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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
The 1901 Dollar.

"Thcrc is something curious about the
American silver dollar and half dol
lar OK 1901, said q numismatist "Therc
were about 10000 of the dollars coined
bat not one OF Them ever got into circu-
lat0n. Twoof them are in well known
coin collections today, however, and
they are The most valuable of all Amer
lean coins. Why Che dollar Of 1904 was
never seen in circulation after leaving
thomiut is one of the msOlved govern.
mcnt mysteries. Il is asserted on good
authority that the two 1904 dollars now
m existence, while having been made
from iho original die, were in reality
not coined for many years after thai
year whom they wero surreptiti0usly
struck. and. 10 is supposed, issued 10 o
person high i'm authority, from whom
they subsequently passed into the collec
lions referred TO. Tho half dollar OF
1901 is surrounded by mystery equally
profound. There wcro over 1900 Of
fa,sc coined. bat not ono of these were
ever known 60 bo in circulation. On the
other land, but zoo quarter dollars wer
coined ia that year, and specimens O
these are i1 every collection and numis
mati-l' hop Philadelphia Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Pure Air from Coal.

An Enclishman is credited with tho
discovery Of a method of producing per
pectly pure air from the combustion OF
coal The process is very simple, and l.
described as follows: It consists Of o
brick chamber about 5x2x9 feet, built
upon the ground. At one end is feed
chamber and q fuel chamber. and at the
other q powerful exhaust and blast fan
Placed intcrmcdiately between the chans
bcr and the fam are baltic plates, splitting
plates. % standing bridge with perfoi
atoms al the back, and a hanging brldg'
with pcrforations at the front. Their,
are also several carefully proportional
mlcts to supply the exact quantity Of ali
requisite for perfect combustion. lssu
inc from fam mouth of twelve inche'
I'm diameter. comes rushing column Of
hotair. markingon the pyrometer at it
exit a steady. uniform temperature OF
500 dogs. Fahrenheit Not a trace OF
smoke or fumc is visible to the eye; moi
a faint Of any kind is perceptible to tn
taste or smell. New York Telegram.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Advice 10 Molners.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer al once.
IL produces natural. quiet sleep by Tel ewing
the child from pain, and the little cherub
nwakes as bright as IA button" Ii is verr
pleasant TO taste. IL soothes The child SOLE
ems the gums, allays all pa n. relieve. wind.
y .ulates the bowels and j. tn best known
remedy for diafrhora, whether arising from
ieething or other causes. Twenty. i've cent
y bottle. Iu.lhssa&W.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

New jersey blue law, which says that
any public resort where gaming is in
dulsed in is a disorderly house. and the
proprietors or managers are liable oin-
dictmcnt.
Last summer "a man who lives near
the track wanted to get a warrant for
the managers Of the track under the
same law, because the racing bothered
him. but he was unable to make any
progress. But when it is absolutely
necessary 10 get warrant the bookies
make them come. There is also a paper
out for the secretary Of the association.
Mr.. Cosler, and he will be brought into
the fold just as soon as he returns to the
IrnnI
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
COTTON REPORT
Baltimore Markets,

10y lrtkiaph.I
baltimore. August l7.-Cotton duh.
but firm: middling. ll.c. Flour SLOW
tending easier; Howard street and
Western superhne. 80 60as3.lj: do. ex-
ira. s3.2jaS3. 40; DO. family. e4.2jas4 80.
Wheat Southern irregular; quality
generally poor; Fuliz sOas,c.; Western
easy. n. . winter red spot. S2ias3c.
August. 52!is3c. September s9sls2sc.
Corn Southern slow: arrivals out o.
order: white. 4ini6c.. yellow, Babe. ,
Western quiet. mixed spot. 42ia43c. ;
August. 42ia43c. September. i@4c.. Oc-
t0ber. 43ic. Oats-Buyers demanding
Southern aud Pennsylva
MIA. 2Sa33c: Nes ern white. new, ga
2jc.: old. % s33c.. Western mixed. new,
25a2sc. old. 2sa20c. Hay Flow. Prlyis
ions quiet Coffee. nominally firm:
Rio cargoes fair lstalsic. Sugar quiet.
4 soft. Ste. Copper rather firm: re-
fined. lO.alOic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
New York Cotton Market.
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, August l1.-Messrs. Hub
baId, Pnce x Co. in their cotton circular
tonight say: For Saturday the
market has been a very active one.
the total trading aggregating 54.10O
bales IN the two hours of the session,
Of this over % per cent has been in
October, aud would seem To indicate a
very considerable liquidation in that
position, and we think a transfer Of the
long interest to the more distant posi-.
tions. August early in the session was
very firm, and one time touched 1875,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Chicago Markets.
Telegraph

CHICAGO. August II Wheat opened
weaker. Corn fairly active aud steady.
Oats dull and lower. Provisions weak.
Closings: 10 Z. NJ -Wheat-AOgust.
Tie: September. 56.e December,
1sc. Corn-AUgust. 3jta35sc.' Septcm-
Der. So a35.c October. 3jia3jsc. Oats
August, 2Otc.; September, 2O4a2Osc.
October. 20ic. Pork-August. 20 52t.
September. S952i: October, S9.5Sl.
Lard-August, SG.l7.; September,
SO III; October. S6.01i Short ribs
August. - 10; September. - 10: Octo-
her. 80.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Genera 4. y. Hor0arne. baltimore. "
PRE- STON BELVIN.
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. 8 Governor Street.
rom which itreacted four points.

from which il reacted four points"
Spot cotton closed firm. middling up
lands. N 3 Sc. TIE visible supply Of
an descriptions. according to the
Chronicle IS figures. is now - .5Ol bales
less than last year al the corresponding
time. and Of American 80 206 bales less
compared with the figures of July Goth
the supply Of an descriptions has de.
creased since then 3l3.1S0 bales. and of
American cotton 2ls. i1j bales Closing
quotations: August 10 81. September.
10 jlalO52 OctOber. no 3laiO 81. No
vembor. TO 0,sl0OS. December. l0.03a
1904, January. 30 Qs. February. lola
1918: March. lO.l9al0.2O: Aprii, 10 Pa
1927 May, lO.32al03j, June. 10 Boa
1910
I'm Liverpool cotton was firm and ur-
chmged; middhuB uplauds. esl. sales,
900 bales.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
srLLIvAN CONVICTION.

The conviction OF the inimitable and
the iuvincible John l.. Sullivan was a
great surprise here in the city when the
news came in tonight. and the South
ern jury and Judge which did the bust
ness are condemned in many quarters
by The hot heads. who know neither
rhyme nor reason. The thinking pOr-
ton of the sports. while not UNFOLDING
the attack which has been made on
sports in this instance, hesitate 10 con-
denim as strongly as some others do.
The question arises now. Will Governor
Hill give up Wakely and johnson and
MuldOOn There are many who think
that the request will be refused. Sulli-
van was arrested on one charge. and
taken South ON requisltion based on
that charge When he got to Puryis he
was tried ON an entirely different
charge. LAWYERS here say that the
action thus taken is unconstitutional
aud will not stand If fight is made,
and the chances are that fight will be
made, and "a hard fight. too.
STEVE BRODlE S EFFORT or MS LIFE.
Steve B5odie is making preparations
for the biggest jump of his life. He
expects TO 80 TO Niagara Falls and
jump from the suspension bridge there.
The inducement Cor tins leap is sand to
be S. 600. but it is more than likely
that Brodic will made the attempt il
the parties interested will put up
= GOO Nothing is too high or too
broad for Brodie viii goto the Falls
and see the jump. which will in all
take place 10 the early part
of neat week. CHAI1lFRE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18


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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August IRE
serve-decIea,e. $40 GOO: Loans in
crease. s1,436 200; Specie-decrease,
- 5Gj. 900: Legals-decrease. = 1890:
Deposits decrease. S2,l79 COO; Circua-
tlOu-Gtcrease. al 500.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Tho DamAilIe NInrkei.


DASynLE. Va, August 1.-THE to-
bacco MAJ ket has been very active this
week. Breaks fairly large, aud i'm
proved a- 20 quality. All desirable
working stocks selling high. Fillers
in great demand and scarce. Low
grades and frosted stocks unchanged.
Manufacturers have done rushing bust
ness. shipments this week aggregating
230. 600 pounds.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

ST. Louis. So. Angus, Flour
firm. bur unchanged. Wheat lower;
August. ilfc.n Corn lower. September.
3, H3eic Oats lower: August. Isle.
Land Prime steam. 800 Pork
Standard mes-. 5000: dry salt moais.
shoulders. - % longs and clear ribs.
- GLASS - cellar. s5s1iac6Oo.bac'n.
boxed -houldors. 1910: longs and clear
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

Hay-No. Timothy. per ton. $1,000
10 SlJ. j0.NO. ., $3.50 20 sl4jO;mixed.
SIP 10 Slt. Virginia clover. so 10 81.
Baled OJt5-Sll t0 ST..
Shucks-Baled. - 90 zoe.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 20
10 Zee: loose, pressed, large bales, - 20
-.
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIIONIAJS


H. oracB
NY pleasure saving
uer am and,
G ioyaIG ali
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
lulni,er.staAe> nc.

Lumber White oak. per 1000. $40 :
BIS: yellow pine. framing timber. - e
SO per 900: boards. IS 10 $40. poplar
West Virginia, No. 1, $50: No. ,, S2j
M - -1B
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGlNIA-IN NOTrOWAY CIR
' CIR COURT CLthkS OFFICE. Al
GUST -. 1850.
". a. Mann. Commissioner. Plaintiff
against
r. T. Forums Administrator n ais ..............
n.f.ntfauf.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Now York rInnnclal llnrhnl


NEW YORK. August IT, Money closed
at ,. per cent. Exchanged closed dull
and steady. Posted rates lsjiaiS>,
actual rates, l>l q. for sixty days
and 1871 for demand. Governments
closed dull and steady: currency 6s
IFS bid; Is coupon. To-, bid: AIS do.
lO6. bid. Pacific Railroad bonds closed
as follows. Union iirsts. 49,. do. sink
iug funds. liza, CentIals. llj.
The stock market opened with poder-
ate activity, but after the fret half
hour became very dull but firm. ad-
yaucing from TO per cent. reacting
from I to Z. and closing firm at near
the best prices Ok the day. The bank
statement showed q heavy loss in sur
plus reserve. and was the cause OF the
reaction. The bank statement shows
a decrease in the reserve II c3i 400
Total sales aggregated o.OiO shares.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
semenf.I.,me. Plaster. re.

Cement Union. per barrel, $50.
Rosendale. sl3j to Sli0. James River,
81 % TO Sl.3O
Lime-Rocklaud. per barrel. Sl.l0 20
Sl.l5: Anchor, 81 Oj: Riyerton, SLO5;
81: Virginia lines. 9jc. to 81.
Plaster Lump. q, ground. $500
to g.; Calcined plaster, Sl.6j to Sl.,j.
Neat. Flour anu neal.
Bulk Meats - Sides, &c; shoulders,
&c.
Bacon-Wes,ern shoulders, tic. clear
rib sides, sc, breasta. l0c; bans, l5c.
Flour Richmond patent roller
family, IS so to IS; fancy family s. to
IS 25; family. a 50 to "A 20; city extra
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

N oppooring hv AFFIDAVIT ma and Med
that a. Miller fhe Purchaser ~ the lnnd
mcnt Oued in thc proceeding. OF this cause
Is "A nonresident Df the state ~ Virginia.
And 90 also aprcaflne that he Is ln default in
flp payment ~ inn Two last bonds amount
iuc 81 200 with Interest given fur the de
ferrei payments on slii land. IL Is ordered
tlnt be appear here ON the nrst DAY ~ Tho
next tenn ~ The Circuit Count ~ NottoWty.
being september 30. l~~0, to show cause IN
any hc can. wnv the said land should not h-
sold no his own cost. risk ard charges. 10
satisfy lhc said deferred payments.
I..fYt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Baltimore stock Market.
fUy TDlqyrnUI

BALTIMORE August H. Virginia
threes. IS asked: Baltimore and Ohio
stock. SiaS7, Cincinnati. Washington
ard Baltimore stock. v9ag9.. do.
seconds. 81 asked do. threes 23i2i.
Consolidated Gas bonds, ll2all2t; DO.
stCc. 14sg4J
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

VIRGINIA Ia THE CLERK ) OF
' Flrl or THE CHANCE ltN COURT or
HE CITY DF NllH NOND TIE 10 DAY
Oh "A GJ-1. freo-lN VACATION:
lctfius j. Bishop. who ,u,- hy James J..
Singleton, utr nest friend .. .... Plaintiff.
against
Gins. y. Bishop .......... ......Dcicndsnt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

Iron-Amorican refined. Old Domin-
ion bar. per pound for standard sizes.
) l-iOc. English and American sheet
81 to BE. Swedes hammered. to BE-,
hoop. 3 to lic.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard siz,,
-. %: steel, S23j.
Malker hnr.e-shoss. -. mnles. -.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18


80 p. ,~...n ~ oo T." si ~ W
o-.J = tn-foo i
&c., .\-,..i,..i. ,...s .i,,,..oll a..
NOR .,o5ra ~, .' ~ bs,. s,..i fs,, ia.
new ham. I.rO.. IN r.. ~. .e.l.. s., A.
shoulders. Z ~ 50.
p.e..,,-ao f...ir .,,r n.unl
Broom q rn-2 d. A..
n. ..,'''' ,......-. ~ ..'......, ...,-
hlt''i DID, 1''''' = '' '.''''' y 80 '' !. .
nanny P,' "'' ''-'""
tno.-e ''.." -'ol' i'.'''.u y u 3 I'D "a i.
I'D ''.'i '.''i. ,'i' A. % 0',oi
',,. , ~ '' '''' ''''''
r.e.-fn r,a.a. fr..,. l3olt.. in
L,.e- a,.i tatr.l. to,tq.
Iiy p.ultrg- Hens. e5 +, pc. mixed
,,".. 80 o. cG,.l.,. ,nri,.,
io.'. ,-.rt.'. .',.ll IT,, H.. '''"-'
p...., M, p.,,. ...i.t ..e..
...'.'''l'i n.i.'. af. .i..
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,; ,-,t.5 iI..,i.',,,... .
ta4'. v....r'h.,,i.. .t.c.
r...b.,. pm. ii,.....'... fn.,. fro
r.r r.nn. o,iv.l a,fo3-.
F,,,.a.l- Pr hn.hti - ODD OSLO
I,.,..- 3.,..f.
u;,s. nrr f..- l.,t ,..;.b,. to
80 .l..l ~,
i'," ~ o' '' - ''''''''' '"N' 7''''''' ~
b i.-i Dr,,. ,..,,., a. s.. ..,
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n.i.r- .e... ,.r ..-.... l.t. o..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

RIcnMoNp. ". August II. lss9.

I.epor cd by John l.. williams a son.
bankers and brokers. ~. iii Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

kTIHGlNlA-lN TIRE CiFRk'S OFFICES
' Or TIE CliANCtRN COtNr Ot THE
CRY of klCNNONn. TIE 2Gru DAY pF
july. isSg-iN VACATION.
against
Robert ~mI1fl nul John lrslOp cNceu-
tor OF J Srrhinc J.. ~tannfd. decreased.
Defendants =.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

carrh with calling attention
CUNNINGHAM Collector
4. 1oufC General. gcnfB Baltimore,
lng ur ICE rInmv
Vryrc sp,ffuly, \.
~
tne a.. j. i.rae
caiauh le
n
who
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18
Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va, August H. 1889.

or .hlNhn.
Wheat $50 bushels.
Corn 100 bushels.
OATS 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat White, 20 bushels for seed at
92c. Shortberry, 400 bushels good az
Sc: 20 bushels good ut SEC. 10 bushels
good at Soc. 200 bushels fair at s3c.; H.
bushels common at &c: 30 bushels
common at &c. Total sales OF wheat.
7gS bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Notwithstanding. l0.c. low
middling, l0ic. good ordinary.
Hic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

The object of th.. -uif ls to obtain "a decree
against tNr defendant. Robert Sfanar ], fOr
fhr pfAmru OF ihr sum Of slN nundf'i and
fWrnfA seven dollars and siNty-niur cents.
With Interest 0u one hundred and tWn dOllfs
iui fn|fffllIlf cents. part thereof. from
fIr Isf DaF rl IuN. lr-2. until pad.
.ul 'l ONO hnniri Hnl thiriy-nine doi-
Iff- 5000 I'fIfN Fix cents. another pant
tu,rf. 2. fnm July luih. l-~2 until paid. nnd
ln fHfer hundred nni eighty -nye dollar, nnS
forty five cents. fIr residue thereof from
August 10th. i-ol. until kaid. and 80 attach
il % subject ail Interest - said Iohsri -fnn-
art Iu fls ssfnfe 90 Jnscuhlu' l.. Sianard
I.rrHnal. fl tIp sat s'ae ION of rild roht
AMI anitHNIt having been mHio aud nisd
flnt Robert ~fnnHfl ls mot n resident 90 this
state. 10 b, ordered that he apurll here wiih-
BOO fifteen after due publication uf ans
order. AMI DO what Is necessary t0 prot ,t
lls utt resis boz This suit.
lQ>tl.
CHAS. ". GDnDiN. tlcil.
a D.. holiday, ,Nt a tAhlsi.p.q.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

S3.;5 To -. city superfine. SO p to
$500: city fine, $500 to 50.
Meal-City, per bushcl, coo. country,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

disease to pintnc
Nc fr n n far elina
l lN BAG i DID,
~a I'd f .inoo
re fhanw olinlr saoo
Z account fort
made in the last
forced
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

Hay. Oats and straw.

ShipstuH per ton ol5.
Br0wnstuli per ton Sill
Bran Der ton tlJ.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

, un u liren houg,on
il amiofc
Thee
n
uiral The
"a the HUNS
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-18

i.e Dawlordsgille Times gives an
'''.. OF in senior editor. "o.d Sat,
peculiar aul - ltine 10 SAWS That
several days during ine past week
'a coast with his family. whore he
louis D9nAiy, Sir. Bailey Mathis
WELD. Walker. While out in ihe bay
.Hr da} they esped large gray
Dying directly toward them. Not
inai tlc national queen
'.Nieicond % make war on her
subjects. they quietly continued 20
'-i their lines. bat surprises never
iNsi as 30 reached the boat in which
wore hshing. 10 took an upward hight for
} a.siai GO. when ali at once down %
NJ "iin "a Tremendous swoop. striking az
,'... n'Iy VINO sat in the bow OF The boat
,.., 'Dt n.s Lead only by a hairs breadth. IL
, several other attacks. but was y x
.oef
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-25
Missionary Ship.

Last Friday evening the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Baptist Church gave the
second entertainment of the building Of the
Missionary Ship"
The church had been previously decorated
by the ladies Of the society. On the walls
between the windows were beautiful pictures,
the object lessons of various passages OF
scripture. Just over the transoms on either
side Of the rostrum, were beautiful mOttos
To the left we see "Rock of Ages Cleft for
Me-" to the right, "In God we Trust" The
rOstrum on which the ship was to be built
was covered with green canvas, which made
rich and beautiful appearance from the
light of the chandelier which hung high in
the center of the building. Atthe appointed
hour the choir sang "GIory be to God on
High" after which ED. @. B. Rogers read
portion Of scripture and offered a short
appropriate prayer
The first was an address of greeting by
Bertha Canton, followed Immediately by
Curley Lyons, with instructions on building
the ship. Immediately the first plank was
brought in and placed in proper position
This was the keel, and on 1t was written
"Jesus Christ" Pearle Dees then called
the attention Of the audience to the keel Of
the brave ship: the foundation, Jesus
Christ'-"For other foundation can no man
lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ. "
The foundation had now been laid and the
work continued, plank on plank, each bear
ing a suitable inscription, until all was com
plete.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-25
For sale.

1lHAI splendid property formerly owned
4 by II, Y. Does, at Deespnrt, sltusted Two
miles from the Court Honse and eontainlng
about ~ acres OF land, wish a frontage IL 5eA
feet On PIE 0alcaslea Ever, together WAN all
the buildings AMI improvements thereon sit
uated, to-Wit a one-ana.ashalf story awell-
Ing house With az elgnt foot hall o. both
ilQoyai with four reemH down stairs and three
rooms up stalFs WHIP 9oth iFent ANA hack
galleries, and double brick ehimpeys wia
Die place n eaeh room AoHn stairs Thrrc
d aleo 9n ~ % he buliIinR eohsnlnipe
dglpg roQml kitehep ana at9fsroQns q fllla
noyef' aad AZ NECESSARY pat nelHts ipeiiM
ing rev ehicken hegac Iheis ara elao op
the some Property ihggH eotiaeohops WIN
double brick cbiMnHgR 0Ha ftQfthuMse bill
the river henk, mo lugg aIllR Wlth ageap
Ing rooms also sfaRle dia Cartridge AbpSe.
a picket fente % good eandito1 fnfdses
INV R aiAs Hiilea pp
Nah ia eatg
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-25
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neigh
bors talking about Il. You may yourself he
one 81 The many who know from personal
experience just how good . thing q Is, u
you have ever tried u, you are one Of It's
stauneh friends, because the wonderful thing
about IL II, That when once given q trial, pr,
Kings New Discovery ever after holds q
place ID the house II you have never used
Il aad should be Afflicted witb 2 Cough, Cod
d bottle III once and give Il d fair trial. 10 q
guaranteed, QF money refunded Trial bottles
fee 81 w. Al KHAPF's drug store
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1889-01-25

Say, Billy, you say this is the first
time you ever saw the cars; never came
to town before in your life2"
mo, sir"
"How old are your"
Bout Is years"
''You look the very picture Of health.
Did you ever have the feyer?"
Il don't know what dat is. "
"WelI then, were you ever sickY'
"N0, sir,"
"WeIl, why is it2n
Case | lives to fur frum de doctors,
] reck en- ="
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Special N0tiee,

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
IL ettent5on 81 my friends and neighbors 81
tlis parish 70 the patfoniSatig4 81 III j O,
FLYNN. Having recently been under his
treatment for 90 Affection 81 tile column
spine, approximatng close 10 death, Of which
under Deportation ot Supreme power and
hla sllillful eKeftIons, was again Restored 10
health. Also, MY eop-iniaW, who hsd been
Ter o leng tine prqslfated With q serious
rising or his afpiu and q congumptiYe cough,
pot ape Go work, but houri a1pe ettiR aeaih,
ms been, through hls lasfrumenialitg, reg
support Of bic fanily by hia daily iah9F
~ Testimony 81 ths eboYS ACTS, freely
recommend hlta 10 tlie notice " alkNhp ma5
~ sliIl8laily qieete .,,,aao..
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Go to Sol. Bloeh,s new store.

. Group Is a terror to young mothers, es-
pecially during the winter months, as It is
vented, II properly treated as soop as the first
symptoms appear. HoarseDess is the first
symptom; this Is soon followed BY q peculiar,
rough cough. II Chamberlaip's Cough
Remedy Is freely given As soon as these
symptoms appear, It VIII Invariably prevent
the attack. There Is no danger in giving the
remedy, Rs It contains no Injurious substance
For sale by DR.. W. A. Knapp.
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% o sol. BIoah,a LIE sLoTs.

Nv school for boys ard girls opened
Monday, Sept. 3. Tuition 5000 per
month. Every effort viii be made 70
establish The confidence Of the people.
Thorough instruction, social refinement
and tuoFality will lead us II The disci.
pliae 81 tho school Ben viii ring half
a. hour before opening school each
morning This win give pupils auple
tlme u reach tie school before open.
ing, after they bear the bell.
MRS. DELLA *. BRYAN
Prpcipal.
Mss Rosa AILEE, Assistant
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HOEeI AFrivaIs.

LAKE HOUsE.-Jno. A. Stewart st.
Louis; c. B. Welsh, Welsh, La; H. B. Baker,
Eeb.; s. w Taylor, New Orleans; Henry
Stone, Lockport; J. F. TersoD, Houston,
Texas; Adolph Roos, Houston. Texas; J. u.
D. Woodbridge, Willis, Texas; ]. Moyse, New
Orleans; J. II. Carter and wife, Memphis,
Tenn; W. v. Ghaatham, sherman. Texas;
Sherman, Texas; Louis Grunewald, Jr., New
Orleane; s. p Wethertll, Vincent, La; W.
Vincent Vincent La; Isaac LyOns, Vincent,
La NJ Nicholson, Galveston.