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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
NO LOVE LETTERS
WERE HANDED OUT
No Bills, No Checks, No Greet
'nss TO Sunday Grove! at
Post-Oficc.
OF COURSE, FOLK WERE MAD
But Closing Plan Did Not Turn
World Upside Down and
Over .Again.
OF COURSE, FOLK WERE MAD

DlSSruntlcd travelling salcSncn love
lotn students creditors and debtors
remit men, soldiers OF fortune ana
o'her members OF the cityS floating
population congreSatcu yesterday af-
tcrnoon At the Richmond Post once
and voiced their opinions OF the de-
paftinent at Washington and post Of
nee oihcials in general But all to no
avail, for the carriers windows re-
NAMED closed, ana no mail was do
iiFcrcd. The cause of all the trouble
was the Inauguration OF tho sunday
closing plan whereby the delivery OF
mail through the general delivery
windows on tho Sabbath is stopped,
postmaster Allan, Assistant Post
master Fuller and SUPERINTENDENT
Southwark pacisied many disappointed
PERSONS who were determined to air
lhe'r grievances 10 the proper au-
thorities''
N1nny. Mumcn Complain
Because the stamp window was also
cioSed was reason enough for many
men. and especially women, 10 com
plain. Little groups Of those who he
ionsed 70 tho outraged public" form
c'' the lobby Of the post office soma
order did not prevail in all Of the
cities others pronounced Tho situn-
ton here intolcrablc
Most OF those who called for their.
mail visited the post office Yesterday
afternoon between I and : O'clock the
former sunday delivery hours Soma
We're surprised that the windows
We're closed, while those who knew OF
III" order Thought yon might be a,
confhodatlnG enough TO let mo hay,.
a most Important; letter; ii has n
check IN il. etc
ne numher Of employees who were
at work Yesterday MAS nearly "a
,lslI to-,
postmaster Allan said that each sun
DAY ne number VIII nc decreased IN
III perfect system is evolved ami
the number Of clerks reduced 10 !,
minimum. which, it is believed, viii
DC Tess thHn a score.
THO new order does not affect ma
collections or the delivery Of specials
TO Look After Needy Ones
ikea aiming the fact that there arc
some instances where the delivery or
mai on Sundays is imperatively ne
cessary to some people. Postmaster
N,i'h is now al work on a scheme
whereby such individuals innv be 81.
commodated What system viii r.,
adopted with this end in view has
not set been announced II is likely
however. that written applications Will
have To be made to the Office of ,he
postmaster setting forth ample rea
sons why certain mail should be dc.
livered
Although man, people arc not in
SEmpa thy With the change at tho local
once. numerous prominent and in
mental business men have Commend
ed the Sunday closing plan. Postn,as-
Ter Alan mas received nany. verbal cx-
pressions Of approval while numerous
letters setting forth the pleasure OF
ne writer's at the new move have
been received at his Office.
VI there have hno,,
plants, but the consensus OF opinion
Is believed TO he favorably inclined
towards the new departure.
Several cities besides Richn,ond
nave adopted the sunday closing plan.
es TO become the vogue
throughout the country
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
PERCY RIDDICK
BACK HOME AGAIN
Found at boswell by Telegraph
Operator, Who Read The
Times Dispatch.

Perc5 Riddick the sixteen year ola
Eon Of r. G. Riddiek. OF So Norttl
Twenty seventh street. who disappear-
I'd from his nome OH Friday, was found
yesterday morning Al boswell by 4
w j3easley. the telegraph operator at
that point Alr. Beascy had just read
Of the boy's disappcarance in The
Times Dispatch. Wien ne saw a
youngster outside the station The
printed description seemed TO fl, so
well tha' he decided iic had the rum
away right under lis eyes
Wha, in the World arc YOU doing
Nay out here Percy Riddick?" said Mr..
Bcaslcy 10 lie startled boy. Il have
Just read about youin The rimes-Dis-
Patch Come in tho house
Then the operator had Percy adm,
that he wig Percy. 80 he ,cIcgraphed
M. Riddick nnd Kept tho -Soungstcr
In the station until sornebody Went
for him later III The day Las, nigh,
he slept ~ home
hlr. Riddick in expressing his THAMES
10 The Times Dispatch Tor it's services
said last night that HIS son was IN
his way TO IDuisa To visit relatives
and that he might have still been
tramping had il not been for Mr.
Reaslcy. Percy has promised to stn.
ri home hereafter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
COMMON COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT
Segregation and Traffic Ordi-
nances Up for Adoption.
Other Matters Pending.

IN addition 70 the annual message
81 MAJOR Richardson. which is usually
IN event of the March meeting OF the
Common Council, there will he a mum.
Der OF matters OF more than usual in :
tereSt TO lie disposed OF rs the lower
branch Tonight. The Nondcrlchr sn-
sregation ordinances, prohibiting me-
sroes from dwelling on white streets
ans vice versa. and the Unllauf tratfic
iaW come up for adoption on recon
mendation Of the Committee on Ordi :
nance. Charter and Reform. which ha,
htld public hearings on both measures
Inc ordnance increasing the salary OF
the building Inspector comes over from
the Board 81 Aldermen for concur
renee, having been recommended hy
the Ordinance. Charter and Reform
ana the Finance Commuters
FROM the Street COMMITTEES Will come
many recommendations to start their
tedious round Of allegations for side
WAX ana alley paving, the work to he
"one during the Year when funds of
'he. new budget are available
Mayor Richardson hopes to ccnplat .
ms review o. the pending budget to-
aiE, and II he finds il necessary TO
Nelo the music in the parks, oil, any
other item. may transmit u specia |
ncSsase 10 The Council Tonight Tie
Mayor has Indicated that in q matter
OF policN he would let the Council
ludSc Of the wishes of the people. but
ihh, the question Of legality having
been raised. he would have TO givc that
Item careful consideration. especially.
as the CITY Attorney hus given to ire
i nance Committee an opinion quoting
many authorities TO show that SUCH M
appropriation is Illegal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
THINKS CITY SHOULD
BUY RICHMOND DOCKS

If ever. regardless Of how many
wharves are put down in Rockets.
Sixty years ago Thomas Branch e. CO.
OF which firm | nave ever since been "a
member. were the largest shippers OF
corn. wheat ana tobacco from the Kici
hond docks ana james River. They
and the late samuel Miller. who built
and endowed the Miller School in Al
oemarle county, shipped the last cargo
OF tobacco 10 Antwerp previous to the
blockade of 1861.
The city of Richmond Should buy the
docks at fair price mot as is gencr-
"iiN the case pay more for property
than any one else Will givc). improve
same ana pat in a large lock gate. so
mat steamers and vessels can go into
tuc dock ana be safe at all times from
ireshatS. ana also be nearer to our
merchants. This would be n great hen
cent I" the business of the city. and
would increase very much the value OF
the warehouses on the docks. which
would Increase the city revenue by tax
alton"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
CHAMBER TOHEAR
NOREAbOUT ROAD
Northern Neck Line Will Be
Discussed at Smoker Next
Week.

IN order 10 further inform and in
lcfeSi business people Of the city in
inc PROPOSED new railroad to the
Northern Neck. the Chamber OF Com
sncrce smoker which was announced
TOR this week has been postponed 10
March II 1t will be held In the audi
toriuin Of the Jefferson Hotel ana all
business and professional men inter-
Ph'fd IN the development OF this ter
rilory VIII be invited. Thus far the
program has not been mapped out.
IL IS expected that among the spcal1crs
VIII he President William II. White. OF
| nc iafnmond. Fredericksburg and 20
tpinac itdilroAd John Stewart RYAN
aud John {, Freeman. Vice President
T. NJ: Darlington. OF tho Chamber ri
Nolnmerce and g. ~ Ward who Is pro
holihE the new road, Will make re-
P2ttS, Maps and stcrcopticon views
"lli be introduced 50 as to givc4iihc,
hesl possible Idea or The country
, through which the road will run
me advantages Of the project 10
! iHcrnbers Of the chamber, and tho e.cn-
crai plan OF development djscusscl
Aside from The prOua bilty that IN /,
short Time after its establishment the
,HnH proh"nly VII pay good dividends.
! themselves In II say that II VIII nav
". city many times over the $3.50 600
asked, hs q susincSs.gettcr IT il cs
,iHiated that ut prcscr; there Is an
annual business In the Northern Neck
Mnnuhtng 10 s5,oo0n0o. nearly ali OF
which now goes 10 either Baltimore nr
Washington, most Of ii 10 the latter
! "ty, ~ the outset they believe Rich.
nond VIII get at least half Of this and
that VII increase from ycar 10 year
10 stock has yet been sold hnrc M
~ IL expected That there will 10 lIttis
dln'cu',S IN raising the required
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
JUNKSHOP WRECKED.
SEVEN SUNDAY FIRES
Last Blazeo Day Proved Most Dangerous, Reach
ing Outand Destroying Negro Tenement
officer and Horses Hurt,

'ycisht stitches were taken In tie
side of Tom. Though badly cut IN
several places lie VIII recover.
ne damaged engine was returned t.
us quarters. but the crew of frcmcn
went to the scene OF the blaze Tho
fire was soon cxtinguished. ana thn
damage Will amount to only about 500
Lieutenant Matt, who also continued
on his way Ia the fire, was commences
Tor sticking to his scat and thus pre-
venting Il more serious catastrophe.
BiHzc nt idIcwo0d.
ne hrst OF the alarms was rung in
at 1874 o'clock from box 2S7. al ldIr
wood, where ire had broken ont IN i'm
roof or the Offices OF The Nirrinin
Halfway and Power Company Assist
ant Chief Wise responded with COM
pdnies 0 and 2 and Truck No3. THO
IRE WAS confined 10 the roof. ana ,yas
cut before II had done moro thnn
800 damage
The second alarm came in al, T.tr
from tho 100 block Of Beverly street
TO which went Chief Joyncs and Com.
paliH NO. =. II was only +-GlIirnncy fire
Inc third alarm came atS:45 O'Clock
from box 81, at Rowe and chur,b
Streets II was in answer 10 this call
that the accident occurred
Alarm No. came IN box , p Smiti,
and Catherine Streets. at ll.2o o'clock
''-1VHiPaiitS ana ~ and Truck No. Z
RESPONDED TO lind only ii chimney fr4
a, 5l3 Dnvol Alley. There was M
damage.
The NTH alarm was from eaa North
hi'n street, where Captain Wise ana
30 y Company found IL fire in Il shin
s!c TOT Damage 10 the amount 81
500 VAS inflicted
me siAth alarm or fire came in about
8 T 81 from vcnabic and Mos,,r
streets. where the department cytiy
R i. y mantclpiecc fire. The dam
age WAS nil. @ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
THIEVES GET LITTLE
several ifnrElnricA Are Reported. mn
only tNr and postnl Cards arc Missing.

seFern' HnrElnrics Are Reported, nut
only we anu poStnl Cards arc Missing.
SeNer3 burglaries We're reported "a
inc ponce yesterday as having been
committed Saturday night. but in not
any or the cases did the thieves carry
risk.
Tie place Of =. 4 Robinson 500
south Ninth street was entered and
lhere the thieves secured an axe Then
lheN went o the store Of Taliaferyo &.
company, a0l East Byrd Street. where
t!IeE procured some postal cards The
oihcfs OF the Hcaufont I.itilia Water
company, al the same address. were
Also entered. Nothing was missing. In
me West End the store OF William Mil
,cr, 22ol West Main street, was en-
tered through the front window. There
also he burglars procured nothing II
Is supposed that the entrances We're
erected by gang OF boys who have
not Net learned the fine art Of burglar
IN all its detaiIs -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
THIEVES ROB CHAPEL
Covennnters' Fife md Drum Corps
I.nXc Hund lruuinmen n

COvennnters' Fife mad Drum Corps
I.nac Band iIquipment.
Some time between last Friday and
yesterday morning the room of Covcn-
anters' Company No. l. over the chapel
OF the Second Presby terrain Church.
the fife and dru- corps sadly de-
pleted. The big b IS drum, the snare
drum and n cherished fiddle have dis
appeared. along with several smaller
musical Instruments.
Examination OF the doors and win
dows showed no evidence that entrance
was gained by force. and the officers
are at a loss to know how the thieves
got in. Just what will be done with
the instruments is also Il question: rs
both drums are plainly marked with
the name Of the organization and the
tile robbery had been made to The po-
lice last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
NET INCOME LESS
Hui Norfuik and Western shows Gain
In rntnl OperntinE iteyemMe.


Total operating revenues Of the
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
crease OF 3 per cent. over the CORE
sponding month OF last year or q gain
81 siiS,5t6.GI. Operating expenses in
creased IL per cent, or S20I,i6S. ~,
while the net income decreased per
cent, or:Sb0?5757 Comparative fig
ures fs1lcsH Total operating revenues
January. 1914. S2.93l .03I.I4. january.
$40 se.7s2,+a1.lo Total operating cx-
pcnses January. 1911, sL952,0o4,Sl; Jan
nary 1910, sl.S94,S36.,7. Net income
January, 1911. S597,o13-ca, January,
lal0. s6:S.230.s6
For the seven months, July TO lam
wary 81. the following statement is
given: Total operating revenues 1911.
a2l,425,55a 1910. s9o.l12,4oS.o9, In
crease. sl,3l%,o5i 90. or : per cent.
Total operating expenses. Iai |. S1S.605,-
hoo.Sa; 1910, Sil,S26,36Ti7: Increase. ST.
T79.l32.a.. or pcr cent. Net income,
1sll. sS,ooo,a22 20 1910 $5.35l .2de 20;
decrease SS5o,af6.3S, or Z per cent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
John P, Branch Suggests Plan to
Improve Shipping
Facilities.

Commenting tho state Corporation
Commission for refusing to permit the
Richmond dock to be closed John T.
Branch suggested yesterday that the
city purchase the property at Il fair
valuation ami make improvements
which would be advantageous from ii
shipping point OF view This plan
which has already been discussed gen
orally, has met With warm approval
MIR. Branch said:
Il am pleased 10 sec tha; the Cor
poration Commission has refused 10
shut UP the Richmond docks. Tor they
are worth n dozen wharvcs al Rockets.
which are not needed, as the export
business has long since been monopo-
lied BY the larger ports and will not
return to Richmond in this generation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
Hit by Motor Chr.

we'll dressed man, who said he
was from Alexandria. Va, but who
would not give his name was struck
ana slightly hurt late Saturday night
ny an automobile driven by a. L. +.
Ti,raus The accident occurred In West
Franklin Street, In front Of the Jcffer-
son Hotel. The stranger was picked ny
from the street and hurried to the
memorial Hospital by Mr. Straus. His
INJURIES were trihing and he left the
mcSpital after they had been dressed.
ne Strans machine was drawing up
70 the curb when tho man stepped
from another car directly In front OF
the approaching vehicle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
STABBED EIGHT TIMES
Negroes Frncns Lends to ViciOns As
Nnult al ivOrSc'A CnnII.

NcErOcA' Frncns Lends 10 NiciOns .ts-
Snult nj Georges Camp.
John Field, a las Charlie Mason, col
ored. was stabbed In the back eight
times yesterday afternoon by negro
believed 10 be Frank Scott, during II
fracas at Georges Camp. on tho Belt
Line Railroad, Henrico county. Scott
was arrested BY County Officers Ben
dali and filler and taken TO the jail.
where the prisoner refused to give his
name. He was searched and Il pocket
knife. with which he is alleged to
have done the cutting, was taken from
him.
Mason was taken 10 his home 10
North Twcnty-second street. and the
city ambulance called. His wounds.
which are said not to be serious, were
dressed by the ambulance surgeon.
Mason Is understood to have pre-
cipit;tted Il general row at the camp
and the result was the vicious assault
upon him by Scott
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
MAY GET LUMBERMEN
National Secretary Looking Over City
al KeHlcst OF Convention.

Rational Secretary Looking Over CITY
al Request of Conventions.
Secretary L. Il. Perry, Of the Ma :
tional Wholesale Lumber Dealers As
recitation. is iii the city with the view
Of reporting to the board Of trustees
es to its ntnes: for The next meeting
place Of tile association. He Is stopping
Ut The Jefferson and has visited most
OF the important places In the city.
The convention met recently in
Washington. where Business Manager
William r. Dabney. Of the Chamber
of Commerce, extended an invitation
on behalf Of the chamber and the pco-
rle to convene here III 1912, Though the
question was referred 10 thu. board
OF trustees. Mr.. Dabney was given to
believe that Richmond was favored by
the majority. He has seen something
OF Mr. Ferry during his visit, and says
that he IS more confident than ever
that the lumhcrmen VIII come here
NEXT year, Nothing definite Viii be done
by the board until after MI Perry re-
ports.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
STEAMER AGAIN ON FIRE
| The Ocean View PnrtIy Dc,troyca VIII.
! lying ~ MiIInIEhlN Hcu,.h Pier A.

The Ocean View Partly Destroyed Will.
Lying ~ NiIlunEhby Beach pier
NorIolk. VA, March g. For the sec.
ond time within two years, the steam
er Ocean N!.w was partly destroyed hy
IRE THIS morning, while lying at her
discovered about o'clock ~ CaDtaj,,
simmons who commands tho boat, and
VINO was awakened hy tho heat Three
members 81 the crew were also o.,
board a, the time hu, ali cscaped
without ini Jury.
Captain simmons lost q portion OF
ms wearing apparel The origin Of the
by the Norfolk and Portsmouth Trac-
ton Company, ana the flames We're eX-
ungnishcd By q rc-tighting crew
rnshcd on a spec!al cas- from the com
pany's barns III this city.
80 estimate OF the loss was made
by officials.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
ASKS FOR DIVORCE
W. Berkeley Williams Sucs To iIaxc
Marriage AnnuIicd

In Inc edition OF Yesterday was min,
Cd special dispatch from Baltimore.
III which was the statement that w.
Rtrkl"y Williams, formerly of this
ciiy, had nlcd "a bill in the Circuit
Court OF the city OF Baltimore asking
tor an absolute divorce from his wife.
formerly Miss Hulda Steel, of Phil;,-
the report was received here and
Printed under the head lines, Mrs.
Williams Asks for Divorce"
rms statement in the head lines was
I'lninly an error originating in this
Office. for the dispatch shows that MIR.
Williams. not Mrs. Williams, asks for
divorce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
Working for Mcn,ber

Another meeting of the Chambc, Of
commerce convention committee will
he held in the jefferson Hotel ionifrht
al o'clock. At the last meeting a
week ago. every committeeman agreed
To set ont and hustle for new Nom
hers 1t is said that each one Will have
several to report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
Rcyivn, services Besin yo->ir,.

Revival services at Grove ivcntc
baptist Church Will begin to-nip-h,
with q sermon by Or. II NJ wharton
OF Baltimore. a large platform has
hecn erected for the chorus choir ~
scvcnty-tSc voices, J.. W BUSH ms
musical director. being In clargc, Dr,
Wharton Is one Of the most eminent
preachers in tho country and the ser
rices promise 10 be of great religious
Salue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06
Hall l,nlls M ,IIuni-ht

Following close upon /. clear. bright,
day when scarcely g cloud was TO he
seen in the sky. hail and slcet began
70 iali III Richmond shortly after last
night y strong northerly wind came
up ana the THERMOMETERS dropped
rapidly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-06

Ill M Memorial
Or. H. ". Patton OF lIclnp No is
ill AZ the Memorial IIospital =
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-21
Is the World Growing Better

Many things 60 to prove that it
is. The way thousands are trying
to help others is proof. Among
them is Mrs, w. w. Gould, of Pitts
field. N. H. Finding good health
by taking Electric Bitters. she now
advises other sufferers. everywhere,
to take them. For years suffer-
ed with stomach and kidney trouble"
she writes Every medicine used
failed till | took Electric Bitters.
But this great remedy helped me
wonderfully" They'll help any
woman. They're the best tonic and
finest liver and kidney remedy that's
made. Try them. You'll ,ee
at all druggists.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-21
Queer Kinds in Marriage.

Ansonia, Conn.-"My grandfather
married Fox, my father Canary
my brother a Parrott. and I'll go
them one BETTER" said John R.
Welsh, who will soon wed Miss Elean-
or Rabbit of this town.
In 1888 Michael Welsh married
Mary Fox at Feakle, County Clare,
ireland. Twenty-Five years after
ward his son Peter led Alice Canary
to the altar in New Haven. Rich
ard, the eldestso of Peter. last year
found his bride in Miss Edna Par
rott. and John. next in age, will con
tribute to the list with Welsh Rab-
bit, as he puts it. In Derby recently
Walter Graves married Miss Anita
Coffin.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-21

The statement sent out from the
Pension Bureau that the negroes
have decreased 81 per cent in Ken
lucky since the 1900 census is not
borne out by the facts. 1t serves
rather 20 sustain the charge that a
large percentage of the negroes of
Southern cities were not enumerated
last year, for one reason or another.
Nor is much credence to be put in
the statement that the negroes are
decreasing in the county at large.
They may have been overlooked by
the enumerators. but they are still
here and most of them are raising
fsmiieg.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-21
RevivalS at MadiSOnyilIe.

Madisonville. KY, Nov. 19.-This
place has had one continuous season
of revivals since the beginning of
October. Dr. J. W. Bolin. of Knox
vile, Tenn, held meeting at the
Baptist church. AS soon as it closed
the Rev. Bud Robinson, of Texas,
began at the Tabernacle, assisted by
W. B. Yates. q singer. of Marion,
Ky. Sunday, the Rev. Mr.. Brown,
of Ohio, began one to assist the Rev.
S M. Bernard, of the Christian
church. All the meetings have been
generally successful.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-21

When the Chinese revolutonists
now gathering outside Marking
move on that city to commence what
is expected TO be the decisive battle
of the rebellion two Of their promi-
nent leaders will be Ting CHA Chen
and Yin Using Wen, graduates of the
United States Military Academy.
Both Ting and Yin were men,
bers of the class of 1909 at the
academy. and were the first two
Chinese to learn military science I'M
der the tuteIape Of the United States
Government After completing
their course they were sent to Ger
many and France, where they spent
eighteen months. In January of this
year they were ordered back to
Pekin. When the rebellion began
both Of the young officers obtained
commissions in the rebel army.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-21
1t Startled The World

when the astounding claims were
first made for Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
but forty years of wonderful cures
have proved them true, and every
where it is now known as the best
salve on earth for Burns, Boils,
Scalds. Sores. Cuts, Bruises, Sprains,
Swellings, Eczema. Chapped hands,
Fever Sores and Piles. Only 25c at
all druggists.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-11-21
Saved Child From Death.

After our child had suffered from
severe bronchial trouble for a year, "
wrote G. T. Richardson, of Richard
sons Mills, Ala. I'VE feared it had
consumption. 1t had a bad cough
ell the time. We tried many RENE
dies without avail, and Doctors med
icine seemed as useless. Finally we
tried DR.. Kings New Discovery, and
are pleased to say that one bottle
effected complete cure, and our
child is again strong and healthy"
For coughs, colds, hoarseness. la
grippe, Asthma, Group and sore
lungs, its the most infaIlhble remedy
that's made. Price SOC and S100
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
all druggists.