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cases.
Mail orders will have our special care. and We
guarantee to please all who intrust selection to
us, either in office or by mail
From our personal knowledge, and book
made for us by our surveyors and price max
ers, tell you every particular about each
lot right in our office.
We refer to any Banker or Merchant of
Healdsburg. many of whom have bought lots
of us at CAMP ROSE, and to many residents
of s. F., Oakland and Berkeley who have
bungalows and camps there.
good OF CAMP ROSE to know to whom these
special offer lots go. and we reserve the right
to ask for references.
Call or send for marked maps showing the
special offer lots You are sure to get property
that is worth much more than you pay, and that
you can make profit on if you wish, but there
Is choice, and early selections are advisable.
CAMP ROSE CO..
13S Lick Building, 35 Montgomery Street, S. F.
CHAS. E. RAY. president. general manager
and principal owner of Camp Rose, personally
responsible for all statements and promises.
Office open evenings until O'Clock Tuesdays
and Thursdays.
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RY REAL EsTATE-Continued
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE

LAYAIANCE REAA ESTATE CO.,
12l4-l2l6 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
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HOME INVESTMENT CO..
1922 Eruitvale ay., corner Boulevard.

HOME INVESTMENT CO..
1922 Fruitvale av., corner Boulevard
s., 2,eoo-sPEcIAL OFFER FOR CASH: Brand
new and strictly up to date room cot
$500 below actual value: restricted To-
cality: beautiful lot 40xl10. If you want
ss,5Oo-Brsnd new room cottage; high base
mcnt up to date in every particular;
could not be built any better TO work
manship; elegant mantel, beautiful china
cabinets, double floors. beamed ceiling in
diung. room; lot 40x150; ideal location;
-. 90 nne view; easy terms
S2.200-New and modern cottage, rooms and
bath; pantry. laundry. etc: lot s7x15O;
easy terms: make offer as to terms
We have lots of others. but time and space
does not permit mention at this time Call and
let us show you over our list of properties Free
HOME INVESTMENT co.
FRUITvALE HOMES
81 1,o00-Fine level lot. 50x1T5; street work done
bearing fruit trees; near car line; easy
81 .6Oo-New q room bungalov. hard finish;
porchss' lot 46x140: on car line; terms,
Sl00 down. $I5 per month.
81 450-Modern room cottage, built 2 years:
strictly up to date; gas and electricity:
lot Spxl50; street work done; cement
walks; choice location; close IN: easy
S2,65o-New and modern cottage of rooms
bath, mantel basement; corner lot 60x1O0;
handy to cars and local; terms, $400 down.
balance monthly
line; fms place for chicken ranch or nur-
HENRY BEHRENs. 1922 FruItvsle av.
sTEINwAY YGRRACE. FRUITFALE. oAKLND
Come out today and some of our modern
> and room cottages and large lots; 90 have
been built and sold within one year; small cash
terest; elevated ground; restricted neighborhood
all street work completed; perfect sewer sys-
tem... Take Mills college electric cars. 18th and
Broadway Oakland, get OF at Steinway terrace
on the boulevard. Office open on Sunday.
EDWIN W. WOODWARD.
Resident Agent. Steinway terrace
BEST bargain on East 14th ST. in business
rooms; large lot. own water plant, other i'm.
proyements. Price s., 500; other bargains in
$3.50 E. 4th St. p o. box A. FruitvaIe:
phone Elmhurst 80.
81. .375-only SO cash. balance $50 per month.
buys room bungalow. lot T5x100. Does
East 14th st. and Leiss av.. ,Fruitvale; phone
Merritt 81
HOUSE and lots one 50xl25 and 5Oxf27:
cheap: terms. Address 1856 Rhoda av, Fruit
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
SAN MATEo ACREAGE.
VIII now place on the market 500 acres of the
choicest land in San Mateo county In small
tracts beautiful home sites; fne soil; plenty Of
trees; has to be seen to be appreciated; win
double in value in few years. For particulars
see W. w. CASEY. San Mateo Cal
FOR sale or exchange-Country home at wood
side. A. COMTE JR-. 333 Kearny ST. S. T.
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE
~
THE BAY CITIES INVESTMENT Co.
331 Monadnock bldg.
Phoues-kearny 1920. J29S0-
GOT SOMETHING You DON'T WANT?
Most likely we have somebody who has II and
wants yours morn he wants his We make a
SPECIALITY OF EXCHANGING THINGS.
If YOU HAVE ANYTHING To TRADE bring
into THE BAY CITIES INV. CO.. 331 Monadl
mock bldg, Sd and Market
Phenes-kearny 2320, Home J29S0.
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Let us select lot for you these conditions.
or call and arrange to go and see CAMP ROSE
without cost to you except the railroad fare of
81 rs. We will even pay this for you in some
cases.
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NJ. A. MILLER.

=
Real Estate Insurance and Rentals
ofhce phone Alameda 7S4; residence, phone Ala
co media ned 23l1 IS44 Park ST.. Alameda
S2S00-6 room. story house; lot 40x100; ex-
cellent neighborhood; very centrally located;
$500 down, balance fat loan. bank rate Of in
terest
have new cottages and bungalows ranging
from $2,250 up to So, 250. These properties
were built by competent contractor; good size
lots; excellent neighborhood; 10 per cent down.
balance from $40 to $50 per month. including
principal and interest.
have an room house In excellent condi-
tlon; lot 3I:6x150: Chestnut st. station. This
property is a foreclosure and MUST BE SOLD: !:
make me an offer; easy terms can be arranged .
bank will carry the balance at the bank rate OF
interest
am headquarters for anything in real estate
improved or unimproyed.
Office open SUNDAYS
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BURLINGAME REAL Estate

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES
Visit the beautiful Burlingame hill country,
the most beautiful within reach Of the city,
far surprising the cross bay localities: trans
fer TO the San Mateo electric car at 5th and
Market-you always get a seat-and get OF at
EASTON station. take the Southern Pacific
at Third and Townsend; here is the finest sub
urban home site on the peninsula, EASTON
ADDITIONS TO BURLINGANfE; beautiful
shaded paths, cool the hottest days; all i'm
provements. cement sidewalks. streets sewers
water, light and telephone are installed: the
homes win appeal to you; large lots on easy
terms; excellent and fast train service twice
as fast as to cross bay points. For particulars
about EASTON address F. ]. RODGERS. MILLS
BUILDING. SAN FRANCISCO
$40 SECURES A HOME
Down at Burlngame; only IS minutes from
San Francisco; can sell you a great big lot
50x115 and larger. for $3.50 and upward: terms
$40 cash and $40 monthly Remember, you can
build at once This is far better for you than
paying rent for the next 10 years with nothing
at the end OF that time but collection OF rent
receipts Take :. P. trains at Sd and Town
send sts- or Mission ST. cars Office opposite
station.
LYON & HOAC 636 Market st
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LAYMANCE REAA ESTATE CO.,
l2l+l2l6 Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
CLAREMoNr HOME EXTRAORDINARY
$1,000
One of the finest homes in this select residence
district; rooms, bath. gas. kitchen, servants
room; elegant. new, modern; every possible up to
date improvement; every room large and sunny;
hne view of bay and city; transportation faciii
ties unsurpassed; in appearance and every de-
81 g, ieSonre rms proper1y Is uneAceIIeo Q" n
site and pay cash difference.
$4,000
Extra fine corner, S0x93. south exposure; bi-
tuminiZed street. a main business street corner.
ripe for stores and apartments; sosclose in as to
be rented at all times. (572J
S1o,5oo
The only low price small business buy in the
business cen1er; two story frame building, store
and rooming house; 25x1o0; rented cheap for $40.
500
Prominent street corner 5ox1OO; 2 stores and
fats above; income $110 month; south of 25th
ST. (5T2)
$S,O0Q-Beautiful home; S rooms; hard
wood floors. furnace; every modern convenience;
extra me finish; 41:6x150; choicest location in
Oakland; toward Linda Vista; inspection invited;
no detail has been neglected. abb
$3.50
Fine 10 room home toward Linda Vista dis
trict; fne appearing but needs toning up;
terraced lot, 6oxl30; fine view; $3, 500 mortgage
can remain. 1896
$500 UNDER VALUE
S5,650-Modern cottage. rooms; bath, gas.
msntel. basement; 40x1S0; barn; line;
minutes walk to Key Route depot; 81 $50 cash.
So. 500
Modern cottage of rooms; gas and electricity;
glass inclOsed back porch; near S5th and Grove
sts. (59)
LAYAIANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
12l412l6 Broadway, Oakland.
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BEN LoMoND REAL ESTATE

BEN LOMOND.
49, 5o0-Artistic modern bungalow of ) rooms
bath and large porches; furnished COM
piete: large grounds; beautifully situated
Apply box ZIG, Alameda, Cal.
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SNAP IN BERKELEY

SNAP IN BERKELEY
81 900 DOWN
This is fine home of rooms on porth side
of Virginia street close TO Shattuck avenue
will sell it for 81 500 and at $50 per month i'm
stallments. including interest at only per cent.
Lot is 50xl25 Apply TO owner,
JAMES s. NAISM1TH,
Central Court, Bacon Block, Oakland.
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MENLo PARK REAL ESTATE

MENLO PARK REAL ESTATE
FOR sale or exchange for San Francisco prop
erty, OF will rent furnished to intending pur-
chaser: fine country place of acres among
beautiful homes: near Menlo Park: new, ar
tistic house of 10 rooms, with all modern con-
veniences: also garage and barn; large
grounds; live and white oaks; family orchard
and gardens: price SIS. 800.
LEvENSALER & PRESTON, Inc,
519 California ST., San Francisco.
FOR sale or to let-Cottage and detached house,
rooms in all with all modern conveniences
and sleeping porch; lot 50x165; Mills av
Menlo Park: low price. easy terms. Apply
FRANK KIRKPATRICK Menlo Park. or
FINIsAy COOK. Russ building. San Francisco.
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Mail orders will have special care, and we
guarantee to please all who intrust selection to
US, either in our office by mail
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HOME
INVESTMENT

10 acres; beautiful modern house. well wind.
p miu, 5000 gal tank, barn, horse. wagon,
hlgev, harness, sli implements sulphur house
Eravs picking boxes. in fact, everything on
she place: crop OF 1909 fetched $3.50; 1910
cars; 4 4 hours TO s. F.; property has 70 be
sold: VIII consider any reasonable offer.
Apply 70
sLeSNYvALE REALTY & INVESTMENT CO.,
15T Suffer St, or Sunnyvale. Cal.
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ROSS PROPERTY

ROSS building lots, Marin county-SIacadam ave
nues. sewer, water, gas, electricity; prices
low, very easy terms. Owner. R. n. CARSON.
y Battery st. OF Carson Glove Co. San Rafael.
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Prominent street corner, 50x1OO; stores and
fats above; income $110 month"; south of 25th
St (572)
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sONOMA COUNTY REAL ESTATE

s750-5 acres fine land IN the great chicken
county, suitable for apples grapes walnuts
and berries and all fruits; this Is near Sc
bastopOl, SOnoma Co; terms. half cash. bal
ance easy terms If wasted. See the owner
GEO. I. TROWBRIDGE, 270 Bacon block.
Oakland.
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CLAREMoNr HOME EXTRAORDINARY
$4,000

Extra fine corner, s0x93 south exposure; bi-
tuminiZed street; main business street corner.
ripe for stores and apartments; sosclose in as to
be rented at all times. (5T2J
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VIII give you your pick from so or more cottages
and bungalows: prices ranging from 81. 500 TO
Sc, 600: monthly payments, including interest
from SIS to $50; first payment required from
$50 to $3.50; among these homes are many that
are new and nicely located.
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FOR SALE BY EDEN LAND co.
So, 600 acres bungalow all in fr1jt
aud berries; equipped for poultry business.
Splendid buy for the money.
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The only low price small business buy in the
business cen1er; two story frame building store
and rooming house; 25x100: rented cheap for $40.
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FACTORY SITES

FOR sale-Fsctory site near San Francisco:
buildings and machinery and % acres OF land :
near railroad and on tide water with wharf
and ample supply of fresh water. Address
FACTORY, I64S Page ST,
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Eull Information, maps. etc. for a small fee
IS Homesteads and Is Timber Claims In Men
oocino county. Best hunting and fishing in the
state, This opportunity is limited TO 100 people
ana limited 10 the month of June
Come early u You wish 70 get the best.
F. A. GODFREY 5l4 PACIFIC BIDG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-08
WILL APPEAL TO
STATE COMMIT TEE.
Maynard to Demand Full, Free
and Fair Investiga-
ton.
rsnecial to The Times-Dispatch ]

[specialto The Times Dispatch
Norfolk, Va, September 7.-Congress-
man Harry L, Maynard, who came to
the city early to-day from Ocean View,
where he and his family have the Her.
man cottage for the summer. ANNOUNCE
ed that he would adopt the course
suggested in resolutions adopted at
last nights public meeting In Ports
mouth and appeal 70 me 4em nor
Der is, from the decision OF the dis
.trlct committee, which by a vote of
three to two declined to go into his
charges of Irregularities and fraud In
the conduct of the recent congress
cincts Of Norfolk city and Norfolk
county
The Congressman said he would de-
mand a full, free and fair lnvestlga-
ton. but would bind hlmself TO noth-
ing until he was assured this would be
aeoo's'eG How Appeal Comes Up.
The appeal will come up from the
action OF the district committee in the
adoption of the sale resolution requir-
Ing that both candidates subscribe to
| a pledge agreeing to stand by the final
| action of the committee before 1t would
agree to take up the Maynard charges
| Of fraud, and the written proposal Of
he would agree to bind himself, which
nroposnl was not acceptable to the dis
trict committee on the ground that
/ the CONGRESSMAN was unaertaklhg 10
4 fnally upon what might be full.
free and fair investigation rather than
i leaving determine ton Of this question
4 to the committee itself. a,
Meetings similar 70 sne one held
5l.ried for Suffolk and Smithtield Satur-
4 Gav night, These meetings will be held
j in thestWo places simultaneously. -.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-08
WOMEN IN SESSION
Important Conference Held to Discuss
Missionary Problems.

The feature of the opening day OF
the women's Missionary Conference
was an address delivered at the AFTER
noon session by Rev, a. j. Surewalt'
of the Lutheran Mission at kumofnota,
Japan Mr.. Stirewalt spoke at length
on missionary work in Japan, owellihg
particularly on the changed ana now
receptive attitude OF the natl3es III re-
CARDS TO Christianity.
After devotional services conducted
by Mrs NJ o. j. Kreps, of Columbia.
S. c.. the conference was formally OPP
ened Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
by the president, Mrs. w. r. More
head Delegates were enrolled ana
there followed chorus of greeting
The delegates We're first greeted by
Miss Helen Schmidt, who acted on be-
half of the Richmond congregation
and then in turn by Mrs. j. Henry
Harms, of South Carolina; Mrs. j. Il.
pinselholf, Tennessee; Mrs A. D. r.
Hancher Virginia; Miss Louise side
Holston synod; Mrs. Paul Sieg. south
western Virginia synod; Mrs. Z. c.
cronk. Georgia Greetings, from the
women of the general committee were
delivered by Mrs. Charles l.. Fry, Of
Pennsylvania, and from the women of
the General Synod by Miss Sarah I.
van Gundy. of Washington D. G. The
president responded.
Mlssionary's Mother Honored.
4 nleaslng incident in connection
with the morning session was the in,
PRODUCTION Of Mrs. f. A. Stirewalt, Of
Tnray, Va, the mother of the miss
sionary who spoke yesterday after
noon.
The presidents report was presented
and was referred to the proper com
mittee. An interesting mission
study class was conducted by Miss
Van Gundy Committees were appoint.
ed to confer on the presidents report.
on the report of the literature commit
tee and on resolutions.
The afternoon session was opened
with prayer by Rev. Il. A. Shenk, Of
winston Salem, N c., after which an
address was delivered by Rev. w. H.
Greeyer d. D., of the Lutheran
Church Visitor. Rev. Mr. Stirwalt
conveyed the greetings of the Japan
Conference. and his address on mis-
sionary endeavor in the Orient fol-
lowed.
The report of the general literature
committee. which has worked with I'M
precedented success during the last
two years. was read by the secretary
Mrs, z. G. Cronk. 1t Is an interesting
facC tnat the IeHeTal MlssloHat1
| terence OF the North, which mas d
| membership more than FIVE times as -
large, has adopted the program =.
the general literature commlttee q
the Southern Conference forsthe COM
ing year. The meeting was ad1ourheo
: with prayer by Rev w, II. GreeNer'
4 Delegates Enrolled.
The following delegates were eHto'-
| ed yesterdays: !.
North Carolina synod--Mrs ]. ..
shenk, Mrs. E. "A. Shank, Mrs. n y
Holland. Z, =
Israna Mrs. w. s, Haheinchk MIS- :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-08
FREE
RHEUMA I'ISM
CURE
r,e Worst Old Gases Solicited-Cures Thru
tbe Blood Where All Else Fails-Rcnedy
Tested for Past 80 Years--Thou-
sands Sing Its Praises.

Aching bones, swollen joints permanently cured
thru the blood by taking Internally, Botanic Blood
suffer from rheumatism happy by curing them
than any other remedy
If YOU have bone pains. sciatic or shooting pains
IN and down the leg, aching back or shoulder
blades, swollen joints or swollen muscles, difficulty
in moving around so you have to use clutches;
blood thin or skin pale; skin itches and burns;
shifting pains; bad BREATH rm ,.h Sc, goa. take
every symptom, because d. b. b. sends a rich,
tlngng flood Of warm. rich, pure blood direct to
warmth and strength Just where 1t Is needed. and
in this way making perfect lasting cure of Rheu-
matism in all its forms
b. b. B. has made thousands of cures Of rheu.
matism after all other medicines nlments and
doctors have failed to help or cure. DRUGGISTS
or by express, 81 PER LARGE BOTTLE. with
directions for home cure. SAMPLES SENT
Describe your trouble and free medical advice
| given. s;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-08
C.,lATAARRF
a SYSTEMIC BLOOD DISEASE

Catarrh is not merely al, Affection
of the mucous membranes; it is
deep-seated blood disease III which. the
entire circulation and greater part o.
the system are involved. 1t is more
commonly manifested iii the head
nose and throat, because Of the sensi.
tive nature OF these membranes, ant
also because they are more easily
reached by irritating Influences from,
the outside. The symptoms Of Ca.
tarrh, such as a tight feeling in the
head nose stopped up, throat clogged
and dry, hacking cough, etc, show
that the tiny blood vessels of the iiiu.
COTS membranes are badly congested
and inaaned from the impurities in
the circulation. To cure catarrh per.
manently the blood must be purified
and the system c1eansed Of all TN.
healthy matter. Nothing equals
S. S. S. for this purpose. 1t attacks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-08
OPENING DAY OF
FAIR AT RADFORD.
Initial Races of Virginia. Caro-
Georgia Circuit Are
Held.
[special 10 rhe TImes.pIspatch.l

East Radford, Va, September 1.-The
initial races Of the Virginia-Carolin
Georgia circuit were begun at the Rad
ford Fair to-day, with the following
results
2:4o pace--purse, s2oo-Nancy Me-
dunn ODr. w. 3. F'uqua. Radford). won.
Time, 2:32, 2:32, 2:24 Ia. Narada II.
second. Halle Duke, third.
2:1e pace--purse, s2oo--Alto Clark
&C. G. Edge Hill stock FARM. Time,
2:19, 2.24, 2.2O Rubaiyat (B j. Kir-
by) second: Miss Austin, third: Major
Running-half mile; purse. 800
Mark Folio, first. Time, 1905. Lamp
Trimmer, Kalandula and Diamond Dick
Truman and Ernest Billiard gave a
jumping exhibition. Ernest Billiards
horse fell, but the rider escaped in
jury.
The attendance was large and the
weather fine. The program for to.
morrow includes judging of heavy
draft horses, saddle colts. gentlemen
driving contest, ladies' driving contest
contests of ladies' riding and gentle.
mems riding and for boys under ff-
teen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-08
WOMAN Tries TO POISON son.
Sends Him Candy Londed With III
chloride of Mercury Tablets
rSnacinl To The es-DiSpatch.l

Roanoke. va. September 7.-Nanrie
Mitchell, a negro woman, was JARED
today on charge of having attempt,
ed to murder her thirteen-year-
son and another negro boy. both bot y p rs,.
oners in Jail. By sending her son eahoy
aav. The candy was sent the Mitchell
boy, along with some, other things to
eat The two boys became violently
iii soon after eating the candy.
City Physician Armts.ead pronounce n,srnSe4
poisoning, and analysis proved this
diagnosis correct The woman's home
was searched, and antiseptic tablets
were found there. She admitted send
ing the candy, but denied putting the
poison in 1t. She said some OF Ter
other children might have dropped the
tablets in the candy. An insurance
policy on the. boys life was found in
the womans home. Some months ago
the woman reported to the Insurance.
people that her son was dead. He was
found in the woods near town. two
weeks later. The two boys will re-
cover hut they had a narrow escape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-08
WOMAN ENDS HER LIFE.
water In which Match Heads
Are SOnked.

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatchl
Amherst. Va, September MS.
Maggie Bowles, wife OF j Il. BoWie Is
Who lives about ten miles from here IN
ne puffaIo Ridge section of this coun-
t tR' Committed Commit Suicide at her home a
few days ago by drinking water IN
which match heads had been soaked.
AT first she used six matches, then g, tem II
70 the last two morphine tablets. 1t
is said thai her act was due to i'm
naired heaIrn. She is survived by her
husband, two children, her mother and
several bs9shs ints ane sii IN the family
burning ground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-08
DIES FROM EFFECT OF FALL.
Passing of the Oldest Woman IN
Shenandoah County, Va.

Shennndonh County, Vn.
Harrisonburg, Va, September -
Mrs. Christina Shown aged ninety five
years and eight months, the Oldest wo-
man in Shenandoah county, fell last
Thursday and broke her hip, from
which injury she died Monday after
noon. Her grandfather Schaeffer, VINO
came from Pennsylvania $50 years ago.
died at 1o1. OF her sisters and proth-
ers three died at seventy-seven' Two
at eightv-seyen, one at ninety-threc
and the Oldest at ninety eight.
She died in little log cabin short
distance from where she was born. 1t
is said that she never visited beyond
her neighborhood. She never road on
a railroad, never saw an automonlle
or photograph or telephone. she was
an inveterate smoker for eighty seven
years. She leaves several children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-08
LIGHTNING KILLS TWO.
Aged MN md His Grandson Meet In
Stnut Death.

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl .
Marion, Va. September l;T 1,s1I,a ,ag
hi bic sni rrandson, William Fisher, We're
t ms n Killed by lightning while at at.
. werl. nn the new building now under
Construction at the southwestern Mnr STATE dn
Hospital. The men were AT a. , W1rK on y
ste,, u nne Of the supports of the shed
and 80, Wv Vas attracted to the men by the
ana wa" Nth which they We're working.
NJ sgu4 Rake was about seventy years
old and a gallant Confederate y ysHsra5.
T 1hres y 9ears old DID, and the son of Anton
Fisher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-08
Uses One Eye in hating.

Detroit, Mich, September 7-Ac-
cordinr to Try Cobb's physician, the
present inflammation is but trihins
matter, but tho player has been or
dered to take rest. A few days nre
expected to remove the trouble, with
proper rest and care, but nm examine
tim of Cobbs eyes disclosed thnt the
famous bntsmnn uses but one eye In
hating. HIS left eye Is normal, but
the right is ncnr-siShted, and is pnru!
cIosed when he stands mt the piatc.