The times dispatch. [volume], November 30, 1911, Page 3, Image 3

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WOOD TO REMAIN
HEAD OF PRISON
Davis Has Opposition as Farm
Superintendent, but Gets
Every Vote.
By unanimous vote ot the board of
directors. Major James B- Wood was
last nlRht re-elected Superintendent
of the State Penitentiary for the term
of four years beginning January 1,
1012. For a similar term. Captain T.
J. Davis was rr.-olecled superintendent
of the Btntc prison (arm.
The namo of R. 14. Moore, of Char?
lotte county, was proposed as bend of
the farm. Mr. Moore filed bis letter
of application, together with Indorse?
ments from his friends. Both names
were before the board, hut when the
roll was called Captain Davis received
every vote.
No other name, than that of Major
Wood was suggested for nuperlntend
ent of the penitentiary.
Resolutions were adopted and orlnred
spread upon the minutes Ii.unking bulb
these oltlclnls tor the able and thor?
oughly satisfactory manner In which
they have performed their duties.
Malor Wood was elected two .veins
afro to (111 the uncxplred term of tho
lute Major ISvan V. Morgan. He lum
made, a record for humanitarian treat"
muht of convicts which has attracted
much attention. Cniitul'n Mavis's ad
There is Nothing
"Just as Good" as
Duffy's Pure
MS
Malt Whiskey
Established in IH60 '
UlVscnipulous dealers may toil
you tbeire is, but tin y are mindful
of their profits only. A half century
of undoubted hticcess has naturally
brought forward ittiitat?ri. The
"Square" Merchant ha' Duffy's
Pure Mali Whiskey, und will tell
you there is nothing "jusl as good.';'
Sohl by druggists, grocers and
ilealers In sealed bottles, price
$1.00. If you can't procure it,
lei ns know und we will tell you
how to obtain It. Write for
free doctor's advice and book of
recipes for table and sick room.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,
Rochester. N. Y.
ministration of the farm has also been
commend nil by the legislature.
News of South Richmond:
South mehotpiid Hureau.
Th? T|ni<?-l.?l?p.ile!i.
10:o Hull rHrect,
Phone Mr..II?..11 Jtl
With Captain t'anion .McCarthy, fixuir At
ojntant. ?? the principal speaker, the
niilnl meeting of ihe Hwaimboro Olrle Im?
provement League wan held an nlicht In
.raley'i Hall, Rwnn.boro. hallowing Cap.
tMin McCarthy many of tlie leading ctllacm
ga\?> ?hurt tallt?. among them b. Iw Ren 1'. I
Owen. W. H. Price, \v. A. Horner. C*. O.!
l*U(|?ia aid w. j Morrlisctt?.
About flfly enthusiastic men hnd sath-r<-<1.
.1. ' . Uluke, who ??> Instrumental hi tbo
organisation of II.?: league, ws? uhanltn?itaiy
ehpscn n* the temporary chairman, ami VV.
?I. Morrltnette nr ti mporary secretary. IToi
lowlng the speeches ih?* hu?la',M? of the or
Rlrilratlon \%:ip taken and officer* elcct
--I follow.: J, <\ liinko, president; Ur.
.1. <}. Loving1, vir?-president: w. S. Clem?
ent?, secretary, and George ?. Barrett,
trenetir* r
Aft<r illfunelnc the ?anltary condition of
Iii? u.wn. ttio public K-hoo! and the county
Ihances, .i resolution n*ai offered and passed
aeViina Board of Supervisors uf tho
Gastric Catarrh
Vli-o-na Stomach Tablets Give
Splendid Results and Act
Quickly
Gastric catarrh is recognized by the
following symptoms, which point to the
Stomach as the seat of the trouble:
Loss of appetite, nausea or sickneu at
the stomach, belching of gas. heartburn
or sour stomach, furred tongue, ronsti
p.tted bowels, tenderness over the region
id the Stomach, slow digestion of food
and sensation of weight at pit of stomach,
depression of spirits, dreaming and rest?
lessness at night, lack of energy or weari?
ness and offensive breath.
For any or all of the above symptoms
MI-O-NA stomach tablets give remark?
able results and is the treatment par ex?
cellence.
MI-O-NA stomach tablet? are guaran?
teed by Tragic Co. to end indigestion or
dyspepsia, or catarrh of the stomach, or
whatever you choose to call your stomach
misery-. ?r money back.
In five minutes they stop sourness,
heaviness, gas eructations and like ail?
ments. Fine for the stomach the morn?
ing after the social session, for sea and'
car sickness and vomiting of pregnancy.
50 cents at Tragic Co.'s and druggists
everywhere.
AN OLD ADAGE
SAYS
"A light purse is a heavy curse"
Sickness makes a light purse.
The LIVER is the seat of nine
tenths of all disease.
go to the root of the whole mat?
ter, thoroughly, quickly safely
and restore the action of the
LIVER to normal condition.
Give tone to the system and
solid flesh to the body.
Take No Substitute.
Can Cancer Be Cured?
IT CAN
Tho record of tho Kellum Hospital la
without parallel In history, having
cured to stay cured permanently, with?
out the ubo of the knife or X-ray, over
? 0 per cent, at the many hundreds of
sufferers from cancer which ft has
treated during the past fifteen years.
We have been endorsed by the Senato
and Legislature of Virginia. We guar?
antee our cures.
Physicians troalcd free.
KELLAM HOSPITAL
1017 Went Main Street,
ItlCnMOND. - - - - VMlfJI.N.A.
ADVERTISING THAT IM: U.S.
Wo have men In our office who can maks
Advertising copy fairly bristle with ?elline
points: other men who.actually "think In
picture.." Experience ha. taught thorn how
to produce advertising that will "get tbo
business." Our orgnnlzut>on Is at vour ser?
vice Advice freo.
BTiBEMAN ADVERTISING AQEN'CT, I NC,
Mutual Building.
Richmond, .. .. .. Virginia.
'Phone Madison 2413
W. Fred. Richardson.
funeral dirbcton and
bmbXlmer,
Main and Helvidcrc Streets,
Phone3, Madison 843. day. Monroe
? 42. -*7ht.
g,-TEX AMERICAN a\n?EOROPB?t AXXJrOJ
kl
county, which meets to-day. to nuk<- a thor?
ough investigation lino the booke of Iho
county treasurer fro'ii the time he went Into
office, u ihr protont Investigation which
lit now 'jrini; conducted I? only covering the
pant tew yca'ra,
f barged With Forger}.
Charged with xt ??::?? und attempting to
obiatn money under lalae pretenses, Ray?
mond Haber, eighteen year* old. and
'.?Dickie*: Cox, twenty years old. of south
Richmond v -r- placed linder ?rreit yeit?r>
day afternoon uy OBtccr Traylor, >>t oak
?Irove; where thti alleged oflenso wub com-I
niltted. I
The plan of the youthful pair, while very
clever, failed. Knowing that Fletcher Skln
nci WS* und-.r arrest on a minor cbsrgo.
It Is Bll?ge-I i)iut Cox, with a note algned
with Bkinnerfa name, waa to go to the- ho:n?
of Mm.* Skinner, a xrandmother. of Fletcher,
ar.d get ti la p>: the an-- i>< iccure his re
lease. Here Ihe plan feil through. Suspect
Iiik something wrong, Iba authorities had
turned Skinner ioo>... and wer? ualng tiiin
as u bolt. Cox unsuspectingly walked Into
the trap and presented hl? note. Cos wag
told to return In ?n hour Fletcher, who
ws.? filling by the tire. was dispatched for
Officer Traylor. who ?oon arrived ar.d ???
concealed near the door. The ball rang and,
much to th<; surprise of all, Uaber with a
similar note waa at the door, lie was Im?
mediately placed under arrcat. Cox. scent?
ing trouble, became alarm-id and went to
hla horn-', --hanged clothes and was wait?
ing for a car when caught by Traylor, who
?ninv up Irom th<? rear.
Cox and Babe.- were taken to the Rich?
mond City .lall, a? there ti no place of de?
tention In this section of the county. They
are held for hearing before Magistrat?
Chcatham In Oak Grove Saturday. I
taw PiislponerL
H-eaus. of the Illness r.f Jams- L Shsi-,|
ion, counsel for the plalntin. the suit of W.
t.. Stagg, assignee, ngalnal the Soith Atlan?
tic Insurance company, which waa set for
yesterday, -.van Indefinitely postponed by
Judge Kin--- II. Wells; o| Hustings Court.
Part ?
On account of the holiday no case* will be
heard to-day. The clerk's olflco will be
open for a few hours In the morning, hut
will close about noon.
Close With Inn List.
In a, whllwlnd finish the campaign for ISO
membert of the Souihsldc branch of the
Voting; Meo'a Chrtatlan Association closed
last night with the lull number and with
an additional tea on the waiting Del. This
announcement, which means the success of |
the movement to secure for South Richmond i
the tlrat benefit of the (.-".tension work of
the V. M. i". A., was greeted with cheers1
>?y more than seventy-five boys who galh
0T?d in the old qart?-rs of the Dixie Athletic
Chili to hear the returns.
H?cker Parkinson, captain of the 'Ircon
t'-ain, easily led In the conteat. H.v his In?
defatigable work thirty-three, boya wore
signed up. Hit- nearest competitor, Den In
Fr?ni. socurad ten others. While there I?
a bin difference In the number. Dan. who la
a much smaller boy, worked under great
difficulties, and la deserving of rnuth praise.
Property Transfer?.
The rapid rise In South Richmond property
values was Illustrated In a practical man?
ner by two deeds recorded by Clerk Pu Val,
of Hustings court. Part J. yesterday. In
February, iSd?. the property described ns
fronting twenty-seven feet on aouth line of
Derntur Streit between Klghth and Ninth
was purchased by .Tnmet- Mooney for 1150,
and was sold by hint yesterdav to Kva A.
G?odic for Jl.soo.
For tJii) and other considerations Willis
C. Piilllam traneferrerl to XIUs Mary Walker
hU tllle In a piece, uf property dercrlbed as
WEl?fEATfERT
Forerast: Virginia?Fair Thursday!
and Fridayi rial ok temperature Fridayi i
moderate went winds.
North Carolina?Fair Thursday! cold?
er on the ciin?t- Friday fair, rising
temperature; moderate aorfhnrsl
winds.
Spcelnl l.ncnt Iintn for Yeaterday.
12 noon temperature . It
.1 1*. M. temperature .
Maximum temperature up to s
P. M.
.Minimum temperature up to 8
r. M. 37 1
Mean temperature . Id I
Norms temperature . 4F>'
Kxet-mh .n temperature . 1
Deficiency in temperature since
March I . HI1
Accum, deficiency In temperature
since January I .
Deficiency in rainfall since March
1 . 6.24 I
Accum, deficiency in rainfall since
January 1. 6.?l 1
Local 'Observation 8 I?. M. Yesterday.
Tempera i tiro. 37
Humidity . i7
W ind--direction .North
Wind?velocity ..' 7
'W cut her .Cloudy
S4
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I'OXTMTIONS IX IMPORTANT t ITIIiS.
(At s P. M. Unstern Standard Time.)
Place. Thor. II. T. I.. T. Weather.
Ashe> llle .... 20 nR
Atlanta . 2S
: Atlantic i.'lly . Hti
I Huston . SO
liultnlo .
CalKory . :;fl
Charleston ... 10
Chicago ,
Dei
11
puliith . 24
i ialveston ... ;(ti
ll.ittcras .... li>
Havre . 10
Jn'cksonvllls,. 42
! Kansas City.. 22
i Louisville ... 21
Montgomery.. 84
New <irlciina. :;s
Sew York.... "!>
Noi l oik . H
Oklahoma ... 2^
I I'lttshi'irgfh . . 2S
llalelali . 3S
HI. LoUlS .... 2e
Si. Paul . 32
i Sun Francisco i?2
I ?f-.vannnh . .. 40
rtpoltahe . 3 (
I Tampa ...... SO
Washington.-. 34
Winnipeg .... 20
I Wvtheville . . 22
?11
46
44
I I
2&
?4
10
? 8
10
46
til
44
3 I
its
26
26
1:4
10
20
20
14
28
48
32
42
8
24
28
36
14
6
48
42
24
50
34
If)
Snow
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
P. cloudy
I*. cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
P, cloudy
Cloudy
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Clear
Clear
Cleor
Cloudy
Cloudy
Cloudy
P. cloudy
Cleat
Cloudy
MINIATLIIF. ALMANAC.
November 30, 1311.
HIGH TID1C.
Sun rises.... 7:06 Morning.... 11:37
Sun sets. Kvenlng.... .11:49.
fronting eighteen f? et? on the east lino of
Vweiily-sccond n?ar fortnr Street.
Thanksgiving Services.
ThanlisKlvlnp services will be held In the i
Mond? Memorial Church this morning at 101
o'clock, The rector. Bev. T. G, Warren, will |
conduct the service. ,
Itev. 1*. W. l/inc, the pastor of tho Cownr- |
IIit Avenue Christian Church, will preneh nt i
ttie union service which win be held In the I
Third Christian Church, nirhmond. this j
morning nl 11 o'clock.
The t.t nd-n-Iltind Boclety of the Baln-'l
bridge Street Church Will Klve a benefit show I
In the Pastime Theatre two nights, com- i
menolng Monday. The performance will he J
for the benefit of th-- building fund.
To Address- F.Ike.
The nntiun: memorial ?>rvlccH of the south j
Itlehtnond Ijudgr of Elks will be held Sun- J
day uflernoon at o'clock. Job nl
l.niitb will be the orator for the occasion, j
rii. services ?III be conducted In the i-rcs-!
byteiinn Church, at Tenth and Porter I
Streets, or which the R(V. .lohn J. Fix Is i
the pastor.
runer.nl hi Mle* Gibber, j
Th'> funeral Of Mise Mary Gibber, asvd'
KlxtY-Olll- years, vho rit?d Tuesday |n ni^-h- '
in-.inI. will he bold from the home of her I
brother. George 13. Olbbeei jyto Hull Street, j
Hwansboro. this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Tint
Itev, N. i.. Lofton, pastor ,,' the Clopton
Mt"i liaptlsl Church, will officiate. The
burlul ?Iii be in Maury Cemetery.
Death of Mrs. tiarhcr.
j Mrs. Louise Garber. aged sixty-tan years,
wife of W. t?. Oarber, died yesterday morn-1
Inc nt th.- residence1 of her hnrband. "Vi I
Muary Street. She Is survived, by her bus- I
hand and -o-vcr.-il children Th* funeral ?rill,
be held tl.ls afternoon at -> o'clock from i
the home, ihf !tc%. J. J. rix offclaiing. The
Interment win he lit Maury Cemetery.
Personal Mention. m <
Mrs. Charles Van Story and children, of
Oroansboro. N. t.".. are the guests of Mrs.
J. T. J??ett.
e'nrlton Jawetl and Miss Joslo Jewett. of
Port Norfolk, tvtio have been the guests of
their aunt, Mrs. Idu IJ. Lloyd, have return
I ed to their home.
Mr. und Mri. James Blizzard, who have
been visiting In New York have returned to |
I their home Ht Forest Hill.
Misses Lain Mayo and Krnma Umb are I
i attending tile teachers- convention In K?r
i folk.
i Mr*. Albert Mayo, o: Petersburg. Is vis- 1
: Ing Mrs. I> .r. Walke.
I Mr. and Mrn. W. .1. Carter and son, David,
are the guests of Mrs. W. W. Archerln Hai?
ti more.
( Master David L. Pulllam Is very ill at the I
home of his parents at Forest Hill.
Mrs. Mary JK.IlInc Snelllllgs, who recent-]
underwent ? serious operation at the Me?
morial Hospital, has returned to her horn..
Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. B-vlIlc. of I? \V?rt I
Fifteenth Street, are visiting friends
>\ .-ishlngtoii.
BADLY MANGLED
(.Special to The Tlmes-niapatcruJ
Cape Charles, Va., November 29.?'
John S. Annls, about thirty-three years
ot age. was found dead by the trucks
of the New, York, Philadelphia and
, Norfolk Railroad, near Bloxom. early
i this morning by the crew of a fast
i freight train. ills head and body were
j badly mangled. Whether he was struck
. by a train or was dealt with foully
j and his body placed on the track to
?create the suspleion that he was killed
I by a train Is unknown. Annls was last
I seen aJlv? In the neighborhood of
i Pnrksloy last evening- He was married,
' and leaves a family. Xfe resided at i
Qulifoi'd.
EARLY HOLIDAY BUYING
IN NINETEEN STATES
.N'riIoiibI Cimsoratrs' Lcaarue Announce*
Rtforra lleneflclol to More
Kmployra.
New York, November 29.?Nineteen
States are doing their Christmas shop
l>4ng early this year, and In the opin?
ion of Mrs. Florence Kellcy, secretary
I of the National Consumers' League, the
other twenty-nine will be In line with?
in the next decade. Durlnp Its thirteen
years of life the league, has converted j
the American merchant and a large
proportion of the shopping public to
Its creed. Mrs. Kolloy says, Its most
recent disciple being one of tho largest
department Htores In New York, which
has agreed to keep open but two nights
?and those Saturdays?during the hol?
iday shopping season.
"Overworked saleswomen at Christ?
mas will soon exist only in memory."
Mrs. Kelley Bald to-day. "Time was
when parents took their children to
see the Christmas Eve crowds In the
stores. To-day the father or mother
doing so would be regarded almost as
u murderer.
"In fact. It is but little short of actual j
murder for the public to compel frail !
women to work unreasonable hours
Just at the season when they should |
conserve their health. Statistics show
that pneumonia claims more victims]
early In January than at any other
time. I believe that If It were not for j
having weakened themselves by work?
ing long hours in hot stores, women I
and girls would not be so susceptible to i
the disease."
The leaKue also claims the credit of I
the movement for bettering conditions
or child -labor. Through its efforts I
largely, Mrs. Kelley asserts, several
States have recently adopted laws lim?
iting the hours of labor for women to
eight or ten- Test cases will be heard
in Ohio. Washington and California
during the winter, and in each case the
league's counsel, Louis D. Brandcls, of
Boston, will direct tho fight.
From four local organizations In I
New York, Boston. Philadelphia and
Chicago, In 1899, the league has as
I sumcd national form, with n member?
ship of more than sixty organizations.
Although the movement started in
the East. Mrs. Kelley declares It is now
growing most vigorously In the West?
ern States.
Klre at Whnleyvllle.
[Special to The Tlmes-1 Mspntch.]
Suffolk, Vs., November 29.?A lire at
Whnleyvllle early to-day destroyed
i three residences. An overturned lamp
I started the blnze.
GOVERNORS ISSUE
PROCLAMATION
They Find Much for Which Peo?
ple Should Be Very
Thankful.
Grand Ruplls. Mich., November 29.?
The Western Governors' special ar?
rived in Grand RsjMs this aftornoon.
President Clements, of the ?""rand Rap?
ids Board of Trade, acted as official
pilot from Kalamazoo.
On the way from Kalamazoo the Gov?
ernors fern Into executive Besslon, the
rirst of the trip. One of the results
of It was the adoption of ihe following
Thanksgiving; proclamation:
"On this., the eve of the day set
apart by the President and the Chief
Executives of the States for thanks?
giving and prayer, the undersigned
Western Governors on a tour of the
East *p extend the greetings and good
will of those they represent to thoir
brethren in the older States, congrat?
ulate the people of the nation upon
the many blessings received and en?
joyed by them during the past year.
"The soil has j'ielded bounteously
of its trensure, neither war nor pesti?
lence has taken Its grim toll of their
numbers: education and morality havo
made noticeable progress; material
comforts have multiplied and good
citizenship has made decided advance
BOHEMIAN
BEER ?
THE MOST;EXPENSIVELY BREWED BEER
IN AMERICA
SERVED] WHEREVER
.QUALITY COUNTS
Tie Pbfl G. Ke
ly Co., be.
Distributors.
1413E. Km St.
PbonerM 1358
For a Case.
E STROH BREWERY CO.. DETROIT, MICK.
Wampany
This Sale Offers the Biggest Bargains for Christmas
Everything Has Been Plainly Tagged at the Lowest Selling Price.
Is Selling Rapidly
New and Used Pianos, /NN&LPMZM? and Player
Pianos, Sheet Music, Albums, Books, Folios, Cabinets,
Organs, Small Musical Instruments, Etc., at
20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60% & 10% F,?
These Big Discounts apply strictly to present stock, and will positively not be allowed on
any of the Cable or Schubert line of Pianos to be received in the future.
A CLEARANCE AND CHRISTMAS i
Just prior to closing the deal between the Cable Piano Company and their successors,
the Corley Company, several large orders were under construction in the factories of the Cable
Company, and were booked for shipment to Richmond.
This stock has arrived and is now on sale. There arc several carloads of the famous DeKOVEN,
manufactured according to certain specifications made by us, and the DeKovcn has been sold on this
market for years at the fixed and definite price of ?250.00.
We are offering this special shipment for $200.00 on time contract and $180.00 cash. Remember,
this piano will positively not be sold at these prices after this sale.
Bargains That Will Be Eagerly Sought After
One 5450 J. & C. Fischer Piano?Full mzc cabinet, A
upright, rich rosewood case; slightly used; dinnn r? y% X
$202.50
5225.00 on time; CASH.
One $400 Chase Bros. Piano?Ebony case, ilighlly
used, but in excellent condition; $160.00 on /r? t a a t\j\
time; CASH . $144.00
One $350 Kinftsbury Piano?Full size upright; slightly
used; case shows a scratch or* two, but other?
wise all right; carries the full factory war- flJO*)A CA
rantee; $245.00 on time; CASH. Wbt?c\J?ij\J
One $400 Cable Piano?Probably one of the very best
values wc have offered. New model upright; flJOTO (\f\
slightly used; $280.00 on time; CASH. O?0?*UU
One $300 Wellington Piano?Slightly used upright;
good for long and satisfactory service; $180 <P 1 CO AA
on time; CASH. ?>10Z?U?
One $400 Schubert Piano?Used, but
now in fine condition; a real bargain; $200.00
on time; CASH.
One $300 Eastern Make Piano?Mahogar
full size, ivorv keys; best nicke, finish; $180 <?t /?*> A A
on time; CASH. <J> lOZ.UU
$180.00
upright.
Only a Few Shopping Days?Then Christmas?Buy Now
If you want us to hold goods and deliver for Christmas, we will gladly and promptly do so.
Successors Cable Piano Co.
213 East Broad St.
t?*nl. and commercial activity und In- ,
du.sirial prowth have become moro
pronounced nnd extended.
"With so much to be thankful for,
a grateful people should make the
morrow Indeed a day of thanksgiving
on which praise should be froely of?
fered to Him from whom nil good and
perfect things come.
(Signed)
"Edwin 13. Norrls. Governor of ..on
tana:
"K. S. Vcssey. Governor of South
Dakota: *
"James U. Hawley, Governor of
Idaho:
"John Burke, Governor of North
Dakota;
"Oswald West. Governor of Oregon;
"Adolph ?. Eberhart, Governor of
.Minnesota:
"Joseph M. Carry, Governor of Wyo?
ming;
"Stephen R. Fitzgerald, Lleutennnt
Governor Colorado."
Governor Chase S- Osborn, of Michi?
gan: Ideutenant-Governor Fltzgeruld,
of Colorado; Governor Eberhart, of I
Minnesota.and former Governor Barnes,
of Washington, speaking at a mass
me.etlntr in tho People's Church, of'
this city, to-day. Joined in the decla?
ration that woman suffrage Is a move?
ment which is bound to sweep tho j
country wlth'n the next few years,
and were unanomous in their support
of the movement, and in their praise
of its operation in the States In which
It Wim been tried.
Onrrett?Mlnter.
[Special to Tho Times-Dispatch.]
PocabonlHS. Va.. November 39.?Aj
beautiful home wedding was solemn-'
ized at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W.
M. Mlnter on East St. Clalr Street
yesterday morning at 6:30 o'clock,
when their daughter, Miss Annie Belle,
was united In marriage to Earl V. Gar?
ret t. of Lawrence, S. C.
Thp parlors were tastefully decor?
ated with cut Mowers and potted plants.
The olrlclatinq: minister was Rev. Sam?
uel W. Moore, of Blucfleld. W. Va. Mrs.
Post-Office Hours To-Day
Schedule of bours for the Rich?
mond post-olllce for ThunsBl vlng
liny, November 30, 101 It
Executive Division wilt be open j
from 8 to 10 A. 31.
Money Order Division will be
open from 0 to 10 A. M. I
Registry Dlvtalon will be open i
from 8 to 10 A. M.
Stamp Window will be open from |
S to 10 A. 31.
General Delivery will be open from
8 to 10 A. 31.
Carrier*)' Window will lie open
from 8 to 10 A. 31.
C'arrler? will tnnke deliveries a?
follows)
Three and four-trip oairler? will
moke one delivery, beginning at 0
A. 3f., at the main office and Man?
chester Station, and at OiHO A. M.
at Station* "A" and **R." Two-trip |
carrier.', will make one delivery, be- i
trlnnlaR at f> A. 31. Regular boll
day collections will be made,
Station? will observe the name
hour* a* ninln office.
DlapHtchea to atntinnai
>'.?.,?? H|45 A. 31.. Si.10 A. \i.
??II," ?HM? A. 31.. 8i:t0 A. 31.
Edwin Mlnter, of Konova, W. Va.. ren?
dered tho wedding inarch. The beat
man wan II. A. Corbett. and Miss Lil?
lian Sampselle. Qf Williamson. W. Va
Was maid of honor. Maater Edwin
Mndaey, carried th* ring; In a white
lose. The bride entered with her
father.
After the wedding the couple left
on tho i A. M. trBln for Lawrence. S.
U. where they will spend their honey
moon with the parents of Mr. Gar
rett After u week's stay they will go
via boat from Charleston, 3. C. to New.
\ork, and will bo homo In that '.-Ityi
after December 15.
Verdict for Defendant.
Verdict and Judgment for the defendant
wer,, rendered yesterday in the City Circuit
Court In the cas- of llichesnn ft t'rutchticld
offiiln.-tt T. N. Kdwards. rite suit was for
commissions claimed on the sale of prop
j Don't Suffer With Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
I Constipation or Other Stomach Troubles
A Few Bottles of Gonquerine
Will Restore Your Health
and Make You Well
and Strong.
. A sour, gassy stomach is caused by food
fermenting in the stomach instead of di?
gesting.
i Some people get in the habit of eating
oast, others overload their stomachs;
cthers, again, do not take enough exer
ise.
These habits will soon put the strong?
est stomach out of order.
It is then thiij you become thin, lose
your appetite r,nd strength; you feel
badly all the time.
Go right to your druggist and get a 25c
bottle of CONQUERING, eat just what
I you want, when you want it, take a tea
spoonful of CONQUERINE immediately
I after e it ing, yourfood will digest properly
and you will feel fine.
You can prove to yourself that CON
1 QUBRIN'E is just what you need.
CONQUERINE is purely vegetable.
It is nature's own remedy, and will posi?
tively cure the worse case of Dyspepsia,
Indigestion or Constipation.
There is only one cause (or these trou?
bles. It is the poisonous gases produced
by fermented food in the stomach.
CONQUERINE removes these gases
immediately.
CONQUERINE is sold by druggists
generally. 25c. 50c and $1.03 bottles.
Uuy a bottle and get rid of that sour,
gassy stomach.
When tltc stornich is out ol order na?
ture cannot do its work.
CONQUERINE will assist nature.
There will be no griping or other bad
after effects, such as are caused by nianyj
so-called dyspepsia remedies.
CONQUERINE is the only Dyspcpv.v
remedy that sells for 25c, and is guaran?
teed to cure or money refunded. Made?
only by Leftwich Chehttc.il Co., Lynch*
burg, Va. i
Boshen Shoes Are More Comfortable
Than Pullmans and Not
So Stuffy.
507 E. Broad St.
Thanksgiving at "The Fern Leaf
Corner Fifth and Grace Streets.
For Men and Women.
Special tables for parties can be engaged.