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SATURDAY. SEPT. 22. 1900.
Digging Out the Dead From the
Mass of Debris.
HUNDREDS OF BODIES CREMATED.
BnrnlnK the Dotlio* to Prevent a
Terrlhle l*e*tllence? The Death Ll*t
lat.,,,:, i ...i ,, t Five to Six Thonaaad,
Tlmiutii lt Will Never ne Known.
Galveston. Sept. 19.?The work of
dearing the streets of debris Is pro
gressing rapidly under tho perfeet or
ganlzation instituted by military rule
under Adjutant General Scurry. Over
2,000 men are engaged on the work.
Nlnety-eight bodies aro reported as
having been found ln the wreckage
and removed yesterday, making a to?
tal of 1,861 victims sc far recovered.
The list Is far short of the accurate
number of dead found, because no of?
ficial records are kept. Bodiea found
are buried or cremated, and no sys
tematic record has been kept. Over a
hundred bodies were recovered and
cremated on Sunday, and on Monday
aa many more. Several hundred bodies
have thus been burned on funeral
pyres of whieh there can be no ezact
record.
The total number of dead la atill
estimated at 5,000 to 6,000. The news
paper Ust is over 4,000. The namea of
many negroes, Mexlcans, Itallana and
other foreigners can never bo secured.
The water works system la being
gradually restored and the mains are
now supplylng the various hospltals.
The electric lights are also being rap?
idly pushed.
"There are only ten houses ln a
habitable eondition south of High Isl?
and," aays S. H. Spangler, general man?
ager of the Gulf and Interstate Rail?
way oompany, who returned yesterday
from a tour of inspection of the prop
?erty of his company. "There were
thousands of bodies of dead animals I
and about 350 bodiea of human belngs
found there. The latter have been |
partially buried. but the hands and
feet are protruding; from the earth la
many places end there are not enough
peeple left ln tbat seetion to bury the
?dead."
Mr. Spangler will endeavor to get a
party from here to go over and com?
plete the work of burying the dead.
Reeent dlscoverlea emphaslze the
heroism of the sisters in charge of the
?Cathollc orphan aaylurn. It la shown I
that when the sisters found the watera
riaing all around the aaylurn their only
thoughta were for their charges. They
tied the children ln bunches, and then
each aiater fastened to herself one of
these bunches of orphana, determined
to aave them or die witb them. Two
of theae bunches have been found un?
der wreckage, and ln each case eight
children had been fastened together
and then tied to a sister.
Governor Sayers a?ks that the fol?
lowing be publiahed:
"Reports aent out that $800,000 or
1900,000 haa already been paid are ab
aolutely false and calculated to do
great harm to the needy aufferera on
our eoaat. No such aum of money
baa been received. or anything ap
proaching it. It is belleved that the
atories have done great harm, in that
they have prevented the contribution
of money whieh is so sorely needed at
Galveston."
The presence of the troops has had
A benefleial effect upon the criminal
classes, and the appreheusion of a
brief, but desperate reign of anarchy
no longer exists. The liquor saloons
bave at least temporarily gone out
of business.
Orders were issued to the soldiers
and police to kill any person caught ln
the aet of robbing the dead. Alto
gethe 125 vandals. black and white,
were summarily executed last week.
It ls found that so-called camera
flends have been shot down, as well
as the ghouls who despoiled the dead
Two were summarily shot dead Satur?
day by guards, who declare that the
photographers were detected in the
aet of photographing the nude bodies
of dead women and girls. Their cam
eras were smashed by the soldiers and
the negatives were destroyed.
The Delnvenre Compromlae Held l'p.
Wilmington, Del., Sept. 19.?The
Union Republican (Addicks) state
? committee met yesterday to take ac?
tion toward ratifying the compromise
etate ticket agreed on by the Republi?
can 6tate committee on Friday last.
They refused to aceept Dr. L. Helsler
Ball. the present state treasurer, who
ls the compromise candidate for con?
gress. The Union Republicans aub
mltted to the Republican state com?
mittee the names of six Republicans
of Wilmington, any one of whom
would be acceptable for congress ln
place of Dr. Ball. They also objeet to
Purnell B. Norman, the compromise
candidate for state auditor. The rest
of the compromise ticket waa ratifled.
Thia closes negotiations for harmony
at present.
Brynn** **ew Vork Reeeption.
New York, Sept. 19?The prellmina
ry arrangements for the reeeption to
William J. Bryan were perfected laat
night at a meeting of the Tammany
Hall committee on ratiflcatlon. In a
apeecb Mr. Croker aaid that it waa the
desire of Tammany Hall to tender to
Mr. Bryan the greatest reeeption ever
given to a presidentlal candidate. He
predicted that 100.000 votera would aa
aemhle in and around Madison Square
on Oct. 16, the night of the reeeption.
Mr. Bryan haa already signlfied his In
tention te speak, and that his voice
may be heard in all parts of the garden
a> large sounding board will be erected
behind the epeakera' platform.
Krlaxhtened 111. Wife to Oenth.
Chicago, Sept. 19? Mrs. Florenee
-aJBuehler died at the county hospital
Monday evening because her husband,
Krneet Buehler, frightened her. He
threatened to kill her. She was ao
terrlned tbat ahe fell uneonseious Into
the street, where they were walking at
taj?^fy*ne^-*J*ji*iw-*_rLIli'*^^
ed up in the police statfara. whera he
commltted aulcide by pancturing tha
artery in hia wriat with a pin. Mra.
Buehler, after falling unconscious, waa
taJcen to the hospltal. where ahe re?
mained' until har death.
__ WEEX'S NEWS CONDENSED.
Thnraday, Sept. IB.
The population of Camden, N. J.. ls
75.935; in 1890, 68,313.
New York Democrats nominated
John B. Stanchfleld, of Chemung, for
governor.
Over a thousand deatha from the
plague are reported to have occurred
ln Indla last week.
James Higgins, a miner, aged 40, was
killed yesterday by a fall of coal at ths
Short Mountain colliery, Lykens, Pa.
Train Robber Ferrell was lndlcted
for murder at Marysville, O.. tor kill?
ing Express Messenger Charles Lane.
Burglars secured Jewelry valued at
about $3,000 from the Asbury Park
residenee of E. D. Harrington, a
wealthy New York broker.
l--r.tl.iy. sept. 14.
The population of Reading, Pa., ls
78,961; in 1890, 58,661.
Cornelius Vanderbllt, Jr., won the
Lipton cup with hls yacht Rainbow on
the ocean course off Sandy Hook.
The most Rev. Mlchael J. Hoban,
bishop of Scranton, Pa., now visiting
Rome, had an audience with the pope
yesterday.
The Morgan line steamer Whltney.
concernlng whose safety there had
been considerable anxlety, has arrived
at Havana,
Richard McDonough, a student ln
the new Catholic semlnary at Bona
parte Park, Bordentown, N. J., was
drowned while swimmlng ln Cross
wick's creek.
Nitturtljiy, Sept. 15.
The population of Harrisburg ls 50,
167; in 1890, 39,385.
The population of Erle, Pa., is 52 -
733; in 1890, 40,634.
The German loan of $20,000,000 haa
been successfully negotlatcd ln New
York.
President Kruger, of the Transvaal,
now at Lourenzo Marquea, ls to sall
for Holland.
Rear Admiral Montgomery SIcard,
retlred, died of apoplexy yesterday at
hls summer home at WeBternvIlle, N.
Y., aged 64.
An Imperial decree Issued in Aus?
trla admits women to practice aa phy?
sicians and chemists on the same con?
ditions as men.
Several convicted oleomargarlne
dealers ln Philadelphia were sentenced
to from ten to thirty days' lmprlaon
ment and $50 to $100 flne.
?ItMi.lny. Sept. 17.
" Chlcago coal dealers have raised the
prlce for all grades of hard coal from
$6.25 to $7.
It ls said that F. W. Reltz, secretary
of the Transvaal republic, will settla
permanently ln the United States.
For a murder commltted 14 yeara
ago, Peter Austln, a farmer, at Pough
keepsle, N. Y., waa lndlcted Saturday.
With the thermometer at 20 above
zero It commenced snowlng at Negau
nee. Wls., yesterday and contlnued all
afternoon.
In New York last night 60-year-old
Charles Sibley kicked a dog that waa
barking at him and waa fatally ahot
by 26-year-old Louis Gulffra, the dog'a
owner.
During the laat eight months the
emlgratlen from Hamburg and Bre
men waa 138,418, aa compared with
106,511 for the correspondlng period
of last year.
Taeiday, Sept. IS.
The population of Elizabeth, N. J,
ls 52.130; ln 1890. $7,764.
The eattle disease known aa "an
thrax" apparently is on the Increaae ln
Wayne county, Pennaylvania.
Prince Albert of Saxony waa thrown
from hls carrlage near Baden Baden,
hls horse taking fright. He was In?
stantly killed.
Grand Master F. M. Sargent, of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Flremen,
announces that he will not be a can?
didate for re-electlon.
At a mass convention of Mlssourl
Populist* at Kansas City resolutions
were adopted endorslng the entire
Democratic state ticket.
Rather than wait 20 mlnutea for a
ferryboat, alx negro laborera took a
batteau to cross the river at Savan?
nah, Ga. It capsized and all were
drowned.
Wedneaday, Sept. 10.
The population of McKeesport, Pa.,
la 34,227; ln 1890, 20,741.
Seventy-two new coal mlnes have
been opened ln Prussia this year, ln?
creaslng the output for 1900 by 2,000,
000 tons.
Express train ran Into a freight near
Red Key, Ind. Fireman McClellan
and a tramp were killed and Engineer
Montague had both legs broken.
The yellow fever situation ln Ha?
vana is decidedly unfavorable. Mr.
Andrew B. Patterson, of Wheellng, W.
Va., died yesterday of the disease.
The transport Thomas sailed yes?
terday afternoon from San Francisco
for Manila with 1,648 enllsted men, 17
cabln passengers and $1,300,000 in
treasure.
Another Tenneaaee 1-Vnd Murder.
Madisonville, Tenn., Sept. 19.?The
Howard-McGee feud resuUed ln an?
other murder yesterday. In a erowded
hotel dining room Charles and Joshua
Jones met Calvin and Tom Howard,
and both sides began flring. Charles
Jones was killed, Joshua Jones and
Calvin Howard mortally wounded and
Tom Howard dangerously wounded.
Tom Howard married a member of the
McGee family two years ago, against
the family's protest. Ernest and Will
Howard and George Morrow were kill?
ed by the McGees two days later. The
Jones boys are brothers-ln-law of the
McGees. The McGees were placed on
trial for the Howard murdera today.
Ifo Aid From Bltnmlnnna Fleld.
Altoona, Pa.. Sept. 19.?The anthra
clte coal operators need expeet no aid
from the bituminous operators in their
struggle against the miners. At a
recent meeting the operators of this
district deeided not to meddle ln the
troubles of the eastirn district. They
are having plain saillng at present,
and do not desire to court trouble.
Tbey have all the orders they can
flll at present and some are behind be?
cause of a lack of cars during the sum?
mer. The strike will divert the eara
to the bituminous fleld and the opera?
tors are looking for the best business
ln their history this fall. There ia
no talk of a sympathy strlke.
WANTED?A number of man aid
women for flrat elaaa plaeea in Rieh
mond and elsewhers. If yon want
work. eome to aee na.
_Baaa__________l_i
DO YOU KNOW THEM.
Pbttus, Lobokb Oo.. Aaa.. Sept. Oth,
i_oo.
I deaire to know the whereabonta of
my orother, who?e name waa Joe Nit
!?<_*. My aiatot'a name waa Charlotte
Nitlett and aay aiater, Katle waa a Dil
lard. My name ia Riohard Dillard. I
waa aold from them 8 yeara before the
war. My aiater Katie and 1 were ear?
ried to Miaaiaaippi. My mother's name
*aa Suaiana. My two aiatera father'a
name waa Loaia St. Jamea. My fath
er'a name w aa Diek ot. Jamea, There
were 6 of aa. Leonard St. Jamea. Hia
name', is Leonard or Loonan, Siater
Charlotte and Brother Joe and mother
were soli to Taylor and earried from
Frederioktown. Mo., Perteaie, Mo.
Katie and 1 were ac ld together aod
oarried to Pontoek. Miaa I went to
war and left my aiater Katie in Miaei*
ippi with my miatreaa, Laura Dillard.
I have not aeen her ainee. Any infor?
mation will be thankfnlly reeeived by
Youra troly.
Ricbaro Dillard.
PBtTua, Lonokk Co., Ark.
I deaire to know the wnereabout* of
my people. My mother w?a named
Kesiah Wright and waa aold from Wilta
Wright to Joaiah Muby and he lived
neat the land offtiupic-town by the old
'?r yard. Hia brother's name was Jaok
King and he belonged to Edmond
King. Hia couain'a name waa Penny
Wright and in belonged to Milto
Wright. who waa a aaloon-keeper at
thn ild tar yard about 50 yeara ago.
Hia father waa an old blind man in
Narsemond Oo. He waa an old fl.x
beater. Solomonwia aold from Mills
Wright to a apeculator, named Amo.
tiarl and was earried from Subio to
Kichm jvd, Va. and waa aold off the
auction bloek to a man named Tom
Dickenp. He lived in Memphia, Tenn.
and earried him there and heia now in
L.noke Oo., State of Arkanaaa.
Any information wiil be thankfully
reeeived by
Bolomon Wbioht,
Pbttus Are, Loxokb Co.
At Mount O.ivet Fap.iat Ohureh on
last Sunday able diviuea were preaent,
amons whom were Dr. Harvey John?
aon, who preaohed at 11:80 o'eloek,
and Dr. A. N. MoEwen, of Mobile, Ala.
Funeral Direetora Jaa. II. Dabney,
and Ford T. Dabney of Waahington, D
_. were the gueat of Mr. aod Mra.
Thompaon, 112 W. Jaekaon Street thia
week.
FROM MANCHESTER. ****.
- '_-?___
Qeneral maaa-meeting of Samaritani
,-K and Daughtera of Samaria. -~
There will be a grand gathering o<
all Samaritana and Daughtera of Sa?
maria next Monday nigbt at 8 o'olock,
at Samaritan'a Hall, to consider qusa
tiona of vitai importanee. Samaritana
and Daughtera of damaria of Riehmond
are oordially invited. +\%
Youra troly, ^
W. H. Hatohbb.
-Mr. D N. Tate will speak at St.
Philipa Ohureh September 26ib on hia
traveia in Paleatine. . _^ , m
-Rev. Jease Harrell, raator of
Uaion Baptiat Churoh, Main atreet,
lambridgeport. Maaa., gueat of Deaeon
J. H. D. Wiagfleld, wiil preaeh at the
5th Street Baptiat Chureh to-morrow
morning at 11 a. m. ______
-Bev. 8. W. Timma of Brooklyn,
N. Y.. the gueat of Mr. and Mrs. Ohria
tupher Smith, haa returned to hia
home. _
Lawyer Q. W. Lewia after viaiting
New York, Baltimore, and Philadel?
phia returned to the eity laat week.
??Mr. Thomaa M. Orump, aeerata
ry and manager of the Southern Aid
Soeiety, left Tueaday for Staunton,
Va , to look after intereat of aaid aoei?
ety.
-Rev. J. M. Trammell, Editor of
the Flobida Sbabchlioht publiahed
io Jaekaonviile, Florlda and a profee
?ional artist ia here attending tbe eon?
vention.
-Mra. Delina Oreamer, of 119 E.
84'h street, New York, after a trip to
differ.nt parta of the aouth for flre
weeka baa been stopplng with her
brother, Manafleld Minor of 916 At.
John atreet, Riehmond, Va.
A CARD OF THANKS.
Mr. and Mra Edward Hall deaire to
return many thanka to their frienda for
r he preaenta which were numeroua and
coatly.
Ilnrlna Vacatlon.
The Summer Girl?It pains me to be
compelled to say so, but I really can
not beeome engaged to you.
The Summer .Man?Well?er?could
you manage to be a sister to me for a
couple of weeks??Brooklyn Life.
The Chief Snfferer.
Abner?Sile nnd Andy had a flght
last evenin* down in Binks' store.
The boys fit fer over two minutes,
knocking one another right and left.
Reuben?Who hollered: "Enough?"
Abner?Binks did.?Puck.
Infalllble Slgna.
She?You haven't told me you loved
me once to-day.
He?And you haven't asked me if 1
loved you ainee day before yesterday.
The honeymoon, shuddering, saw
its finish.?Indlanapolis Preaa.
Vhat Good Teaeher Experience.
Miss Pecks?Johnny, dear, do yon
think I am the beat teacher you ever
had? a
Johnny?No, ma'am. Experience is
the best teacher.?Philadelphia Bul
letin.
Her lmpr.Mlon.
Mr. Froot, walking alowly along
holding a bloseom-covered apple twig
ln hia mouth, was observed by Margie.
"G'acious!" she exclaimed, "Mister
Fwoot's Adam's apple has apwouted."
?Judge.
National Employment
Agency.
37 N. Juriper St., Philadelphia, Pa.
I ean plaee any number of young
houae work girls. Good wages. Write
or partisnlars* 6 24
Tl" ^"M mvi t\ .-im
Cures
Weak Men
Free
Insures Love and Happiness.
How any man may qulckly curo blmself
a-t?ry-*-u**or sufferin** from aexual weak
n?*?, lost vltallty, varicocele, etc , and en
larKe small weak oriran. to full alzo an.l
vlgor. /tniply send your name aud addreaa
??? I* ' ' *-,K?*?PP. '*<?-*-? Hull BldK., Detroit.
?alch ,and he wiu gladly send the free re?
ceipt wlth full directlons ao that any man
may easily cure Himself at home. Thig ia cei
tauily a most Kenerous offer and the follow
liiK extrai-ts taken from liis dally maU show
how men write hlm:
atlaataSF* =lr:~ p,e**s* **?c**Pt my alncere
thank.** for your* of reeent date I have irlv
en your treatment a thorouah test and the
uenent has been extraordlnary. lt has
compietely braced me up. 1 am just as vli*<>r I
pus as when a boy and you cannot reallze '
now happy I am.
''hear Ir:?Your metbod worked beautl
rully. Results were exactly what I needed.
treiiKth and vlgor have compietely re
nirnrd *nd enlargoment ls enttrely satlsfac
tory."
"/>e ?"*??;:?Yours was r--celved and I haa
no trouble ln making uso of the recept asdi
r-etted, and afier a few days use can truth
rully aay lt lsa boon to woak men. I am
greatly Improved in slze, strength and vlg
"".11 correspondeneo ls strlctly confldontlal
malled in plain sealed envelope. The rert'ipt
ls free for the aslclng and he wants everv
man to havelt.
?'A THING OP BEAUTY 18 A JOY
. FOREVER"
Do you know that Mr 0. M. Rteward,
807 Monroe Street. the celebrated
grainer and aign painter. will grain
your doora or number your tranaom*.
artiatically and beautifully ao that it
will alwaya be a Joy thereafter to look
at them, and charge you no more and
in some inataoeea, not ae much aa
thoae who apoil them and render them
objecta of diapleaaure to you everaft
erwarda? ?*****?
You have only to aee hia "work to be
oonvinced. Call on or drop him a dob
?*?-? 8-15-lm
JON'/ *
b
,"***fk/\f'* 0****h**tl '
eparatic
:est of time ana never ***|-| tc
satisfaction. It renders the b?*i
and glossy and ma'Kts m fr**w. S:>L.
?K) years and used fc* "*-'mi: .i:.i.-, *"
rant<*<l Ii:irmIoss. -t raatune
on request. Or.ly 50 cems. Soic ln
srs or send us $1.40 Postal or E ?
Money Order for three botties. expr*
Write your name and address plainly tr
OZONIZED OX MARROW CO.,
**6 Wabash Ave.. Chica.ro. Ui
HUMPHREYS'
VETERINARYSPECIFICS
~"_***" ??"?*"? ?I-!*K- ronaeallona. IiiDamm*.
CUBBB i tlyns. I.unc Kr.rr. Mllk Fevrr.
J^a??aV.K?*-*?*-*.? **ni-*ne**. Injartra,
CUaUa*i Khruinallam. ^^
t^iiii?.1" THROAT' ??*I***V, KplaooUe.
cl*?2i}wORMB. Bota. Orala*.
^?--.if01'*3".?! ^0,",?? ??**?-*?*"??. Inflame4
c*ia**a > Lun... IMmro-l'nciinionL. ??----*"*-?
r.r.*?ptJC. Brllvarhe. Wlnd-Blown.
eBBBBB] Oiarrhra. Dyarnlrry.
G.?. Prevent* MIM ARRIAGE.
aaaaa \ ******* * blaDDEr disordbr*],
Ctma*> l leera. <*reaae. Farcy.
J. R. I BAD <0\01TIO\. xtarlnc Coat.
ruBj-aS lndicrailori. tstunvarh Ktaacrra.
tOts. <?ach; Stabls Caae, Ton Bpretflc*. Book, ac, *?.
At drusRlsta <>r sent prepald on itvolpt of price,
Humpfara}*' MtMi'-lm. CV, Cor. William af John
Bta.. Wew York. VrraauwAaT Majctai. h-ort Frk*.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAI* weakness
and Prostration frorri Over
work or other causes.
Humphroya' Honieoptaithio Speciflo
No. 28, in uso over -*0 yeun, the only
?ucccvaal*ul remedy.
$ 1 p*r Tial,or speclal packaa** wlth po-a*d*r,f er $?
Bold by DrusKlats, or aaat poal pai.1 rm ruaipt of r-rlc
?CBrBBXT-tl'BBD. CO., Car. WUttu, * J... Bu., *.. Tarfc
Are You Ooming 10 the National Bapt.
Coavnetion?;
All delegatea expeetiog withont fail
to attend the National Baptiat Oon?
vention 12th, 18th, 14th, 15th and 16th.
of Beptember will pleaae aeod in their
namea at onee with proeer addreaaea
to Rev. W. F. Graham, 728 N. 2ad 8...
Riehmond. Va. ?? ?*?
Failure to comply with~thia reqoeat
may give delegatea aome trouble in
being appointed to their homea.
Youra reapeotfully,
g_W. F Graham.
RO BT. S, FORRESTER
PLORIST,
215 B. Leigh Street,
Riclnnond. Virgfiu a
I am prepared to rurniah the publie
wnhplanta of all kinda. Cut flawerat
uneral de'igna, etc.
?*tP iwill be pleaaed *o h-*he at-e. pv
ronage'of the publio'?
SECOND TO NONE.
Womin's oraer Stone
Beneficial Ass'n*
Incorporated, Mareh, 1897
OFFICE: - - 502 W. Leigh St.
Authorized Oapital, $5,000.?
Olaima promptly paid aa aoon aa aat
iafactory notioa of aiokneaa or death ia
placed in home office.
OFFICERS:
Louiaa E. Williama, - Preaident
Kate Bolmea, - Vioe*Preaident
J"8.8'0"". - * Treaaurer
Mildred Cooke Jonea, 8ee. A Baa. Man.
Board of Dxaaoroaa:
LoniaaE. Williamii, Kate Holmea
Mattie F. Johnaon. Ann M Johnaon'
Bettie Brown, Mildred 0. Jonea.
KN0XVILLE~C0LLEGE,
-:o:
TwKNTY-FlFTH ANNIVERSA?
RY Jubiler. June 11 and 12*.
Addreaaea by prominent Eduoatora
South and North, including Preaident
W. H. Uounoili of Huntaville, Dr. E.
*?*? -Parka of Gammon TheoloaTieal Sem
inary, Rev. O. W. Mood of Fiak Oui
veraity, Dr. W. H. Metfillan. of Alle
ghanj, P*., Governor Bentao MoMil
aa and othera.
iiRedooed ratei on the eertifleate plaa
of oae and a third from all pointa in
TApaeaeae, Kentoky, Georgia and
Alabama.
1 expenae for tha year of board,
ti iiiiiMirtlirfiiilMMiliBirimi
llal
? 1,000 REWARD,
Dr. Sl\ea, Marvelous Medturc;
Gives the namea of dead and living ftlaud.
tell who and when you wiu marry, also ol
business Journeya. lawaulta, absent frtands
?_~ta.or anything you know, no mattex
what lt ls. He can caU up your apirit
rrlends and show them to you. Can mak<
them rap aU around the room. Be asks nc
?luestions don't ask you to write namea fo>
him Don't Uy to pump you ln any way
but tells you rUcbt off. He ls thorouKhly rn
dorsed by lea?'l_g spiritualists everywhere
re<-etvod from them a gold medal and speo
lal llcpnse to practice hls wonderful powera
credentlals no one else caa show, cnn alve
tumisands of referem-es to both white anC
colored natrons. Twentv-Svo vears practlc*
?seven ln Itrooklyn?wiil show vou that b?
can do all that he can tell or. Can tell what
buaineaa ls t.estror you and where, how te
wln speedy xnarrlaKo with the one you love
How to be stioc-ssful Inall vonr dnlngs lr
short what is be-1 ?o do. He Sii;v.la wher
all others Tail. -"ositlve aat Isrnetlon or nc
pay. Call and _.-?e. You win nnd lt luckv to
consult this Chriatian gentleman. He has a
medicine that will cure drunketmeae, cn.t ba
(><>s-lvi n patient not knowing it. Thosand.
through him are uow
, RICH, T1APPY ANDSUCCESSFUL. %
with all their undertaklnjr., while those whc
netrlect hlsadv.ce are still la>orlng against
poverty. Through hls perfeet knowledge o*
chemistry, hecan i.npart to you e secret that
will overcome your enemies and win youi
rriemis. Mls aid and advlce haa often beet
-olicited: the result has alwavs be-?n the ee
i-uriii!f <>f sn__dy and happy iuarrtnges ani
all your wishes. ln love affairs he nevei
rails. He has the secret of wlunln^the a.
eeThTna ol he ppeelte sex It ls the curai
ofaplrltualiam ihat ln all large ______ S__M
are a clas? of mm aod women who elali*
powrra they do not pos*eas. Th.% wSZ
Surtewrt_.!1!i?,V.._.C;,'denM<*U nor reterenceg
Barely the oolo<-ed people are notso wahtlna
ln aenae aa to throw tfielr time end monev
w*inT._i,niia*h- Dr-P5T* **'?" to the Hon.
William Drmno!-. ^frhHeet and ball^er.41
, e.V*T- -v*i_ *nd Arther Zewell "hip
luillder. _outh Zrooklyn. All T_ave kuow.
r_-_ J_V,,e?T.ast "evpn ***"?? He givea t
rrretest ot his power to all. The doetor hai
ractlcedflve years ln New Orleana, 8t Lot
la, Memphia and Loulsvllle: understand!
ti.2rr_.U*,!lj* S2 <???*??. apelto or lntluenoe.
the race lt subject to. He la nowandalwayi
had a large patronage from them.
1*1,K ASB READ THB FOLLOWING:
th_.^__*lyn; *m% ?.-W*-Thla lstocertlf?
that came to New York from Albanv. I w_L
a stranger ln a rtrangecity. out of Work an.
out of money. I had no luck ln anythln*
I undertook. What todo 1 dld not know ,
rrlend adwlsadaaa toge and sc? nr. Shea
I dld. He told ma tbe eause of my trouble.
Th.^Sft'B !?.____ treat?? *"? ?w ? brothei
1. __?UR,_ ?,nl ! *ot * B***1 poaition that ver
week. I had been to othera; thev took m'
money and dld me no wood. I bless theda;
inmniet Dr. Shea* I would advlse all li
bad luck, aick or ln trouble to go to hlxn a<
once, o Slncerely, t)
Albbbt Ateks, 2M7 Atlantic Av*
South Plalnfleld, Aug. 15. Wei.?Thia la tc
eertify tbat mv husband had gone away an.
been absent two yeara. I mourned for hiir
nluht aud dav. I gavo him upaa dead. ?
Hearing of the wonderful things Dr. Shea
waa doing, I reaolved to consult him H.
told luemy bashand waa alive and well'an.
whera he wa?; told nia he would c^n.? home
and when. Tomy Joy all oflt came a_r_B_ He
ls home now, coma baek Hke one from tbe
dead. I alao wlah to aay t.iat thia month )
lost tho sum of |SM_. I ain a poor womar
and I waa moat Insane I went to Dr. Shea
aad he told me 1 would flnd my money anc
to my Intense Joy I dld flnd lt aa he told me
I thank God there Is a man ao glfted ln otu
midat that can help people and teU their
what to do. Slncerely,
Maa. Mabt Mili.kb,
South rialnfleld^N. J.
A SBNSATION IN BROOKLYN?A MINIB
TKR'S 8TATKMK1.T.
1 wlsh to state that one of my parlsnonen
waa slck and ln trouble for a long time, Mra
rirown, 87 Gay Street, No one seemed to un?
derstand her eaae. She had several doctora
but none of them seemed to know what wa*
the matter. None could do her any good. It
was iny duty aa her paator to call and aaa
her. Heetring of tha wonderful werk being
done by Or. Shea tha laat f aw yeara, 1 thought
I would call and aee him myseir. I founC
him a klnd symnathetlc gentleman. He gave
me a wonderful teat of hia powers; told ma
to send him a lock of patient 'a halr, whlch .
dld by her daughter.
He told atonce what waa the matter anC
tn a short time cured her aound and well
Her family had seemlngly been u__der a cloud
Now all is changed. All are well an.
prosperous. 1 can truly and heartlly recom
in end Dr Shea to all thoae ln slckness or dla
treas of any klnd. Rev. William Johnaon
Pastor Lebanou Church, Brooklyn. mt
Dr. Shea can ahow thouaands auch ~a tb.
above.
DR. SHEA
has been carefuily eduoated ln the Homce
pathlc and Eclectlc Schools of Medicine
Hls succeaa ls wonderful ln curing paralysls
Kheumatlsm, Asthma, Sore *_>-_*, Tumors
Cancers. Constlpatlon. Ague, Dyspepsla
Tape Worms, Llver Comnlaints, Deaf n?ss
Catarrh, Dropsy, Pllas, Nervous Dehlllty
Heart Disease, Oomsumptlon. Dlaeaaea ot
women and children, Klts, Kldney Disease
and all strange mysterlous diseases whlct
others don't understaud. All diseases, nc
matter what they be. Nothing but honora
ble treatment He can aad will bonestl;
teil you lf you can be cured. Has all nev
ri'iii'illcs and now success Has had amptc
experience ln puhllc hospltals and prlvatt
ciinit _. No tiifilng with human life. Call at
once.
Do not delay. Diplomas hang ln parlora
ls a reglstered phydlclan. A new remed.
for Rheumatlsm Just discovered, not a Haa
ment. Hopeless cases and those that othen
cannot cure soliclted to caU. Fat folks thlr
the child less made parents. All letters must
contaln $1.00, two stamps, age, lock of halr
For cousifltation, adviee aud dlagnosla. N<
postal cards.
Charges for medieal treatment only. Men
tion this paper.
? ?51 FUL_TON STREET, ?
BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Tonsor.al Artist.
Little Billy'sPlace,
20 W. Leigh St., Riehmond, Vs.
FIrst-Class Shaving and
Hair Cutting:.
?3d_F*0ur atylea are the latkbt and
oannot be eaaily imHated. Your pat
ronage reapeetfully aolicited.
_apl-28-jy-28.
S. W. Robinson,
23 N 18TH ST
Dealer In Fine Wines,
LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
?___T*All Stoek Sold as Guaranteed.
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Your Patronago ia Keapeetfully Soli
eited.
WANTED WBBKLY 100 0OOK8
Honaanaida, and Wattreaaea for
New York and other Northern
Oitiea, wagai from at8.00 to |6.00 pa
week. Tranaportation furaiahed, also
60 farm haoda for Maryland.
_________ai___i
Old Phone, 577,
New Phone; 1133
A. D. PRICE,
Fnneral Direcior Embalmer and LiYerymat
a i ?eoeaaary eonvealeaeee. Large picnic or band wagons *?-- * l.^TrwAtxmZ
a?on^ bu?.o*,eta. ^STK
211 East Leigrh Street
^^ _ [Rbsidbncb Nbxt Door.]
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT?Man on Duty All Night
Established 1868.
Old 'Phone 1431
J. A. &C. J.
Cooke
SUCCESSORS TO
?JHenry Cooke, I
Jacob A. Coofce.
Cornellus J. Cook*:
Fnneral Directors, Embalmers and Liverymen
OFFICE, WAREROOMS 8c STABLES;
528 N. Adams St. Near LeiffhSt
N.sbtCalU *nd Ordei* bt 'Phon. PrompUy Kxeoated. KMiaanMUp-rtair..*
Hotel Dale??z?&i?S
Atlantic City N. J.
Ladies' and Gents* Cafe. Eurooean Plan.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
E. W. DALE, Prop. NATHANIEL, DIGGS, Me
eaaanumi*.<**>*>,aeaiaiia***
BEFORE
MAKING"--***
J
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N
S
?Yonr purohaae yoa woald do wel l
to oall at the moat reliable f urnitnre
houae in the eity and aee the flne
line o(
Refrigerators,
flatting.*., Oll-CIoths.
aad ln fact everything that ia need
ed in houae furniahinga.
RUQ5 AHD CARPH-TS.
Of erery deaoription t alao the lat
eat deaigna in ROOKERS and apeo
ial OHAIR8. Oar goods ara the
beat for the priee aad tbe price i ?
very low.
G, 6. Jnrgen's Son
431 EaST broad bt., a
JPB*T"between 4th and 5th Street
eee*-ioa***at*t**M*MM**o* umimim**
John Polke,
(Formerly of 807 N. lat 8t.,) HaaRe
mo~ed his Entire
Restaurant
16 West Broad St.,
AU Kindi of mlxed drinka aerved at
the table. Lunohea aerved to order
'Speeial aeoommods+ion.
Wben Yon Are Sick
Pure and Freah Medieinea only wiU
r aore yoa then parohaae yoar
*-? Druga and Mediaine from; #
Leonard'?
Reliable
Preacriptloa
Drug Store
72*4 North Second Street.
Wm* Tennant,
9 E. Duval St Richmond, Va.
?Dealer in?
FINE GROCERIES, MEATS,
VEGETABLES, CIGARS
TOBACCO AND FEED.
WOOD AND COAL;
*? PRICES I.OW. ?
BBBBBBBBBBBBBBal
'The Economy
808 N. 8RD 8TREKT.
W. O. Turnbr, Prop.
PRACTIOAL OUTTER ANI
FIT1ER. Genta' Fine Garmenta. Tha
publie is invited tooall and inapeet oar
lins of new Imported 8pring ani Sam
mer Gooda. " " ?""? ?"I""r*
OLEANING, DYEfNG AND REPaIR.
ING A 8PECIALTY. "^
Goods ealled for and deliverad
promptly. Old'Phone 1188. UTera"
DENTISTRY
PAINLESS EXTRACTION
Fine Deniatry Ib poaaible, only with
flne material faahioned iato oor
*???? torm *"-*h inflnite eara andl
akili. Money inveated in flne Dea
tatry pay a high rate of interest,
often for a life-time. The intar
eat 11 beautiful Teeth, Oomfort
Pleasure and Health.
O-rr oa Houag: From 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.
Old Phone. 816
Dr P B Ramsey,
ioa W. Laigh St.. Rlch mon _. Va.
GRAPHOPHOKlS
NOISOTHER, MUCH
9rtxen aoeompentod by a
Onabonb-M-e cao beoaedto
Prlea -__hkecoad__T.a7.aa **-*?
tbe __h___i_ ReconbT j8ae? mnamr
ta amr ?_____* adtam.
COtUMBU ITit?*0_at4PH CO.
KBW TOBJC, i?._? fciiln
_ _ a_g-L_0. ifc TTaamattmm.
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