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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28
DY AUCTION.

pY AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS. SALE or vALUA-
LOUISA MINERAL LANDS AND PER
sGNAL PROPERTY THEREON,
KNOWN IS TIE PRoPEs5t I III, OF
SYNDICATE. LIMITED. OF LONDON
ENGLAND.
LYING ABOUT TWO MILES WEST OF
-o,,,.. oMlNEEHAtt. ccITTf>,n NEAR
THE g. AND o. RAILWAY.
Pursuant 10 decree i'm the Industrial
ana General Trust Limited, Of LONDON.
Syndicate Limited. Of London, England,
and others. entered iu the circuit court
for the city OF Norfolk. ai the May term,
1sgN. The subscribers VIII. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1896,
at 10 a. NJ sell. by auction. on the prem
Uses. the following described properties IN
one certain TRACT or LAND. CON
tanning 80 ACRES. more or less Known
mines and personal property thereon
% That certain TRACT, with everyfh
real and personal thereon. containing ~"
ACRES, more or less, known as the Cosby
Both OF which were conveyed to the
Nitro Phosphate syndicate. Limited OF
London. England. by BOYD NJ. smith ana
wife. bg q deed OF the oath day Of sep
tcmner 1883 OF record i'm the clerks once
OF the County Court or Louisa, ana 10
which reference is here made ior otner
details of description.
The properties coDtain mines or great
reunited value They contain plenty or
water and timber Tor all mining purposes.
Where is % shaft sunk 70 a depth OF
no feet. with q level drive Of about IS
feet. There Is a west aud east ore de-
uosit. which is said 10 be eight feet
wide at the bottom OF ne shaft. with
pvrites reputed 10 DO OK fine quality ard
In great quantity. Persons Interested
arc invited TO GO upon tho properties and
acouqint themselves with their merits.
They viii be shown by Mr.. JESSE j.
PORTER. ~ Louisa Courthouse. Mr..
BOYD NJ SMITH. 1913 - street. Wash
iueton. ID. g.. Will also give Information
alCut them.
TERMS: cash as 10 S20.224.7 G and The
cNpcusce Of sale. say $3.50. residue as the
Nitro Phosphate Syndicate, Limited, or
London may prescribe. or II failing 10
indicate its wishes. upon credits or six
and twelve II o. tins the purchaser giving
bonds for the dcferItd instalmentf.
WILLIAM IT, WHITE,
JOHN II. LEW $.
Commissioners.
Virginia-Iu the clerks Office OF the Cir
cuit Court OF tho city OF norfolk, on the
12th day Of June. 1896
hereby certify that the bond required
Of the sugciai con rnissioncrs ia the above
mentioned decree OF sale has been duly
executed
Jcste. .
LAWRENCE WARNING. Clerk.
fvG 46S12 20 26au2 q &c % .2S-dtsr4
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OrD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
[ PANY.
DAILY SERVICE.
Steamers leave Norfolk,
tS-- Va, DAILY at 1870 L. NJ.
NN for New DIRK direct. Pas
ENE sengers leave Klchmond
D-gG via &. and %. railway 1913
lr<14A1M Il. NJ, or II. and y. rail-
VI road N. and w. route .
a 81, 70 connect with
steamer at Norfolk.
DIRECT STEAMERS leave Richmond
Coz New York VIA James river every
Monday passengers and treigho and
Eriday (freight and steerage passengers
a.,ivt al l.. NJ. Additional steamer
WrSighr and steerage passengers) leaves
SieHPnond for Norfolk every wednesday
ZIP. N. connecting with main line steam
er rIR no NEW YORK passengers can
Lave DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. for
pt,hmond via Old Point or Norfolk
hiiSSTpECer STEAMERS via James river
roDte' leave every Saturday passengers
and freighU and Monday freight oniyl.
Saii,ngs from COmpany's pier, ~ North
rtver. 3 p NJ: Saturdays. =. NJ.
Nor full information apply TO
rStN \. MAYER, Agent.
',,,a east Main street. Richmond. Va
% x. CTTrTr. huDrU,
W. y. p and IT. NJ. New York.
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A. q @@@G

Parties living out of the city who take
advantage of this offer must not request
replies 10 their advertisements sent To
The Tnimes Office. The Times will not for
ward these replies.
The advertisement must reach the oiiies
by q o'clock Friday to insure its publics-
ton the following Sunday.
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CONFEDERATE MUSEUA. IN THE
" Davis Mansion, corner Twelfth and
Clay, is open 10 visitors daily from ~
A. NJ. to ) p. NJ. Admission. % cents.
except on Saturdays. when IL Is free 10
the public. Annual membership ticket. 81.
which admits the holder at laIl times:
life-membership ticket $40. aDlR
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IF Nv LIN e.

ROUTE
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND THE
NORTH
VIA THE ELEGANT AND FAST
STEAMER VIRGINIA
COMMENCING SATURDAY, JULY IS,
jS9J
TUESDAY. THURsiDAtY. AND sATUR-
Lv. Richmond Rockeits). .... 800 p. N
~. Old Point Ccmfort........lO. 20 /. VI.
Nv. Baltin ore CB. and o. r.
". Phil3delphia (B. and O.
Ar New York B. ana o. II.
r. ....................-.-....-, 2:2o ?. n.
Ar Boston ......-......... ....ll.OO l.. NJ
Ar. Washington lB. ana O.
1T P1Ifimcre II. r. Rj...io .o a. n.
Lv. IhiladelI bia ~. r. R)..l2.27 j. M.
Ar New York P. R. R)...... 1903 u. NJ.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRS
". New York az. and o. r.
70 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ii 30 4. NJ
" New York a. r. R).....l1.OO A. NJ.
Is Philadelphia CB. and o.
~ Pi61igdeipiia II; r. RI. liz p n.
~. Baltimore (Bay Line)... 400 i. ".
Ar Richmond .......-........ 1000 \. NJ
The trip by this steamer affors a most
enjoyable san on lHe "Aih-s liver duu
Chesapeake bay. passing Dutch Gap,
bermuda Hundreds, city Point New
mort News. Hampton. and Old Point, and
fhrorch Hampton Roads. The service
onerel is unsurpassed in every particu-
lar. Large and luxuriantly furnished
saloons and statc-rOoms, heated by steam
ana lighted by electricity. Tickets sold
10 All nolnts North East. ana West, and
baggage checked 10 destination State
rooms reserved upon application In per-
son at the company's o1ice, No. $50 east
Main street. or on board steamer. For
further information apply 10
H. NJ BOiKIN,
General Agent.
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CAGToRTA.
ne ,i:- II
''' y: !; &ZzHAIMSI + i.ii'
G.. 4. X. Encampment ut -. aul, Mimi
Low Rates via Pennsy ivania Railroad.

The National Encampment of The Grand
Army of the Republic viii be held at ST.
Hlui September pa TO 9Th. For this
occasion the Pennsylvania railroad will
sell on August 10Th. 3Oth. ana 3lst. eN-
from Washington at rate OF so. Tickets
will be good FOR return passage until sep
TENDER 10th. with an extension 10 and
Including Septe nber 3Oth IL deposited
with Joint Agent az St Paul on or he
fore September 10th. For further in
formation apply 20 g. Studs passenger
agent 8. i. D.. Washington. j.. G..
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Bv virtue OF certain deed OF trust 70
the trustees OF the Home Buhding 'oIi',,
pany (pepetuaD. dated Apru II, 1871 silu
duly recorded I'm the clerk Office or INC
1luefincs Court Of Manchester, Va; ID
Deed Book Is. page II. which was SlFcn
10 secure tho payment OF certain bona
therein mentioned, default having been
made in tine pawn nj Of - portion theIeoi
and being directed by the Board OF III
rcefors Of the Home Building Company
OcrpetuaU so TO DO. We viii ohcr Tor SAFE
az public auction. upon the premises y"
FRIDAY. AUGUST 2s 1896.
NJ $50 O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY
described as above being the same con-
vcycd hy tho deed OF trust hereinbcfoie
mentioned. -
Tho houses have each Eve rooms, ana
the lots front together Al feet. running
back between parallel lines ITO feet To an
alley 10 feet wide
TERMS Enough IN cash 70 pay the COS
of sale. all past-due taxes, also a ratanle
rroD0rtion of the taxes for the year $50,
ana the sum OF S29l2j. which is nt
amount now due on said bond. ana the
balance. whatever that may be. on
credit Of six asd twelve months. Tor neN"-
table notes. with interest added, ana SC
cured by deed Of trust. -
N u. HARGRONE
FRANK Y. SUTTON,
u SELDOM TAYLOR.
Trustees Of Home Building COMPANY p pc
petuaD. "u-' :"
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shippers should procure New Freight
Tariff of r.. J.. and 7. Il. X.
between
Richmond and Baltimore.
Quickest time and low est rates Ali-Ral
Line
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Reduced Rates on Saturdays During Sum
Lowest Freight Rates between
Baltimore and Richmond
Nit
r. r. and 2. r. E-An-Bail Line.

Niagara rails Excursion via II. r. =.
and Penna x. X.
Niagara Falls tours viii leave Wash
incton, ID. g.. i'm special trains via the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad. at 1850 A. NJ, Sep
TENDER 5th and 18th The r.. T. and J..
railroad win sell round-tr.p tickets from
Richmond for these tours at Sl4.
For fun Information apply 20 Richmond
Transfer COMPANY. No 903 east Main
strcer. Jefferson Hotel Branch, Byrd
c. A. TAYLOR.
Iiafiic Manager.
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FOR REM.
l. OR RENT. O.
ono OF the most delightful houses AlE
In Richmond for rent situated on
Grace street. between First and Second.
Call write or phone 2O6 for Rent List.
T. NJ. WORKMAN 4 co.
Real Estate Agents.
auo3-su we&fr3t 1913 east Main.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
~.
BY j. d. Elan < Co.
Real Estate Aucticneers.
1l13 Main street
TRUsTEEs AUCTION SALE
THE DESIRABLE TWO-sTORY DE
TACHED FRAME DWELLING.
10. q WEST JACKSON STREET
SOUTH SIDE JACKSON.
BETWEEN ST. JAMES AND PRICE.
I'm execution OF "a certain deed Of trust.
dated July -. 1895. default having been
made IN the debt secured. and being re-
uuirc1 so 20 do by the beneficiary, the
undersigned trustee VIII sell ov pubic
auction. on the premises on
MONDAY. AUGUST 81. 1870, ..
no G o'clock +. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described In said deed. 10 being the above
named conveniently located ana 0eslfa"le
property. the lot fronting ZSi3 feet on
south side Jackson street between 81.
Jarrre and Price streets. running back
between parallel lines l56 feet. more or
Jess 10 an alley 1s feet wide. the dwell
ing being spacious and comfortable, con-
fsIrIns eight rooms. with the usual CON
veniences. and in good repair and there
is also good detached kitchen OF two
rooms on the lot.
TERMS. Cash as 10 expenses OF sale.
taxes. and the sum Of siNO25. with IN
Test thereon from July - 1896 aud tho
residue at six ana twelve months. ny
negotiable notes. with interest ADDED, ana
secured hv deed Of trust. IL IS pronable.
however. that other and very liberal term,
will be agreed upon ana S ~ 4ll ~
auoG Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

ID IILADELPHIA. RIG H. <s6sA
MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Appointed sailing days: Every TUES
DAY. FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at day
Freight received daily till p. NJ.
Fare. s6-on Fridays and Sundays
steame.. including meals ana berth.
For further Information apply 10
j. W. McCARRICK.
General Southern Agent. office, Rockets.
w. 2. CLYDE e. co,
General Agents. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

FEED THE NERVES upon pure. rich
blood and you will not bee nervous. Pure
blood comes by taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. which is thus the greatest and best
nerve tonic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

HOODS PILLS cure nausea sick head
ache. indigestion. biliousness. All drug
eists 2Ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

WANTED, YOU TO LOOK OVER
W your old papers and old letters ioI
sT'ANpS pcstagc. revenue. Omle9
efates ana Confederate. and then send
them for the highest prices to PhlLAl r. r.
~ i5f1 east Bread street. stamps on
their original envelopes preferred ..os ,,,,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

w hNTED-SOLICITORS FOR CAAi-
w PAIGN book. Bryan, Sewall' anu
Free Silver" authorized by Bryan, VIII,
ten by n. L. Metcalf. editor Ohidha
Rrvan Contains speeches and platform.
A bonanza for agents. free SILVER hililc
for workers Only $50. The only az
thurlze5 book. 80 per cent. Sredit
given. Freight paid. Outit llee. 1na1t
profitable work for % Address J. ne
National Book Concern, Star Buiidi.-'
Chicago. auA"-A ''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

Tho King Of Pills is Beechams'-
BEECUAM $.
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by A. T.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Hull street, Manchester. Va
TRUsTEEs' BALE
on

V'RUSTEES' BALE
OF
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS ON THf
WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH.
BETWEEN PERRY AND MDONOu1h
STREETS.
IN TIE CITY or MANCHEST III v a
AND KNOWN As Nos. BIS AND J-O
SEVENTH STREET.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

IN EETECT MAY II. 1876.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-28

ROCERIEg WAY DOWN. SAVE
VI YOU % PER CENT.
GRANULATED SUGAR, per d.. "a
GOOD Hams ..................... ........
Fresh Toasted Lunch Crackers, per
pound 49,. -. .,;,..............:;,ii
Good Green and Mixed Tea. as gOod o.,
as you pay 4Oc. for elsewhere. ~
RIB Pork, per pound .................. -
Fresh Creamery Butter. per pound. -
Large Irish Potatoes. per peck.-.... Ia
Good Green Tea, per pound. .......... 10
Good Tea Dust-goOi as any tea you
ever drank--per pound ..........-:. "
Silver King, Minnesota Patent, fami- ~
~ Flour, best in the world Dag :,
Barrel ........... ........ 800 -. SS'o'
Pure Country Vinegar, five years
old guaranteed to keep pickles, per On
gallon ...-.. ........ ...'''''' ~
ULLMAN'~ son,
iS2o-1s22 east Main. 800 east MarSna.''
Phones 3l6 and g. app
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Pursuant 60 q decree in the Industrial
ana General Trust Limited. OF Lonoon.
England. and Others. VS. Nltro-f nospha e
and others. entered in the Circuit Court
for the city Of Norfolk ai the May term,
~ he .m..cILL-rs VIII. on
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DlCAAtOND. FREDERICKSBURG Il
Ia, POTOMAC RAILROAD.

General Office Roanoke. va.
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R1NERslDE RnvIV ~

large congregation was present las.
night and enjoyed the open an r,etug
II Love to Tell tbs story WAS Tie OPEN
ng song Juaslns from the WAY 1t was
sung tho majority OF those pres w.ro
T'risH~ns. y Juvenile choir 81 Sly lttle
sunday school girls SANG very weetiy
just before TN" sermon thc song i.ttl'
linfl.s IT, Work IN III" Mass rs Vine
Nnrd Kov. j. w Horn took his .cNt
from Isaiah i, IS. Come now. let us na-
sou tQgrlurr saith the Lord, 'ts. lie
dNeii a. some insth uoon llir li'tti1 DPS
rndcr which man could hc SaN"i II"
mus. srase 30 do eva an! lelru 70 DO
right continue to 10 right. God ~il 'il-
III HIS promises 10 anyone who VIII obey
linn obedience to God IS on" vi me me-
cosSities OF SALVATION. Faith in ord and
oAc Hence To him bring salvation Mr..
Horn appealed to the mind and lutellectS
of his hearers, preaching Noly ilnin
c,ar rosr. discourse. \ numh.r came
forward and there We're four conversions
aud three unitel with the churth This
is the third week OF the meeting, About
SiNtY haze l.a"n converted, nftN-nne unitof
with tho church ana number OF infan''
hautilf3 Interest is nrrsas ng. Serv,c,
at p. nj promptly. III invited.
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Personal. A'GarioN.


u. II KICK. a VIII known st. Louis tray
eiirs man. was In iho city Yesterday.
Mrs f. H. l.a,tttueo has returned home
ptifr eT - .ins ,ln N'ehS visiting fr,eahs
in Egtsicana
, W Stacy lef' YESTERDAY. afternoon on
sctt about ten days
ME- j $. swppe left yesterday morn
ing Tor san Antonio to visit her niece.
Mrs. James Gallagher.
nr William II. Goldman an, Miss I'VE
lin 'ighlnan have Just reldrn0d iiom a
months stay at Mineral wells.
Hon John r. Pey,on of Trinity. a mem
her of the last legislature ana a candidat,
for railroad commissioner. is in the city.
Ms frankie Coo AVID Mrs. Annie Kings
bury aud daughter ct Morgan. nIe the
ghosts Of Mrs. w. q. pasehall OF 81
smith street
". H. FRACTION OF Waco was IN IN
CITY YESTERDAY at ,naing tho ,uinher man
ufacfurers meeting and latt last night 70
| san Antcno.
| lechr have returned home from La Porte
| aftor a most d.t,siIful visit of "A week al
the sylvan hotc.
Misses Gay ani Birdie fioopcr of 81
| Travis street returned yesterday mornin
after a years absence a, seminary II
Rochester, y. y.
| YES feeuey Murphy left yesterday
| with tie eNenr-ionlsts over the Seutheri
| Pacific for san Antonio, to he absent
| Fortnight visiting relatives and friends il
| 'fet ely
Captain James q, Rarhes of Wharton
| IS 10 the city ON matters ot business can
| ain iiarhse. wh0 represented Wharton u
The l'woniy,third losisln,ure, Is nov
| silly of that county
DIR. Minnie Archer and her sister. NJ
| Fannie Archer. have returned from sher
man. where the latter graduated at m
| "a .nllRoa i'haV
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ccr.uarlei by hsr granddaughter Miss
Ma Noble. left yesterday FOR hrvan to
aitcuA tho Ar'tsutnral and Mecranical
college commencement, they viii go 10
Ausila e. visit friends before they return
hcme
\. ". D.uclltt hrs accepted ihc night
ciz ritsNir 81 the NV linfcht"s Nicn MAY
Scrufi-ar. resgrci Mr noucuIr * a WI
Known Young mani Of affahlc and e. .toonS
M nerS and very popular WITH ihe tnN-
cling public. having hal considerable e.
y, iienee lehiai hotel counters ~ f'Nts.
Mrs Gk Harrison and chilltr nave r.
turned from Waco after 4 mo weeks NiFlt
~ her parents iu that city she was az
cpmpsntls. Nv her ~ ter. Miss Eosh 80
Gordon. Mrs Harrison was called Nom'
by thu illncss of her hroihcr-in-law, MI.
E1 ftnr--isan
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sl,MMER NIGHT coNcERT.

Tho second concern OF the series Of sum
at TURNER null. There was splendid
aadiencc in attendance a,l the affair
NOR night concerts took place last night
wAs very pleasant one. Professor Sc
gars haul furnished the muse present
Tux the follow ne Programme:
PART l.
March III Mntndoi' .........L Iona r.
overture" Nahucco lnnozer" .........V Verdi
Polka Queen Of iI,nrts'' ...Fahrbach
Seircilon-~'A Night on" ...... Ioetteer.
S,-reuade Farewell" .........-.....Ah Ait
song and dnnce-"Lil AMI Lou ...., hall
WaIia i.an1crs Polka.
March, Inauguration" ....... Noelrlier
Overture -"Fran2 Schubert" .,......S ui,pe
Cruoi solo ......s....s ......." Faucios''
Mr. s RAUL
Waltz-"Maii Marian" Reeco
Roma MI t.vrntid"n ................ Ripley
Gullop-"rhc Return" Hrools
Waltz i.aneers Schortische
1--WE Step. Gavotte Waltz
Home Sweet Home
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AN INVITATION.

Owing to the fact of the
late hour of going TO press.
it has been practically inn
possible fer the public to see
our new ihree-decker press
in operation.
Accordingly arrangements
have been made to run the
press tonight between the
hours Of $50 and $50, and
the public is respectfully in.
yited to call and see our
plant and see the press in
operation.
Visitors will kindly regis
Ter in the counting room.
All are cordially invited
10 come and see what We be
lieve 10 be the best arranged
newspaper plant in the en-
tire South.
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Emma Neal charged with the hllias OF

w II McCprty. .
An examining trial was held before
Judge Johu Stcrreti. J. T., Monday, the
state h.lne represented by District Al
tninev g. l.. Carter, county Attorney j.
T. Rucks and f.. T.. Hishtowcr ar., INC
latter gentleman having been employ ed
IN tho prosecution ty Air. Mctariy
After they had examined only six Wit
rcss.s for tho state Judge STREET. lie,
mandcd thu defcndants. Tom Saswe'l ana
Emma Neal, to jail without han.
The defendant Tom Saswen 10 A white
man and Emma Seal Is a 'i"gro woman.
There was some talk Of Judge Lynch TAX
ing 4 hand, Nui lie officers wc,c ON IN
alert and landed tn" lefontlnts in Jail
without any interference.
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can and Aee ih IN run a, lQli Prairie
nsenle' Two natural horn laundry r'n.
No. machinery, Work only ttst-claAs
h.lp regular EXHIBIT. called the
Model Laundry. owned md operated by
Il llamhnfE'r ~ Gus Drcyling. Jr.
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4 WRONG IMPRESSION.

lust because 81 Packaras Troy Laundry
does an immense aud rushing business.
scn.c people are under the impression that
If they w.rr to have their work done
Ills IS not So We always Keep our ca
Iaoity above the business y hand. more
hrsirss more capacity. and capa al
the righi sort. capacity to turn cut work
promptly and thf best quality IN Texas.
Prove 1t at pl2 Prairie avenue. or phone
egp
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Sour LAKE. llnrl.I.

Under new management. now pronr!e-
iorship ana reduced rates.
Sour Lake M'ncra' Springs,
lie mos wonderful, hrnenclal and pleas
sntlr 10, aied health and pleasure r. ori
m the United States Mineral. mud. tai
ana water shipisd TO all points in Tho
Cn~ed States.
Newton & Freeman.
propr.etors.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TIE ladies Of st Marys Guild of the
Episcopal church Will give an ice cream
social Friday evening. juno IL, at Pythiin
l,all. All are iYvi'od to come.
Having akcn charge of the rcfreshmcnt
depart ment mt Forest Park. | would be
pleased TO have all my friends call and
see M. John Roesslcr
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n mSse' all sizes, regular s. 4.
LAY ii Ladies Fine Grade Plain s..
n m%se' all sizes, regular ~ e sal Isa
2SSI Ladies Extra Fine Plain -,
lislc Hose, regular ~ t,n mn Blast
Ii.' hsa."s Extra Fine Biasl" T.
pea pea stitch Hose, regular IL I H,ss
1ot- aides Extra Fine Blarti' r..
rsa ttos.e, regular ,Oc kind nn .r'I-
Ladies' Very Fine pla,r NOV.
SIX Hose, regular 9oc kind nn %'sss
LADIES' Very Fine Dronned' 'v ~,
Black SIR Hose, regular sis I WA
now ............ ~'ua'
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t{te iieercs - sst r,arr'oa wore ls-
e4 tg ,ne county alefk yesterday t.
ftr following raAnlee
Jeurs b f,yau aua Ella Sim1ns
-sN WIZ .rns arl liz2ie jackson.
res ~ Gregory and Molir lacks,
50 5.t1piers ard Aiss Mary G
fsaf -itlh
y q Nhtus and Miss Barbara
tftfrHfen
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NiCCARDLY TREATMENT.

The Indian depreciation claimants have
received the most niRgardly treatment at
the hands of the present Republican con,
gress. While these claims, presented by
western pioneers who have suffered every
hardship in blazing the way for home
seekers of the present day, amount to
millions of dollars, that, in justice, should
have been settled years ago by the gov
eminent. we find the present congress aP'
propriating only $4,000 to meet them,
and in addition to this resolution is
adopted providing that even then no
claim shall be paid until the attorney gen.
sral exhausts every possible legal quib-
Bile and technioalty IN order to hold them
up as long as possible and strive for
bringing about new trial. There are hun
dreds Of people in New Mexico who have
such claims before the departments and
Who have been honestly striving for years
60 secure Justice. II does not appear that
The boasted friends Of the people of New
Mexico, Msssrs. Elkips and Cstron, have