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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

WE have aspeedyand positive cure tor ca
tarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth ana HEAD
ache In SUlLOH'S CA1ARRH REMEDY. \
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use IL
II YOU desire health and sweet breath. Price,
b0 cents. Sold by B0dekcr Brothers ana
H. 81. Shields & Co. corner OF Fiith and Mar
sQall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

At 1926 yesterday the ambulance was
called to Third and Broad streets, to attend
col0red man VINO had fallen from his
wagon and cut his face. The physician in
charge rendered the necessary medical
treatment. The second call was at 2:il
O'Clock 10 the Richmond Locomotive Works,
to attend "A white man who had received a
blow on the back OF the head from ham,
mer. The physician dressed the wound.
The third call was to Fourteenth and Cary
streets, to IA colored man who was suffering
with cramp collie. After the doctor had
ministeied the man was taken 10 the aims
house
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Ia cuASCEaY.

The object OF this suit = 10 recoi'i p. ID
a.,enaorfs- hnygo0d x Cataktr. tlr sli. .'
~ort "a with interest nom ftofrAiN l.'
lss9. anf 10 attach ana subject o. ins ~
neni OF said debt certain sums o4 ino". ~.
said defendants. hsygOod 8 tNifk,i' p. .'..
san LOnaon aud Lancashire fife il,et' i-rs
fnsnrancs Compsny. OF Hartford. ara '.s
connecticut File i.suIance tVni-ins' n
hartford. Aud affidavit hayin- rseu -. pr.
and tiled that the said defend .nsS, ny r,ni
q Caraker, :. a. Coleman. Burden y so hi.
the :. T.. Coleman 4 hufden ,o"1 fs.s
ore reouised To appear here wi.nie ~. N,
iays after the dce publication heis'i 49,
what is NECESSARY 10 project tHs's ni''''
In this salt
A Copy Ieste: -, ,,onntN CLERK.
,,c.,,,nr a tLIrrr, pa. my 2.-isin
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Total.......... ........ 5il 1.3Oa 3ZO.23 32.''
Conversions, II; bapt.sms, ll-are report
ed for the month.
THE next and quarterly meeting viii take
place the second sunday in July with the
NiaY-slreet Nnurch.
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Answer This question.

Why 90 so many people we see around us
seem Ia prefer 10 suffer and be made mlsera-
bic bv Indigestion. Consumption. Dizzines
Loss OF Appetite. Coming Up 81 the Food.
Yellow skin. when for - cents we VIII sell
,hem ShlIoh's system NitadZer, guaranteed
fo cure them. Sold Dy BOdeller Brothers and
IN. shields a co.. corner Of Fifth and Mar
SD rf
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Ennnlnn Otey Eattery.

Tie Oiey Battery Association will hold
its annual reunion to-day at the old pump
house. These are always pleasant Occa-
,ions. and no set Of gentlemen know better
how 10 make all around them happy, when
occasion suits, than they DO. The members
are expected 10 De 0n hand at noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

AN energetic man can easily make from
$500 TO 5000 per month in organizing local
boards for the Endowment Building Fund
of the Life Insurance Company OF Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

OFFICE Df Ii
LIcIIMOND ASD tiii-AF.t..
ftkILElAn iOnIthl.
EIcHv0gD, y ,Juuc D. l-'U
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF iha
4 stockholders OF thc lll'ttNNl tfl.
CHS APEAkk RAtLlO A COMMAS b e'
be- held az tle office oi il' comp tN'
iOli Elst aiain street. Ncaiunns. ODD
TUESDAY. June i1th, 1880, 90 D. pN.h
CHARLis ". MArKEl fr''i i..i.
NJ b. PoITIAUL. Secretary. Itl-N
RrcliN0ND PAPER MASUFADlrtlNa l'sl
RfcHMOND. Va. juno l-." ,
THEREGULAR ANNUAL MEEllND
4 OF the STOCKHOLDERS oi i.t
compapv VIII bee ncld at thr Ollie. 'i
company, on FRIDAY JUNt ~ io'W' ID. u
A. All. CHRIS liAN,lnf
ip0-t0O Secretary and Mauii r
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sun riEes.-.......... $50 Noon riscs..fD- s..
sun seis."..a. .......1.2y DaS 'siengih lll eg,.
FOR WEEK ENDING JUNE IA t...
PREDICTED TIME fSIANuARI Dt ~
HIGH TIDE ~
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Yes, too Much Cannot

be said In praise of them for they are the
only thing that relieve me when suffering
with Dyspeptic Collie, says one, OF DR..
Dayid's Liver Pills.
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just at this time several people began
moving for the doors. Mr.. Jones immedi-
ately stopped speaking and looked intently
upon the retreating figures. AS soon as
perfect quiet was restored he said: ''lf a
Fiji Islander had gotten up and preached |
would have had enough respect for the fell
low, IL l didn't have enough for
myself, 10 wait until he was
through. ! want 10 say, in conclusion,
YOU men, come out TO the day meetings.
Let me tell you this is about the last big
meeting some Of you will attend, for pretty
soon they are going to haul you out 10 the
bone yard"
The meetings to-day will be at 10 A: d..
3P. NJ, and : I. NJ. No one is admitted
after the service begins.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

W +. uaygood and C. +. Carakog iaie liii-
ners in trade. under the sttie AND N'n
name OF HAY gOOi x Curikor. " ~ il.H. p
and T. q Harris, surviving pai'h.f, %
fhemselves. and s. Coleman under inc
firm name oi = L. coleman. tuid,h IS trl
The :. T Coleman x Burden comp ,
The London and Lancashire fite inetit
Company, OF Liverpool; the litruoio ~,
Insurance Company, Of Hartford, ano '..
connecticut Fire Insurance company, 81
Hartford iNis
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Lawn mowers. Latest and best. Nois-
less and self-sharpening. Prices reduced.
A. b. CLARKE n son, 1910 Main street.
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Yes. this is what Or. David's Liver Pills
do, and everybody praises them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

the genuine Dixie Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment if Won suffer with Rheumatism, Pains
in the Joints. Muscles or Leaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

4 DIME Corn Salve is no humbug. Try a
box, and if it doesn't remove your corn, ask
your druggist 10 refund your dime.
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A. ihaY CONTAIN

no mercury they can be taken by children
and most delicate ladies' with the greatest
benefit. We mean DR.. Dayid's Liver Pills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

Did YOU ever know one 10 use 4. Il. G..
Alternative for blood faint without a curey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
Sick Headache
.Aci VOL Ynnr Part,

Can be and is daily cured by DR.. DAyd''
liyer Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

THE River View Railroad is rapidly ap-
proaching completion. Track-laying has
reached Nevada and Meadow avenues
Meadow street is fast becoming popular
drive. Many handsome carriages are seen
al River Wow each afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA-lN ThE GLEaE 3 of +,
Y fItE OF THE CilkNCENl DOl .l .l
1.-THE CITY III RINuNoND TIE -DtA
DAY or NAY, 1890 IN Vacation.
STEPHEN putney aud Lewis IA Blair. lf'i
In trade, under the style lud hfm il
stephen Putney Il co. .................i itln'.i''
.r4Inef
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10
GLOW to Cure All skin Diseases"

Simply apply "Swayne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema. itch, an euptions ON the face,
hands. nose. Sc, leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. its great healing ana
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for swayne's
ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-10

Ladies will find the Plummer Bromine
Arsenic Water just the Tonic-AlteratlNe
needed to clear up the complexion. give
tone to the stomach and make pure the
BLOOD. at Owens ~ Minor Drug CO.'S
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contributions.
A NV YORK PREACHER.

Rev. Mr.. Graham. assistant to Or. Rain =
ford. of Il. Georges church, of New York,
preached "a very thoughtful and interesting
sermon at 81. Paurs church sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Graham has received call to be
assistant 10 Rev. Dr.iWilliams. OF CHRIST
church. Baltimore, one of the largest ana
most fashionable churches Of the Monument
tai CITY. lie is the guest Of his brother-iii-
law. Rev Hartley Carmichael.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. IrNE %.
ANHFNTn.

fvht W 1871 liMNfD, ItNE N
ARRIVED
Schooner MoonNehf. Cranmof. fnIf.,....
coal. Crump g. West. schooner 3d. g. -..
ner Baltimore. coal. C4umn & West
SAILED.
Schooner Cataw lmfrfk. roac. N.a l.,..
pig-iron. j. y. Gordon. u-.if. S.. ...I. I......
q Parker
PORT OF WiSI POINT. JrNl -
ARRIVED.
steamship lmNle Hllurs l.f-...
general cargo; Steamship Richmond I.n,
ney, New lork, general cargo.
SAILED
steamship Baltimore Bennett. Mrn..r.
general rgo; steamship NclmDnI. I...
nev, Ncwp1ft Ncws. general cargo.
'PoRrof NEWiOHg NEWS. Jr>ra
ARRIVED.
Steamship tIIMucn. Sew York. rD coal and
load merchandise. steamship hrIrunH. nm.
adeiul'a, fp intu hDirHf... .r. schooner
Nathan Lawrence. DO tom. tO lnld co1I.
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Clutches. Tru>-e- and Braces
All sizes. STYLES and prices at owens y
Minor Drug Co.'s
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cnArLAIN m REGIMENT.

Rev. DR.. Moses u. lloge, of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Is chaplain oi inc
First Virginia Regiment Of olunteer IN
fantry. sunday was "a day selected by him
as one upon which he would preach SER
mon spociailv 10 his regiment. According
IL. al ; O'Clock j. NJ. the First Regiment
assembled in ms church, occupying tho
pews Of the central aisle. The occasion
was further distinguished by the presence
Of "a large CONGREGATION. who listened with
pleasure 10 the deductions drawn by me
able speaker from the text, "lie that rulelh
his own spirit is greater than he that tahelil
city"
Dr. Hoge is at all times a pleasing speak
or. but his brightness Of thought ana force
fulness OF dictiOn. seem 10 grow win a-e'
and were never more enjoyed than Suho'!
alternnnm.
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sUNDAl-scHooL MEETING.

The Baptist Suuday-school Association OF
Richmond and Manchester held ii-
regular monthly meeting sunday even
in. with the East End Church
President T. II. Elicit in the char
The meeting opened with singing 10y lhC
school. after which Mr.. Josiah Ryland, Jr.
ofthe Yeuable Street Church. led in pray
er. The monthly reports Of tine various
schools were read. showing an average at
tendance of over four thousand. Ndresses
were delivered by Mr. William Ellyson. tor
merry president Oftho association, and Judge
Is. 4. Hancock. The meeting adjourned
with the benediction 10y Rev. Decatur Id
wards. OF the Clopton street Church.
Monthly REPNNl-.
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MfNfAIuRE ALNNNAC. Jrsgio d,
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HIcUfOND. Va. May lftn. l-.'
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF IIa
I STOCKHOLDERS of t4n ltiN N'.N
CITY AND SrNEN piNLS HALLWAY NNA-
PANN viii Dee heid at lo O'Clock A. 'I. 'N
ihe l4rU DAY oF JUNE. 1880. ai .1io De.
Broad street. JOHN g.. ] 'M Ltit
myll-H Secretary
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Av'ge At. Collections.
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A full report of tie affairs and finances ol
Portsmouth may Dee found On pages ~ nLd
- VI John l.. " iliiams * sons M"nua' oil
Inve.tmeufs for 1890.
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BICYCLING TOURS.
Many Types Of People Go Abroad
Wheels,

Many Types of People Go Abroad On
Wheels.
The people who go abroad on wheels are
OF many types. number of which are des.
ignated, the mere name making further de-
scription unnecessary; the boy who rushes
along the block on his fiery, untamed three
wheeler; the youth who rides safety SO
constructed that as the boy grows the sad
die is elongated. and the wheel is always a
good "ft" for him until he is ready to 90
into long trousers; the boy between seven
teen and twenty; this boy, by-the-way, may
be divided into two types-the style that
rushes in front of pedestrians to their con-
sternation and his amusement, who rides
hands of, hands on, legs over handles,
rushes mp hill, wheels down, friahteus
horses. and is "fresh," irrepressible, and
show-ody generally; the better type OF the
boy cyclist is he who rides along nicely and
enjoys the sport.
And now We are mp to the ''men'' cyclists.
the reporter who collects news awheel: the
clergyman who makes the rounds: the mul-
titudinous army of clerks who fight of
dyspepsia. indigestion. melancholia and
general lncapacity by ride in the mark or
on the rOaos after business hours. Then
there is tho large army who taxa up the
SPORT not AZ fe-preserver, or appetizer,
or muecle-makef. but for the merits of the
thing itself. for the opportunity it gives ono
to wander Tar Afield in search of beauty and
recreation.
Besides the riders Who 20 ont for conssi.
tasionA jaunts, there ass two other elassesI
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white Sulphur Springs.

The surveyors have just completed the
cross-sectioning of the Neihart branch.
The franchise for an electric light plant
was given by the city council Monday even
last to ]. ]. Hennessy, the town to be sup
piled with light within the next twelve
months.
John Link, Of the Missouri valley, met
with sad death Tuesday, week slnce. He
was returning home from Diamond on cleo
tion day when one of the breast straps broke
while driving down one of the steep grades
and the wagon tongue ran into the ground.
upsetting il and throwing Mr.. Link to the
ground with such force that he died from
the injuries in few hours.
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The fun man has watching woman
sharpen lead-pencil, woman has watch
ing man thread needle. -Atchison Globe.
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those who tour and those who race, either
ON the mad or na4h

those who tour and those who race, either
on the road or path.
Touring 10 the most pleasurable feature
OF the sport. Sufficient changes Of cloth
ing may be carried to make one comforta-
BILE for few days. To enjoy tour, man
should first plan to ride not more than
forty or fifty miles day, appoint definite
clothing used should be of wooden material,
which best absorbs perspiration and pre-
vents colds and stiffness. Few men enjoy
touring alone, and it companion who
does not ride any faster or any slower than
yourself can be selected, you will enjoy the
tour much better.
The greatest tour ever made is Thomas
Stevens journey around the globe. Francis
=. Thayer, of Hartford, Geo. w. Nellis, of
Herkimer. New York, and Theodore F. Van
Mehrbekse, of New York, have all toured
Weaver. OF New Haven, has just completed
q similar journey. W. Van Wagner, of
Newport, recently rode from Boston to Chi
cago, and Charles Nelson few weeks ago
rode from Chicago to New York. Long
distance journeys no longer command as
constituent, as any decent rider can tour
any distance if he has the time.
The favorite touring districts-that is
riding sections which on account of their
good roads are of national repute-are the
roads around Boston; the Lancaster Pike.
the Orange New Jersey district, in which
are hundreds of miles of good macadam, and
the Berkshire district. One of the most
famous rides in this country is the ride down
the Shenandoah valley from Hagerstown,
Maryland. to Staunton, Virginia, and the
Natural bridge; distance. nearly 200 miles. |
F. 2. Paul in Harper's Weekly.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.

NORTHERN PACIFIC.
No. !, PACIFIC Mail, west bound 1:35 p. m
No. 10. Atlantic mail east bound 1910 p. m
aEg at Logan with through train, No.
No. 8 Helena, Missouia and Butte E1 1895 ..
No. No.. = MMsrysvil1e9 passenger .1l;1o .. m
K Mnhai mixed R Mon Wed. and Fri. 500 ,. m
DEPART.
No. Atlantic Mail e east bound p m
No. 8, Logan 4 Helena Local, connect :
Meeting with through train No. !. for
No. 5, Helena, Missoula and Butte Ex.. 745 =. N
NO. Z, MarysviIle passenger ............. 800 q m
~; Maiysvils aooommodaticn s!s m
Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn Pass. 49,. $50 D. m
MONTANA CENTRAL
No. ], Helena and Butte express. $40 A m
NJ NJ n hs9tlc express. lilo . m
NO faclhc express ................... 2:45 D. m
No. I, Atlantic express. .l10oa m
No. 8, Helena and Butte express. ...... a:so.p. m
UNION PACIFIC.
For Al! points east, south and west, via
Fo9 al na;n Central aast and Butte so
Montana Central and Butte ' ~. 1anm
VA Northern Pacific and Garrison. 7:lS g m
VIA Northern Pacific and Garrison. E5O .. n
From all points east, south and west
;, via Butte and Montana Central. -. l1:4o = m
From al points east. south and west,
wa Butte and Montana Central. -. 60 n m
Via Garrison and Northern Pacific, l23O Is m
WA Harrison and Northern Pacific. lU:lO q m
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Taste VI. Craze.

Taste vs.. Craze.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hungerford, in an article on
Pretty Things for House-keepers," in
Harper's Bazaar, says: las artistic taste in
home decoration gains ground, the craze
for novelty in form abates, and people no
longer pine to transform innocent domes-
tic utensils into painted and be-
ribboned mural adornments. Dust
pans and coal shovels are noble
in their way, and shine with the beauty of
fitness in the kitchen, where their manifest
destiny finds fulfilment, but let us see them
no more masking as photograph holders on
the parlor wall. The decoration by needle
or brush now most cared for is less forid
tina quiet, and is used no longer upon
meaningless things, but is applied to arti-
cles of real use in house,
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Fort Benton.

Barefooted urchins were playing marbles
in the streets of Fort Benton Saturday.
Thirty bars of bullion weighing $500
pounds have been shipped to Great Falls
by the Little Giant smelter at Barker.
Mr.. Charles Downie. from Pleasant VAL
ley ranch, Bear Paw mountains, is in the
city: He reports everything lively and
stock fat in that favored section.
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GENERAL NEWS
OF THE STATE.
Great Falls.

The Merchants National bank, of Great
Falls, was opened to the public for business
on Monday morning last.
A handsome six-room dwelling is In
corner of erection on the corner Of Sixth
avenue north and Fourth street, for Miss
Fannie Ewing.
The teachers from various parts of Cas-
cade county who have been in the city the
past few days i'll attendance at the teach
er's institute, have returned to their homes
Daniel C. Miller, one of the prominent
and successful stock growers of northern
Montana, was in the city last evening. Mr..
Miller has shipped 900 head of fine beeves
to the Chicago market and realized hand
somely on the shipment this fall.
George A. Wells has rendered his resigna-
ton as deputy collector of internal revenue
the Merchants National bank and finds it
impossible to perform the duties of the
deputy collectors Office, hence his resigna-
ton.
The Maiden smelter, reports say, will
soon be in operation. The capacity Of the
smelter will be twenty tons per day, and
it is said that they have already enough ore
consigned to keep them running until
spring. They are building quite q large ore
house and have sunk q we'll twenty feet in
diameter.
It is reported that the Great Northern
officials have decided on the pass the road
will make through the Cascade range of
mountains. 1t is at Sultan. near the Skyko-
mish river and fifteen miles south of Cady
pass in the Silver Creek mining district.
The pass is the most feasible one yet found
and is also selected az being richest in min
erals.
Two pugilistic "unknowns' INDUCED in a
six round glove contest in saloon on the
south side Of the city for q purse Of $40
side, Friday night. Both parties were
evenly matched in muscle and science, and
it was closely contested, until the fifth
round when one of the parties managed to
get in "winder' and knocked out his op-
ponent.
The San Francisco Bridge company has
been awarded contracts for the building OF
three bridges on the Canadian branch of
the Great Northern over The Skagit, Stilla-
guamish and Snohomish rivers. The con-
tracts call for the completion of the bridges
by Dec. /. They are to be truss structure,
and the total cost will be nearly $l5O, 200.
The Snohomish bridge will be LOO feet,
and the Stillagaumish 400 feet and the Ska
git 600 feet long.
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I0WlAtOwu,


Fergus county people are complaining of
their mail facilities.
The carpenter's hammer is still heard
early and late. Building will continue we'll
into the winter.
Mr.. Charles j. Powell, of Ross Fork, and
Miss Agnes Golden, Of Baraboo, Wis.,, were
married last Thursday by Rev. George Ed
wards, of the Presbyterian church.
7. j. Frost returned from his home on
Mcdonald Creek Tuesday evening. He re-
ports big deer killing in that vicinity last
week, in which Frost Bros, N. M. McCau-
ley and man named Patton killed twenty
five in three days. One white tail buck
weighed $50 pounds.
Ole Opheim, John Moulton and Walter
Winnett were in from Grass Range last
week. Mr.. Opheim has just received re-
turns from the last of his wool clip, 4, l29
pounds which sold for 26 cents. The first
sales Of $1,000 pounds brought 2311 cents.
the whole clip netting 10 cents. Mr.. OPP
helm said he was figuring. on realizing
$19S over the first sales but instead receiv-
ed q draft for $1,462.3O.