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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-25

Babnbofes baut. als 6ptel henub.
meroen iUu. Das Saus miro 78
Dimt1er entbalten.
~ Dpnnerstag abenb fanoeu in
Der 8eethupen.0 Dale bic 5hluBfeiers
lihteiten Der Bradenrioae @ran,s
ShDo itatt. Gin iebr hibihes
BrDgramm tam CUR Nusflbruna.
bel benz urter anberen Thetla SDrs
t1er, Olga 9euermat1n, @ona Tiiber.
iSplpaa Sang uno Olga Guael tnits
mirtten. Nuh cine nDeutlhe Stunt
ner" CAB es, 5lono Smith oetlas
tlierte oas befannte @eotht nDas
@emitter". Sci Der 9iplomnerteis
lung muroe CLARA BrUDt8 uno geci'
fla S9madenbed beionoere ebren'
poue @%rmdbnung gu Eeil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-25

Gin Qoblteo bes Bieres.
Gin 9oblieo traftta ion unb ifbn
Gem beutihen 8ier ~erfliusenl
Sc mir6 fib mod, SIR uerbet's leb'nH
Sie sanse Welt errin9en.
Ses @~erFeniaftes 1ripruns tuar
Bol in @ermaniens @auen.
Dort trinten i'm felt taulenb Sabr'
Sie Wanner uno bic 5rauen.
Sn Seutihlano bat Der esle Grant
Gen Sieseslauf %besonneu,
unb bat iib manden Bottles 9anf
uno em'ae Treu %getuonnen.
Sugar bes Oeutiben alter Teino,
Der Tran5mann iiber'm &beine,
8arb ldnsft oes beutlben Bieres Sreunb.
XroB ieiner bielen 8eine.
gs soe nah England isine Spur.
Nah &nBlanb unb 10 tpeiter,
Nls treuer Sraaer Der 8ultur,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
8eionbers aber bat es banu :.
Die neue Welt errunaeH,
Bon Ocean gu Ocean
SIT fieareid es eebrungen.
gs lit eetporsen 6teiem 2anb
Bum aroBen, 9roBen Segen,
Snoem ben @bisfp es nerbanut
Iuf ieinen Sieaesmeaen.
1nb mag Der @uder nod 10 iebr
Sageaen ihrei'n mno tpiten:
Oas 8ier nerbannt er nimmermebr
Nus Oft. R0ro, @eit uno SioeH.
Ino gar erf redht in Eeras bier
ST eS BON hobem @erte,
Beil nab benz reinen Sume gtar 8ier
Noeb Sebermann beaebrte.
uno tuie oas Bier in ale @elt
Sn iebes 2auo eebrunsen,
go bat iib unier zone gtar 8ier
Den arbsteu Staat errunaen.
Drum ,,xpme gtar" iiber Mnes bod,
Sas lih 10 gut er,uieien.
Sc tpiro in ipdter'n Sahren nod
Bon aGer 8elt aeprieieni
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MaerIet.

Dpnneritaa nahmittaa fano in
1er Office uDn Sulius Oppenheimer
cine Sibuua oeS republitanil@en
GOuntps@ refutibt0mitee ftatt, in noel.
der bic Nuffteauna zines republita@
'uiihen County : gifets beiproher
'wuroe. Man lit fih iiber Die Ser
l0nalien 0es Tidets mod ntdt einig
uuh tpirb 0ielelben erft in elmer ipas
tefen SibuHg feftftellen.
- Der @0uperneuratanoibnt Tbu.
mas 30. Campbell belt am DDn=
ileritag bier cine Neoe, in ber er lein
BrDgratnm auaeinanberfebte. 6aupt.
i6hli& rihtete er fih geaen Die Truits
fto gegen bic @ifenbahnen. Camp.
beu lit ebeniu uie BrDDfs uno Beu
8robibitionift.
Sn Der lebten Gibuna oes
.,8Daro Of 6ealtb" tuurbe &faae
onriiber aefiibrt. baB Wafier. tpeldea
5ur B~emdfferuna Der @drtert an Der
9eu'D raunfels uno Der &iner- Npe.
nue. benubt tueroe. fib in Der @dbe
hee Dradenrioae Bart aniammle uno
Bite 0Drtigert Wieoerunaert au einem
Gnrnpf made. Die Sa@e miro I'M.
teriuGt meroen.
Der Sdulrat bielt am Son.
meeting rabmittae cine Gibung ab.
Die nerfHieoenen 4Dmitea muroeu
erllan1t, Sortebrunaen fir bic Mus=
5nhlung Der 3ebreraebdlter getrDffeu
1nb iunii9e Hnutineaeibdfte erleoiat.
We muroe beihlDHen, am Ii. SUM
bic 2~ebreruabl pu%rsunebmen; rpie
Der superintendent mitteilte, iino be.
reits uiele Npplitntipnen UNI Ste(.
iungen eingelaufen. 8ie SHabmei.
iter @hapa teribtete, iinb bic 5inari.
3en Der Beb6roe iett in better Bers
fniiung. man bat $26, 900 in Der
&aiie uu0 uiro, meriri bic ftdotilhen
Steuern erft ALE be5ablt fino, unges
f66r 5000 sur Berfieung baben.
% oer MtapDr bic Wabltditen 5u.
yhdHerlnngt. Der Gdulrat bieielben
aber niGt herausgebeu fam, 10 bat
er BON ben Gdnlern i'm Ganofertias
feitsunterriht neue 4diter beriteaen
tnifen uno miro bieielbeu benz WauDr
qeben. Die BON SRI. 8radenrioge
benz Shulrat abaetauften biersia
N6er 4ano auf Goutb 6eigbts tuurs
ben auf Die 9duferin iibertraaen.
= Sn Der 9uuglaB Shule. fano
am DOnneritae nahmittae cine 5f.
lentiHe Gusifeaung oes .Snouftrial
Department unierer MeQeribulen
itatt. gs tuurbe peSimmert. 9etiib.
lert. aetuht, GRANDDAUGHTER gernaht
nno iunitige Befhdftiaungeri aeaeiet,
81 oenen bic 4inoer in benz 6ano.
fertigteitaunterriht anaebalten rper.
ben. Da8 @anae rnadte einen auBers
nroentli6 aiinftiger ginornd.
Der Bauunternebmer 6enlter,
nader fnnoi9t an. oaB oas neue
Wadtelngebduoe. meldes er an Der
Weit. Commerce StraBe in Der RGhe
Oes Snternational & @reat 0Drtbern
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@IadItdbe Wsthpmrter.

NIs i'd Mp0tbeter in &ipDnia, WD.,
mar, ihreibt 3. 8. Dwuer. iebt in
@rapsnile, Wo., muroen bret tneis
rler &unben permanent ourb Or.
Sings Meue gntoefuna BON Der
Sbminoiuht 9ebeilt uno fino iebt
fart. giner mODte nod NrisDna sie'
ben, fanb es aber nadher fir iibers
fliffia. Sd balte Dr. Sings Neue
gntoedung ffir ruuneerbar. Cider
ites Wittel fiir 6uiten uno grfdls
tuna, Gals uno 2unae. @arantiert.
Blu baben bel Noo(pb DreiB nnb s..
8aIteper & Spbn. so gts. uno ST..
Brnbeflaihe frei.
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Yottmeitter beranbt.

8. Us. SOuts, Yoitmeiiter in &is
perton, Sa., perlor beinabe fem 2e'
ben uno muroe allen Comforts be-
raabt. laut fpleenoem Briefe: Set
20 Sabreu litt ih hroniib an Der See
Der, moourh ih eineri ibmeren Nn.
fall BON @elbiuht bate. Mein Irat
uerihrieb electric BitterS uno i'd
uuroe aebeilt. Sihere Sur fir Sal.
t, 9euralaie, Shmdbe, Wagens.
4ebers Wierens uno 8laien'2eioen.
Blu baben bel NoUlph DreiB uno 8.
&alteper & Sphn. so Gents.
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Mbfplnt atftfref.

11udbntih 10 bielen Northumberland,
entbalten bic tDeltbetannten ct. Bernard
&rduterpiIeu abiolut teine giftigen Bes
9anbteile ooer ihdblide Sngre6iensen.
'5iefelben iin6 aus ben reiuen urperfaIlcbs
ten Sdften BON ardutern bergeffeat, ipel~
DE Bpm ieber IN Der meoi5inifhen Bifeu-
fhaft OILS heiltrdftia anertanut uDroen
lfnb. Seoermann. Der bic 8ilen 9ebrauht
bat, lit bereit 81 be5eugen, oaB bieielben
in shrer Birtun9 uniibertreHlih iinb.
Die ct. Berparo &rduterpilen itnb in al
len Gppthefef 81 haben.
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Der Sammelplas auer 9eut.
ider = Shpla' Saloon. GlamD,
Blasa.
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an e s i gsi gfp"S sran5 SaU an Der sr4 SnSo
Strase, BUR @utmahune BON Srrtimer.
bel frlberen uebertraeunsen.
ihieoene @runbtlde an Der Snbo uno
Der Nuepa StraBe, lopie Der @uIebra
Gnenue; $500.
8earnep NtaIon an aRrs Dttilie RattIer,
9runoftid an Der 8earnep StraBe; $500.
@eo y Wodert an CHARLES 8 Wodert,
@rnnoftlde m Der Sios5lores nno Der
Betts3anibert Strase; $l45S.
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gpbesfdHe ait appendicitis

perminoern fih it, benz WtaBe mie Der
@ebrauG BON Dr. Sings 0euen
2ebenss Binen sunimmt. Sic tpen'
ben ale @efabr nb uno 8raft uno
Starte fotaer ihrem @ebrauh. So
rantiert. 8u baben bel No. 9reis
uno s. &atteper & Subn All Is @ts.
GerIudt lie
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Wte TIT otes

98ir bieteu eiubuuoert Dollars BeIobuuna ftr lee
ben Gal bon Ratarrh, Der nidt ourb Ginnebmeu
pom 9aft's Ratarrb=8ur gebeilt meroen
tam.
8. J. Gbenen s. Is o.. Giaeut, Soleoo, o.
lett ben leBten Is Sabren getaun. uno balten ion
tar boatOmmen ebrenbaft in alien @ei6dftsosrbanos
langen uno inanBiea befdbi9t, alle bon ieiner 5itma
elneegansenen Decentralization su srfaGen.
@afoine, Rtnnau & MarOin, groBban=
bells 9roQuiteH. Soleoo, o.
9au's Ratarrb=Rur tptro inuerli6 genommen uno
tpirtt eireft auf oas Blut uuo bic ihleimiaen Ober=
fdten oss Sptems. 3enenife frei perfan6t. 9reis
rs Gents FIR Die Glai4e. 8ertaaft BON alien @po-
ibeferH.
1ebmt SAYS aamtIieu .Viuen fnr gsriopfura
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Wabl Mnsetgens

8. u. @ ur5 b a d. mabt betannt, oaB
er &anoioat fir oaS Nmt bes Staatsie.
mates bonn "a. lenatorielen Siftritt lift
unb iib UNI bic oemDfratiife Womina.
ton betuirbt. Der 9itritt umfaBt bic
Counties 8erar, 8anoera, Gillespie.
&en0an uno &err.
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Sir Erienensridhter.

@uauitg. @ttee1t fhnoiat bier ourd
an, baB er iid UNI bic N0mtnation far
oas Nmt oes Srieoensrihter fir ben l.
Frecintt oDn Berar gountp benirbt. Or
moht leine 8an6toatur BON Der gntihei.
oung our6 bic oemotrotildhen Brimdr-
pohlen abhanaia.
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Tlr Grieeensridter. 8recinft Np.

Die p8reie Breiie" 1T autoriiirt Serrn
6as Nmt 6es Sriebensridter far ben l.
Brecintt BON 8erar @oantp 5tpeite Steae,
an5n5etgeu. @r maht feline 8auoibatur
BON Der gntIheibung burb bic bemofra.
tiif1eu Brimdruablen abbaneia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20
ASHLAND AFFAIRS.
Excellent Entertainment Under
Auspices of Y. NJ. c. A.
h si, y "a @ he 1im's- Dispatoh J

ESPECIAL 20 The Times Dispatch
ASHLAND. VA. september is-An en-
terta-nment was given 10 the college
caaqel Monday evening under the
z 1spiG,es Of the Young Mems Christian
20 the finish" MIR. D 9 Robertson r,r,--
sided over the meeting Rev. z T Dad
num- nun, me College chap ain opened the eN-
sang solo entitled "Entreatv'' lie was
forced a. give as an encore Take Back the
Heart Mr. Robertson delivered a brier
president Of the Athietlc Association
STOKE ~ the interests % athletics. and
a. Q. Wightma1. the father OF clean anna
teur athletics ~ Randolph Macon Col
lege. and plead for continuance Of the
same Miss Daisy Ayers. Of Brooklyn. y.
y. former resident OF Ashland. recited
Selling Teller She RESPONDED 20 an
encore with How Grandpa Proposed. Do
NJ Daniel Ellis spoke IN behalf OF the
FRANKLIN Literary Society. Mrs Conway
Gordon. or Richmond. Va. sang "A Lit. o
aiet with great feeling and execution.
sic sans as az encore Rose Song. Mr.
=. y ar1er spoke In behalf ~ The
Washington Literary Society. Dr. Cam
ter. Of the college faculty. spoke for
few minutes in behalf % The faculty.
AFTER the entertainment refreshments
were served
The Ashland Lodge OF Afasons Will meet
here Thursday night OF this week at
WAlcn time they VIII have candidates for
every degree The lodge is ia f.ourishing
condition. and now has siXty-four mem
Miss Annie Macon Potts daughter Of
Nj @. r Potts. Will leave next Thursday
70 attend Buena Vista Academy she
VIII be roommate Of Miss Carolvr Mid
yerte OF Ashland
Mr.. Morgan Shepherd has returned 10
Ashland from visit 10 New York
Miss Marjorie, OF College Place. is Wis.,
iting her sister IN GordoAsviie Va
Miss Matte Ndyette is visiting friends
iu Cambridge Nd
MI Carroll Weisger. Of Sunrise Cot
tage. VINO has been spending the sum
mer a Atlanta. IS expected home to-
MORROW.
NJ. Frank Marshall jackson. OF s..
Louis. Will visit his sister in Ashland
this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20
The Story ola Medicine.

Its Aame-aGolden Medical Discovery
was suggested by one of its most Import
ant and valuable ingredients - Golden
Seal root
Nearly forty years ago, DR.. Pierce dis
covered that he could, by the use OF pure
triple-refned glycerine, aided bv GER
tain degree OF constantly maintained
heat and with the aid Of apparatus aud
appliances designed for that purpose. ex-
tract from our most valuable native me-
dicinal roots their curative properties
much better than by the use Of alcohol,
SO generally employed. So the now world
famed Golden Medical Discovery for
the cure OF weak stomach, indigestion. or
dyspepsia, torpid liver, or biliousness and
kindred arrangements waa 6rst made. as
It ever SINCE has bSen, without a particle
Of alcohol ~ It's maRe-up. -
4 glanceSNtAe i6N fist OF its ingredI-
entS, printed On -eXefX bottle-wrapper
will show that It Is made from the most
valuable medicinal rO0ts\fOund growing
IN our American forestsS Al these in
CRED entS have received The SIfQn9esT en-
doLsement 1IQm the IeadllR n1edfcGf exc
ALe6cherS- -HEtaES-Qn fldTaTld
QeaLcl MhQ LecQInmend- them as dc XerY
ees1- remedies for he diseases fQT WHO'D
Golden WedlcEEQlScQYerY = IA adVIsed--
& nttIe book Of these endorsement f5ag
been compiled by DR.. R. Y. Pierce Of
Buffalo, n. Y, and will be mailed free to
any one asking same by postal card. or
letter addressed 70 the Doctor as above.
From these endorsements, copied from
standard medical books Of all tho differ
ent schools Of practice. IL will be found
that the ingredients composing the Cod
en- Medical Discovery" are advised not
only for the cure OF the above mentioned
diseases, but also for the cure Of all ca
tarrhal. bronchial and throat affections
accompanied with catarrhal discharges
hoarsenesS, sore throat, lingering. or
hang-on- coughs, and all those wasting
properly treated are liable TO terminate
in consumption. Take DR. Pierce's Dis
covery in time and persevere in its use
until you give IL a fair trial and IL is not
likely 20 disappOint Too much must not
be expected OF IT, 1t will not perform
miracles. II will not cure constitution
in It's advanced stages. No medicine will
II UUL cure the affections that lead up 10
consumption. II taken IN time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Whipping to Be Abolished in
Hanover County Schools.

sal % The Times I,.s-a.. cr.
ATLE. VA, September ls-Culer the
auspices OF the High School Ie4eu- tie
second of a series OF meetings for Han
over was held ln Cethsemane Church
Monday night Superintendent IT. Carlo
Redo made a short. pithy address ,u-
T'laSizing the need Of the corporation
Of the people with the educational boards
Professor Bremen. principal OF the p ea
school outlined the course OF study aui
assured the people that earne-tne-s OF
purpose should pee the watchworI ot
both teachers and ~ils. lie states that
whipping VIII Dee abolished but that after
fair trial incorrieible pupils VIII he
sent away
Or Bruce r. Payne told the audience
that in DIT PAYNE they baleld the origina-
tor of the high school bill. the man who
had made possible such school in their
community. Dr Payne IS a speaker or
unusual Wit and pathos. No ONE re-
GREETED having travelled p distance %
hear him. RE urged better salaries. bet
ter service, with better schools as "a
result.
Mr. Fuller closed the meeting by an
appeal 20 the people to work for ANA
talk Tor mis- new school
A number Of members were added CD
the league at the close Of the meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20
MAYNARD GIRL GIVEN
TO CHILDREN'S HOME
Child Rescued From Improper
Mother by the
Society.


DANNILLE. Va. September l9.-Iizz.e
Richardson, the twc've-year- E7rl. VIII,
rnysteriously disappeared from the home
~ her adopted parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W
w Terry. al midnight ton days ago re-
turned 10 the city to-day The child. ac-
corcing 10 her story. had become disc0n-
tented With her adopted parents and de-
c-lvd 10 leave. She was aided bv a
ueighbor. who sent her 20 the home Of Mr..
and Mrs J. II. Myers at Reidsviue n
q. The Myers family were notified by
the police OF the search for the child. and
she was sent by them TO Danvine The
girl was ordered To be turned over 70 the
Chld's Home Society % Virginia this
afternoon.
Evelyn Hardin. aged three years. and
the adopted child q Susie FOX was res
cued to-day by the police authorities. az
ter hght for three months by the Chill
dren's Home Society OF Virginia to gain
possession OF the child. The Fox woman
spirited the child from the city I'm july.
when IL was ordered turned over 10 the
society. Her bond of 800 for the appear
ance Of the young one was declared for
feited. She returned 10 the city a few
days ago with the baby, and 81 was taken
from her to-day a pathetic scene was
enacted when the final parting OF the
Young one and the woman who had reared
IL took place. Both the child and the
woman cried bitterly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20
KILLED BY TRAIN.
Mr.. Lawrence Cox Found Dead
Beside the Track.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. september
1e.-N1r. Lawrence COX. AGED twenty-five.
for two years past resident o. this city.
was found dead AT $50 this morning at
Southern Railway crossing. just north Of
the city. His mangled body was dis
covered a short distance from the rail-
way track. with both less broken The
young man. while on HIS way 20 his home
In Rose II.l was evidently struck BY
one If the fast passenger trains over the
Southern. After viewing the body. Or.
W j.. Macon decided that IL was unnec-
cssary 20 hold an inquest.
The deceased was the son OF Mr..
Charles Cox. who resides near Free
Union this county He married Miss
Westcott. Of near Fishersville. Augusta
county. She with one child. survives
him. Since coming 20 Charlottesville AR
Cox had been in the employ Of Mr.. James
Ballard. "a well known lumber dealer Of
this CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20
VIRGINIA GIRL
BECOMES BRIDE
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bell, of
Eureka Mills, Webs Post
master OF Milton.
HOME HASTILY DECORATED
Bride Wore Ornaments Which
Were in Possession Of Her
Great Grandmother.
IspecLal % me T1mos-uds9asch-J

EUREKA Mills. VA. September 10
a beautiful home wedding was celebrated
az villa Fornosa," tho residence O,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan W. Bell. at 10
O'Clock Wednesday morning. when their
daughter, Miss Mary Elizaoeth. was
united In marriage TO NJ. Nathaniel Jones
Palmer.
The home was Hastily decorated with
evergreeus and potted plants. the color
scheme being white and green. The we'd
ding march was rendere5 hy Mrs. W B,
CahppeM Or. J. GRAY NcAuister. presi-
dent OF Hampden-Sidney College. Vas
the ceeorant
Inc bride vas given away by her father.
The following couples acted as attend
ants, Mr.. Thomas Osborne Cnappeu and
Miss Mamie Rice. NJ. Robert Cray Bell
and Miss Mamie Womack. Afr C;oorga u
Bel. and Miss Mary Lettit Bell a cousin.
The groom best man was M Robert
Fleming % Milton. y c. while the maid
OF honor 20 the bride. was Miss Matte
Bell. her sister
The bride. who Possesses beatty and
attractivsness OF person. was Handsomely,
gowned IN white silk. trimmed IN duchess
lace, and ornamental with a beaurfflil
cameo breast-pin. which was worn by her
gree -grandmother, and .-rred bouquet
Of brides roses
The groom IS a prominent business man
and postmaster OF Milton. y c.
After the marriage ceremony the bridal
party was driven 20 Fa---ville. where n
sunptAous wedding dinner was sery "a
az the Randolph Hotel sster which the
newly welded pair boarded the vest
bound train for the Natural Bridge. where
they VIII spend their honeymoon.
after September 9th t.ey VIII be az
nome 10 their friends % Milton. y. c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20

days / was completely cured, and 1
think permanently, Us it was about Eve
years ego.
The psoriasis first made its appear
ance In red spots, generally forming
circle, leaving In the center aspot about
the size Of a silver dollar Of sound flesh.
In a short time the affected circle
would form 3 heavy dry scale Of a white
silvery appearance and would gradually
drop of. To remove the entire scales
by bathing or using oil 10 soften them
the flesh would be perfectly raw, and a
light discharge Of bloody substance
would Ooze out. That scsly crust would
form again in twenty-four hours. 1t
was worse on my arms and limbs, al
though it was in spots all over my
body, also on my scalp. If let the
scales remain too long without remov-
ing by bath or otherwise, the skin
would crack and bleed / suffered
intense itching. worse at nights after
getting warm in bed, or blood warm
by exercise, when it would be almost
unbearable.
10 sum it all up, I would not 90
through such another ordeal of afiiction
for thirty-fve years for the State Of
Kansas. (signed) w ". Chidester,
Hutchinson, Kan, April 20, 1905"
Cutrura Soap ointrnsu, and Pis ,oit throughout
Sne y r. d. Psf-sr Drug Chem Corp sole Pr1ps Booa
~ AA--so tFsS. a. Lev u CIzs Iort1-isE AenaorL
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left tho factory and made an effort 70
get home. but fol- IN the street. uncon-
sc.ous and bleeding freely from tho mouth.
and death followed shortly Afterwards.
without regaining consciousness.
The coroner held an inquest, and doc
tors operated extensively on the boys
head. and found that his death did not
result from conclusion Of the brain. II
WAS first thought that Mr.. Hurst would
be placed under arrest. but tho officials
decided % await the decision Of tho cor
ouer's jury. and their verdict was that
death resulted from natural causes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-20
New Kent Notes.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
OAK. VA. September 19.-The members
Of the "Oak Social Cluh" enjoyed party
in oak Park last Friday evening.
Pear Trees school opened to-day with
fine prospects. with Miss Lornie Gillian
as teacher.
Miss Nellie Games has returned home
after spending several weeks with her
cousin. Pearle McNeen. in Keeport y !.
Mr. Ben Eames. Of Newport News, is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Games
Miss Louise Gillian has returned home
after a pleasant stay of three weeks with
her sister Mrs. O.. w. Bingley. in Rich
mond Her friend. Miss Lovey Garth
right. Of Richmond. is now her guest
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WILL PROBATED.
Estate Of Mr.. Dyer Wheeler Left
Principally to His Wife.

Especial 90 The Times TD.spatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. September
i'-i Pc VIII ~ Mr.. Dyer Wheeler. -
retired contractor and builder. WAC died
recently at his home ON Ridge street.
was admitted % record to-day in the city
clerks office The bulk Of the estate.
amounting 70 approximately 5000. IS
leit % his widow. To his adopted daugh-
ter. M.es Fannie Morrow. De- loft "a legacy
Of 5000. and % the children OF MS
nephew. MI O. W. Wheeler. $50 us
widow was made executor
The estate Includes several pieces g
property OF considerable value in tho
downtown business section This prop
'r,y Us listed FOR taxation az 3 h bar
the ertlre estate viii total a value ~
something over Syf061
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Farm Lands Change Hands.

Especial 90 The Times Dispatch
RO%BIRI. VA. September l9.-SeverM
farms have changed hands In the past
few days. Mount Galland. the beautiful
little farm near this place. Of POO acres.
was sold last week for $3.50.
Miss J. NJ. Gill and brother. OF Provi-
dence Forge. have bought twenty-tnree
and one-fourth acres at that beautiful
little town with all the buildings. which
consist Of two large store houses and many
other buildings. for which the price re
ported paid Is $500 The land has been
cut up in building lots. and many new
residences will be erected
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THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
Judge Saunders COnfers With
Committeeman.

TrUH0 TaT 70 Inc IITT"H -TIT0 TFIT"|
CHATHAM. september ~ Judge T. w
50 unders. Democrats nominee for con-
gress from this district after his able
address here on Monday left for Patrick
county 20 continue his campaign Via
Danville. where be met several ~ tho
Democratic Executive Committee OF that
city and outlined his campaign
Governor Swanson. Ex-Governor Mon
tague. Senator j. vs. Daniel and Nj Eu-
gene Witne-s will Doe invited 20 speak IN
the district during the campaign. Dates
VIII be announced later. Judge Saunders
VIII tour tlls county during tho cam-
paisn.
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= q 2 -@CURES=-
As 9o - DANGEROUS ULCERS

Whenever ulcer slow healing eating
surrounding
canceou Some old faint poison AWAITING
itself
legs or other part Of the body and the place namd and
restored chronic the
and the vital powers naturally weaker of any
pTnpes will
ne
ons the
cures removing the
ana poons which
matter
II pleasant safe remedy for old
TO
medical advice free THE Witt SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA Ga
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of Soap, six boxes
{ u tic ura ONT
ment, and two
bottles Of Cuti-
cura Resolvent. l
bathed with the
Soap, applied the
Ointment once a
day, and took the
Resolvent as di-
rcDfa.I II 4hs-4--