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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03
BY 4. /. AdarnsOn.
Real Estate AuctiOnccr,
Manchester. Va.
q COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

4 OMMlssloNER.s AUCTION SALE
( OF a
DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT 40. 2iS
NORTH EIGHTH STREET
MANCHESTER. VA.
BY virtue of two DEGREES OF the Husi-
the suit of John -. Atkins, etc.. rs. Inos
: Atkins a. ais. dated october inc sln
ana lsth 1896. the undersigned special
commissioners viii sell az pubic auction
on the premises on 49,.
FRIDAY. JUNE 4. l>'l
M e o'clock Il. NJ. the above HOUSE and
LOT. fronting thirty-three feet ou the
east side Of Eighth street. between Porter
and Perry streets and running back li-
feet. The dwelling is a very comfortably
ARRANGED cottage building OF four or NE
rooms. This property is situated ln q
lent 10 street ear line. etc. y good home
Tor a small family, and one that VIII all
TERMS: One-third cash and the bal
ance i'm and 4 months, deferred pay
ments bearing interest and title retained
till all the purchase money Is paid, ana
a deed ordered by the court.
=. b. CHM.
HARVEY WILSON,
Special Commissioners.
In the Clerks office of the Hastings Court
Of the city of Manchester:
John Il. Atkins, who sues. etc. I'D its.
vs..
Thonas 5. Atkins. cts ais. ..Defaadants.
/ IA. T.. DuNal, clerk Of the said court
do certify that the bond required Of the
n ecial cCmmiss iCneIs by the decree rem
dcrtd in said cause on the OH dag u
october. 1896. has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk OF the
1896.
mA20-lt IL H. DEVAIA CLARK.
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By H. j. Cabcil
Real Estate Auctioncer.

TRUsTEE.s SALE OF A VALUABLE.
L FARM ABOUT o. NILES l.' ..-.
RICHMOND. CONTAlNlNG p\ ~. ~,
ACRES AND SITUATED IN HEINZ
MAGISTERlAL DISTRICT HANOI III.
COUNTY. NA.-By virtue of trustee ."
lated january a. 1893 and recorded HAN
over County Court. Decd-book ~, PAGE
3il default haNn. been made DID, the pay
mCnt OF one of the notes therein stcui ~,
and being requested 80 10 40 hy ln'
holder thereof ! viii sell, az puoAc due-
ti0n, on the premises. on
FRIDAY, JUNE T. 1891,
at $50 O'Clock =. ~ the property de-
-cribcd in said deed. being, fr-l, inc
TRACT OF LAND called Walnut Lane.
lying on both sides OF The pubic lotn
leading from MechanicsNnio TO- Walnut
Grove church. and ADJOINING inc lAN07
of y r. EIcrsOn and others, ana cone
tanning 197 40 acres. and. second one
undivided half interest in the tract known
as the CHRISTIAN LAND. adjoining that
above described and the lands Of %. Miller
and others. and containing about - acres.
The farm has Improvements, Including
"a Dwelling I'm fair condition. and b. spion-
didly located for trucking purposes A
bargain can Doe secured. as can Doe seen
from The following liberal
TERMS Cash as 10 expenses Of eNccut-
ing the trust. ana ass TO slis with inter-
est thereon from April -. 1897. the ball
ance as follows. S2i2 on July IL. 1897. S2a0
on January H. 1898; 500 on July H. 1855;
S22l on January 14.1Se. Sis on july Il.
lsg9. S2l2 on January If 1900. S-0G 0n
July II. 1900, and the residue on terms
10 be named az sale All credit payments
TO Dee represented by negotiable notes and
secured by trust deed on the property.
II. \. McgRDY.
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An order has been placed for water
meters and a shipment IS expected with
in tlo nest day or $50.
These meters. it Is understood VIII be
placed in the lower districts, where some
water has been wasted.
Superintendent Boiling. Of the Water
Department. said yesterday morning that
the meters would Doc placed at once. A
soon as one Of the registers is set de-
rarmout nan viii make "a thorough *
aminafio. OF the fixtures in the house
and furnish the occupant with copy OF
report tina, viii boz turned into head-
quarters ON these notices Will boz print
,l Wasting water makes high bills.
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RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.


SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY 49, 1872.
TRAINS LEAVE re tlMCND-i MON
DEPOT.
900 A. NJ. Dally arrives petcrsburs ~
\. n, Noriclk u.-J =. 81
stops Cniy al ietcis1uia.
Na.sIiy. and suffolk, "a.
sos a. NJ, Daily. arrives tcitfeuDis ID"
a. Nj, Weldon 10 a. a.
Fayetteville 4.lo t.. A.
Char lts Oh 1920 a.. Al. Safan-
nan LOO a. a., JacesOnt1li.
80 A. Al. Port tampa ".-.
+ VI. Connect al " l7o"
MIN ~. l., arilNlns vi 4s
boio olO 4. 81. Mili.il"h .o'.
s.iJ a. NJ. Pullman Sie'Fe'
tx A. =, ~" loIA 90 Jatk-onN gre.
"'S T. al, Daily, llell. arrives refers
burg 3.i- J.. 81 MaAes ""
stops.
9'SV 4 NJ, Daily, arrives Petersburg q; ~
= rs. Makes local steps l..
-,o ., =, ana +. railroad. .
e h'' Dai.y. arrives PetefsptIs
VI, connects with y. Ai"
". for Norfolk ard into.
oiate points. EmpcI a s''e
tconneots with 4 sad -. ist
stations between -npOfld 1919
LaN,rnccvihe). Weldon
:. Al. Fayetteville l.i -
~ thariesf0u 3 l- A. 81. ="
NduHdl t.Nh a. d.. ia. N
VIE 80 T. NJ. Port Tampa
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POlNT5.-AiiiN'N
.iA,n 80 a. 3d.. Auru "a
q. a. Macon 4 a. 5aiilms,.
SicepeIs New YORK 10 W.
INNS ton. JlUh suAtl.'. I'D.
tampa. Aiken, Augusta. "'
or. - Macon
SIS p. NJ. Daily. arrives retershu.$
s.sl r. NJ. weldon u.-o l.. d.
Mahes local Stops Dcl"e
,,.-o u =, refers buls and Weldon. ...
- '"V + NJ. Daily, arrives lelDi p
l-a5 A. 49, LyrchbWs 80.
y. NJ Roanoke $50 s. 81.
LILO l.. 81. Pullman sleeper hl.N
~ ona % Lyrchhure.
900 \. NJ, sunday accommodation makes
atop =, AL stops IL. q T.. b. Il. .,..,
''iV l. ", sunday accommodating makes
rp.al stops t. a b.. j.
so A. Nj. Daily. From Jackson, ne.
Savarfah Charlie ion. ~ jed.
"a. Macon. Augusta. ana a''
Sis A u point South. e.-s., Allan
Ia, Athens. and Raleigh h..o
qetscn, Lyuchbufs, anu nav
e.gz =, West
% a. VI Daily pef.i-lrf- L..l.
e'V" a. NJ, Sunday only. From Ailan'a'
Athens Raleigh aud lie.-'
son. I.NuCnNrr- AND tN. W 'r'
1.-Two a. NJ, Daily Nortoln sun .h' QUO
s.so = =, Peter burg. e......
nah Charleston Wllmin u.
Goldshcro. ana aN points
100 P. NJ. Daily Norfolk suffolk Wav-
. e1ly. ana Peter burg.
500 Z. NJ, Daily Petersburg. j. n-A-
burg. and West.
y.fV a. A. sunday a00ommodH
80 i. NJ sunday -, .,.,e(,--
J. X. KENLY. Traffic Manager
General Manager
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Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

IN EFlLCl APRIL 3D.. 1927.
$40 A. ". sunday only. rcr IS AsAins'ohl
ana points North. siNp
FIha Glen AI.NI \
boswell. Ruther a.-f. eh9la'
Milford Guinea, tfeueit4.,lNNs7
OK NJ orb1 s.ly D Sept sunday. Tor
CIV - 80 NfrefOU a..t l..t.. @ n t. tl.
Son. al tlA4. = i.'Hai Is AZ
loiss A,5knols Milford woods
Iien' rTirDr. summit fsed-
lattehurg Brooke and WIDE
Ga,ny except sunday, FOR
E;W ID. HasSinFt0n iad points Nof IA.
Stop at tlua, Glen, Allen
- IshIeld boswell. Ahioiu.
t~7~ Erodericksburs. DrooNe. ana
Wldewatei. Parlof- Car. aisoi
connects with lonsre aslonnt
Limited at washington. .,,
f.ik p NJ Daily. i.- Warrington ana
points NOItn. Stops az tludf
Ashland. boswell Milford.
tredericksburg BROOKE ana
Whitewater, anc otuet stations
Sunday Sleeper ilchmond 10
ARRIVE BYRD-sTHEET STATION.
$40 A, NJ. Daily stops AZ Wldewster
Brooke. Ffcdeuc ksbuts, Nil.
ford. boswell. Ashland ana
Elba. and ether stations sun
days. sleeper New YORK 10
Tsp. NJ. DAILY except sunday. stops
Al WidewatJ BROOKE, fied
eTiCksDurp. mint. t4lNrds
Woodslane Milford. Penola,
Ruther Glen. boswell, ayiof s.
vile, Ashland. Glen Allen. ana
Elba. Parlol Car from WASH
ingtcn.
7.io 2. N. DALI Stops only ar Frede-
ricksburg. boswell. and ASH
land. Hullmau-t from New
York and Washington,
s:s6 Z. n Daily. stop. al Whitewater,
Brooke Frederi k-h lfa, sum
nit. Guinea. Woodsiane. Nil
ford, lenCia, flther t5ien'
boswell, Ashland. Glen Alien
and Elba. S.erplut- 1.a.,~,.,
ACCDMAODAllON.
UDalIy. except sunday
400 p NJ Leaves BYRD street station.
80 ASHLAND II. AIMS
01aiiv except Sunday)
6:4z A. M, Leaves ftuA'
500 p. M, Leaves Flha
$40 A NJ Arrives Fl'a.
400 = NJ trr'voe fIna. ,,
c 4 TAYLOR Tra''' Manager
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CAROLINA'S BIG SCHOOL.
yHF COMuTNCEnfNT itiHtfSEs
~ PROGRESS n CHiFIL mn.
The Class Of >inctN-Seycn One of the
Largest That I,ei Graduated From d.
the University -1he Exercises.

,,r,,ouftt addresses were made by several
,.sf.f,, ,tu,,nI ihc commence
Vi inc ''''''''e -. 49, ,..-
,,,,,d on Yesterday ana some new and
int.r,sfiuc features added go the pro-
.,,n,r,o 81 former wears. lu fact. tnc
49,. ~ %, b, mo y,5tv ono OF The largest
49, b.'. .,.f rraHuaffd at the University,
49,. .,,..,,,.ea in adding "a number Of new
|'ot',r,e d, IA. closing exercises OF the
N,.r
s|r,o fir,c a~o they adopted the cap ana
,.r,sr which nave not been worn by any
i.t.....,t,... 'i,,e fer "a number of years
ne nav. sci the precedent OF making
,f.ts tiff fo tho University. and b. Us
b.f,nd fhaf succeeding classes VIII do like
wise, and Die afternoon exercises ON yes
f,rla, wlro au entirely now.
Ar MORNING PRAY EKS
,r,., ,.rl..,.,o,rN Tor 'storduv as fol-
49, .,. ,c.s as follows.
IA A NJ fh. senior class formed
ranks I'm front of the Memorial Han and
r,sr,ted iu "a body % the University
- l...r4rl 4rafl and met once again
~, .iio.,.I,., fr.,,re These special de-
y,.tiorai ,,..r,'.,0. were conducted oy Rev
ID Wilson. Who read selection of
er,i,,fr,,, and nrsfod errsial prayer in bee
T., 49, tfe oniro.re c.ass.
AZ ' me s,n ,1 met ,s, aT' lle IN '' AND
xI.if.r. to Ia,o fhe usual annual class
a.. ...r,l.0e ln "a pleasant aud inter-
-uns way '"' i''N ''''''
a. f.r,. ana stafstics-R. IT, Graves.
poem E s Myers
Prophecy a. g. Conner Ir
Presentation Of the class eift-D. j.
smith
Accordance of tho class sit President
Alderman. 90. fho part ~ the lnNcr-
sIfvl
Accordance Of the class eif'-Col. Thos.
G k.t.r fon 'fn. mari of the frustocsJ
Cl.. -ln-. GLASS;
vD.. .iH-- rfr D.. a beautiful bust
General Robert g. L.c and it Nas received
enthusiastically lt flH audience H..'in-
i.I yi,.n rr.sDnfod bv Mr. smith JOB a
cl.rinine nitle speech lrt wncn 10 the
c.rlIlei.u Of the presentation speech tn'
bud struck un pixie" fhe crowd went
wild. could not wdf f1r the oni hut
Justify cheored Che music as 10 ca'nc fofih
nom ono Of Richmond splendid bands.
IN soul stirring strains
CLASS OFFICERS.
THE class officers as announced on thcir
pro1ramnlp aro:
David TuIrl smith President.
William Donald Carmichael, Jr.-Nice-
president
Albert Franklin Willams-Sccfe'ary
an treasurer
William Starr Mycrs-io't
Ralph Henry Gray,.-li, Historian.
Az ItitN'tN.
I'm the afternoon fho features ~ The day
~rrc altogether new. ArraNfd in tneif
long. black gowns. the craiuat ne class
marched around from building to buluine
rhor. th.v stopped nul gave the various
University NtIH
stopping in front Of thc chemistry ball.
th'y marched again to thc notes of incr
AMI f..nf.r..I .ru.fn formerly known H-
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sILAlIEOAt--
Raw Line James River Route
for BaltimOrc.
Close Connection 10 All Points
North.
sIIA,Ii,O,t-

AppolnleI Suing ~ wv
TUESDAY. Thursday l.- oA.arJly
at sP. NJ. Freight r--a.-l Jh.y
until s p. N. El-y4D. su,e'roomo
heated by steam anl lighted by
electricity.
For tickets, state-r3om tes-tta'
tons and further information, APP
ply to u. N. d. ] Mn
General Agent, $50 Z. Main ST.
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Best GRADUATED Sugar. lbs. FOR. %
Best orange County Country Hams "a
per pound o.. o.. ...--..s.+-.s..s ..'' -
Best California Hams per pound "a
Good Salt Pork per pound. .......'''
Zoe. box Electric Stove Polisn......
Jefferson Coffee, Java and Laguytd' ,,,,
per pound ..ssss .st..s.sss.s.ss.F F-rf'
Good Green and Mixed Tea........ -
Sugar cured hOulders.............'.'
Pure Lard. per pound ............'''. %
Best Tomatoes 2 cans fOr........'.
Toe bottle Ammonia for. ..-......''
Zoe. box r " Hacking for. .....;,;i,
Large Glass Mustard and BAKING
Powders o.. 90. ... .-..--......-.'''' o.
Q cans Best Table Peaches 90. $3.50 ~
s Good Family Flour this week.
boxes Washing Powders for..'''
. cakes best Securing Soap for..'' ~
i-nound prints Creamery Butlei''
Potfcd Tongue and Ham. can''.' - ~
can IeHi -..... .-..---..--.s.s s''''''''
Mixed cakes. with icing -.
Large Bars jefferson soap. resuia' 2
&c. n1r. for ....-.........
New North Carolina Roe her'"b' Z,
per dozen .......-...... -.
Snow Flake Patent Family flou'' 10
$3.50 barrel. per sack .............,
Tea Dust. good as any tea you even N
drank. per pound .....:...;...,..;;:s' 'c:0N
8. ULLMANS SON'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

BY 6. l.. and ~. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Agents and Aucu0neers'
81 Main street.
~ RUsTEEs SALE
or
VERY VALUABLE STOCK BKiCh
STORE AND DWELLING AT III
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
WI%pER AND WASH
INGTON STREETS.


Bv virtue of the provisions OF q eers
tain decd Of trust. dated April ~ l,y'. AM u
of record in the clerks Office OF hehltSy
Comfy Court. Deadlock li2. +, PAGE ~
default having boon made IN the aym.n1
~ a norton ~ the debt therein NieIii
and being required so 20 do, VIII SO"
ty rfblr auction on the premises on
THURSDAY. JUNE 3. 1917, .,.s
AZ 8 O'Clock =. ~. the above de..' ~ ~
uroncrtv. The LOT has "A front on = lee,i
I'm me south side OF Wnder street, anp
INNS hack between parallel lines one o.
which is the western line OF Nasnin- 20"
street 10 feet 90 an alley. Inc lIfl wv
mcnis consist OF a comparatively new ~, anp
most substantially built STOCK hhlD u
STORE and DWELLING. containing i,
room4 besides the large store room. an
fn rica order and most conveniently az
ranced This sale One-s cXtfaoidIHdl
Inducements for most prohtapie inNt,s,, =,
mcnt In good West End corner oIJI'L
'TERNs. cash. as 20 expenses OF exc
cutting this trust. and 10 pay not oi
s110o. with interest thereon from Al" --
1895. balance at u months. ....
G. J.. DENOON. Trustee.
&. /. and u. J.. Denoon. AuctonceiS'
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY @. J.. AMI II. J.. Dcnoon.
Real Estate Auotionteis,
81 Main street.
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DEGTEEs IL COURSE.

Bachelor OF Arts-Burton Craige Mag
n cum laude), William Andrew Crinkley.
Thomas JudsOu Creekmorc. Darius Bat
man lmaena cum laudcl Ralph Henry
Graves (masna cum laudc). William Dam
iei Harv ard Fabius Julius Haywood Jr
,cun laude) William Johnston horney.
William Cobb Lane tnarna cum laudeJ
Oscar Newly. Samuel Tilden Lilies. WI
liam Starr Myers (cum laude). Sylvester
Brown Shepherd. Wingate UndCrhill
tcum laudel. Robert Vance Whtcner (cum
iaudel. Albert Franklin Williams. Jr.
joseph Scion Williams (magna cum
Iaudej. Joe Suttlc Wray-
Bachelor OF PhIiosODhy-Arch Turner
Allen (magna cum laude). William Don
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-03

FOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AID PRIMES

EYE 1000 I ''i Above see Level
An historic Nlr-n.a resort overlooking
.ty., f.ranr- 1.u.l.. Many tine views.
ID .reltfll temper euro valuable mineral
water Rtis0nau.. rates. only l-j miles
from Richmond hy a.. ana u. railway.
MEssEs. MASsIE q CO.
nnyll-.q Alton. Va.
,puE JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL.
A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESORT
At end OF uolly lne near the University
OF Virginia.
OPEN JUNE lST 10 NOVEMBER lST
BEAUTIFUL SHADE.
The Tonic Iron Water OF Virginia.
Write for circulars and terms
~. M. GAThklGHr. Prop
rnvq-fu charlottesville Va
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Room first floor. city Hall,
Richmond. Va. June l. 1871.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAfEEs.


CITY TAXEs FOR THE hbA ls,i ls'' -
are due and payable N ,n'S o dme b V
the clfv orlfrsnncs allow payment OF one
haf r June ne e'a oeb sqf b in not DfI pad
bv Jnro s0,b FIVE PER CENT viii be
added to the whole tax. and that is due
at once II not paid heiore september ,o, $50 iss
the Collector is rfHuItu 10 '''s'
chapter XIV. section q -. -. ,,,
Every male twenty-one years or age age
and 40 persons. male ana female M VINO VINO
doing bueinele in the city Of Richmond.
are assessed for persona, taxes and VII, VIII
savc extra expense by calling ana paying
w. 49,. t,il..
are also Que NJ and PAYABLE at ms rd tune.
~ ir ff- (Ifv If Richmond. whether or
not exempt hv law on valuation. such co,, as
churchos HOSPITALS societies, DC. Oiiloe
open until r. VI. ,..-,.-1r,.,r
fee-1ef collector city Taxes.
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~ ANvrD AN IDEA. WHO 'AS
" think of some simple thing 70 patent,
protect Your IDEAS they may bring y !, y
wealth. Write JOHN WEDDEkbI hN
& co. Department Patent :, As s6S prlze
offcr and new 1855 OF 1000 invehtiohs
Manitu' noL9-ly
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Raj ROADS
Chesapeake an
VhIC hallway.


~ Il 81 "a VhSS" f~""N vi
- s Sssr Chic hallway.
.i''TIVE MAY %. <.
TRAINS LEAVE biNii M'N'.
BROAD-SIE .LI Si+t ii.'-'
s5o 81 r,.u.. Nltn Pullman lor
Local stations. Newpoft Nc~s.
Ola Point. NerioiH. ana f1- -s-
as p. NJ. Daily. with pullman, ior
local Stations. Nc"lo1. rtNa,
old Point. Norfolk a." foi's-
NOUN Connects ua -
Old Dominion steam .'I
NcN York.
fr ". Clifton gorge. &C.
meets A. GordonsNNie ~
nfange. culpet.,,'',. ,,' ,"'E'''
Washington, at Union station
S Sars. AZ Ha'ic iof Lager
AIS z. y. Daily. with Pu'maAs 10 ca
cnnt,i. Loubslle. aAd 81.
I.I.. Connects HI '.f
e..y lDf Virginia i-.. rI..
stations Meals se, .c. .. 81.
ins car No e. Local ifla.'.
tram flom CofdonsYilla ,'
b.ao +. 81 Accanlnof luon. except srn-
Gay. for Inarioltesfhe.
mmr. 81. I'l ~ Dn.
and Loa..,us. Meals ss'..a
on dining cars
Staunton teAcepf $4,000.
NnDlrelDr. Na.
int .ou. f. aal5 iei '.-
TRAINS LEtz@ tum. srai..
SnAM pHn ur Isn.hnars
CLIFTON Forge.
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- U1lllER REST.

- UMMER REST.
The Summer Rest will be open for
guests on The 1ST OF JULY. The office
ain he oner Ir-N. e2d al I'll east Frank
lin street from $50 10 : +. NJ, ana every
Tuesday and Friday through me sumner
Round-trip ticket from Richmond, $3.50
je3-th&suiw
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Richmond. Va. June . 1917.
.r. r,r ',UNrNISTRATEIN.

Richmond. Va. JUN -. '''''
NOTICE or ADMlNlsIhAll ''->'
I have duly qualified IN the Snaio. Ely
Court Of ths r.ty OF Richmond AS the
a5miristrstr'v win he will annexed Of
james IS. Shield. deceased. ! hereby r..
quest 40 parties having claim, aS AKA, 81
,,rore,.t tt. t.,,,. to me az once for set
ifamert. and .ii parties indebted 10 said
James w Shields are requested To pay
GRACE n. SHIELDS.
Adm'x %. h %. g.. f. a. az jas. W Hniolu-,
MI Vernon Thfr and Franklin streets.
ff.t-.f
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VRUsTEE'S SALE
OF TIE
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 'oM
~ pANl..
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SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MAY ~. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE re tlAICND-i MON
DEPOT
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II ROCERIEs WAY DOWN AT 5. I'LL
" MANS SONS

b 99@99o
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Ut
The Holt Medal -Archibad Hendcrs1 IN.
IRE Nume Modai-kohert Vance White
nCr
The Kerr Prlze-Donald Mclver
The John : Hin Prizc-JOhn Gnchrist
Mccormick.
The Wor,h Prize sylvester Brown
Shepherd
The Nafcria Mcdica Prize Edwin Jones
nixon William Jackson Weaver.
The Manning Prize Lewis Lake Rose.
The Early English Text Society Prize
william Johnston Honey.
Those who Will receive diplomas and
DEGREES are.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-30
ARiESIAN WATER.
Once a 0escrt-Will be a Par
 ad SC.

! Tn question 6! wl r, mMch Is an
 expensive and perplexing one to the
 sturdy rauchers long the San Pedro | river south of Beueon, now appears te
 be about solved. The ar esian wslls, of which mention has often b-tn made in the columns of the PR sPECToR, arc increasing in number and the hon Is steady and strong. Ther- are now more than tsent, cf these wells and, with but one exception, the hJ" oi pure wat CT from all oi them IS equally as great, ii not greater than when it was G.st discovered that aiteslan water could be had for the boring after il. Tkls at first was knetty prob lem for these people. for they were, as rule, not possessed oi super abundance of the "root of all evil" but a deter animation to win and fall appreciation of the maxim "whers there's will. there's way" they pushed forward and glorious results have followed.
 The section of country m which these wells a;e located is beautifully situated, with just enough decline ts give the land the full benefit Of the water as it percol.tes through its candy soil, and being laid cut svstt m aticslly into squares and plats accord ing 10 the number oi acres owned by the individual, and fenced with road ways separating each tack, giving to each that which is his right, without pickering or dispute, the land for the most part being patented.
 l is the intention of the people owning this land, ss Cpportupity oilers and AS circumstances will permit, te plant shade tree on either side of the roadways and otherwise beautify their homes, and when t-isis done this once dry and sandy waste will be workable paradise, giving satisfaction and com fort to the owners and most delight fUl driveway to ps-sers by 10 and fro.
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The tailisgs of the Vulture mine. for d long time one of the standard ere producing camps in the territory, and which has lately passed into the hands of Hew owners, arc to be treated by the cyanide process, for which a 100 ton plant will coon be erected. Parties who are well acquainted with the character of these tailinss, of which there is a vast amount, say the working of them cannot fail to net the owners from $l5, ,o30 to $50, ,UOO.
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DROPOSAI S FOR MILITARY SUP II PLIES AT .ROADSTAT1ONS, ETC Ofce oi the Chief Quartermaster. Denver, Col. orado, April 2l. I997. Sealed proposals. in duplicate. will be received at this office UT Il, IT o'clock a. m. on May ar, 1897. and ,her opened in the presence oi attending bidders for furnishing Fuel. Forage and Water, a, Read stations Tn the Department of tl.e Colo rado and fuel. forage and straw at Albuaue-oue and santa Fe, N. M.. Logan and Price, Utah and Fort Collins. Colo, during the hscal year commencing July I, 1897. Blank forms for proposals and instructions 10 bidders will he furnished on application to this otice, or to any rost 2uaiteruias,er in the Department. The governme nt reserves the right,,o refer, an, or all bids or any party thereof. E, B. AT WOOD. It. Col 6. D. C. NJ. G. Chief Guar. eEnastef
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D-corxti1n DGy was obseIvsd in Ton bstone today by the G. A. K. and many re.idenu. Owing 10 the threat ening weather mt as many turned out ss otherwise would but the graves of the G. A. R. departed here)s of whom 24 are laid to rest in the cems- tery were remembered and strewn with floral decorations while the sslenn services and befittiTg rem srks which Decoration Day should and does imply were appropriately and teuchingly said The flags of all the public buildings were at half mast.
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The fiesta closed at Pri,tls leaving s remarkable aftermath of tragedies. Oae man who had lest ali his money committed suicide by sEoe ing out his brains, taking d crowded restaurant at meal time for the scene of hIs demise. Another cut his throat in an equally public place. Two others who had won cor siderable money were way laid on their way home, shot dead and robbed. One ei these tragedies oc- cured near the reservoir scar the cya- hide tanks below the mill. All the victims were ''paisanes."
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate Court. County of Cochiss. Ter ritory of Arizona.
 r.! THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Joseph Straehle. deceased;
 Notice of Application for order of sale Notice is hereby given that Geo. Raun,. Administrator. has filed with the Clerk of this Court petition praying for an order of sale oi all real and personal property of deceased and that the a4th day of. June. 1897, at ? o'clock p. m. of said day being day of a regular term of this court to wit. of the April term. 1897. at the Cochise county court house. in Tomb. stone. county aforesaid, has been set for hearing said petition, when and where any person inter eSted may appear and show cause why the said petition should not be granted.
 w. F. BRADLEY.
 Ex-offiCio Clerk. Dated May 25,h 1897.