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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07
AUCTION sAtEs-Future Day.
By II. p. Chaiiin & CO.. Incorporated
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. / north Tenth street.


n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF HOUSE AND LOT No. 9l9 ~. :
oHANAN STREET. IN THE CITY VI
RICHMOND. VA.
Under a decree Of the Chancery Court
Of the city Of Richmond. entered June
-. 1885. the undersigned. who has been
therein appointed a special commissioners
for the purpose. viii sell by public auc-
ton. on the premises. on Loo
AT G o'clock =. NJ. that certain real.
ESTATE described IN said decree. as
follows: That certain LOT. PIECE. OK
PARCEL OF LAND. with the improve
ments thereon. lying and being IN me Guy
OF Richmond. fronting twcnty-one i-l)
feet on the north line of Federal tBu-
chanan) street and running back between
parallel lines one hundred and twenty
four feet six inches ga CID TO an aliey
II feet & inches wide.
TERMS. One-fourth I'm cash. and the
residue upon three equal credits Of viN,
twelve. and eighteen months, purchaser
to give his negotiable notes Tor deferred
payments Of purchase-money, WIN iesai
interest added from day OF sale, and
title retained until whole Of purchase
money Is paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court. MEA DE hAShi 40,
r. B. CHAFFIN q Co, Incorporated
AuctiOneers.
warwick T. Epps. plaintiff. against Eva
j Boswell and others. defendants.-ln
the Chancery Court Of the city Of Rich
mond.
J. Charles W. Goddin. clerk Of said
court. certify that the bond required OF
the special commissioner by the decree
i'm said cause Of June -, 1895, has been
duly given.
Julv 1895. CHARLES w. GODDlN,
"a Clerk.
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by Charles \. Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. IL north Tenth street.

II Y VIRTUE or A DEED OF IkUSl
ID from Lutild Huxter, recorded IN Inc
Office OF Herrico county clerk, IN DEED
Book No. 40 A. page 81, j Will sell, al
the request OF the beneficiary tdeiault
having been made in the payment OF the
debt secured, at public auction, at Hen
rico County Courthouse. on the
18TH DAY OF JULY, 1875,
at IL o'clock NJ. the TRACT OF LAND
with all improvements described in the
above mentioned deed of trust. The prop.
eriy consists OF 10 ACRES. with a good
frame broom house. barn, sheds, and
a nice fruit orchard. On Charles City
road, near Fort Lee.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 discharge
the debt secured by said deed OF trust,
which amounts TO S72.25. together with
legal expenses OF executing the said deed
o; trust. and 10 pay the taxes due upon
the said tract ana the residue upon such
terms and secured in such manner as
the grantor may direct; or, in default
OF his giving such direction. then upon
a credit or enc year. interest added from
day OF sale, and secured by deed or trust.
Il. &. VINCENT. Trustee.
CHARLES A. ROSE. Auctioneer.
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THOSE SPORTSMEN FOUR.
UH0 THEy IRE tND WHERE 7HEi
60 TO ETERr YEAR F0R FrN.
They Have Royal Time OF hsit "h"t
Major Henry Austins Tells apout Them
he Half True some Particulars

There are four prominent citizens OF
Richmond who semi-annnaily snake
themselves loose from the shackles oil
business. leave behind them the smoke
ana din OF the city, and journey TO the
y,,r.l districts. where for week or so
they forget the cares OF life. and become
bows again. following all day. with the
fresh arior OF youth. a couple OF braces
of we'll trained dogs. in their search LOT
The eaflv-fcathcrcd Bob White, or else
Wink, the streams with the dritly-cast ny
I'm their cndeavors TO snare the iaI5
cbnb the silvcr-shining perch. ana the
spccklcd trout from their watcry hanhts
refer 60 Mr.. William H. CuihnS"or'",
Better known as Uncle Billy. the gei'"i
and corpulcnt postmaster. the ifiehu OF
ali anti-fat medicine conpouhueis i
brother. MIR. J. y. Culiingworth, ana
those two astute legal lights Of the kich-
mond bar. Messrs. Charles Meredith ana
Henry Cannon. who. with BLACKSTONE
and Chitty. appear so wise ana WHY
compose the party.
wHfRE THEY GO.
Carries Pond. New Kent county IS the
place where the fun-loving quartette gene
rally 20. at least. at this point they nave
their small and unique but nicely hued up
club-bousc. The place is an ideal one
The Qond in question is "a large BODY OF
fresh. natural water. wherein are more
numerous and varied kinds OF the hhhy
tribes" fhan ever inhabited any other
body Of water. large or small. on the race
OF the earth. At least. l MAKE TINS
abatement based upon the many stories
yvcited to me at some length by Uncle
Billy as TO the catches he has made from
che pond He loves 10 tell OF MS mar
vellous hauls. ] am equally delighted to
listen. so my corpulent friend reels his
choice stories by the hour. pausing every
now and then 10 punctuate his recitatons
with a merry laugh, or else wheeling
IN his easy chair. 10 ask for corrobora-
ton OF his facts from Major Henry Aus
tin. who always stands at a respectful at
tention. ana says "Sarvant. Massa," when
you address him.
MAJOR HENRY AUSTIN.
The Major is no less person than Uncle
Pnly's body-servant the disclaims being
valeO and he always goes on these out
ings I'm the capacity Of caterer and a
right royal one he is. too. No person
can brown brace OF ducks TO such
perfection as the Major, or fry the nsh
with the same degree of culinary art
and then. when II comes TO mixing EN-,
boss" as he said; IL knows just how
dey wants 'em."i This last requirement
makes the Major much-needed and all
important factor on these trips. or
course, Uncle Billy IS the acknowledged
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THEY TILL NO TAILS.
Property Transfers.

Emma j.. wife OF Clarence Peyton. Al
Feet on west side ST. Paul street between
Couits and lin. $50; Robert Hin. Jr.,
10 A. l.. Straus. certain personal proper
~ At No. 10 Governor street. 500. ID. A.
Nsinbrunn,s trustees 20 Lucy A. WE WE
First street between Leigh and Jackson.
$40.
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WEDNESDAY. July 10. 1895.

WEDNESDAY, JOLl ~ 1870,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the MINERAL
RIGHTS described in a deed from the
James River Coal Company TO John A.
Meredith and Robert Howard, trustees.
dated March n, 1874, and recorded IN the
clerks office Of Henrico County Court IN
Deed Book %. page so, as follows: All
the coal, coke iron, fire-clay, ana other
minerals of any kind whatsoever in and
upon and under the surface of two GER
tain tracts OF land. lying partly in the
county OF Goochland and partly In the
county Of Henrico the one belonging TO
L. W. T. Wickham, and containing
GlS $1,000 acres, and the other 10 John
Wickham. and containing 6Jl $4,000
acres, except, however, one mOiety Of
the minerals and mineral rights contained
I'm 1O7 2-l0 acres, portion of the said John
Wickham's tract Doth of which said
tracts have, however. been, since the
above date, conveyed 10 Macberg Wick
TERMS: One-third cash. and the resi-
due in two equal credit installments at
six and twelve months from the day Of
sale, the credit installments bearing in
terest from the day of sale, ana the pur-
chaser giving his negotiable notes for the
same and title retained until the whole
of the purchase-money is paid and con-
Veyance ordered by the Court. or all
cash, in the option OF the purchaser.
EDGAR w. CARRINGTON,
ALLEN G.. COLLINS,
j. X. V. DANIEL,
EDMUND PENDLETON,
WILLIAM Il. WICkHAM,
Special Commissioners.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

- edmond FEMALE SEMINARY.
IL No. 3 l1ASr GRACE STREET
RICHMOND, va.
John II. POWELL, Principal
Mrs. II. g.. pEYTON. Associate Principal.
The twenty-third session OF this Board-
ln. and pay School Will begin September
81 1895. and close June 10, 1896.
Course of instruction from Urinary 10
Collegiate Department fun ana thorough.
THE best advantages in Music, Art, ana
Languages.
Richmond offers many advantages FOR
Improvement, I'm Lectures, Concerts. dee.
For details, apply for catalogue 20 the
Principal COR at city b0ok-stOres).
iy6-sa, su&tu3m
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LETTINGS.

~ ERMAN-AMERlCAN ASSOCIATION
" OF VIRGINIA-Meeting at Sanger
Hall MONDAY. July 9Th. at $50 T.. Nj.
ARRANGEMENTS for celebration OF German
Day. All members are requested 10 at
tend. THEODORE MOtshtH,
1y7-lts Secretary
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STATE FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL
Faprf1XilIe, va.

twelfth session begins September II,
lSlJ..
tuition free 10 two hundred State
students.
sion OF nine months.
For catalogue apply 20
JOHN 4 CUNNINGHAM.
jy7-su, we&frsw President
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1900 WEST BROAD--'PHONh gus
1905 EAST CARY ----PHONE lo''
Q. II. PAGE.
jy3-sm
A ROLLER TOWEL FURNISHED
~ every day. with soap, 'ono, ~ 49,
Whisp. and Plate-Glass t9hSS' f-NDRY
for Dc. per week VIRGINIA La y -,
AND TOILET SUPPLY CONTAIN 'i'-
7l6 east Broad street. Phone &C
je22-tf
HAVE THE RrsT AGENTS ARIl-
GLE or EARTH. send poslal ia
particulars: nothing like ~ creuil 20 "a, "a,
worthy. wanted 10y everybody ~ ti',esf
permanent. growing business 10Y '..tf
people. THEO. NOEL, GeoloAisi,
cago.
w ANTED-OCCUPANTs FOR \ DE-
w LIGHTFtL FRONT kooM
Third street. with good table board ~
care The Times.
NJ ANrED- TO BOARD GENTLEMAN
W and wife. or two genuemen' NE,
pleasant room ON the ftst uooi, boNi
very reasonable. also want oce
for cheap rooms on second auH 10
sired. Apply No. 0ll east Nam sliee'
jy7-lt'
Nh. FOSTER THE PHOTOGRAPHER
VI says don't forget 20 have the cllh-
dren photographed before going away LOT
the summer y
cALEsMAN WANTED FOR CITY
- and state. Address az once, Win
references. SALESMAN" care y -
BOX 1874. .f'-'-
IVANTED-TE FOR SECOND
w FLOOR. Apply az No. east ,iiae7
street. Y'-4'-
w ANTED-A COUPLE TO OCCUPY
w NTCEIY-FTRNISH l. X % n
ROOM with small room adjoining. WIN
board. also Table BOarders Wanteu' Aelue
comforts Front basement room. iui-
nished with office desk. &c.). for rent
suitable for a physician Apply aL ID"
east Main street. Y'-i9
W ANTED- PARTNER ~ Az
" AGENCY BUSINESS not go mucI
capital as push. energy enterprise ana
business qualifications roQuire1i lllluit
aged party preferred. Ailte w, i-.'
fun name and references "AGENl -
care p. o. Box 1884, y'-lt
XUANTED-AN ACTIVE. BRIGHT
w young man about seventeen years
OF age. thoroughly acquainted with tne
he willing 10 live at the Springs. Apply,
with references after lO o'clock, % H.
HARTMAN. General Manager, aOl cas-
Main street. -y'-i1
w ANTED - EMPLOYMENT by \
W thoroughly competent oilft man
frsf-class references Address So
General Delivery, city. .s'-i"
- OARDERs WANTED-LARGE AND
ID pleasant rooms, terms moderate 'n
east Leigh street lIi-l-
w hNrED-TO SELL ONE SECOND.
w HAND CARRIAGE. suitable for one
or two horses. Apply az bANNhl
STABLES, lNU6 east Franklin tllc. Q.
jyI-2t EDMOND BO7sIElA.
NEW DISCOVERY FOR Skin AND
y CONpIENION-OP endorsed
by physicians; cures skin diseases ANA
makes clear. plump. healthy skin, guar
arteed. 3jc. per bottle postpaid agents
wanted. pamphlet ON skin free. Address
NANDERHOOF * CO., Druggist. you're
Dame, Indiana. yi-ll
c,ALEsMEN WANTED-Slo TO yl2J
= per month ana expenses stala Anei
p0sitiOn permanent and desirable ADJ
Dress with stamp, KING MFG COZ
ID. IS. Chicago. jersuit
ID ROFEssOR or LATIN WANTED
IN RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND. VA.
Address, with testimonials,
e. n. RNLAND,
fc3O-su wc&frtf Secretary.
w ANTED-A PARTY TO TAKE SEC
w OND FLOOR 5 rO0msl, central Joe
cation. moderate rent, possess ion Au-
gust 18TH QUICK, care Times. Jyi-lt'
w A~TED-PA RTIES u l. 5 Il / n
w STEREOTNPING OF ANY AND
ALI, KINDS, can have the work prompt
iv and satisfactorily done by leaving their
orders at THE TINES OFFICE. Terms
1asso,abie my5
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
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IRGINIA, AGRIc GU IRA AND
burg. VA southern institute OF Tech
nology. Twenty-fOur instructors. Thor
oughiy equipped Shops. Laboratories. and
Infirmary Farm OF 33S acres. oteam
heating and electric lights IN dormitories.
Degree course in Agriculture, Hortlcul-
ture, Civil Mechanical. and Elect -ifal
Engineering, Applied Chemistry and Cen
eral Science Shorter courses In Practl-
cal Agriculture and Practical Mechanics.
Total cost for session or nine months.
Including tuition aud other fees. clothing.
board. washing. textbooks. medical at
tendance. etc, about Sis5. Cost 20 State
students, SlJ5. Next session begins Sep
tember II, 1875. For catalogue apply TO
]. " McBRfDE. Pm. D., LII D..
ty1 President
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BY virtue Of a decree OF the Circuit
Court of HenricO county, entered June
-, 1898, the undersigned, who have been
appointed special commissioners for the
purpose, any two Of whom may act, Will
sell by public auction, in the city OF
Richmond. In front Of Henrico County
Courthouse, on
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ON TUESDAY. JULY 9. 1895.

ON TUESDAY, JULY 9. 1875.
on the premises at u O'Clock NJ, we
viii sell the above truly valuable LOT
OF LAND. This lot not only fronts the
Southern railway, but is also valuable as
n shipping depot. being on the dock, ana
therefore must always be valuable Tor
business purposes. Come and purchase
q bargain.
TERMS One-fourth CASH balance six
and twelve months, with interest added.
FRANK ID. HILL a Co,
te3Oiv2 3567&9 AuctiOneers.
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No. g.

The above represents one of our pref
test city-front designs and can be built
of various materials to suit the taste OF
the purchaser, but Donald & Sons dark
blue granite, that is now being shipped
all over America for fancy, substantial
work, can hardly be equalled.
Having made special arrangements
we can astonish you in building with
this material.
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<VANTED- ORDERS LEFT AT ONCE
GREAT REDUCTION.
BOTTOM KNOCKED OUT OF PRICES
ANTHRACITE COAL
s.. sL75. and $3.50, according to size
and quantity.
SPLINT AND ALL SOFT COAL
SL75. $3.50 to $50 per ton.
GAYTON-
81 and 1925.
HURRY IN ORDERS BEFORE THE
ADVANCE.
BEST FUEL AND PRICES WITH Il1S
LOWEST.
QUANTITY AND QUALITY GUAhA"-
TEEp.
1900 WEST BROAD Plume ~
and ...,. 80,
1905 EAST CARY--------PHONE i0''
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n COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF HOUSE AND LOT No. al9 ~, :
CHANAN STREET. IN THE CITY VI
RICH NOND VA.
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In the clerks Office Of the Circuit Court
of the county OF Henrico.-M ickham et
ans. plaintiffs, against James River
Coal Company. defendant
l. j. T.. Broaddus, clerk OF the said
court. do certify that the bond required
of the special commissioners by the de-
cree rendered IN said cause on the 18th
day Of June 1895. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk of the
said court, this 18th day OF June. 1895.
j. T.. BROADDUS,
je30jy4. 1870 Clerk.
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there are so many other materials that are newer. Nevertheless, there arc some pretty Scotch ginghams whieh are very dainty, and are preferred by some on account of their durability. These are made simply with round, gathered waists and skirts, and with velvet of satin stocks and belts or with the embroidery collarette. This last style is especially commendable, because the collarette is so easily re- moved and laundered without disturb ing the rest of the dress.
 The enthusiasm manifested over the progress of the different baseball clubs insures an all-summer interest in out door sports. Then there is the yacht race in September to bring out all the fashionables in their pretty yachting costumes. For, though they do not take part in the actual racing, they must be dressed in keeping, like the spectators at tennis game, who never lift racquet, but always wear ten his suit. Yachting suits are made of duck, as we'll as the twil1ed f1annels that are considered the correct thing; but the hannels are preferable, be- cause they are woolen. Cream colored fannels for yachting gowns and tennis suits are marked seventy-five cents yard. Some have fine black stripes at intervals of half inch. They are made much as they always were, with blazers to be worn with shirt waists; but some introduce striped vests and plastrons that are very nautical in their appearance.
 The new sets of blue enamel cuff buttons and studs are very fashionable and may be bought for from three te five dollars. They are pretty in both cotton and flannel shirt fronts.
 Yachting belts are made with silver buckles in anchor and spar designs. 4 pretty brown belt, very wide, looked like duck, but was much thicker, ane had slim gold buckle.
 ALICE AMoRY.
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Oers, organize and employ them in works of mercy and charity, and in every possible service of usefulness in the church and in society.
 The league was organized in C1eve- land, O., May 12, 1890. Prior to that time there had been number of young peoples societies of different names in the church, each, more or less, inde- pendent of the rest, although generally having the same objects in view.
 Delegates from many of these assem- bIed in Cleveland to try to harmonize or consolidate them all into one. As might be supposed the representatives were attached each to his own society, and for time it appeared impossible to effect union, but at last, on che day indicated, it was accomplished and the new organization was born and christened.
 This was within the pale of the Methodist Episcopal church. The next general conference of the church ap- proved and adopted the organization and gave it official standing in the church, with Bishop J. N Fitzgerald as it's president.
 The local organizations in the indi vidual churches are called chapters. Of these already organized and enrolled the number is nearly 15,000, and the ag- gregate membership in this one de- nomination is about LOCO, 900 members.
 The league in its spirit and form has been found so consonant with the genius of Alcoholism and so we'll adapted to the end for which it was de- signed that the Methodist Episcopal Church South. the Methodist Church of Canada and the Wesleyan Methodists of England have adopted it. 1t is there fore now not only interdenominatiOn- al, but international as well. 1t is still spreading and growing very rapidly, having organizations in Mexico, South America, England, Ireland, Germany, Sweden, Norway and Italy; also in Japan, China and India.
 The second international conference of the members and friends of the Ep- worth league will be held in Chatta- nooga.
 The session will begin June 27, 1895, and continue four days It will em- brace the leagues of all the Method isms of the world. The programme is in the hands of the general secretaries of the M E. church, the M. E. Church South, the Canadian Methodist church, namely, Rev E. A. Schell, D. D., Chi cago; Rev. S. A Steel. D. D., Nashville, and Rev. ". Il. Withrow, D. D., Can ada. It is emphatieally present-day programme, full of the life and spirit of these stirring times.
 The general topic is: 1.-The Methodism of the Future. , Under this general
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make it the longest on record. The
 august responsibilities connected with
 such position for so many years can
 not be put into words.
 The creation of the supreme judiciary
 crowning the entire structure of our na-
 tional system was a stroke of transcen- dent political sagacity. Its position is wholly unique. There is no other judiciary in the world just like it. While it's functions are distinctively ju- dicial, the bearing and effects of it's de cisions have often been in the highest degree legislative. If the supreme court cannot make laws, it can unmake them. Our supreme court has, no doubt, made some mistakes, but the wonder is that, on the whole, it has made so few. But, apart from the con firmation of the constitutionality and so the validity of specific acts of con- gress, there are continually arising occasions for the final and authoritative interpretation of the meaning, the in- tent and applicability of particular enactments of congress.
 Justice Field belongs to an illustrious family. His father was Congrega- tional minister of distinction in western Massachusetts. David Dudley Field, his eldest brother, did perhaps more than any other one man to promote the cause of international law and jurispru- dence. The name of Cyrus H. Field, as the originator of the first ocean cable, by which, as John Bright said at the l. the old, twill scarcely.ever be forgotten among men. And the youngest brother, familiarly known in college as "Parvus Ager," Rev. Dr. Henry NJ. Field, has been for over forty years the genial and accomplished editor of the New York Evangelist. None of the brothers has any children likely to continue the family distinction.
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head will be discussed such topics as the following: What to Read;" How to Read;" Educational Opportunities Entertainments; s'Visiting;" Church and League Officers" "Thc Duty and Privilege of GiYing;" "The Lost in Our Cities;" Spiritual Ministry;" Chris tian Citizenship;" Membership of chil- dren in the Church;" Junior Leagues;' "Bible Study for Children" How to Win Men to Christi" and many others no less practical and full of interest.
 There will also be department con ferences daily for the discussion of the practical work of the league in its sew eral departments.
 Bishops Joyce, Vincent and Thoburn, of the Methodist Episcopal church.; Galloway, Hendrix, Fitzgerald and Hargrove, of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, and Sir Mckenzie Bowell. premier of the Dominion of Canada, are on the programme. These great lead
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CTS, with many other men of sminence, as well as a large number of the talent ed and promising young workers of the various MethodismS, cannot fail to make the discussion of the different top ics of the highest interest and profit.
 The music will be a special feature of the conference. 1t will be under the direction of Prof. Rowland D, Williams, assisted by the Park sisters, of Boston, and a chorus of 300 voices An im- mense chorus of children from the pub lie schools of Chattanooga will also par ticipate.
 Sunrise prayer-meetings will be held each morning in the churches and on Lookout mountain.
 Sunday morning will be devoted to sermons by the bishops and visiting ministers in tha8 churches of the city and suburbs.
 Sunday afternoon there will be mass meetings in the largest churches, ad- dressed by eminent ministers and lay men.
 The regular conference meetings will be held in the great tent, capable of seating 10000 people, where the open ing sermon will be preached by Bishop Galloway and the closing sermon and consecration service by Bishop Joyce.
 The local arrangements for this im- mense gathering have beer entirely in the hands of the young people of the Chattanooga leagues, and they have been managed with a wisdom and skill and thoroughness that would have done credit to veterans in such service. Nothing has been omitted. Every diff fculty and emergency appears to have been anticipated and provided for. The best and most extensive arrangements with the railroads have been made, se- curing half rates from almost every portion of the country. Excursions to the battlefelds and points of interest have been provided for, as well as side trips to Mammoth cave and other points en route.
 Chattanooga is expecting an attend ance of at least 15,000 delegates, and altogether the second international conference at Chattanooga promises to be most interesting occasion and & very great success. J. A. PATTEN.
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aes. Thousands write that they stered intensely with nervousness aai were cured by this great medicine
 ne building-up powers of Hoods scsaparilla are wonderful. Even te doses are sufficient to create an sppetite, and from that time on it's lealing, purifying, strengthening ef- bcts are plainly felt. The nerves be- egne stronger, the sleep becomes nat rral and refreshing, the hands and limbs become steady, and soon life seems to go on without effort" and refect health is restored. Such is the TToflz which Hoods Sarsaparilla is doing to,hundreds of women to-day