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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14

Editor Democrat:


In answer to ysur question. will
admit | have said that the water
works ordinance as now submitted to
the vote of the people is crude and
imperfect. and that | would have voted
against it in the Council while there
was q chance to amend it: but at the
same time it contains saving grace
enough to commend itself TO the favor
of our people: therefore it will receive
my hearty support, and trust the
support Of every property holder and
friend of ctr city on election day.
1t may be well to add a few crude
reasons why l g strongly favor water
works.
The rate of premiums on insurance
is, at this time, eppressingly high.
The reason IL obvious, wster is scarce
and what we have is needed for
domestic use.
Mr.. Joseph. cashier OF the First
National Bank. hiss = irt,rr frnm
prsper authority stating that 50 sooE
is wafer works are established the
rates will he lowcred on an average
of TWENTY-FIVE rcr rs1t. This alone
will more than pay the annual sutla,
for water, and enable cur Council 10
establish a sinking fund to purchase
the plant.
Then protection from fire from sd
joining buildings will enable property
iIoldvrs to lower their individual ill.,
surance one-halt. This Is a great
saving and will more than pay for in
Producing the water Into the dwell
ings.
As n general rule from June to
November each year is very dry in
this sectIoa. During the long. hot
the sun turns every single
into pank, liable 10 he set in n blaze
by the slightest spark, and thus, at a
time, when our cisterns are run low.
and half of them empty and tacirl
hauling water for domestic
use. Thus, it is, at the greatest
time of'daBgrr from fire we IRE least
prepared to fight it. | have offer
trernUled for the salty of the city dur
the long dry summer when the
tap of The fire bell would force to
The Imagination the ghasily wreck OF
Dnr city in ruins, all caused by reason
Of u own false economy. Let us re- =.
move this nightmare from the minds
IF our people by voting for the ordi-
|,
Mr. Gilbert has assured me that .
With The exception OF four or fivo ex- I
'ert mechanics lie viii employ loral
sbur iii the construction o fthc works.
'his will enable our people now out
Il employment TO bridge ovcr the
ard time now 80 prevalent.
l!aring wa:cr will fD:re Us 10 con-
lruct sewer through the city. The Il
IS a general rule are willing Il
contribute freely fer this work. a. I
viii add so much to the cleanliness .
nd hcal;h of our now beautiful city. II
| have written this at the urgent Ii
quest OF friends TO rcrnoyc an CT fC
'nious impression that has gone b.
regarding my position: and hi
DIV assure all that | am now. and III
WAS have been. a strong advocate OF
wafer works. hi
hrEx.Nnr Pos Il
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14
TUESDAY

This seems 10 be an of year In
babies as well rs in politics.
Circuit Court will ave at
Benton next Monday.
The Perryville and Chester rail-
read will be completed and in opera
ton BY the first Of next October.
F. a. Rage purchased six hundred
bushels Of corn the other day at forty
cents per bushcl.
jackson statesmen arc not SO
numerous as they used to be. The
Democrats out there are now all
private citizens and the few states
men remaining in public life are Re-
publicans.
The case of the State against
William Carol, second mate of the
Idlewild, who is charged with killing
roustsbout on the Idlewild at
Neeley's Landing, will probably be
tried in this county.
You should not fail to see hat ex-
cellent Bear skin Shoe" sold by W
H. Huters at the "Gem Shoe Store"
on Broadway.
Judge Ross comes out to-day in
4 communication declaring himself
in favor of water works. The Judge
has read the water work ordinance
carefully aud he is now satisfied it is
q good ordinance and should be rati-
fed by the people.
AT the meeting of the Houck's
Missouri & ArkanesS Railroad Com
pany held Yesterday Louis d. Houck
was reelected President of that Com
pany.
e. F. Blomeyer purchased that
fine upright piano that was advertised
for sale by the First National Bank.
The instrument is a fine n and MI.
Blomeysr got it at a bargain.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14
Cape G~irnrdeau labor viii Con
struct the water WORKS.
Editor Democrat:

Sii1ce my return from st. Louis |
have been asked several times if in
constructing the proposed water
works system We Will import any
laberers. | desire TO say that with
the exception of a few (proDably slx)
expert mechanics we will get all our
labor here. also all material, such
as stone and brick will be purchased
here. All ltbor in construction of
reservoir. pump house and the laying
of the pipe line will be obtained here.
The construction of the proposed
water works will probably necessitate
an expenditure of from $4,000 to
$25,0O0 Tor labor and material here.
Yours, Respt.
\. w. GILBERT.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14
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.~LEAD-PENc1L JoTTMGS
Eemoranduuas Made in the BE.
porter's Wandcripgs.
MONDAY.

-Down in Scott County the candi
dates are clamoring for a division O
thc offices OF Circuit Clerk and Re.
cOrier. There are not offices enough
To go around and the candidates want
them cut up so us TO give all n taste.
With this month fresh oysters
will go out of fashion and straw berries
will come in.
A move Is on foot to have the
meetings of the City Council held in
day time hereafter, Instead of at
might.
We publish a statement to-day
from Mr.. \. w. Gilbert that sets at
rest the question of importing labor.
ers here to construct the water works
plant. Mr.. Gilbert assures Us that
al the labor will be home labor and
he says that ON TWENTY-FIVE thous-
and dollars will be expended here in
the construction Of the plant. lie
means by that. that that sums of
money will be expended for labor
and material right hero at home.
Ef"C. G. &. Certain Chill Cure,
S7of the best remedy yen have
ever used for (hiIIs and Fever
ycHr money viii lie rcfunced.
ltcssie1nf 10 take. Large bottles
50 cents.
For sale bv W. II. Coerver, druggist
The City Councilmcn of Doni-
phan receive one dollar and fifty cents
for every meeting olthe Council they
sttsnd.
Lawyers and doctors, as well as
Other people. sometimes use words
they do not know the meaning of.
The practice is 4 bad one and i; often
exposes the ignorance of those who
indulge In if.
Morrison 4 Davis sold a lot in
Garsghty's addition TODAY To a Mr..
Wright. Also lumber 10 build a
home.
The election for wafer works will
fake place next week and it is about
fine our people were all turning over
a ucw leaf and getting ready 10 walk
mp 10 thc polls to cast their ballots
for new lie aud prosperity for the
city.
C~4IEG-cn Ike 80 take sc. &. C.
Certain Chilli Gre" the pleas
Rnt and guaranteed cure for
Fever, AEuc and Malaria.
Price so cts.
For lie by W. IL. Cocrrer. druggist
"A numerously signed petition
will DC presented to the new City
Council asking for a repeal OF the
stock ordinance. The petitioners, we
understand. will ask that the stock
ordinance be submitted to a vote of
the people. ,
The Board of Directors of tn"
Fair Association met last Saturday /,
evening and received the report of
civil engineer McCrea on the Fair
ground race track. The report was /;
to the effect that the contractors.
Messrs. SeiIners and Neimanu, had 9
fulfilled their contract and were en-
titled to their pay. The report was
received and a warrant ordered in
favor of the contractors in payment
in full for the work. +.
Cure your corns by wearing the I
Seal skin shoe sold at the Gem Shoe ,
Store on Broadway by W. ii, Huters !
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14
To The Business Men.

Tie Cape Girardeau Creamery is
now nearing completion. The benefit
of this enterprise to the business men
cannot be over estimated.
The Creamery will handle all the
surplus milk produced tributary to
town and will therefore draw the
bulk of the farmers trade for that
distance. Farmers devote their COW
msuey to the payment Of current en-
penses. 1t is psid to them every
month at the factory and experience
shows that at least 80 per cent of each
monthly payment is left with tbs
business men of the town.
Lend US your aid in making this a
successful venture, and thereby inn
prove your W condition.
Respectfully,
CAFE GIRARDEAU CREAMERY.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14
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S0ffra-
4. W. GILBERT.

IL: Stcinbsch desires to inform his
customers that he has tire patent
right for manufacturing the Cork
Faced Collar in the following counties:
Scott, Bollinger, Stoddard, Perry aud
Cape Girardeau. Call aud examine
this new patent collar. wAin
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14

Farmers who do their trading in
this city are rs anxious for the estab.
fishing of water works here as any of
u own citizens are. They know
that water works will give our town
new life and make business for them,
as well as for us, better.
Holding Office causes some men
te believe that they are Just a little
bigger than other people, but they
are not. Very often men of very
small calibre slip into office, and we
are personally acquainted with some
officials who are of the small calibre
order-and they are rot all Demo-
CT ats either.
If your appetrle - gone moth.
ing will restere IL more quickly
&C. &. 4. Certain Chill
Csre," the great Tore and
guaranteed Cure for Chiils and
Fever. Price SO cents.
sale by W. II. Coervcr, druggist
Louis Il. llouck returned home
from Perry county to-day where he
has been for three months working
up the subscription for the Pertyvilic
and Chester railroad. The money
las all been raised and the work of
constructing the road is now going
IN. Louie nays the people cf Perry
lille are delighted with the prospects
the early completion Of the road
Call at the Gem Shoe Store" on
and see those Reindeer
kin shoes. W. II. IIuter's proprietor
\ good tit guaranteed.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14

Sulpher and molasscs roigned sup
RENE in the Spring time. Nowadays
we take HUMPHREYS srECIFC NO. 10
tor Dyspepsia. and all stomach
troubles. keeping the blood pure, so
thai no Spring dosing is necessary.
For sale by druggist.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14

Face cured. Sulphur 1ittcfs will
cure the worst case of skin disease
trcin a common pimple on the face to
that awful diseasc scrofula. it Is the
best medicine to use in all cases of
such stubborn and deep-seated dis
case. Do not delay; use Sulphur
Bittrrs and drive the humos from
your blood.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14

All abont the South. Complete
description CT the scile. climate. pro-
cheap homes and everything
Won want Ia know shout the South
beautifully illustrated. Issued month
ly and sent free to all applicants by
+. +. "osey. General Passenger Agent,
Il Ohio Railroad, Mobile, Ala
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14

April o, IS4.
Geo Baker, gtrs May frshh,
Jno Lartcr, Nonron Martin,
MolI;e williams, Martha Williams.
3 A verGTi I l. Terrell,
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say Advertised" giving date OF
this list. Ii not callct for within two weeks
they will BE- sent to the Dead Letter Once At
Washington City. o. CRAMER.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1894-04-14

Csps Girardesu, county Of Cape Girardeau,
skste q Missouri. for tbs week ending
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

Its Objects set Forth in It's Organization
Last Night.

There were exactly ten men present
when Alr. 4. p. Cheatham arose in
Pov.u.e Han last night ~ $50 O'Clock
- STAT. that the object of The meeting
vas o. see whether ~ were not best for
the temperance men 10 loih ana aiNA-it
With the Prohibition parry.
SIR Cheatham said That Doc hoped there
would be- "a free exchange Oh 81 Ws upon
-his subject IIe further stated that be-
lad always boon Democrat but that
d.. considered both the Democratic and
Eopubl-au parties as whisky parties,
and that he did not think Le could 10 me
future continue 10 cast bis ballot with
those parties.
After These opening remarks Nr Cheat
ham was elected temporary chairman,
and 1fr Smith secretary. This done
there was an Interchange ~ views hy
those present. The nature If t.e zee
marks made was crusade against ir-
temperance. AMI the loose local orll-
names and law dealing With the selling
OF N4a0r lu Sunday. d. Was decided to
form club whose object should le 90
further the cause ~ temperance. and iu
uuWis.. ~ brine politics into the club, but
simply % JET rs Influence De- always
against intemperance.
n was generally decided in the even
ing's discussion that u would Doe cou-
Hstent with the purpos- ~ the club 10
affiliate with tho Prohibition party. sim
ply from moral standpoint s. COM
mittce Of five were then appointed 20
l1oa intl the organization ~ The club.
There 1911 De ID meeting next Tuesday
night at the same hour and place. when
the committee wil make their report.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
yIRGlyIA MEcHAyIcS' INSTITUTE
The Annual MeetinE-Eiection OF ohicerS-
Tho Presidents Report.

The annual meeting of the Virginia Me-
chanics Institute vas held at that ",
sutution last evening. President W. d.
Wbitehurst presided. ,. rood
The presidents annual report N''
bv Secretary Thomas Elicit. -, and
The paper reviews The year "'y,tt..,.tion.
presents the prospect for the ''S'''-''
and says. ,arv VAL
liable departments. each one a. ieritl-
If energet!cally worked out 10 IL, Inc 10
mate uses, would be Of sret' orc now
this city. filling wants thaL oD",,factur-
fclt I'm many Of the largest mari MN can
ing and commercial interests s",,'r-,orting
only be done by aiding anu sLli "a 10
this Institute in such a HeaS.le TIE
give fun scope to It's great ~ TayelouCd
0nv branch which has peen ,.Sf schooi
10 any great extent is tn Goine a great
N technology. which Is oy,l' the most
,rori, tbe past session belhb '''e
surcessfuI IN its history, . ,bair limits
~. ciasses were hlled TO tHe ,s anil.
o,d sorne ~ them had 10 reI U.s. IN
t ySn,s during the session session again as
,rbe nresident calls attenti . a. n.ces,s,ty
- ne re- heretofore done 10 the "1S on, ~
ne mas ne' quarters than those no" i.
OF larger does dsa' not recommend now that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

any effort shall be made 10 raise the
balance necessary for the erection OF
suitable buildings. on account OF the
general depression, but recommends that
the effort 70 raise >~'"o for this purpose
be renewed as soon az the depression IS
removed.
The membership now includes five NE
two honorary and 325 active members
The president tn his report pays q high
tribute 10 the efficiency of Suqorluicn-
dent G. T. T.. BurCwln ana Captain
Thomas Ellet. secretary ~ the Institute
oTF1c-Rs AND nIBTc1oEs.
The old officers were reelected for the
ensuing year as follows. ". j. White
hurst. president. j. =. Montacuo. vl.o-
president. william j.. Slmons, treasurer.
Thomas Elicit. secretary
Mr. Whitehurst stated. whom his name
was placed in nomination. that when ho
consented last year 90 accept The position
n was with the distinct understanding
that fha cocoon for the proposed building
for the Institution be raised. but that IN
Consideration ~ the unusual depression
he would postpone the matter another
Year and told the members that the
amount must bee secured this year.
The following board OF directors was
elected The list contains several new
names: J.. r. Archer. Joseph =. Welsh,
William q. Ammons. Richard =. Fray
ser Joseph ". Laube. 10. S. Bosher, l..
r christian. John Cfamhln Peter f.
Greenwood. Edward + Seal. David A.
Ainsiic. Henry r. Holms +. J. Dosher,
Marx Gunst. IL " 5tarke. J. r. Jobson.
T. +. Jeffress. Robert y. Munfori r. r.
6. Davis. Henry c.. Garnet, and Mann.
TIE board cordially voted p two weeks
vacation % Captain Thomas Elicit. whose
services 70 The Institute are Invaluable
ana De VIII spend the time At Bar Har-
Dor
After the disposal ~ routine business
the meeting al f0urnfl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
EFFECI or TINE sTRIKE.
Prices a LittIe Higher in Richmond The
Beer Mcn Happy.

The progress Of the great strike I'm The
northwest SIS watched here with great
interest and much qualification was cN-
pressed yesterday that the embargo oa
The railroad lines would soon Boz raisel.
The PRINCIPAL effect On Richmond. as
heretofore stated. has been iu the .lne
ot dressed h,-t meals. lard. ana OH p
western products and the dealers say
that with what haas come ani the car
loads uOW Ou the Wlv the supply Nl.
be sufficient for the demand.
The results in some directions nave
been locally beneficial a. The scarcity or
western meat has made demand for
home products. and large amounts ot
mutton. VEAL chickens and home-Drel
beef has been used
The Riolmcnd hrawerles have been
doing a driving business since the strike,
and an officer of the Stumpi l}ie" i.s
Comuany yesterday said mat the lae'
weeks business Was the largest Ia the
history ~ the brewery.
The railroads report improved cpn4l-
fflrs and tic Ches1ueake and ohio,
which was the only road greatly affect
ra. reports that they are irrciN.h- west
ern freight more freely from connecting
lines and that fic blockade ot cars at
the.r terminal points have been eiIectually
broken. . 49,
Normal conditions are looked for at an
early date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
PFRs0NIL ASD GEEERfL.
Interesting Facts About Ihchmonc's o''i-
IN. ard O,h'r Matter


,r- l-~.rl, Myers. az Wilmington, y.
, g. f.. fts cry.
ll.,-or Is visiting relatives
at t- Te,tf-,oro 9fl
,,.. r,...-r r.e.. have gone
Nr. 1t --.,.'i. ~ v..eIls
20 ocean Dr." .'' Oh
Mss E--.r Rich h1s returned j, ',4
tvo-u.e.- "trip % w asAi.sl0H anu -'-"
York
SIR. James u. Bradley. or 81. north
Txort.--lEta .-rcat, IS quite .Il WIN MAJ
MrU fever.
,r.. d.. Smith. of Church Hil. has
,......i ....a. after a pleasant visit %
81. .rf.-f ...ln.
,-- ,.. U.l.ru. and family left
"l' 80 e..it.,..l. l.fo~. tlry uII
S ... -.,olr..r
..f... ,r, has n.a.l IN
-l- .l. i '.rr.., l-ft ye--. p
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N >tl- 10. r.rt.. til',r-.s ,,,f1
spending t,r-r'..
L.- c.l~-.' Hi..
Miss Jennie b. Manning ahi hef uN'i.'
,lr D. Murphy, u- O-' r.rI 'tly street,
-. VISITING friend, 81 Ia-'n .f-
,-.. Sunday school No Christ ca1roh wNl
t ,...r annual r,e.l. a' Providence
.. 3D.. rr..tls Ill. lith instant
.4 ,-......t and Nary and
,--.- 3D.. ii .af.-. county. l,ft
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
THIT BODF HELD ITS FIRST REG u
ULAR SESSION LAST NIGHT.
Street improvements in Marshall, Clay
and Jackson Wards Agreed TO as Re
commended by the Committee.

The first meeting Of the new Board Of
Aldermen was held I'm the Council Cham
Der last evening at o'clock for the
transaction OF the regular routine busi-
ness
President Turpin occupied the chair
and the following members were present.
Messrs. Allen. Bahen. Blake. Boykin'
Joseph ". Carter. Gray, Hardwicke.
King. Mountcastie, Moore, snead, and
White.
Nearly an hour was consumed IN the
reading OF the minutes Of previous meet
iuss, and work was taen commenced
with the consideration OF the report
submitted by the newly organized Com
nittee on Streets. This report re-
commended the same street improve
rnrrts I'm Marshall. clay and Jackson
vrarls which had been proposed 10y Jhe
olI committee on streets. when were
atoDt.i by the Board OF Aldermen Dut
stranded in the Common council.
The Board last eVening agreed 10 lir
following appropriations lu these resPr-
tive wards. 500 % grade, reset cli ~,
and 10 pave granite gutter on south sue
of Main street from hafNie 10 IN
street. and 20 grade and ~ pave SUI.
walks. $40 20 grade. curo, anu t~,.,
granite gutter on west 7.4e -. ' ',.,'
street from Floyd avenue - Grove ~
uua and % grade and TO pave sl-e""iN9
SLIGO on both sides or 'rr9te 100
from Harvie ~ Plum street, SOP oi 60
ti... of Torurariv street from rloyl ave
nh. ID Grove avenue. $40. ou a9ulH r''t
an Grove avenue from LOmparly siftrS
1870 feet west, >lo- on we hor't $40 $500
,1 1forrt4 streets. tsLs on tfe noi III
SIDE Of spring street from beiVldesI S5,, ~
Pine street. Sti2. ON toe cast soc Vt '.'-
street from Grace ~ tranNlln
ali of the above include laying -
SinI a. las granite tagging ON the nyIll
tf74 If CLAW street crossing norton sN.e,.'
AMI $50 on the north sloe % No
street crossing clay sFte', F go I<tn-
,'..,. sfreot. SOB on the west sl1e o. .,
ro,. street crossing clay street sl,-r-i
10 Grade curb. pave sranlle 'g,tf tra
20 pave with granite spans ~ tTir,oo,,
str.at from Broad 20 Clay street -i,,'
IN Grade and 10 pave slLe "1ln7' ,,.t
on the north side 90 lay lo' st-o an
from Linden TO Beach street, nom
,r. soufh side OF Dance stree, ,
i1...,,oir street 30 feet west, 80 ~,
g. ',,,tb, side of Main street iIon l -.HH
fo I0mbardy street, $40" on 'iii rom
eide of Leigh street east 40 an
| Graham street 20 Glmer street, -,
-tbfr1 10 Twcntv-fourth street : -,
/ ~ ~ north side OF Jefferson fath llo''.
| Nosb, 10 Pickett street, fVV on NV ~" u
5.I' -orr6T9ti.n line; 500 ON ne
/ sn-,h e1Ia ~ - street from lW,ell'yy
! ..,lrtn to Twenty-eiSRtn -treet 81 80,
! an tla west side OF "cnt, 70
! street from o. 90 . stree So, fr5m
/ west side Of Invent, -hlitDi iS ~
. o., 3D., .fr..t. s.~3 on the nottn e5e. "a
/ .,r.-. -.r..t from Tweutv-fo.rtn 20 i"'"
fy-dfth street. $500 ON me td7 80 Il
! 1',-,t,--e.r,rth street from VI IT,
street: $3.50 on the west s,ie Oh iD,
.t,..- from Louisiana 90 Denny Stree, 4,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
Solid Facts and Solid Sense.

The STANDARD" has the biggest bobbin
Of any lock-stitch machine.
Holds lJl yards OF cotton.
The first stitch perfect without holding
snCs ~ thread
Tne tension Is released when taking olt
the goods.
The finest goods are not drawn or
puckered
Less noise than any other machine.
runs 30 per cent. lighter than oli-style
machines.
The most expensive, beautiful and prac-
deal set Of attachments.
Bent wood work Of the finest nnlsh ever
Shortest needle used IN iock-sntch ma ma,
chimes. therefore less liable to bend ana
eldp stitches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11

Al a meeting Of the N C.. A. Cycle
Club. held last night. The following officers
were elected f0r the ensuing six months.
President, W. s. Heuning. vice-presl-
dent. j. G. Tignor. secretary and treas
urer. Leroy G.. Crenshaw; captain. Anton
Schatzel, first lieutenant. W b. Birdsong.
second lieutenant. j. Il. Jones. standard
bearer. u. l.. Carter. bug.er. H. Go0de.
Executive committee-W. T. Henning. i.
G. TYgnor. W. a. Lewis, r. ID. Yeats
and O. +. T1bbitts.
After the meeting the members enjoyed
n rinasant run. The club IS now In 4
[or,. healthy condition. with some very
good road and racing material
The members would be plea sed 10 nave
their friends Join them on their run sat
urday evening They Will stert az 40
y n and will 20 70 Seven Pines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-11
II Saves tho Children.

MY little boy was very bad on for two
months with diarrhOea. We used various
medicines. also called In two doctors. but
nothing done him any good until we used
Chamberiain's Collie. Cholera. and Dar-
rhoea Remedy. which gave Immediately
relief and soon cured him. I consider IL
the best medicine made. and can consci-
entiousiy recommend IL 20 all who need
Il diarrhOea or collie medicine" j. 4.
Hare. Trenton. Tex = and Decent bottles
for sale by Owens x Minor Drug Com
pany. =. " Slaughter. y. j. Reeves &
Co, and II. G. Forstmann. druggists