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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Az . owe Ma eu,osalasd by d.
NlaIlll.

Al . croaa Was Iasuislasd By lEs
SloFsos.
Mr. Gland L'Engls, who styles him.
self ''ths Tallshaasos candidate" for
United St9tss Ssaasor. entertained q
packed hoass at tAs Leon county seat
q justice Wednesday night most Of
those Who heard him went there 20 BE-
entertained and they were certainly
not disappolntgd He had pTomIssd On
his advertising bills 10 keep his an
dlonce only one hour, but when tive
hours had elapsed 10 wac still dispen.
sing meFTiment Cor the crowd Re
promised 70 revOluti0nlss the world Il
be shOuN be sent b che Ualtad States
Senate. and doubtless win K be ever
gets there. he piled The blEgest words
Of condemnation be ceuh employ On
the heads Of each eomPstitOr. and
crowned himssh with galaxy Of laud-
atives.
Claude b en- oes1ntrieity, but not
quite eccentric snouEh 70 persuade the
people 10 send him 10 tie highest legis-
lative branch q eur national govern
ment.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Sc Petersburg b TO have a free hos
pltal
samtsr b again 10 have an election
On April 9Th Cor the location Of q eoun-
y site. There have been three differ
ent slsctloRs Tor thls purpose within
the past year, but nOns Of them have
resulted CavorabIy.
Dr. n. n. MoOre. Of Chautauqus. N.
T., Who b the origlnstOr Of the great
ehsntauqua movement eelspratsd his
SIst birthday ia st. Petersburg last
Saturday and had . grand ovation.
TIE Sunduy schools Of the State win
hold their regular aunual CONVENTION in
Live Oak On March q, 30 and 81, the
first session to be held In the evening
Of March -.
ne eldest inhabitant Of Duval cOun-
" is Nancy EAglish. Of ESnama, q ne
gro Wonan li4 years Old Her eyesight
and hsauing Is good and Rhe can walk
WithoUt ths uso Of q cane.
WaltoP 2. COaehman's meteor boat,
''Dswey," q jacksonville. with Chas.
A. Clark, Of jacksonville. at the wheel.
Was ths winner oG the Palm Beach
grand pEEe Of g, 800 m gold, the irs.
prise, n ne endurance contest for all
beats over twenty miles speed.
Frank @. Christensen, Is years old,
who came 70 Jacksonville In November
from Boston, Maas., committed suicide
e be boarding house. He tied q striag
around IN neck and strangled himself
20 death. Dependency over 4 love A.
Galr h believed TO be the cause Of bic
rash aSL
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Deputy Sheriff Gray. ID rsturnlne
from Hioooszsis yesterday morning,
saw . negro man n "a Oh field firing
his gun repeatedly e some object he
stopped and went oVsr % nssstignts.
The negro had killed. fcaF enormous
rattlssnakss. which bed erawlsd cat Of
. gopher hole b enjoy q spring sun
hath. Mr. Gray brought the Eattlors
% the city e a trophy.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25
sAstRN.
We Ags 6slsE - liuvs e Gsod ord Prep
els Saaaoa.

We hEe GGllg - ilaVe q Coed ord Prep
e ThIs Ssssoa.
Wednesday afternoon the lovers Of
ths nstioual game IA tallahassee got
thefr heads together and fixed up =
payer for eanyassing TIE city for sub
seriptiOns % q bell team. Tho result
81 e. hours eanvausing aotalod above
tho hundred marx, Wh means q
eEaeking good team. a. eanyasssga
are Btill at work and oxpset b secure
g much as soc before the end % The
weak. The amOunt raised win b ox-
pended fOr work a TIE grounds, suits
end tEavsllng sxpensas.
Tallahasses b better Fixed than any
Of the ether towns uC0und here m that
ibers b Esliabls material right here ct
hene Ger = team that can make goOd
anyWhere. I'D ne hired, rented or bor-
rOWed plAyoss are needed
A fear club loagao u expected 70 be
f0rsaed that viii consist ct two GeOF-
gia and two Florida towns Tallahas-
zee. Quincy, Bainbridgo end Thomas.
vile. This win make q very compact
lsague, 10 bag jumps between the
towns, and II win make q schedule Of
throe games q week IN each town.
Bassban win suEely be . Winner here
this season. The fans we're late n ina
bihing the spirit, but, when the isague
d fairly lauaehed. TIE intsuess WIN Be
great
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Scnfcrd esS>fS is coming 81 D. o
~ ovsl iae c1ohtly. ~
aht3 from hat ely =
Wsah., solid carload q esiy
which hs paid $3.50 q crste bt
wa ncksd Is TIE ear. This ps1s1
lv Ire nrat Instance known tra
veFotables beng shipped ta 1e t1Eic
sl0pe whore theV must come % ccnnc.
tition With California prolact1
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25
NOTIcE on ELEcTI0N
In Tallahassee spsciai Tan sCAeel
Dissslcs Nanbsr ons.'

An INJECTION WILL BE HEtp Il 1Ep
"a Court HoUsa e Lton cganiE &c lt..al ts,
Fid4lfa o. THURSDAY. ne tWa1ty.o.E lla 4 ~
hnr8 fofo tie po.I1 wiI b oq1n a. oI1t q -.llN
a il, ard e'oao e nnnaot VIII rerl
kt'lra - fIareF ItI1 r'octl1a fl t1il ull'.| -
nI6VlriInn - 90 8cksoI Laws e Nl1Ei11 -
5ulDo5s a boIlo0lnl mnneg - p ueee ~
1Iocl|1u q n44 o.sloel n1i ~ ~
Co. apd Ilgh Bah1slll a ~ |sle.sss D.
~ f.ullsan u ths oatd 4chool Distress o1l.1 "a
k6r10TT H1tnaa fh1dEant ao.Iaze ~ ~ oDII -
rs aonllded potaIa 81 ~ uIlislfl uhQ e4e ~.
payuTs tkcaolA enl havo paid ~ sa4oa ors
ahaa ~ I've FaaIr next ard prQcsdl4I eNl4
60 ~ VIA "a 80 plopo1 eth q Ilaglfin0 -
i1asStSlnssa, sll.k 3 . y Aea e1iR q ~,
SPECIAL Inx 6sho0l D.glEtct
ne inlpoc1gla hWgtV eppql4.od are =, ~
enilior y. e. Colsa end y, u. nlehllr. win q. q.
ooofbodF . Clerk q aid elootioa -. !.
Publ1hea ~ csosf e ~ naaz5 e ta1l.e ~.
siFuetpl Il fssa oSunty. Risrida, shls uinsaeasih
t1ignedl re Board q Pubic Lnser1etloa q
Lem C1aniY. 9loFlda
~ 3chu III. Patterson. Cneifnnl
-. ~ Coz, MalnbEn
DaWoon Boaterlfht hcuo1I,
hftost--B y Epuu1 1eolcinfF.
Nigaedl I'hs LFuataa8c az IalIahnoaoe aDg1'1I
Tax 0thocl District NunoW ona.
~ ". u heog Ca.Iulan,
&. "A. Cav Mombaf
B-6W Os0ru8 - parkina. GerEeta1p.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

1os Rogo. kSt ognan6lsf wsaoona.
Peter smitA, Soe sh end Oliver
otng., CO.. disturbing pubEc uorship.
BEitteE. frE mlrtsnnoaasf. Bsa ~.
os. forcarFging eolcsulsd utaronu.
m ren PgFteE. ~ coascna woapozl,
Fe kesp TIE arReat1 nads ~ hariiI
and Dspusy Gray wilh'n ihs
~ tfgA
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Frush veguaaAsaS-C elory, eucumbers,
BEL Peppars. eerFot., enbeeges, hmcs.
s.lEsr ' $50. ..s '.,o &c s,rS g.
3. Byrd 4 Co, phona !.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25
GUARDIANS NOTICE


Notice q hereby Given 10 vice. q nay
concern. That e. guardian ol Charles Ia.
MesaenreF Eiene 81 MoIsenrer nN6 Sian
leY y. Measangcr infanta. i WIN mahe ~.
pllcatiOa % the County judge az Loon
county, Fiofida, "a hia once a. the Qunf3
fenes n The city az TallahnnTea "a Ihurs-
day, che fouftcenth day ~ April. "A. ~.
1910. az Ten o'clock 4 a. 81 ~ nt1n
fbrroaffar a. I can ~ hard a. nnth0rlfT
90 sell the undivided Interests ~ f1o raI
lnfanta ~ and 90 certain ianas s|tnatld
lying and bqing in Leon Co1nlg, NIon11,
ocncfioed aa folloN1i southeast oraft1f cf
a9uthWeat Qunrter q nociI1n EIEi6fn IoEn.
chip one north 81 Mage two east l01l1
hair ~ sooene1et quarter o. N.rl|on SIX
teen, toWnebln enc NORTH % range 0wo
east northeast quarter ~ 9oElhlaet quar-
ter ~ lection 4lxielu, tcWnnIIp ono hagln
q f4nfo two east except enc acfQ e1unro
On iho Northwest corner q nafd Last ~,
ncribed nioce OF parcFI ~ ikn1 tlra norlHs
We1t quarter o1 southeast QoaFteF an1 lhe
nurtn h11 ~ Houihueel quarter end re
sorthueai quarter a aou|Aueat eu1FtPf cl
ntciion HIxtaen, touI1nIp ohe nnFI1 &c
fanTo I've oH1l aIEn ~ west hair g lI1
nnrIlaa1l quafiw n1I tto south n4iI @
t1ll noa1I euaIlof % ncrtnuoz. GoAIl1| %
11tt0n fWcnly ono IQN0anIn Ioo M1II0
- HnU"1 two e1EIf ConlninI0I |I ben.
IF40 nnl nInatffn tcrc1 o| 991 wrI ~
'EH1 nH0I1rI q. nurh FI|IIE e.
UE| .EH NaE. 81 nnl0 INUI1 n| .o"II
SSH "a Otherwise
HARRY ~ I.N.N""
or1I1'an ss ChaFfeu u. Ne1.nEEf .
o. lIllrEf an1 STANLEY y. N4 0
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

PFu5h frusl-Wine sap. appIea. banaa-
g, cOoOafMts, Malaga grapes. Indian
river oranges and grape fruiE 4. b.
Byrd q c.. Dnone l. 3
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

lusi ReooiVef-R0d Rock Ginger Ale,
Weleh's and Pugitun Grape Juice. i.
B. Byrd a o., phSne /. g
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

nr 4 8. Peek. Of jacksonville. ~
n ths city q bullneus todsy.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Hefs uaaR 1rcti1n 81 CAantar cres. Ian -
liEida. Aeta 1871.
0hoafng GO nlnonnt Of t1xcs chlrrra q -
Es o. eslc 81 Lea ceunlg, Nlgllta. = =
eoIrrIe ~ tn1 r1rrrnt EEaF 1915, and tho 1lnaH.
- ere U1ns q 90 saFoal funas -
Wtilh tsets Aegs b1sn isTleaf
T,arl ten a. ~ Forr i1aa ssI a
Aren't - s ii,lsA IA. ibio..--,.---- liS5.55
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

U. Al nFPARFNFK9 OV AORICIiLEUnN.
OFFICE OF TIE aECnEIAnX WeatHoIor.,
y. O. MarcA ~ iolo.-lloticn Ne M,-Nc11 u
ho8U1T rlra1 tkat tha t1caCtarB q ANTIt1|lEU
"a, undeR authogitg oc1folpnf 81 i4N, ls11o1 nlo
4, l'egl1loa %. "A. J. OrtgF ietl. tatl1 March ~
t1Io. and eNeetIge on and altcf April 4, ilI4 .
nTgVont TIE eDread ~ anlonelie foyof iE c9ilIo
The e|loct 81 thls order = q modIlY the al1lfns
the for aplangtIe fsynr ID catflo a foI'eWa %
- STATE 81 Caifqlnia. he coonties 81 Frsa1
tolara. Naat1Fa, LES Angelea Ben h4InaT4Ines
,lvegnIla, and 3 pafiIon a San Luis o1npo econ
", nfa feie.4ld alo1l lusrantinei h LoE1a. ~
codntiae q 1lf4en, oln11oock. uploh, Claee. Ed
noltIonE e 1He counti1g 81 R1coa and IeEIoII ErE
reloass4 fFuEa Qaaraeline. and priyege fcE nqp1s
nont On InEpaetIon from TIE cOuntisg ~ Wltafp
SER Baylor. and perlicno q TIA coznllo1 % E0r1
aga4. toaId Knox and Heakell . revoked O.
OElahoana, poft.naa ~ ths eouufiaH ~ N1l1e
raFna Clggaiant And Jaekson. are gulear1e trenI
Guaranteed. an4 prigleSo fog mgvyneat 90 -
1Dortloa q DTogad co. roTio11 u1 tha counlie8 ~
Lincoln. Ci6ge.and, Cai1o. ard Iae1nol. eo1 ~
vofa1 frc4 rarllon q Kay county. In Aghnrraa.
the co1nlie1 q 1enton and WaahnF)oa nla ~
Ieaaa9 frl.a QaaFEntIn1i n 3lall1niDp ~ oanniIta
~ Do1clo. Tate and IunIra ere rlloaan1 flNE
dugfbnlIn4 n Iennataaa, tku en1niIoa u MraIIIrN
and SapsaE ere roloaafd from aonranlIno ~ foola
Rla. tlo eeuntiae ~ Mhlla nabo9ahaln. an1 81.
ganns anl rolnaao1 ffom cuaEaulin1 - W|1w'nl2
Brunswick county \ relhsa9d from quaEHaIInaf
l1a af1enlcEI anlution . C3claIIN rornTrI111 fol
dID1lng 1llh4fu callle Cnula8 ~ ihIn aIIInl
nay - cbtelnad fSuq the Chiof ~ 81 nnIean u
Anlnaal Industry, whose address a WaaalnNlon.
.. C.-JAME8 wilson, eecseislY q ANIltni-
80 HlG
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

are Eou going AWAY Ride 80 denef
in a. auto, onyl 25c. Phone 08L
AZ.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

PonsaeOla i seeking ssoo.oao tmd
issue.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

oohooI HotsS-PrimAEy DePaEluasht.
me third examination was held last
sek. and the ehildren making an av-
cage of 30 per cent and above are 90
f."1oras
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25
OFFICIAL CALL

ROR
DEHUCRATIc PRIMARY ELECTIDEs,
To Be Hsla In.Lson CouAsy, Flssida,
Nav 10. 1919, ana JuAs :, 1919.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

-"~F~-N-~~N~A~
Pupils who were neither absent nor
tardy the past month:
Ttn8F GRADE
Anna Jane Anderson.
Edward VILLA
Edward Rose
SECOND 0RADE
Vera Addison.
: Third GRADE.
Eddie Andrews.
Tom LANG.
Collins Taylor.
Katie McEAurin.
Bernscs Reynolds.
IDA May VILLA.
Frances Whitehead
FouErH oakuE.
Dele Reynolds.
Willie Mae Dorsey.
Warren Anderson.
Roland An2GFuon.
Phelton Koimea
Edwin Iully.
Myers 8WaFl1
Ben Cnairoa
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

n a,ii eoulmlttst shall ut non O. ths elh day
aIteF eueh primary. ~ n1uam. y az TIE rgiurul
e.. y -. q - ssan,y so9rthslss and gas,
dates c. 11nI|iY ClIon1 haua ben nnnlnd ~ M.
talIly soil To- eaah ccunly olea. an1 what can6i.
oo.rz ~ - rl1pollIve olce1 q Clfcalt ludra
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

M voting "a ealt PFipary Elsulion shall ~ 10
proglll1nl q eda oIeclicn laN and ahn - printed
and dlBlFabutc1 under thn olroriion q thla Co..
nietea, end 81 nad halIoi xhail - pFintnd the
the Fespooffva u1o1s ~ Circuit ledge snd slata'l
htocrngrs nFE1naed en- nlDhabutic1l ofdar q aEsi
~ ths Canpa.Hu Coni1nIitea AZ substantially In
egafofSuiiy With ths baiiot used n aonaral slso-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1910-03-25

Nach mn1I1aia ~ ofnes balna voted sos aiaf
haze 90 Efht O. nilca oae unl1hfE unf ehallrnHll
~ ~ DoI.ng D1eo a eagh pfetia1t - ~ c1IEls.
s..ch 80 sai.1I ed eha..enGer shall ~ -.
NIllt11 ~ cuErlloG II ~ vufle sd erTlIlFine
s1 tiiel poI.l ere el.eot ~ pe.la'
elaII - 49e14al " e. Dano1salIe EEl1I'S9
Ir1.Il.lI G.IE ~ pIillal4 ~ lorn 49,
~ tIal4 ~ ~ u.o1lrolle ave CtrnI1.
JoseBh 4. ErnoEpgoM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
In Single Generation There Have
Been Eight Sudden Deaths, Six
of Them Violent-Story SO
Weird and Wild, SO Hinged
With Blood and Hatred, as to
Challenge Belief--No One Can
Tell If End Is at Hand

Eouble started. and the two children
were but five persons present during
the scene of awful carnage. including
the two-year-oId baby. OF the four
adults, two were killed, and the sur
vivors were afterwards tried for their
lives for the killing.
The claim of these two survivors
gas that Edward had come to the
mouse in dangerous mood, armed
and threatening. He was laboring I'M
der intense excitement. caused by his
wrongE, zeal or fancied. His denun-
giving her shelter or encouragement
was bitter, and his threats savage
and pointed. Tom Posey tried to dis
arm him. and Edward resisted. In
the struggle, the gun was discharged.
killing Allen. who had in the mean
time come to the rescue of Tom Posey
with another gun The struggle be-
tween Tom and Edward become so
fierce that Mrs. Posey, fearful of the
issue, came TO her husbands rescue
with an axe and musket, and between
them they beat Edward to death in
self-preservation When Aliens gun
was discharged, its load found lcdg-
ment in Posey's body, inflicting dan
gerous wound. Such was the account
detailed the following day before the
corners jury which held the inquest.
John Fair, the Oldest of Charles
Fairs sons. was not satisfied with
this explanation, although 1t does not
appear that he was especially attach
ed his brother Edward, and insisted
| that his sister and her husband be
| prosecuted on the charge of murder
| and he became one of the principal
witnesses for the prosecution against
| them.
Never, perhaps. was more grue-
some spectacle presented in a Virginia
courthouse than when the weapons
! with which this awful slaughter was
wrought were presented in evidence
| The shotgun with which Allen was
killed. the gun with which Posey was
| wounded pile of loaded shells, the
| axe with which the brains of Edward
I, were beat out, with human hair and
blood still covering its face, the
/ musket welded by the sister agains,
her brother broken in two. so terrific
/ was the force with which 1t was used
/ These were the instruments of warfare
which gave the court of justice the
grim, bristling appearance of small
arsenal. and seemed to indicate that
in the last fight some of the partI-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
shndo,, Never Llfted.

Did the ecno of her fall sound
prophetic doom2 At ali events. the
shadow caused by her untimeiy death
never I!fted from the life and family
OF Charles Fair. not even when his
own lfeless body fell across the new
grave of his murdered daughter.
Unto Charles Fair and his wife were
born sons and daughters. some OF
whom. no doubt found occasion to
lament their own existence.
One OF tnese, Emma. married Wills
Beavers, who seemed tc be fairly
good fellow when sober, but who was
ficnd incarnate when even slightly
under the influence of liquor. He
made several attempts to kill his wife,
but she was spared to meet death at
the hands OF another. Upon one oc-
casiop, he threw blazing lamp at
his wife and baby. and then seized al
iron poker to brain her. she ran out
and while he was getting his horse TO
pursue her. she escaped with her in
FAINT 10 her brothers. When sober he
could give no reason for these fren-
zied attacks.
In 1900, while under the influence
of one of his spells without provo
cation and without warning, he tried
to murder his father-in-law. Charles
Fair, by placing the muzzle OF a load
ed gun against his breast and pull
ing the trigger. By some miracle. the
gun missed fire. and Fair escaped. but
to die later OF his SORROWS and grief
Beavers was arrested on Fairs COM
plant, on the charge of attempted
murder, and committed to jail to await
trial Before the trial, however, Fair
withdrew his complaint, on condition
that Beavers, of whom he was mortal
" afraid would leave the county.
never to return.
Beavers took his family to Alex
andria county, and in 1908 he moved
over into the adjoining county OF
| of several tragedies in this ill-starred
In June, 1906, while under the in
| fluence of cheap whiskey Beavers was
| seized with homtcidal mania, and
! his wife having been selected as tbs
| cause the most convenient. he un-
/ doubtedly would have killed her but
l for the timely interference OF pass
ling stranger. In the melee which en-
/ sued, this stranger, whose name was
| Simpson, In order TO defend himself
| from the savage onslaught diverted
from Mrs Beavers to himself. Wresteo
from Beavers the axe with which the
woman had been attacked. and knock
ed the drunken maniac IN the head
inflicting fatal wound.
Beavers fingered several hours. and
before his death. he was asked why
he tried to kill Simpson Greatly sur
prised, he said he did not know he
was striking at Simpson: he thought
/ he was trying to kill his wife.
i The coroner's jury empaneled to IN
uuire into the cause of his death
promptly returned verdict complete
/ ly generating Simpson from al
flame
Similar killing.
| 1t Is curious coincidence, although
4 1T has no immediate connection witt
the Fair family, that Beavers's cousi
was killed two months later In tn
same manner and under almost sim
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27

ing makes blood pure fresh and healthy This
general upbudng of the and when S. has made
cure the patient experiences change vigorous health
SSS. made entirely Of roots herbs and baks 1t does
the slightest particle of Mercury Potash any other mineral
substance upset the stomach affect the bowels name the
delicate the body Onte other hand fine
made oboanica ingredients that aid the
the effects Of Contagious Blood Poison We have book
Home Treatment will together with medical advice
free to all. The SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, VA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27

gument for the estate
There is one other circumstances in
which the superstitious may find MAJ
terial for weird theories, but which
the skeptical will regard as a meTd
coincidence but the sad fact mains
that Miss Elizabeth Beavers. sister of
Wills Beavers, and who, as admins
traitor of Mrs Emma Beavers is bring 1
Ing this suit, is dying of cancer,
What is the moral of ii all? There
isn't any moral In Ii.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27

misery and disappointment to
thousands. Faithfully they took
such treatment for months. per-
haps years, only TO find when it
wasleft off that the vicious disease
was ready to crop out again in all
its former destructivenesS.
The only possible way to
cure Contagious Blood Poison is
TO remove the cause. This is
just what S. S. S. does, and it is
the one medicine that absolutely
and thoroughly cleanses the blood
of every trace Of germs and virus
of the disease. S.S.S goes into
the circulation and while ren1OV-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-27
COVERED WITH SORES.


Twas afflicted with terrible blood disease.
which was In spots at first. but Afterwards
spread all over my body. These soon broke
on, iu,o sores, and I. Is easy to imagine the
suffering I endured Before I became con-
WINGED that the doctors could do me no good I
had spent hundred dollars, which was really
thrown away. ] then tried various patent
medicines. but they did not reach the disease.
When had finished my first bottle of S.S.S.
was greatly improved. and was delighted
With the result. The large red splotehes on
my chest began to grow paler and smaller.
and before long disappeared entirely. re-
gained my lost weight. became stronger and
my appetite greatly improved. was soon
entirely well. and my skin as clear as piece
of glass. 81. L. MEYERS.
So Clinton ST.. Newark. Nj.
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EDWARD FAIR,
who WA. bent to death by his sister,
Minnie. mud her husband.

horror and despair. for one heart
breaking instant she gazed at him,
and then fell 10 the tessellatad marble
floor. never to rise again. The shock
had killed her
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Wrecked Homes, Black Fratri-
eide, Murders, Suicides and Kin
dred Disasters Make Up Story
Unprecedented in Virginia His
tory-Would Sound Cheap in
Fiction, but These Are sordid
Facts.
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Ernm by
M. shoY o WI he
where hter hers
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9. :. :.
CURES BLOOD POISON

The only way Contagious Blood Poison REMOVE
Trying kill the within the system, counterfeit
disease cells the blood with powerful mineral medicines not only
results failure but also wakens the delicate and vital tissues
original trouble attack other Of the body
1t solely the principle Of removing the by purifying the
blood that S. S. Contagious Blood Poison and it does this
the perfect and thorough Of all blood remedies Ii
principle Of killing by taking another,
trying dry the in the blood but ceanses the ccua-
and REMOVES the last vsge of the contagious infection
Contagious Blood Poison the most nsdiou of all diseases X
insignificant usually the OF tiny
pmpe being only outward evidence OF
But down the the teacerous infection work
short time the victim body affected from The
throat ulcera skin eupons break and ulcers
appear body yellow spoches dshgue the sk the glands
groin neck swell and the poison becomes thoroughly
the blood the hair and eyebrows
Contagious Blood Poison is too dangerous 10 he with Medi
which check the progress of the poison for and
leave the nsdous smouderng the blood have brought
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In the spring OF 1905, about year
after the sensational death of his
niece and brother-in-law, Ashel Posey
was walking In the woods near the
Fair homestead, and struck on the
head by falling tree and instantly
killed, and the list was swollen to
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Mes at Daughters Grave.

He reaches the grave. But what
ails him? Is it grief? Is it the spirit
of his first, long dead love calling
TO him? Is it Kismet2 No answer TO
the riddle has yet been found, but
without moan, without shudder,
Charles Fair dropped lifeless beside
the open grave OF his murdered daugh-
ter, and the fifth name is added to
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In the meantime. other of Charles
Fairs children had married. Hs
youngest daughter, Minnie, had mar
ried her cousin, Tom or Tuck" Posey
son OF Ashel Posey. Edward, another
child, had married. and with his wife.
Lucy. and two children. lived in Bal