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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18

The Williams Law Association. which
is composed of the students OF the law
class OF Richmond College. held a very
large and enthusiastic meeting Wednos-
0ay night at the College. The following
question was debated. Resolved That an
educational qualification should he re-
qu.r.d OF voters The quest pa WAS ably
discussed on the afiirml'ive 10y Ne.srs.
STAFFORD Drew and Gavie. gui On the
NEGATIVE 10y MeSsrs. MoOhar Skpwith
and johnson. The same was decided I'm
favor Il the affirmative
After the literary exercises the ssscc-
alton resolved itself into Moot Court
before which court all violations OF the
constitution. bylaws and rul,s Of the
association are tried.
The following are the officers 0i the
as.o.iatiou. President. - .. Enciish:
Vice President. Arthur Van Blrea. Sec
rotary Claude NJ. Dean; Treasmer j..
Thc association will meet aeaia o. roxt
Wed csday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18

Tho Traction Company has a large
force Of hands at work on lis First-street
lire. the Injunction which restrained TINS
enterprise having expired at l. clock
yesterday.
judge l.. l.. Lewis and Mr.. Allan Potts.
who secured tho injunction on behalf OF
the property-owners. said that 1t was not
likely that another attempt 10 obtain
am Injunction would Dee made.
There are some points. said Judge
Lewis I'm the Norfolk case decided Nv
the Supreme Court. which do not exactly
bear upon our case but ] cannot now
say whether we VIII pursue the matter
any further.
Meantime work on the line goes merri-
v on and will he pushed ahead as
speedily as possible. President John
sk,ton William If the Traction Com
uanv. SAYS that be intends Ia make tn'
lime "a nrst-cllss one in every respect
ANA that number Of rarlor-cafs VIII
be put on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18

lie Fell Down the step, and Was Pain
fully Hurt.

fully nun.
A serious accident occurred at NO
1921 east Main street yesterday evening
about C.l5 O'Clock. as result OF which
Joseph II. Cheatham, a white man about
thirty-nve years Of age. now lies at
the Almshouse suffering considerable
pain. Choatham Is deaf-mute. lie
lost his balance when coming down the
steps. and fell all the way down. II
was soon discovered that he was pain
fully hurt.
An urgent call for the ambulance was
sent in. and a prompt response was
made. with Or. Iabenberg in charge.
After hurriedly examining the man .
Injuries. the physician had him re
moved 10 the Almshouse where careful
attention was given him.
Cheathams left leg was injured and
he was badly bruised about the body.
DIR. Labcnbcrg was OF the opinion last
night that no bones were broken. though
he was not certain about II. At late
hour last night the injured man was
resting quietly. 1t is thought he will
recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18
ElecIlnn Of Officers.

AZ the annual meeting OF Richmond
Lodge 40. lGi. J. o. :. b.. held az
Duld's Hall on Tuesday night the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
sun. term. Past President. \. Cohen;
President. T. Phillips. Nice-President. H..
H. Rosenberg. Secretary, 5 J. Hirshbers;
Treasurer. a. srneCk, Guardian, j..
Hravcman. Warden \. Maloy. Conduc-
Tor. G.. Frank. Trustees. a. Schw1rtzman.
A. Fisher and NJ. Ovenstein.
The lodge also paid to Mr. O.. Frank
the rrm OF 500. endowment due 90 him
ON account OF his wife. who recently
died in Baltimore.
This order pays $1,000 upon tho death
Of member. $500 on the death OF the
wife of a member. and there are lodges
in every city of The United States and
Canada. and tho lodge in this city num-
bers soycuiy-fve members
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18

Rev Dr Hartley Carmichael ga ]e-
er.c Fast Venerable Master Of Liba-tas
odce Of Perfection. No 9, will deliver
short lecture az the lodge meeting ncXt
Monday night. Topic. Spurious Scottish
Rite Masonry in America since - O
do1tn Of the great iur.st consult ana Ma
sonic SAGE. General Albert Pike. no sch.l
ar im the Southern jurisdiction is CD vel
qualified To discuss The history or ;hi-
loscnhy or the Scottish Rite, II Is sand.
as Dr. Carmichael
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18
CHRINTUIS Music.
yiolins aud H,rp Features at the Second


Enufi-t Church.
The order Of Christmas music and ser
vices al the Second Baptist church next
Sunday is as follows.
Vountary-"The llarps Of Gold [. A.
Ilaycns.
DoAolOgy.
Lords Prayer chanted.
Hvmn-'It came upon midnight
Clear
Scriptures.
Anthcm-fwith accompaniment for vio-
Inns. harp and organ)-"ln a Manager Re
cliring." by C.. 4. layens.
Prayer.
Tymn-"Joy 10 the World
Oncrtorv-"Christi Awake lac
compartment for harp and organ)--Geo.
". Warren.
Sermon.
Angels from the Realms Of
Glory"
At the night service several Christmas
carols and the anthem. In Manager Re
cliniue. will be sung.
Ouariotte choir consisting Of Mrs. Wal
ter c. Mercer. soprano. Miss Erna Bass.
contralto. Mr.. Walter C.. Mercer. tenor.
DR. w Ralph Clements. bass Organist.
Mr.. Herbert l.. Reese. Director, Mr..
Walter c. Mercer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18
Some Special Values
, 2sa in Sterling Novelties.

An aggregation Of suitable gifts
Of the highest quality, guaranteed
sterling oa5-IoOo fine. IneXpen-
sivc gifts that require no apologize
words-they are the best Of their
kind. This is a list of Christmas
gifts that appeals particularly TO
those that observe Christmas
giving for its thought and senti-
nent; who pay friendships justly
tribute with a token of the day
the spirit of the gift multiplies its
trinsic value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18
Kichmond, Tredericksbnrg and Potomac
Railroad Company.
uoL1nAY EXcrRsIoN RATEs.

Reduced round trip continuous pas
eago tickets between AN stations and 10
Alexandria and Washington ON sale. De-
cenher I'd 10 the 18th inclusive ana De-
cember s0th 10 January LIST inclusive
final limit January I. 1877.
Tickets good going only on date OF sale.
Richmond TO Fredericksburg and re-
turn. ..s.sss.ssssstt.s sfttsfsFf ttstsff f-f''
Richmond to Alexandria and re-
turn. ..s..s..stt..t+.t t.s+sttsss wv
Richmond TO Washington and re-
turn, ........s.ssss's'+t..s ...fts. ff''S
{. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18
Christina. Holiday Rates.

on account OF the Christmas holidays
the southern railway viii sell round-tl
tirlets 10 points within a radius OF three
Hundred miles az rate Of four cents per
mile one way for the round trip. Tickets
10 be sold December "a TO -oth, ih,lu
Inclusive. with extreme limit January L.
Tickets will also be sold December 18th
10 18th. inclusive. 10 students hoidln
certificates signed ny the p''"e'P"'' VI
'i'SH J. G. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent
Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18

the rooters. AS heretofore published. a
number OF strong players Will be mere
when the preliminary games with
the teams OF the big league are
PLAYED. and when the regular season
opens II is believed the Richmond
team will show up favorabiy In
every respect The pan cranks OF Kich-
mond and Manchester are promised some
fine exhibitions OF the game next sea-
unt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18
southern Railway To Issue Clerical Per

The Southern Railway Company will
issue clerical permits for 1897 TO regu-
larry ordained clefgymen in charge OF
churches located on or near its line.
Ministers will apply 10 nearest ticket
agent for application blanks. Those liv-
ing in Richmond. Manchester and SUI
burban towns will apply TO the UNDER
Permits for 1896 have been extended to
January Is. 1897. ,,onro>,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18

Holiday Excursion Rates via X, 4. and l..
Railroad,
only s4s5. Richmond TO Washington
and return.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18
u - = = = :
Travelling Passenger Ag'


60 10 Harvey & Co. Florists NO !
west Broad street and get your fiah's
and Violets for Christmas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18
C.and q. Christmas Holiday Rates,

Between all other stations Of Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway the rate will be
ONE AND ONE-THlRD FARE FOR
THE ROUND TRIP.
These tickets will be on sale December
22d. 23d. oath. 18th. Both, 3lst. and Janu-
arv list with final limit OF January 4.
1897. To college students presenting GER
tificate of principal or superintendent OF
their Institute the tickets may be sold
December 18th 10 2lst. In addition TO above
dates. between stations located In Nir-
eini, and District II Columbia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18
THE IRREGULARITIES.

The following votes were credlted by
the board TO other names on account OF
the Irregularities committed by the ON
ciating clerks in writing the names OF
tho regular candidates:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18

Harvey 4 Go
have lots Of Violets-frosh every day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-18

>iigh'Iy-I sd TprIgnt Fihh"s'
From Slij upward-sevoral genuine bar
gains. Waiter d. Moses & Co, 100
MINI efranf.
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@eiter nab aelaffett,
3teb i@ btrdb bic @traRe,t,
&nd1e cine Nuelle,

0Sp i'd, frtea' SaS belle
,,2ome gtar" frtf@ pom SaR.
9as ihmedt nttr atss beffet,
@rao' tpte mnf'rem 0afteu,
9ie es ale iDbtea
HUB 10 Iauge prpbtet,
Bis Der Durft 8eiDid)t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-13
Gin Wsann, ber bereits 20 Sabre

= Gin Mann, ber bereits 20 Sabre
In 2eipjig uobnt unb iebt 2eipaiger
8urger unb fdhfiiber @taatsangeb6'
riger perbea m66te. ifi baSurd in Der.
Iegenbei: seieBt motbeu. bab bic ges
b6rbe bon ibm bic 8eibrin9ung eiues
@eburtsseugnifie5 forberte. st bat
n1mli1 In einem urnalbe Nmerita'S
bas 2idt Der Welt erblidt unb III in
6oIse SeEen auBer Stanbe. bas per.
lanste 3eusniB beiaubringen. Iuf
feine gorfteluug blu III ibm anfgetras
gen porben, tpenisHens eiue-beglais
bigte 8ei9einiguns berbei 5l fhaffen.
Nber aud bies biitfte ibm ni9ts belfen,
ba man ia I'm @runbe genommeu iptes
Der ni9ts 4nberes perlanst, ala elm @es
burts3eugniB, bas nun etnmal fur ibu
nidbt au baben ift. Denn iein BateI
bate ii9 ieiner 3eit. wie bic 2eip3iger
Ser .s3ts." beri6tet. miiteu i'm lr.
paIbe ongefiebelt, eiu Stud 2anb urs
bar gemabt. uub bier in ber WtlbniB
wurbe Der iegige gewerber um bas
2eipaiser 8trgerre6t geboren, fern ab
DON @tanbesbeamteu, priefern Ober
anberen Yerionen, bic bas freubige
greisniB In Der 8lodbdtte bdtten pers
3ei9nen t6nner. Wenn man in 2eip.
3ig bel Der uugem0bnIi9en Gage bes
6alles nidt elm @iniebeu bat, wirb
Der Mann wobl barauf ber3idten miii.
fen, fi9 2eipsiser 8hrger unb idblis
f1er uniertbah au 1ennen.
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0eilut,a fir apufld,n,eraeu.

slIs elm 6eilmittei fir ale arten BON
aopfidmer3en bat Ii6 bas electric
8itters als ugtibertreffli6 ermieien.
Gs betpirtt cine baasfa6e 9eilana uab
Der itbredf16ife nerpoIe sfopff6mera
hdlt ber ginpirtuas niht Stanb. Wtr
ermabuen Nlle. bic es angebt. fi9 etne
sslaide bieles treffid)eu 9eilmittels 3u
ferid,affeu nnb eS sepiHeubaft 81 pros
-biren. ssn Jdllen bon drOnii9er Ier'
.itopfung beto,rtt bies Wiittel gerabe3u
Wunbsr uub penise Gdle Dermbgen
linn lduaere 3eit au piberfeheIt.
gerin1t es. so @entS unb 81 bic
GIaiGe In ber Npotbefe BOT u, 9reib.
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photographer :!

@aIIamap's 'spbotograpbi> bi>
{d MnHalt, Ns. 513 Qf sSous
ffon. 5traBe, cine Sreppe bo6, III bic
eiu,iee, bic bas "Aristotype"s spapier
benubt, mobur6 fie photographer lies
fert, bic ni6t perbIafen anb beren
ssarben f96n .peiB unb bon REDEEM
5dwara liab. Werft gner 8elb niht
fort fur rptbs ober brduHfarbise pbos
tograpbien. benn fie iiberoauerll tetae
;3eit unb babeu teinen 3med. Gabis
net. Bbntograpbien tperbtn angeferiigt
i'm Breife bon $3.50 Bis $500 per
9uBenh.
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Gin perbausutspolles Salltmeut.

Gtnansteue acuuuIiipneu, pel&e bas Glet4sewt3t
ber GeiGditswelt eri4httern, titen BET Bettem ntdt
70 pieI lIntstI, als wenH be @tersn unfsbren, bic
ibnen pcn ber Ratur usep eienen Guntttpnen pers
rtdten. Benn biefeS Srsan ietne 1bdtistet etneut,
70 treten rnrsnistetten TN Slnte etn, pelAe gBai'
ierin&t, .3ndsrrutr. Srtsbfi4s @terentIaatRett,
iweSmdbtse anresuus gu s.ben, BITE f4 auf's 0ors
ibeilboftee ber hnr4 nttt mett5tnt4 prdpartrts
alfobolij4e Stimulantten srjelten uneri@eoet, ses
auen bic 5drnabionberunS Requirement Wttteln:
Dieie 0tsren. .Wehsln par excellence TT sbsnIals
pom srbbtea gBsrtb sssen Wtalarta, DsspsPne, Sals
aeubfen Ger,te baben ties pfeu ausseipro&en. Rers
Sbie, ppH Gltersbel6perben seplaste sente unb Res
tonpalescenten pretien eS ais loren befen 8reune.
ten 8pli&enrdumen; bte erfreult@iten Btrtunsen
rerbeu nttt auf fd parten laifen.
Wer auf Danfbarteit rednet, III
elm Gbefuiant In Wobltbdtigfeit.
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aeutide @ehansIa,,a


Sas GebGube, eigens fin ben 8ped bergeitent, hat
grpbe RGumlfeten, iped)e nit ben moberuifen 8ers
beieringen pereben iinh, uno bietet babrh bem Has
tienten 9nnehnI'dfeiten uno Bprfbeile, pede er tn
antern berartisen, ppn 9lmerianern geeiteten 5nis
tuten 1id1t inben prb. II,
Die gr6Bte HraIs unb bas ppaitdnoi8ite nftitut In
ben Ser. Ct &ein speites SnftttHt ber Welt hat 5D
piele Dutoerbp1e peilnngen gu berdeinen. Safiebe1
1T bon Ner5ten 9eleitet, bic 25zidhree 8rirat= ufo
SoIpaI =grfabrune in Mmeriia nn6 europa beftben.
Gpe5ele 9lbtbetIungen fir ipe5ieIe Sfrdnt6eiten
Srisinalmetboben fir 8ehdn6lnng tint Sane. @r0Bes
2aboratpruni, pesetabliid1e Semittel. Bir furiren
unter poiitOer @arantie ale drnnld.en unb beratpe
elten 2unsen=, gals, Gbren=, @aien=, Masenz, @es
bdrrt, 2eber= 5ers Rierert=t 8laien=, Srauer, @ez
birn=, @erpen=, Sant= Slut grisat nnb @eialeatss
gebanbInns fir ,e@fpiu6iuht, &atarrb, Dpipepiie,
SRbeumotismus, &rebs, 8anbwurn, 6emorrboben
unb sSanud)t.
YriDat. nnS @ei9le6tss Granfbeiten.
@erlOrene @annesfraft. SamenhuB, Gamenidtpdde,
gplaen iu9enoIider l1nbeionnenbeten unb gefIed,ts
lber @nsfueifuusen. Nerbenldtpddbe, 8erlieren bes
G5ebddltniiies uno Der @nergie 5mpoters lp. dbnen
uno Dlebenb aebeilt burd ME fehlhIaeenbe Original
bebanblune Sppbilis, Gtrictur uno @eidledts=
Stranlbeten jeoer Nrt, nerben in oer fr5e m6glhen
3eit furrt. Sltreu garantirt mo te an6eren mSlur
gen itno. Nie6rige 9ebiihren un6 @prreippnoen5
ftren8 oertraulid. Stunben bon l1br Moraens biz
ltbr Gbenbs an S0nn unb 5eierta9en, bis Il ilhr
Rorgens. MuStp6rttee Vatienfen nit unfebtz
0areiI @rfoIee brieflid bebanbelt. 1lnteriuduHgss
formular unb "Sie SduslDehren bes 2ebeus," (e5
5eitcn) tuerben frei 5usefffft. abrefirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
@6c @aotscn nno Grte Ct. SoIeop, %.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-13

gdpiubiu9t, @rippe, pnsumonlo
uub ale 0alss unb 2ungealeiben mer'
BEN bur6 .5bilob's Cure" gehell'.
9um gerfauf bel &alteper & S@u'
2orf. Sames @lapin, &. s. Speuehp.
q. @obn & Co.. 3. Stetu, @entrai
SruQ 9tore, u, Sdipeppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-13

= 0or bem 2anbqeridte in &obs
lena bat bieier Sage eiu iutereflanter
proseB feiuea Nbi6lub gefunben. Wor
stua Ii sSahren lieben li6 bier 6erren
aus @onem bel Der airmeB III 8ulap
(WofeO nit benz 8eliger eines am
ufer Der MOFeI baItcnben Gubrperts
in einen Disput tiber bas @eDi9t beS
Wogens mitianmt benz Bferbe elm unb
ma9ien li6 idlisBlid aateiidig, benz
8ouer pferb III Wo9en fur so pfens
nige per Yfunb ab3unebmen. Ser
Iubrmonu wiaisie ein, Der Wagen
purbe auf Der Waage Der Station abs
Getpoaen unb ergob inclufipe bes 8es
midtes beS pferbes bas 5iimm@en
DON 1900 81. Nun erfidrteu BITE bier
6erren ben 6anbel fir S9ers. be'
gangen In ni6t mebr gdG5 nh9s
fernem 3uitanbe, inbeKem lieB f9
ber iSubrnann nidt barauf ein,
itberaab pielmebr Wagsn uub pferb
eiuem 9pebiteur unb tlaete gegen bic
pier 6erreu. gr gpnann i'll aflen Sns
ffansen unb erbielt bieisr Gage mad
befinitipem llrtbeiIe iein GeIo. Die
Soften bieles Dro3efes be.rasea ebens
falls 1900 M.. io6aB bas Gnhrwerts
bas unter 8riibsrn 800 = 400 M.
wertb 1T, ben pier SpaBma6;rH aient'
Ii9 tbeuer sn ftsben tontmt, 9eo9 bas
su bat bic Rofnante iuswii4en bas
3eitli1e eeiegnet.
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yaer fiir seu somn,er ,ein s,ou

User fir ben CONNER fcin Saus
NIT ber beauemen, feline SSarme rcr'
brettenben eleftriidten Ginridbtnn8 su
nerieben ipiinidbt, ber tpcaoe fid) an
Bite q. u. @as Stompa8nte, tpeldbe
Die Mrbett Snrd, erfabrene WfanHer tn
Der beftea uno iiderften SSetie ans
iiibrem l1ft.
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Die Stte fomtttt,
Sd1 ipeiR, mas fruntnst,
Woran idb midI nur labe.
Scr 1rsfte 9urft,
9er lit mir @nrft,
60 lang tdb Lone Star babe.

gsrfspfuns perurfa@t bic 6dlfts ser
Ssrauentrantbeiten. Rarl'8 Gloner
Root 3bse If elm sutes Ntttel seseu
gerfopfuns. Gum gertauf bel Rail
teper & S9udarb, Sames glapin, 4.
3. Spelefp, U. @obn & Co., q. Steiu,
Central Drug Store, u. S&beppe.
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aarI's @Iober Boot Ibee If eiu
fidaeres Mittel gesen 4opfmeb unb ner'
b6ie arantbeiten. Nt9ts beilt 10 f4neu.
Bum 0ertauf bel 3alteper 8 e4n'
d,arb, eSameS @lapin, 8. s. epeneRp,
&. @obu & Co., q. 9tein, Central
Drug Store. u. S@meppe.
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Die q. u. Gas apmp asnie &

- Die 9. u. @as Sspmpagnie bait
in ibrer Office TIM Ssampmann Sc
bauoe Elm srpRes Eager BON 8asDfen
pprr1tbt8 sn nerfbteoenen preiien.
Gin folder 6od)Dfeu iOllte tn feinem
@anie feblem, bemn er lit clue sroRe
Grlei@terun8 uno 8eanemlthfeit fiir
bic 6auefrau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-13

@efunbbeit nnb sutsn atbeu erbaltei
Sbr bur9 Sbtlsb's @atarrb Renehp.
preis so Gents. Naial Sniettor fret.
3um Ierfauf BET aalteper 6 S9u&arb,
5ames @lapin, 8. s. @peaehp. U.
Gobn g Co., g. etein, Central Drug
Store, u. S9meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-05-13

oenn mein blanes @unber erlebt
Mebr Marobeure bate relatio au9
Napoleons grobe 9(rmee beim Ritd5ug
bon Mosfau nt1t.-Oculil Oa fons
men iie! Gben tritt ltnlere Stppf6aft
aus bem 9arf perratbe meine Infunft
nt6t, 2en6e1l i'd wtll lie iiberrai6en.
Ger @eneral trat in ben Saal 5llz
rid, 0elene stn9 SEN ainbern ents
geeen, bic nit Selbblumen in ben 9ane
Sen bonn G;pa3iergang 5uritdfebrten,
unb 9lnna trat ms Sdgerbdus6en,
um ibren Soffer@aoteoer auS3upaden.
ng6abe, baB Du uns nidt besleitet
BAIT" ia9te giftor gu ieiner Srau,
Der Sang bur6 ben Yarf mar erfri>
i6enb. Die Come i6ien 70 marm-"
(Eortfefune f5Tgt
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0as @e6eintni6 oer S60n6ett
1T @eiunbbsit. Das @sbeimnis Der
@efuub6eit if bic 9raft, bic nOtbise
Quantitdt 2sbsnsulittsl ju Dsroausn
unO gu ailtmilirsu.
80 9bnfn giss bshannts
1utt's 2sberpillsn turirsn nntsr allen
nmfdnben &Opfidmsrssu, Dpspspli.,
Malaria, 8erifopfuns unS dbult@e
&ruutbsiteu.
SMtt's 2eber YtHem.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-17

Don't forget that the Low Price Store
has the only perfect fitting wrappers,
the handsomest line of jackets and
capes, and is selling them at wholesale
prices. 4S1 Bond street.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-17
NICARAGUA CANAL
Chamber ot Commerce Passes Me.
mortal 20 Congress.

The Chamber OF Commerce met II
regular session last evening, Ther,
were present q, wmgatc, president
II. c, Holden, secretary; Messrs, Bowl
by Kendall, Finlayson, Gratke. perm
ger, BARLEY, L.ounsherry, II, A, Taylor
l., ], Smith, and others,
The committee on commerce and nav,
igation reported for adoption the FOL.
lowing memorial;
The Astoria Chamber OF Commerce
again respectfully urges action ON the
part OF the honorable members OF con-
gress concerning the Nicaragua canal
The many and great reasons for It's con-
struction have been fully presented
heretofore, but they become more ur.
gent every day, Business and national
demands are becoming moro impcra-
tive Now, with the termination OF a
period OF depression IN all kinds OF
business and the beginning OF new
era Of prosperity and n period pregnant
with great events about to take place
In the history and condition OF the
nations OF the world: II is peculiarly
dtting and necessary that measures be
Immediately taken for the prompt con-
struction and completion OF the great
waterway from the Pacific 10 the At
lantic ocean.
For your speedy assistance your
viii ever pray"
on motion the memorial was adopted
and the secretary instructed to send
duly authenticated copies under the
seal OF the Chamber to Oregon repre-
In congress and to Congress
man elect Hon. 7, II. Tongue
A communication from Mr.. John
Walsh. OF Seattle. in reference to the
OF fruit and vegetable
'anning and evaporatlng and picking
ousless In Astoria, was referred to the
on manufactures and indus
ries.
The committee on commerce and nav
cation were requested to prosecute |
heir inquiries OF Capt, W. L. Fisk, U. !
!. Engineers as to when the import
INT work OF the improvement Of Asto-
Ia harbor, already provided for by
he general government, viii be COM
nenced.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-17

Economy is something that everybody
tries to practice. and yet just little
oversight will sometimes rob the most
frugal and thrifty family Of a years
savings. You want to do as ]. p. Hick-
man, Of Monticello. Ga, did. He
writes For six years have kept Sim
mons Liver Regulator in my house. and
used in my family, and have had no
need for a doctor. | have five as heal
thy children as you can find"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that / have
been appointed administrator Of the
estate of w. H. Ryan, deceased. All
persons having claims against said es-
tate must present the same to me at
Astoria, within six months from the
date hereof All persons indebted to
said estate are hereby notified to pay
said Indebtedness to me, forthwith.
F. ]. CARNEY.
Astoria, Or, October s, 1896.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-17

Syrup, syrup, syrup, and maple syr-
up. Barrels, kegs and cans, all grades,
cheap. Pacific Commission Co.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-17

That clever literary racOnteur.
'Droch," who in private life is Robert
Bridges. has Joined the writer's who
are flocking in such numbers to The
Ladies Home Journal. "Drock" COM
mences in the December issue Of the
magazine a series OF ''Droch's Library
Talks" which will hereafter be a reg
ular editorial feature Of the Journal.
Mr.. Bridges will aim his work more di-
rectly at girls. and gossip about books
rather than review them. They will be,
in short, literary talks"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-11-17
MooDYs GREAT BIBLE CLASS.

Dwight l.. Moody. the famous evan
gelist, has made contract with The
Ladies' Home Journal. by which he
will conduct in that magazine a series
OF popular Bible studies in the form OF
a great National Bible Glass. 1t will be
made into regular and permanent de-
partment OF the Journal. and is to be
Known as "Mr. Moody's Bible Glass. "
The evangelist will personally lead his
unique bible Glass" each month In
the exposition OF some OF the vital BIZ
bic truths and win naturally appeal
TO a large circle OF readerA