numbers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Members Of BIS Family a / Has l'l!
Cause 10 Be Happy.
A Demonstration That True
Merit Will Always Be Re-
cognized. and B B. ''
5 cial 10 Those Who
Put Their Faith
In II.

Norman Is better known III edmond
than Mr.. Valentine, tho tltctioncer. 50 FOR
several decades tho house has stood ~
tho head III its linc Of business y
Virginia. Tllc family hns enjoyed y
cnviablc distinction for tho ainlnblc dual
tiles and social dispositions Of Its mem
bers, 1t IS "a happy family, and Mrs NJ s.
j. ri. Valentine, the wife Of tho senior
member OF the FIRM aud mother OF tho
others, is q woman OF noble attributes = ~ Ii
in her home duties and III her inter-.
course with her many friends. o-dny
she5'las good reason to be better salts.
lied witl,lfc than she wns some years
ago. 5ss * i55,s
Mrs. Valentine. until tho visit OF
Cburles Lincoln Smith to Richmond two
years ago, had form long time been q
sufferer from headache, neuralgia and
defective vision 55 55
x Now she Is free from the excruclating
pains incident to her eyesight trouble
which made hor life miserable at times.
and for this great relief she says sho
Is indebted TO the famous New York
optomitist. Ss'
1.-Two years ago." said Mrs. Valentine,
II consulted Charles Lincoln Smith and
was fitted with pair Of his prescription
glasses. Since that time I have had no
sinconvenience. II llave no more OF those
headaches or neuralgia pains. SO am
convinced that the trouble was because
OF MY eyesight and the use OF glasscs
that did not meet the requirements de-
handed
II had been prescribed for and treated
by several specialists. and had tried many
remedies. but experienced no permanent
relief until I tried Charles Lincoln
Smiths method and prescription glasses.
Ilchcerfully make this statement for the
benefit OF others who may be suffering
us / did. The relief has been permanent
for over two years, tho severe pains
which, have racked my head and eyes
have all stopped and now my eyesight Is
perfect + would not be without his
glasses for any considerations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
In Memoriam,

NEwBlL. i YEh I.I aged ecsI,,on th'r !,
Nnttoway county. died March 18th, at
! Maryland General l!ospltal Bal I!1 e
remains w anG on pTmG" agEnh sls g
Ia Vas laid to rest In the old family
Of of' town, Ills mind had reverted to TINS
dear old hpme often during a b h,s ,lnenss.
NV ~ hi ia bedside: willie, whom Will YOU
. tnke ne homer The burial was largely
attended, hy friends ana relatives n and
around Crewe, where the DECEASED WAS
'i pec e, i leaves an aged mother Mrs.
G. NJ, Verser, and. q brother. Mr., Wis
liam g, Yerser, Of Eord, ,Ga, who RE 7
inthis dark hour Of bereavement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Expected to Be Disappoint.
ed But Was MOI.
TOBACCO MANS STORY ST |''''
Almost Everybody Knows Col
w. G. Hancock, Who Has Ma Va
tional Reputation as To OBJ
CO Manufacturer, ana
Also In Many Foreign
Countries.

One Of. the most substantial citizens
III r chmond Is Colonel ~. G. Hancock,
LII North 1'wcnty- Street. man Of
ma tiotinl reputation as u tobacco manu-
fnct,ire,. He Is regarded by those VINO
know hin, best rs snr Intelligent anu
most conservative business man. lie IS
il man who does not jump at conclusions,
and, he generally knows what he 1s talk !
ing about. Colonel Hancock is very fohtl
{ora limiting, and one Of the worst ana
most .nggrnvatinE mlsfortunes TO u lover
or that sport Is Impaired vision. fot
some years Colonel 1tancocks cyeslght
Ind been growing dim. This lntcrtercd
with his sports III field and woods with
dog and gun. The Colonel is.4:t great
reader also and until within u shor:
tiilo was deprived of that pleasure.
Now lie cun enjoy himself In the pursuit
OF his old pastlmes with all his former
ivigor& ana enthusiasm. Relating his en-
Jperience ana how lie obtained relief, he
snid:$ Esf
For years my cycslght had been fall
ing. My vision was constantly blurred
and. caused interference with both bust
ness ,snnd pleasure. could not read
With any satisfaction. either day or night.
Il tried several specialists, but their
glasses did me no good. s.
and heard about the success
and 4 skill of Charles Lincoln Smith.
called to sec him when lie recently came
to Richmond and tried his method and
prescription glasses. Their effect was
immediate. ! can now read any length
or time desire, night Or day, with the
greatest comfort and satisfaction. ! had
been disappointed SO often that | cX-
lpected to be by Charles lincoln Smith,
but I ain willing to be disappointed some
more In the same way ! have been
shaking hands with myself eyer since ]
went to sec him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Positions for Interpreters.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that the examination
of April 18th has been postponed to April
% 1906, and Will be held to secure
eliglblcs from Which to make certilica-
ton to I'LL vacancy In the position of
the immigration service Mt ELLIS Island,
New York, and other similar vacancies ms
they may occur In that service requiring
ability TO read, write and speak Italian,
and either Greek Turkish or Syrian,
This examination is open TO all male
citizens of the United States over
twenty-five years of age,
Applicants should apply to local secre-
tary, Harry Archer, at the ]alchn1ond
post Office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
IA SUCCESSFUL WOMAN. I
Conducts Profitable Business and
Makes Statement for Bene-
II Isl fit of Others

Who docs not know Mrs. Emily Loci
lfcr,zof 323 Market Place, who has con-
Quoted business there for years /? She
lis popular with visitors u to the market
and always cheerful and accommodat-
Ing She has been very successful and
is the owner OF several houses. which
shows what a woman; can do In tho busy
world when She applies her ttme and
attention 70 business affairs. l35 i$3
5jl. Mrs. I4ociller had poor! eycsightt for
some time, and was unable to procure
glasses Through which she could read
satisfactorily until Charles Lincoln Smith
came to Richmond Ut SHE said
II am very well pleased with his skill
and glasses. I have no trouble over. my
teyesght now and, bless YOU, never have
tho headache. ssl .7 4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
.CERTIFY NEW YORK CASES
FOR CRIMINAL ACTION
l(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON. March 3l.--As a result
of the investigation In New York city by
the Interstate commerce commission Of
alleged Undertaking. and misdcscription
of goods by various shippers, II was
stated ut the offices OF the commission
to-day that the present intention is to
certify the cases to the department Of
Justice for criminal proceedings with the
view to bringing about indictments.
This action, however, will be deferred
until after the commission has conducted
further hearings in other cities where,
1T is alleged, similar unlawful acts have
been committed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
ROMANCE Of D
AND fAI|.||R || YOUNG D ] NURSE
Met at the Virginia Hospital and
Surprise Their Friends
BY Marriage.
Special to rho I'l,ncs-olspatchJ.

" Va VoTIcEIt51 70 liz r Pltc11'1 "a
III SOUTH BOSTON, VA, March 3l.-Al s.
susos 1Inlcs, Of fredericksburg. Va. and
DR.. Nathaniel Orr. or Charlotte, n. C.,
we're married ut Houston, Va. at high
noon to-day, the Rev. MIR. Bouldin offl-
ciatiny. Tho bride, who Is the daughter.
OF DR.. 13arkstluc 1iales, Of Frcdericks-
burg, has been visiting here for several
weeks, and tho marriage was quite =
surprise to their many friends. 5 gE5
~ The groom was q resident physician at
the Virginia Hospital In Richmond for
some time, where he mot his bride. /.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Virginian Graduates First.

(Tron Our Regular Correspondent)
WASHINGTON. -. c., March BE.
H. Olds. Virginian, graduated first In
tho class Of twcnty-onc at the Naval
Medical, School III this city to-day.
Other Nlrginlnns who were presented
their diplomas by Secretary I3onaparte
were John r. Mcars, Hugh Il. Nelson,
Frank e. Sellers and Edgar L..Woods. Y
The Secretary Of the Navy made an
address to the. graduates and was fol-
lowed by DR.. Finncy, tho celebrated
surgeon of the medical faculty Of Johns
lIoplnks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
on Test Lived
People on Earth

The policy holders OF the Union Cen
~ Life Insurance Company OF Cincin-
4 TIL Ohio. are now probably the longest
ed body Of men on earth. The actual
tath loss Of this excellent old line
dnnpany for 1905 was only 81 per cent.
4 fithe death rate OF the country at large.
Z basis on which all actnartes make
Fl the rates The result Is million
RS a year saved TO go to living policy
40 s,rs In dividends. Careful manage
at every point does 1t. 1t will pay
5ssy one contemplating insurance to In
kate the returns of this Company.
haye an able force Of representa-
j$sfs u a this field III s n n 4 fs3si
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

8across tho street something l Ind not
done since / lott my left eye. ZIG
WHY, could soc everything away
fyon fts a uoe 1e Whs Y "a n snV seea s
since lost my othcrseye, antl could tell
tho tlti,o from Eighth street lawns.
oily ono eye left -niid TINT almost blind
4 car appreciate IT. Only last Saturday,
Wien Wo had tho snow, j WIS snow bn ~
sinE Witli thp boys, ami ( said 70 the
boys: Look oltt for Incl. cnn see nov.
j lean hit yo,ll' s83
last Tuesday I went cunning, and
could see how to shoot splendid for tfe
4 first time Ii, over IL year tid a llnlf since
i met With tho accident. ~ Il
II Just can't but talk about n MI the
Lincoln Smiths skill has done for me-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Get Ready for Exposition

(Spccnl 10 The ,Timcs- Dispntch,) I37
NORFOLK. VA. March 3.--Mr. w.
G. Mcdowell proprietor OF the Glad
stone Hotel on East Maia street.
now the Oldest lostelry IN the city, has
disposed OF IN interest III. the hotel 70
Mr. Percy a. Page who#in the future
hotel will be renovated and otherwise im-
proved In preparation for the crowds that
the cxpostion is expected to bring here,
Nh. Page Is a son of Mr.. TT, l.. Page.
n prominent renl estate dealer, and thas
been engaged MS q clerk in tho National
Bank or Commerce, Gifi.f.e 5ltt4s2 ys 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
OVER $50 BILLS PASSED
BY HOUSE ONE DAY
(By Associated -Prcss.)

W4ASH1NGTON,4D ID. c., March 31.--This
being war claim day In the House, only
those directly Ninterested In legislation on
the private calendar were in attendance.
The House, during the four hours It was
in session, considered and passed 179 bills,
many however, sending the particular
claims to the court OF claims for adj
Indication. a bill was passed fixing tho
time for holding the circuit and district
courts for the middle district OF Tenncs-
see.
The House adjourned at 4:1o p. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
JOINT DEBATE.
William and Mary and Randolph
q Macon to Debate Friday,

A stirring debate is expected next rrl-
day night, when the champion debaters
OF Randolph Macon College VII meet
halls Of the latter institution lnWillams-
sThis is the first Joint debate in which
AID both colleges are preparing to have
. strong team represent them OH That
OCCASION. After the debates over and he
racemticn win be accorded the visitors BY
Tic literary societies OF William and
Mary E lig Nsl}
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
News. Of the Sick.

Mrs. C. M, bernard, who was taken TO
Memorial liospltal week rgo' is suffer-
M Barnes Gillespie of farewell, Va,
is sick at tho Memorial l(osplal.
4 Topscy Jones, the negro VINO Was SO
seriously wounded BY. pistol bullet some
eomplication Of pneumonia The doctors
say ho has IL good chance } get well,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
FLETCHER NEIGHBORS
NAMED AS ASSISTANT
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, March 3l.--P. Fletcher
rotary Root, has been selected by the
latter to be assistant secretary to tho
American delegation TO the third ian-
American conference Mt Rio. Mr. Neigh
bors expects to sail from New York about
the first or July directly for Rio.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
/, CLAY WARD ACTIVEs..
Hold Interesting and Enthusias-
M tic Meeting. Z

Tho Clay Ward Acllves held love feast
in l3elvidere Tall last night, and many
BY the members. Three OF the Councils
men, Nlessrs. u. w. Minor (rhairmalD,
Price Davis and ". Fred Richardson,
called on for a talk. MI t.
The members, III their talks last night,
said that they would stand ,tor, pure poll
tics. with tho hes men possible to re-
All the present representatives will run
again, and there Is every indication that
they will bo returned with little OPPOSE
lion. Mr. Alfred I3Osher, a. young lawyer
OF Clay Ward, announced last night that
he would he u candidate.
THE Actlves VIII hold special meetings
on, the next three Saturday nights y!
be given the opportunity to publicly nm
nounce themselves and TO state thor
ODin IONS f.{a5 s@| ib5i3{ iSt+8ts a.8FtEttt}tI%4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Cut Wife's Throat.

(Spccial 10 The Times Dispai ch.) ~
DANVILLE, VA. March 3l,-A negro
her husband, Bud Cioylc.5 from whom she
hns been separated for some time. Goyle
entered the house by breaking omen q
window, and slnshed his wife across her
throat with n razor, MS She was nsleep IN
bed The condition OF tho woman Is critl-
cal. and her nssailnnt Is still Mt large.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
SUICIDE
BY DROWNING HIMSELF
j. Ernest Hargraye Jumps to His
Death to Blackwater
River, S
Jiff f.i III ft
(Special Ia The lines DISPATCH.

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch.l #
! WAYERLY, VA. March 3l,-J Ernest
a citizen of Surry county, COM
into Backwater river at Proctors bridgc
about six miles from Wakefield, Va. is
stated that lie had been drinking heavily
for sevcral days, and II is supposed that
ne WIS lanor!ng unneI tetmi p rni: mental
An old colored woman was the only eye
witness to tile deed, t3sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
The Lady Maccabees.

Richmond Hive No. 8 Lady MaccnbeNs,
viii hold an Important review Tuesday,
April Sd. S o clock y. Min Mllrphy's As
invited, and Il large attendance Is desired
;s final arrangements Will be made for
the german, 70 he held In the near future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Tohn w Pace Pardoned.

(By Associated Prcss.)
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-rho Presl-
dent has granted a pardon to John w.
Pace, of Dodovile, Ala. who some
months ago WAS convicted Of peonage.
The pardon was granted on the ground
that PAGES health Is such that II con-
fined he will almost certainly die.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
In Menoriam.

y loving and sweet remembrance of dear
little HNI'NpIyAM, son of II. g, and
Mamie Wlnham Iludsoni,., who died IN
Chase city, anera brief illness, Sunday,
March 25, 1906, aged t%o years and seven
'' laid 10 rest at Bethel Church. CHEESE
seriield 5coMytX Monday Afternoon.
safealh the arms of Jesus, !. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Dr. Evans at ST Paul's.

DR.. lWnns, OF MoWnmNNtMN VhnreL, WAS
TO have preached 1T ST. lrk's church
Tonight, but as Mr., N'o t ~, of. 81.
Pa,l's. las been called 70 ~, mere on
account or sickness III thnill9. ",
Evans has agreed to- fill + place tlis
evening There Will. 8liower bna services
at ST. Marks. where Blsh' hipsoh WI
confirm u class. ssN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
DEATHS

7A III mt her residence, Eln,ont,3 VA
Mrs Nj NORA "A PRIDDY, wife q v, 81
Funeral ' SUNDAY, April lst, 2;so I, e 2
Friends and relatives are lnvitod to az
+, tend s,l s u .Sa VI
sTEvENs Died in NeWp s31I,r, VIM IN,
Sun So, formerly I'M OF richmond, Mr., sto-
yenson married Miss Sidney y; Ren,4
rolds. OF this city. who. Wltll one
tln,,gh!er. survives him Tho b''fla1
VIII bef in Newport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Red Men of Manitoba Tribe

held a. full meeting last Gnight at Lee
Camp Hall, Routine business was gone
through and bylaws worked upon. 1'he
Red Men expect to hold n worry important
next Saturday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
4 CONCESSION
FROM ROOSEVELT.
CONTINUED from Second page,2

lawyers pointed out that the discretion
OF the commission Is absolute,
When the President asked whether an
amendment Of That character would be
adopted by the Senate, The senators pres
ent said they thought they could promise
twenty-nine Republican votes for 1t, and
that there is little doubt but that prac-
tically the entire minority would support
II, ,+
Senator Long had given notice that no
would address the Senate on Monday and.
therefore. he was chosen to offer ths
amendment,
Others who participated in the con-
ference, have pledged themselves to sup
port the amendment. They believe that
az ii Is shown that there is "A majority
of the Senate IN favor OF he measure.
the bill as u is proposed 10 amend il,
will be adopted practically Us II full vote
vi the senate.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
pripriation believe they viii win their

itlght..
81 Surgeon ~ A. Guthrie, Of the navy,
has been placed Oil the retired list ut
his own request Surgeon Guthrie was
appointed to the navy from Virginia In
1880, and rendered good service during
the war with Spain, but his health has
been poor for several years, and his
retirement is duo to that effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
r T.. Richardson,

I,VANUKE'2y \..7s March 3l.fMr, Forest
H. Richardson. II restaurant clerk, died
tits morning at the hospital from llcarL
trouble aged, 5tlrty-iiye years lic Was
Il native Of Suffolk and unmarried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
Mr., and Mrs. Allan in Florida.

MI, and Mrs. HOFFMAN ALLAN arc ie-
lightfully located al llptal Continental,
most charming hotels Of The lsIngler
-SNSlC ell. llLI.It .s4ll naU-l.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
David Kerns.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
AZ WING HESTER VA March 3l,---DaXld
Kerns died this morning ut the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. r. IL Bockny,.g a Z
Grimes. this county: aged eighty-iolr
years. During the civil war he served
in Carpenters Battery OF the Confederate
army and was seriously wounded and
taken prisoner at, the battle OF Fisher s
Hill. October 49, 1864. s,i III.
lie leaves two sons. toni unuHillcrA,
three sisters. two brothers. fortS-nve
Grandchildren and lhlrty-four great
,lnlAi L int,-