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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
ATTACKS LADY on THD ROAD.
Nero Threatens Miss Harrison, Whose
Screams Bring an Omcer.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. July 14.-An at
tempt to assault and hold up Miss Mary
Harrison. the sixteen-year-o daugli-
ter Of William Harrison. who lives
near Hampton Stock Farm. In Fairfax
county. about three miles west OF Alex
andrfa, was made yesterday afternoon
by negro said to be named Ernest
Miss Harrison was travelling alone
and was two miles west OF this city.
when ys1.a the negro sprang from the dense
tn At e his victim with death il
once yelled at the top Of her voice for
assistance Her cries attracted the at
tentfon OF Constable A. W. Cleveland.
who was several hundred yards behind
1er. He quickly came up. In the
meantime Mcknight became frightened
and a M, :. ran away. When Mr.. Cleveland
arrived on the scene he could see the
outline OF Mcknight as he ran through
the foliage like a deer.
The case was kept very quiet. and
last night efforts We're made to
apprehend the negro without success
NICK night is about twenty-five years
OF age. and resides near the seminary
He is employed at the Armour icing
station in Alexandria county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
Pu,r ANOTHER STEAMER on.
Perfected for Better
Service on the Rappahannock.
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FREDERICKSBURG: Va. July IT,
The business men Of this city haye ar
man to run on q regular schedule from
Wheaton,, on the lower Rappahannock
River, to fredericksburg, stopping at
all intermediate landings, making two
trips week. arriving here every
for return trip on Wednesday and Fri.
facilities for people along the Kappa
hammock River to trade with FEEDER
icksburg merchants.
The Rev. Mr.. Goodwin. OF Fairfax.
has assumed charge of Christ Episco-
pal Church, at Spotsylvania Courthouse,
succeeding the Rev. T. c. Lawrence,
WHO has been transferred to charge
in Lunenburg county.
running OF an electric line from Ur-
hanna, on the lower Rappahannock
River. to West Point, are exceedingly
bright. It is said that plans are on
foot for :, surveying the route and Sc
ininai sites are being Inspected.
Another proposed railroad is sug-
gested in running ferry from Pope's
Creek. on the Potomac, in Maryland, to
the Virginia side, In Westmoreland
Reedville, and from there a ferry SER
vice to Crisfeld, Md.
v. 3. Hardwick, OF Westmoreland
county. has threshed from a field OF
ten acres 716 bushels OF oats, or II $40
bushels per acre.
The Gloucester Tribune is the name
of paper just esta blished at Glou-
cester Point, in Gloucester county.
Captain R. Conroy Vance, Of "Manns-
field Hall" near this city. will leave in
he will Join his wife in touring Europe
this summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
BEWARE OF FRAUDS!
.Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky

is sold in sealed bottles Nonly-never In
bulk a fac-simileSos the genuine bottle
Is printed here, Sc that you may easily
recognize 1t. It Is our own patented bot
tle-round. amber colored. and with the
name, Duffy Malt Whlskey Company
blown in the glass. The trade-nnark--ths
Old Chemists Heads on the label, and
over the cork there is an engraved paper
seal Bescertain this seal Is not broken
It Is the only whiskey recognized BY
doctors everywhere as q family nediolne.
AT all druggists, grocers. dealers. or
direct. 81 q bottle.
Write Consulting Physician, Duty Malt
whlskey Co.. Rochester, N. T., for free
illustrated medical booklet and free adj
vice. g Il Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
COMMERCIAL CLUES FORMED.
Two Chartered for Snlisbnry-Otlier
Concerns Incorporated.

Concerns Incorporated.
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RALEIGH, N. c., July 14.-Two COM
mercial clubs for Salisbury are char
tered by the State. One Is the Business
Mons Club, with $4,000 capital. j. w.
Huss. 2. w. Austin and w. H. Hoover
.as the incorporates. Tho other Is
the Commercial Club OF Salisbury, ca pi-
tai. $4,000. by d. NJ. MoInluff, H. c.
Williams p. A. Sweeney and others.
Both have the social interests OF their
members md the unification Of the
business interests OF the place as prln.
cipa1 purposes
There are four other new corpora
tions-the W. g. Reich Furniture COM
pany. Elkin. capital. 100000 author
lied and 5000 subscribed. the Peoples
Drug Company. Concord. capital. S15.-
900. by, Mrs. r. T. Grant and N. j..
Wright and others the Person Drug
Company Roxboro. capital. 100000. by
C. II. Williams, r. NJ. Featherstons and
others: the Charles NJ. Phillips Com
pany. 'Winston-Salem. clothing and
general merchandise. capital. $4,000.
by e. E. Thomas, T. NJ. Benton and
others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
OPPOSE GRANTING LICENSE.
Citizens Of Chatham to Meet and Make
FiHht-Infant Dead.

L ~. - !.
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CHATHAM. VA. July 14.-Rev. J. D.
McAllister. field secretary of the Vir-
gina Anti Saloon League, spoke to a
large congregation in the Baptist
Church Sunday In the interest Of tenn
5perance. and his remarks. which were
based on the actual results OF intem-
perance. Were given close attention.
Mr.. McAlister has made several
speeches In the county during the past
week.
On Wednesday night mass meet
ing OF the citizens OF Chatham will be
held in the Opera House. when some
action will be taken to oppose the ap-
.plication for license to retail liquor
here, which will be made at the regu-
lar July term OF Circuit Court, which
opens here on Monday next.
Leslie, the six-months- odd infant OF
Mr.. Thomas Jones, died Saturday night
following a lingering Illness OF sew
cral months. Interment was In the
Chatham Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Father, mother, one brother and one
sister survive him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
VERDICT D1spLEAsEs JUDGE.
Jury Which ArquitE Man Judge Consld-
3 crn Guilty Peremptorily Dtsmi.scd.

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RALEIGH, N. c.. July 14.-Judge
Walter Neal, of Laurinburs. here hold
Ing Wake Superior Court, to-day
pere mptorily dismissed a jury because
it returned verdict OF not guilty
instead OF guilty. in the case Of Joe
Bailey. young farmer OF New Light
township, charged with making dis
turbance at Primitive Baptist meet
ing in that neighborhood.
!. The Judge held that under the evil
dence the, jury should by no means
have rendered verdict other than
guilty. The Judge takes the ground
that juries are more and more prone ron,
to render verdicts contrary to the evil
dence, and he wants to suppress this
tendency as far, as possible in his court
Much neighborhood feeling had de-
veloped in this case as to the guilt
or Innocence Of the young man.. Three
leading lawyers OF the city led the
prosecution and two defended the ac-
cused. with the result that the jury
in the end returned verdict OF not
guilty. This is the first case OF the
sort that has come up in Wake Court
in many years.
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Beware Of limitations
Cheap Substitutes and
:" lust AS Good AS.

oiIlotls dealers, mindful only of profit, ana
1thng for the health OF their patrons. ars
for sale low grade, impure wltiskey. which
you Is as good as Duffy's.
II IL n cheap connection and fraud, it1-s
tended to deceive the people. OF course.
when a remedy has been beforest the public
so long, has been prescribed and used
by the best doctors and In all the promi-
nent hospitals. and has carried the bless
Ing of health into SO many thousands OF
homes as Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has,
limitations are bound to arise. But they
can Initiate the bottle and label Gmly--nO
one cnn initiate the contents. 3 Is &. ast "a.
Dufy's Pure Malt whiskey IS an abso-
lutey pure distillation of matted grain.
great care being used to nave every ker-
mel thoroughly matted. thus destroying
the germ and producing predigestad
liquid food In the form OF a malt essences,
which Is the most effective tonic, sttn1-
ulont and lnvigorator known to science:a
softened by warmth and moisture. It's
palatability and freedom from injurious
substances render It SO that It can be re-
tained by the most sensitive stomach
Any firm that will sell imitation or SUB
stitutlon goods will sell impure goods.
The firm that Is dishonest In one thing
would not hesitate to be dishonest In an-s
other Whenever you see imitation and
substitution goods offered for sale by a
firm. beware of anything and everything
putup by that firm. You endangerSyolir
own life and the lives OF your family and
friends by dealing with them. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
OBJECTsTO THE NEW CODE
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Especial 70 The Tim es-Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, July 14.-The announce
ment was positively made to-day that
the Real Estate Owners Protective
Association Of Norfolk Is violently OPP
posing proposed new building laws
found in the new city code. and will
enter protests when the ordinances
again come up for consideration.
The claim Is that no practical build
ing expert was consulted in the franz
ing of the laws, and that there are a
number of provisions that will work
=hardships on property owners.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
DECIDE NOT TO PROTEST.
Az Freight Advance IL General Will
min Kton Will Not Fight.
Ia tn The TfmeR. . iSOatc h.

WILMINGTON, n c.. July 14.-A
special meeting Of the Wilmington
Chamber OF Commerce was held here
to- day. presumably to protest against
a prospective Increase in freight rates
by the railroads However, as 1t was
stated that the increase would be gem
eral and uniform the chamber decided
not to take any action.
Traffic Freight Manager r. A. Brand.
of the Atlantic Coast Line, addressed
the meeting. and stated that the In
crease In the operating expenses of
the railroads had placed them so close
to earnings that the railroads We're
confronted with three things: They
either had to make moderate advances
in freight rates. make radical cut
in wages or face bankruptcy. The
second condition, he said, would pre-
cipitate disastrous strike In all prob
ability. and that 1t was better fo-
many to bear a small loss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
Death OF Mrs. Moore.
RUNNING AUTOS TOO FAST.
Five, Suffolk Men Reported for Exceed
Ing Sueed limit,
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SUFFOLK, VA, July 14,-FiYe local
autoists were reported to-day for vio-
5lating the speed limit in driving
through the streets the first prosecu-
tons for this offense Late last night
a. bicycle polic eman. wearing plain
machine, made the tests and secured
evidence. He caught one car going
twenty-three9 lies, and while follows
ing another his instrument registered
twenty Ave mil es.Y " hich was his limit.
The machine left him, but he got Its
number. XXI MI 81
The town has got the automobile
fever. There are forty-six cars in &C.
ton now. and several others are en-
route, some of them very expensive.
The time FOR the trial as not been set.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
WILL LOCATE IN HICKORY
FOR BENEFIT OF HEALTH
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SALIsBURY,N. c.. July 14,-Mr. and
Mrs. William Tryon, OF Fitchburg.
weeks arc In search OF health for
Mrs. Tryon. will locate in Hickory. on
the Western North Carolina Railroad
and will leave this city at an early
date. Mrs. Tryon. who created q SEN
a glass and wooden case. resembling
a REFRIGERATOR, has kept herself COIL
stantly inclosed from the atmosphere,
fearing that she would take cold AMI
keeps herself wrapped in blankets IL
the hottest weather, She has made
many friends In Salisbury. il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
IN HANDS OF RECEIVER.
Old Dominica Paper Company, of Nin-
chester, Embarrassed.
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-1I Special to The Illness Dlspatch.
WINCHESTER, VA. July 14.-An-
nouncement is made this afternoon that
the Old Dominion Paper Company, a
Company, operating a big mill here
that makes material for paper boxes,
has gone into the hands OF receiver.
Sidney Mitchell, Of Chicago, has been
named name, as receiver for the company.
Baker declined to give out information.
A large number OF men employed have
been laid of, and say the company has
not paid them for last weeks work.
It was stated this afternoon on good
authority that the receivership was
voluntary, that employees would be
paid, nd that the mill would proba bly,
resume work as soon as the affairs OF
the company were adjusted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
STRUCK ny LUMBER SWEEP
AND DANGEROUSLY INJURI

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( SPOTSYLYANI.A. VA, July 14.-Mr.
gerously hurt at Brockwood day or
two ago. Mr.. Pool passed by a wagon
loaded with lumber, and just as. the
sweep was being loosened. The sweep
struck Mr. Pool with great Violence
INJECTING an ugly and dangerous
wound. He Is now an III man. and
Is confined to his house and bed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
ENDED HIS OWN LIFE.
Coroner'a Jury Find That Captain Cot
trcll's Death Was Suicide.

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NORFOLK. VA, July 14.-This
morning In tho Investigation as to the
death Of Captain Jeremiah Cottrell, on
the nth, the Jury returned "a verdict
of suicide by the inhalation of chloro-
form, administered BY his own hands.
The closest kind OF an Investigation
on the part Of the police failed to
give any foundation for the general
report around town that twas case
of murder and not suicide. number
OF witnesses testified to Captain Cot
trell repeatedly threatening to take his
own life. s.I -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
REPORT DIARIES NEAR NoRFOLKs q
IN FINE SANITARY CONDITION
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Special to The T1mcs- Dispatch.]
NORFOLK.&YA A., July 14.-Dr. p. ~
Santos, former dairy expert under the
United States government. but now
medical expert for the New York Stats
Board Of Health, who has been In
Vicinity for the past two days. In his
report9to the Board OF Health OF Nor-
folk to-day declares that all OF the
acknowledgements are IN excellent COLI
,dition, absolutel sanitary and up.to-
date, He declares that the Improve
ments shown In the past two years Is
e. 3$ Iy s
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city Omcer. for I,onnokc.

7fT1-l-f Special TO Tie TlHlts-UIsIlHtcH'I u
e ROANOKE. VA. July 14.-At a Joint
session ofsthe Board of Aldermen and
Common Council Tonight all 1.-THE city
test before the meeting was for the
position of City Engineer. held by Mr..
w. B. Bates. formerly of Richmond.
Captain i. Fl. Wingate was a candidate.
but withdrew to-day. and Bates re-
ceived all except two votes. :.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
TO sELECT sFURNITURN FOR
NORF0LK'S NAVAL y. M, q. A
y. !, a. n, y

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NORFOLK, Al July 14,s-Secre tarys
iHeissen buttel.S OF the Norfolk Naval Il.
N. 9, ~ was cal led to New York TO-,
furniture. q gymnasium !. apparatus \ eli y,
fol. the n ew bui ding now nearing COM
$pletlon. and D nil wi til the $3.50 700
5donatton h ) !, John p, q ocket eller me
Ia 6 u Tar the SIry4shtng
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
MARTIN WILL NOT RUN.
Declines to Become Candidate for Con.
Rress-To Call Convention.
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---1---- CSspeCfdt e1111tes-DTspAtch.J -T-
NORFOLK, VA, July 14.-The Re-
publican Second District Congressional
Committee has been called to meet in
Norfolk on Saturday. when the date
will be named for the district conven-
tion.s at which time itsis expected that
a candidate for Congress will be named
to con test the election with the Demo-
cratic nominee.
The friends OF Alvah H. Martin to-
day declare that they are authorized to
say that he will not accept the nomi-
nation. others mentioned for the nom
ination are D. Lawrence Groner and
Captain r, P. Buntin g.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
Cocaine Dealers Sent On.

John Thwentt and John Parker, coll
ored. alleged principal and agent In
handling and selling cocaine, We're ar
raigned in the Police Court this morn
ing, and after hearing evidence the
tEstice committed for Indictment and
trial at the term OF the Hastings Court
Which begins this week. Thweatt keeps
claimed that cocaine has been dis
pensed from this store for some time.
but tho police until several days ago
were unable to trace the source. The
accused men will be defended by
Messrs. Lassiter & Drewry.
Squire Elam. a wellknown colored
man. was committed to the Central
State Hospital to-day for treatment for
insanity. The commission was held In
the City jail. where Elan was confined
on the charge OF larceny. It was shown
by the evidence that he had three
times suffered from sunstroke. after
which. though he had previously borne
"a good reputation, his dlarafter
changed. and he took to drinking and
stealing.
The City Sergeant yesterday sum
rnoned thirty-five witnesses to, testify
In the Hastings Court In the cases
OF the Commonwealth against Pastor
Eli Tart and some ten or a dozen.
members OIL tub T1hEilSOll ctIcSl iNCOl.
ored) Baptist Church. on indictments
charging criminal offenses.
City Auditor G. B. Gill, one Of the
few survivors OF Company c, Fourth
Ala bama Regiment. Of General Forests
Brigade. left to-day for Huntsville.
Ala. to attend a reunion of these y,r-
Grams. These reunions are held an
nually at the residence OF Captain f..
B. Gurley, the commander Of the COM
pany, and grow more interesting as
the ranks Of the veterans decrease.
Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer Williams
have gone to Atlantic City for a few
weeks visit
Death OF Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Sarah "A. Moore. wife Of Mr..
w. J.. Moore, OF Ettrick, died in the
Petersburg Hospital last evening. af-
ter an Illness OF several weeka She
Is survived by her husband. two daugh-
tors. Mrs. I. NJ. Beale and Mrs. 8. s.
NuEent and six sons-W, H., B. y,
p. NJ, Jas. A., G. NJ, and Z. II. Moore,
all OF EttriCk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15

addressed the board, making another
plea for aid in establishing high
school. Mr. Russell went into detail
and explained what 1t would require
to establish the school and what a
small amount of extra levy would have
to be added to the present amount to
raise the required sum. but the board
refused to make any appropriation for
the school =
Although the day was extremely hot
there was II considerable crowd OF peo-
pie present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
NOISE OF TRAIN
SAVES MAN FROM CREMATION
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T.aNi HpectNTt0 T1Tnds- UI1natcn.I- -I1----
T7ENpERsON, N. G., July 14.-Mr,
Frank Workman, farmer and merchants
had a narrow escape from cremation
early Sunday morning, FIe was ava 81
iened by tho g. L AZ. II SOU Inbound train
about 4 O'clock, and hea I'd the breaks
ing Of la lamp chi mney. In an instant
jhia store was Sab ] aze. but by the exer-s
else of pro Gence N of Ind he threw al
lblRn overt .e fame II which soon
~ ttnEllaheda y, and altar g. severe flFht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15

gpothers In The severest cases Of dlshg4r-
eS .ts sdSaas 65sss,ns ssa:z
Rahes, ksatahons, inhammati ons and
ha6nm and point to q speedy cure
Shen III e1se fails.
g.san Ree c.ean,ss " sti2. GgA.sg,s
Ssee q os "a 'ffs uei + Is iSS So
" S61S ~ Yosl1: sPottsF Drug u Casa Cosp.
p;s assa III sss' tusss, sset \. ~. d.
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DR.. NenliE Honorcd.

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KENBRIDGE,5V VA. July 14.--Dr. w.
p. Kendig, Of Kenbridge. Va, has lust
Swanson. appointing him a delegate
to the Interna tional Congress on Tu-
berculosis to be held in the city of
from September 21st to-
October 18th next. The gathering Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
WOMAN JUMPS INTO RIVER 4.
Mrs. Shields, Suffering From Mental
Abe ration, browns Herself.

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DENNISTON, HALIFAX COUNTY,
VA, July 14.-Mrs. Perry Shields, who
recently moved to this place with her
husband from Lunenburg county. COM
mitted suicide this week while suffer-.
ing from mental alteration, Jumping
into Hyco River and drowning herself
She had frequently shown signs Of
insanity during the past few weeks.
and arrangements We're being made to
take her to the Staunton Asylum for
treatment. She leaves a husband and
several small children. for whom much
sympathy Is felt.
The body was recovered and Inferred
near Omega. k y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
On. MARI FoR SUPERINTENDENT.
Elected by Trustees OF Methodist Orr
phnnnEc In Western North Carolina.

- Special 10 The Times Dlspatcli. IS
WINSTON-SALEM, July 14.-Trus-
tees OF the Methodist Orphanage to be
established, here by the Western North
Carolina Conference met to-day and
OF Winston District Superintendent Of
the orphannge. the buildings and
grounds of which will cost $4,000.
DR.. Mari asked for thirty days to
decide whether he would accept. Com
mittees Were appointed to proceed with
construction of buildings, etc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
BROAD TIRES ron WAGONS. {
Caroline Supervisors VIII n equire Them
After July I, 1910.
rsneclal M mn q rimas.ni.natc

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
V BOWLING GREEN, VA, July rs
The Caroline supervisors held their
regular onthly meeting yesterday. and
did not adjourn until a3late hour in the
evening, having under consideration a
new law recurring wagons and carts
hauling over the public roads to have
wide tires. The law was adopted re-
.quiring all wagons and carts. after
July 1,-lsio. to be provided with vide
inch tires: four horse agons. four
inch tires. two-horse wa CONS, two inch
tires; one horse wagons. one and three-
quarter-inch tires. and one-horse carts.
two-inch tires. with a penalty Of from
1880 to $50 for the violation OF the
law.
the ensuing year. putting the county.
levy at So cents on the 1900; district
school levy at 90 cents, except In Port
the road tax at 26 cents, except IN Port
Royal District, which, is 80 zen ITS.
sShool R0afS Sane Ssfors The
Russell, State School Board Examiner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
DESTROYS BED ON
WHICH MEN&AREs RESTING
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BOWLING GREEN. VA, July II
Lightning struck the h house OF Mr.
Frank e shuman, who lives near Point
Eastern Sunday afternoon, and demol-
ished ], the bed upon which Mr.. Shuman
and his son were lying, but did not
pieces In the house. but did not damage
the house to any extent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
BABY'S DELIGHT
And Mothers Comfort I'm
#cuticura Soap and Ointment.
Not only are SCutioura Soap and CutL
Nlrp Ointment, the great Skin Cure,

the pUre6c, sweet.
est and m ost efec-
tive for preserving,
purifying and beau
tNying the skin,
scalp. hair and
hands Of infants
and children but
they afford Instant
relief and refreeh-
ing sleep for skin:
tortured babies and
.raat fnr tired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-15
Fireman Break. Hi. Leg.

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HENDERSON, N. c., July 14.-WhileI
the Cold Fire Company was manoeu-
vreing on Garnett Street. Ed. Jones,
one Of the members. accidentally fell,
undergoing intense suffering, his con-
dition is not considered serious.