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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-04-09

" an agreeable offset to the Eastern
billiards and twcnty-foot snow drift,
ri the middle west, the shade trees of
the capital city are putting forth
their leaves while honey bees are
gathering pollen from the adjacent
woodlands.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-04-09

EASTER hats ut Miss Wheelcr's.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-04-09

Senator Van Patt"n, Of Columbia
county, came over Monday, to lay be-
fore the State Board Of Audit and
Control some facts which hc thinks 60
to show that there is Il big fraud being
pcrpctrated ut the Pen" in the dis
pOsal of grain sacks.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-06-05
Testimony from mo Mayor.

fsutfered with rheumatism for f1eeu wears, tried
AL the so-Cal!cd specifics, but to IL ru:Do.a. ~
grandson got ie a bottle OF P. p. =, AKA Ilcel like 4
new man.
W. L. wILnER. Mayor of Albany.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-06-05
GOUAUX'S
AaG-Ptsiillio I Tonic.
For the sure cure Of all malarial
@fevers, inteImittent fever, or fever and
agne. chill fever, remittent fever, and
all the fevers arising from miasmatlc
sources, Scots. and Sl.OO sizes.
G0UAUX'S CELEBRATED PILE
OINTMENT.

For Llao Cure ofPiIes.
DlRtoToNs-ApplS on the piles ?
or 3 times a day, when there is much
Inflammation cold baths twice a day
are indicated, also keep the bowels
open by a Sedlitz Powder twice a
week, Price, 81.
G0UAUX'S FRENCH RINGWORM
0INTMEN . SOLUTION,
For the cure of Ringworm anddisease SEES
of the skin. Solution Ointment 75cts.
Ointment 81.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-06-05

ce'lent sling. We handle about one dozen bottles :
week, ,r
Drs. }. M. q NJ. T. RICHARDSON. Piedmont, 8. c.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-06-05
To the Public.

The public is hereby notified not TO
hunt. trap, pick moss OF Otherwise
trespass on the ST. Eloi plantation,
Bayou DuLage, under penalty of the
law. M. ROUSSEAUX, Tnror.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1897-06-05
ON Two WoIi-known 7hyaiclana.

We are having a big sale for your P. P. p, and
we prescribe it ia a greatnauy cases, and find it an ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
None of Our business.

Tho Educational Committee Of the
Young Mems Christian Association are
actively ENGAGED in planning very cNttn-
sfyalv for the classes that commence early
in the fau They conducted most sue
ccegfullv last year classes boo book-kcrp-
ing sterogranhy. English. penman,hip,
commercial arithmetic and several classes
for the Juniors. In addition % those con
Quoted last year they viii conduct this
wear classes in mechanical drawing. cleo
trlcity. tclegraphy. commercldl law "''
possibly some others. -,
AT : o'clock Sunday afternoon MT.
Stewart VI. Woodward n member or inc
81 James Episcopal church. and gen
tlemau woll-knOwn DO y. NJ. G. a. ana
St. Andrew Brotherhood circles as
good speaker. will conduct the meeting
FOR men only. None OF our business
his subject. is a most fruitful ana piac
teal theme. The regular song ana prayer
service will pTecede the discourse men
OF an denominations ana no denomina-
tions are invited TO attend.
Mr.. w Reginald Walker VIII cohdu,l
the song service for the boys az Clock.
This includes not only the regular SluEliS
for the boys. but they are allowed 10 WIS
tie and clap their hands on the chor US.
This Is not sacreligious, but services U"
interest the boys. Any boy under sixteen
Is cordially invited. ..,
AT > o'clock the regular conVefsatlohdl
Bible class will be held; subject Con
versation OF Christ with the MESSENGER
of John" These meetings are hciu ~
the gymnasium and with the use Oh ldnS
and ice water IT is very easy 70 Keep 0oo''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
Charlottesville Affairs.

CHARL VA, August lo.
-Special-The crops generally are extra
good in this section this season, espe-
ciallv the corn and fruit crops. Ben
tivar." the fine farm Of Prof X. \. Raw
Iings. situated four miles north OF Char
lottesville. has an extra tine crop OF APP
plies on IT, The three thousand wine
sap trees will bear over six thousand
bushels. Mr.. Rawlings thinks. lie also
has one hundred and eighty acres In
corn. which. he says. will pan out over
nine thousand bushels.
Miss Ada Crowds and Miss Annie
Hecher, of Richmond, who have been
visiting the family Of Mr.. William Ham
ilton Crochford. at University, Va. re-
turned home to-day.
Mr.. ]. W. Porter. the silver champion,
OF Albemarle, was seized with an attack
OF vertigo while riding home late yes
terday evening, and fell out Of his buggy
and was considerably bruised about the
head lie was carried to his home, and
Dr. Browning called. who rendered medi-
cal aid.
The nomination Of the Hon. J. Hoge
TYLER for the next Governor OF Virginia
was received here with great enthusl-
asm.
At the regular service al. the Baptist
church last evening. the following dele
gates were elected TO the Albemarle As
ISOLATION. which convenes at Amherst
Court House on next Tuesday: Rev
4. W Tribbe Rev. John Z. Massey.
Rev. L. A. Shuck. T. w Bailey. W.
b. Carter. j. c. Matthews. W. y. Wood.
Manly Rucker and NJ. G. Thomas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
COTTAGE OF THE SONS.
SOLDIERS MOVE BOdED PLEASED
WIN THE PE1NS.
The Cornerstone Laying Ceremonies VIII
be Made Interesting by AN Grafton
From Governor O'ferrall.

Tho Executive Committee from tho
Sons of Confederate Veterans headed by
Mr. T. Il. Cox. chairman. went before
tu0 Board OF Visitors of Lee Camp Sol
diers Home on Thursday night
This committee is composed OF Mr.. T..
a. Coz. chairman. and Mcssrs Robert
Lccky j. Wells Lockwood MhHtrcc
IOIkcs. Gcryas StOrrs and Colonel Thorn
as J.. Pollard
PLEASED WITH THE PLANS.
They were received by The Board In Leo
Camp HAM, aud submitted 90 IL their
plans which wcro prepared free by Mr..
~. g.. West. architect for the new cot
tacc to he built on the grounds OF Lee
Camp Soldicrsi Home.
Much pleasure was expressed by the
Board with The plans. and the purpose on
TITO Sons of Veterans. IN erecting The
cottage was heartily commended as
number OF veterans VIII Doe benefited
thereby. having provisions made fog their
ago aui innrmiuc-.
TnE SITE DECIDED UPON
site for the now cottage. which viii
bc known as THE Sons of veterans Cot
teo was decided upon.
lt viii Doe hui.t ON % spot between the
Pickett Cottage and the chapel. and this
place wHs very agreeable 10 the Sons OF
Veterans
Air COS said yesterday that everybody
Dad rir'n a.d. and announcement 20 the
I..n. and already enough material of
which to luid the cottage. had been
choerftIv donated by different people.
10 is intended either 90 put up tablet
Son tho cottage. or place 90 book iu the
con. rt.rIfo Museum containing the
names Of 400 who have helped This good
Conner STONE LAYING
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
Down nj DreWrv's BluN

A merry party assembled at the wharf
ON Wednesday evening and boarded the
handsome little steamer Lou, Captain
BETTY. prepared for a good time at histor.
&C. Drcwry's Bluff
with aquatic sports and tho many i'm
tcresting points I'm the locality the day
WAS put in pleasantly.
Captain Betty came in for big share
of praise for his aid in making the day
a pleasant one. and for his unfailing
courtesy 90 his passengers.
The following young people composed
the party:
Misses Camm Crawford. Della Curtand.
Maude Curtlard Leila Curtland. Lima
Underwood. Annie Miles. Willie Under
wood Irene HOllins. Willie Baldwin
Annie Mannoschmidt. Ella Fields. Annie
Fields Lizzie Cole. Patty Cole. Lilly Goes,
Eta Coles and Maggie Murrer. Messrs.
j. T. Sharpley. l.. G.. Smith. g. G. Curt
land. VIM. J. c. Fox. Willie Name
schmidt j. O.. Fox. Jr.. j. j. Murrer. w.
j.. Greenwood. a. II. Greenwood, and ).
~ Post.
Chaper0ncs. Mcsdames T.. @. Smith. J
@. smith. j. p. Martin. J. w. Greenwood.
VI. J. Curtland. II. j.. Bulhlaunt and
G.. G. Curtland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citis
zens and Other Matters.


zens and other Matters.
Prof. w. w. Smith. OF Randolph Macon
College. Ashland. Va, was at Ford last
evening.
Hon w A. Jones VI. c.. of Warsaw.
Va. and Mr. Isaac Diggs. Of West Point
Va. are at Murphys Hotel
The regular monthly meeting Of the
CLAW Ward Actives will be held tonight
at Bolvidcre Hall at S o'clock.
Mr.. Charles II. Armitage. advance agent
Of Al. q. Fields Ministries. which are soon
tel '''' at '''' %
Miss Rosa McGlone. Of Baltimore, who
has hon visiting Mrs. T. q. McGlone nee
CudIipp). of S13 east Marshall street. Ielt
on THU sday for West virginia
Master Harry Crummcll, of Twenty-hltn
street. will leave tomorrow morning Tor
Wythevle. accompanied by MS uhcie'
Mr. w. r. Cook.
Mr.. Robert Gemmen, Jr., Of No. S2O
,yest Main street. who has been spending
several weeks at the Cold sulphur
Springs. returned to the city yesterday.
4 letter received from Capt Z. p. Muir
phv OF this city, who has been spending
several months I'm ireland. states thal
he will start for home in a few days.
Mrs X. g. Savage and Mrs. Cora Xix
Will leave the city on the steamer VIZ
.-iuit" to-day at o'clock i. NJ. 10 Wis
II baltimore. Atlantic city ana other
Northern points.
Mr. Richard Booker Easily the ,popu-
lar empl1vce Of James G.. Tinsley n Coz
lett Yesterday To- Fincastle, Va, Wn"re me
viii spend his vacation with colonel
Breckenridge.
The meeting will be quite interesting
as several topics will be brought mp Tor
discussion. and other matters OF iihpoI-
lance will be transacted.
DIT. James Nelson, President. OF the
,voman's College has received a telegram
announcing the Improvement OF. Pro-
seeeor Julian A. Chandler Of the Woman
College. at his home I'm Caroline County.
Yard engines Nos. ard 299 had coll
'isi0u In the Chesapeake and ONO yard
Yesterday morning at about ii CLOCK.
Roth were moving slowly, however ana
the damage 90 each was small.
Recent arrivals at The Jefferson Hotel
include Mr. J. II. Dnneen, Baltimore; MT.
and Mrs W. G.. Newman and TWO chll-
drcn. and Mr.. a. w. Resented OF Ne"
York.
Mr.. Mckee. secretary Of the Richmond
Young Mems Christian Association, IS
expected to return to the city IN Few
davs. when he will begin anew the Work
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
POLITE CoRsICAN EUFFIANs.
They VIII Not strike an Enemy Whom lie
IL In Liquor.

The vengeance of no other enemy IS 90
greatly to be feared as tho vengeance OF
disease.
IL Turks in the system, It preys upon
the vitals. IL saps the fountains Of life
A man may eyade the foe who is waiting
to stab or shoot him IN the dark but the
great enemy disease, has made itself a
part OF him, and 1t hopes 10 put an end
10 his living existence and lay him low
ia death.
II Is said OF some Of the most blood
thirsty and quarrelsOme natives Of Cor
sica. who have become noted Tor their
sanguinary Vendetta, that they will not
waylay and kill foe II he is In liquor
This IS a frank concession 10 the god OF
wine. and saves many a poor fellow from
being sent 10 Kingdom Come" early in
life. The custom protracts some Of the
COrsican feuds over long periods.
Diseases which lay their pOisOns In the
roots of mans life. have no such polite
ness They take the victim drunk or
sober. and push their enterprises I'm the
palace as well as in the cottage, among
the great and famous as well among the
lowly and obscure. the wise man
will seek to prevent their ravages
rather than encourage their attack The
best way TO do the latter Is 70 ignore the
warnings Of nature permit inc seeds Of
debility TO take root ahc END in total
wreck.
int the better course Is 10 discover a
remedy which will restore the vital force
and check the rev engo Of the enemy with
a weapon which he cannot stand against
Such a remedy is Paine's Celery Com
pound. the sure friend OF the
afflicted. which has grown in favor with
the years. and given comfort and health
Beware of the subtle attacks or some
malady which IS laying hold Of
the system, and which YOU have
ignored or treated with indiffer-
ence. Cleanse the system and tone
it up with the only scientific prepare
ton OF whose wonderful cures friends and
neighbors can tell you. and which bears
the testimonials OF the most noted men
and women OF America, Get Paine $
celery compound. the only remedy that
will do Won good. and cause you TO re-
lnIno.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
Canoyas' Funeral.

MADRID. August l3.-An Impressive
scene was Witnessed In Madrid yesteI
day. lasting from noon until O'Clock.
when 1000 persons. representing All
classes. passed in mournful procession TO
view the body of the murdered Premier
Senior Canovas, which was lying IN state
in tho Hall of Armour. I'm the family
mansion. The funeral Will take place
to-day.
Senior sagasta. the leader Of the Span
ism Liberals. has signhed his intention
10 be present The trial OF the assassin
~ Senior Canovas. Angilillio. or Coll,
will probably be held tomorrow.
Great dissatisfaction is felt in military
circles on account OF the royal decree
requiring the wearing OF three Gays
mourning for the dead Premier.
Military officers contend that they were
not commanded TO wear mourning Tor
General Prim and are unable 10 see why
they should do so in this case since Sen
or Canovas was neither a king nor
royal prince.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14

CLEAN. Y. Y. August 13.-Gold has
been discovered within three miles of
Olean Recently George Phillips. of this
city. while hunting. fouad some very pccu-
liar quartz bearing rock and sent
specimens 90 different cssayists.
Yesterday he received "a -eply that the
quartz would yield from $1,000 90 $500
gold 20 the ton. The news leaked out
ana now Phillips is closely watched day
and night by would-he prospectors.
He dare not go 10 his Klondiko or file
his claim. II he did thousands would
follow ard claims would bee staked out
az once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
nAnIhoal snmmer Ee.ort. !"

Now that sumner IS at its height and
the sun rains down upon ur relentless ~ o.
all who are able 10 search Win aacIlty
some cool spot where they may deiy tht
heat and be lullcd 10 sleep hy cool breeIe s.
So many places OF resort are prcdoml-
nant in our minds that we know not nara
ly where 20 go. Few nave hol ntdiu vi
the Land Of the SKY, mat Wohn. lui
mountain region Of western NoI,h "l1
lima and East Tennessee. which BEATS
such "A noticeable resemblance 20 tho
Swiss Alps. that 70 is often termed py
those who have viewed them both, INC
Switzerland Of America. The scenery OF
this region in beauty ana grandeur eau
not be surpassed by anything East or tne
Rocky mountains. "lihs IIN-i'
splashing torrents lofty peaks. iragrant ,
woods uXuriant valleys ine notes anu
a cordial welcome greet one everywhere
I'm this section. I'm the mo Sc or lhlS lipe
ern Eden stands "Ashevillt. Nfted as IL
were over two thousand feet above sea-
level on q lofty plateau, from when one
can view the surrounding peaks ana l'N-
lands for many miles Mountain nieeleS'
laden with the fragrant door or pal7thl
FORESTS. blow pcrcnnialy. Below rusneS
on the winding French Broad river whlcn
from the height looks ike "a silver ripp"''
as IL winds through the valley below.
Everywhere around AshcViue one ~
erected with constantly Increasing cNl-
dcnces OF Natures lavish gifts 10 ihls
wonderful place. But best ot ali tnese Is
the crisp. exhiarating oxygen. which we
inhale ravenously Tho climate N Ashe-
willie has benefited many suUerng Win
nuinonarv troubles and is widely rcnown-
"a for It's healthfulncss. Near Ashevlle
Is "Bntmore." the princcly estate Of Mr..
Vanderbilt. who travelled The world over
and AT last settled here and the mansion
ne has erected here rivals the palaces OF
Furope I'm grandeur. ON account or lis
altitude and Southern location Asheville
is not visited with extremes of heat or
cold. which makes IL an ideal resort Tor all
fhe year round. besides the summer. 10
give clear description Of this beautltuii
snot is something that the pen of best
writers could hardly do Justice 10.
LOW rate excursion tickets on sale the
wear round by Southern Railway.
I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14

FARMVILLE. VA, August 13.-Special
The action of the Roanoke Convention has
been the subject of general discussion
here to-day. and every one seems pleased
with the ticket. Ex-Governor Mckinney
SAYS he was very much pleased with the
ticket and spoke very highly of each
candidate.
Dinks Jackson. the man who was tried
with Hedge some months ago in Rich
mond for running a moonshine still. and
got three months in jail is now in jail
at this place serving out a thirty-day
sentence for stealing two watermelons
from some one near Rice's Depot
The crops I'm some part of this and Cum
berland county are very much in want OF
rain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
FINED FoE IIoUOR SELLING.
Petersburg Ministers Enjoy Tour Awheel
WATER supply short,

PETERSBURG. VA, August i3-Spe-
clal-Mr. Branch Bourbon. OF this CITY
was before Justice n. NJ. Munt. of Prince
George. this afternoon on two warrants
hharging him with selling liquor az the
Newmarket race-track. IN that county
on the Gth and 9TH of July ON which dates
races We're held there.
Mr. Bourbon was adjudged guilty on
both warrants and was fined $lvo ana
costs in each case. -.
A letter has been received here from
Rev j. W Rosebro. j.. D., pastor % tI
Tabb-Street Presbyterian churcn, ih
which he writes that Rev. IT. W. Battle
d d.. pastor of the First Baptist church,
I'M this city: Rev DR. English. OF lamp
den-Sidnev College. and himself are nav
linz a very pleasant time riding on their
wheels through the valley Of virginia
I'm consequence Of the protfacteu
, drought the supply Of water IN the Gily
reservoirs is getting very short ne
City Engineer will publish an advertise
rnent tomorrow morning adVlSihS water
takers and citizens generally 10 DE very
economical in the use of the water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14

woodruff and wife. L. G. Cartwright,
William Cameron. &. y. stansbury. C..
T.. Agar. Miss r. McGlone. T. w. Will
uams. II. 5. Tibbctts, +. King, Mrs 5.
Wainwright and SON. Miss J.. Clayborne.
Miss T. Clayborno. W. l.. Ledley ana
wife. George j. Blome and family. John
Armigoad Miss r.. Archer. Miss D.
Washington. $. Helshy +. Gunner. Mrs.
T. Morchouse. Miss Morehouse. A. Gray
James II. Beziat. Mrs. A. Rcnncrs, Miss
Rcnncrs. J.. L. Betz. Mrs ID. Meanley.
Miss Edult. f. Fernandicn John J. Whe-
Ian. w. G.. Lane and wife, y. Hogs,
j. H. Farrell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
VISITING MERCHANTS.
the SPECIAL RATES BRING 10 THE
CITY NUMBER.
The wholesale Men Giving Them n Hearty
Welcome-For Closer Trade
Relations.

Mr.. i. u. Morris. the chairman OF the
Merchants Excursion Committee. said
night that the excursions to Richmond
which were arranged for Thursday, Fri
day and to-day were successful.
Many merchants from Virginia, West
Virginia, the Caroiinas, Georgia and other
Southern States have come into Rich
mond during the last two days and the
wholesale and jobbing trade Of the city
has been benefited.
THEIR PRESENCE FELT.
All the hotels have felt the presence OF
the strangers in our gates. most OF them
having gone to tine Lexington, which was
well filled last evening.
These travellers came into Richmond on
regular trains OF the ChesapeahS anu
Onto from the East and West the South
ern from the South the Atlantic Coast
limo and Seaboard Air Line also nom
The south and the Richmond, frede-
ricksburg and Potomac from the North,
and ovor the Norfolk and Western route.
n was intended by the Chamber OF
Commerce and the Merchants Excursion
Committee 20 have these merchants come
"a Richmond for better and closeF social
and business Intercourse.
A HEARTY WELCOME.
To this end special rates were arranged
over the railroads named, one ldie iol tiiD
round trip. the tickets good for hiteen
davs. and special hotel rates were Sc
Invitations by thousands were sent out
bv the Chamber Of commerce ana
tbe Excursion Committee, besides
those circulated by the wholesale mer-
chants. a hearty welcome has been eN-
| tended the visitors by the wholesale ana
! iobbing merchants. and they were busy
| Yesterday showing goods and seiilns
them. 4. A.. ,
MANY visitors will zrrive to-day ana
.o-rnorrow ON these special tickets, and
/ there is no doubt that attention mas been
| directed 20 Richmond ia new ana ioIcl-
| bic manner
THE ARRIVALS.
Tho arrivals OF Yesterday were these:
Wurpbv's-J. W. Higgs. GreenNlle' n.
| g.: NJ Heller. Lynchburg. Va II. y.
| Runkle. Tampa. Fla. -..,,- 49,,
Fori'e-Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson,
| Darnestowu Md J. 7. PettyJohn'
! Ivnchburg Va: Joshua Barnes and Mrs
! Barnes Nashville. y O.; J. w. Ham
! meu Mrs. Hammel and Miss HammelL
| Salisbury. y. c., V. o. Stuart Lynch-
TIE Jcfforson-J. j. Spencer, Martins
| willie. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14

Uncle John-Well. what do you mean to
be when you get TO be a man?
Little Tommy (promptly)-A doctor
Ike pa
Uncle John (quzzically)-In and
which do YOU intend 10 be- an allOpath
or a hOmOeopath?
Little Tommy don't know what them
awful big words mean. Uncle John. but
that don't make no difference, cause
ain { goin' 10 be either OF EN-. I'm just 60
I'm 10 be a family doctor an give all my
patients Hoods Sarsaparilla cause my pa
says that II he is a doctor. he's bliged 10
own up that Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
best family medicine he ever saw in his
life
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14
IInv RIDE with a Band.

BLACKSTONE, VA. August 8.-Spe-
cial.--I.ast night q party Of young ladies'
and gentlemen accompanied by the
Blackstone String Band rendered the
Misses McGehee. OF Richmond. hay
ride. They are the guests Of Miss Lucy
Connally. OF this place.
Miss Annie Wilson. Of Wakefield. who
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs. 5. $.
Davis. returned homo to-day.
The crops I'm this section are suffering
from the dry spell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14

The Bay Line steamer Virginia sail
Cd for Baltimore Thursday. with long
passenger nst as follows
A Hechclmor and wife. Jos. Saks. A.
Bcrwanger. John II. walsh. ) Letwich.
j. j. Houcran. s. T.. Rilts, william Glib
SON Mrs II. Gibson. a. Is Wilson. G.. J..
Gcrm4n. r. Ingram. G.. y. Lacy, l.. Jones,
81. Booker William II. Smith and wife.
Mrs g.. BroNncr and daughter. Miss Mat
tie Barker and sister. n. Gibbons, +. A.
Harrison -. Winston. y. Mitchell $. NJ.
Brewer. A Rosenhcim. H. Pragg y.
Irarg D. Binswanger. r. Cornell Mrs.
VI. A. Evans. Mrs. l. Booker. William
O.. Noting and wife. c. ID. Smith and
wife. T. Buckingham, J. r. Fanon Mrs.
- Bernan. Miss v n Dabney. w. T.
Dabney r. Danery William G.. Baux and
wife. j. Soil. w. w. Baldwin, f. T.. Web
ster. l.. Emerson. {. J. Hatch, +. L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14

PATTERSON. y. J- August 13.-Edward
g. Pierce architect here is iubilant over
discovering gold. copper. and silver in
Kikoout mountain about "a mile from
Butler. n. j. He and T.. q. Roberts. cap
halist, have leased the mountain with
privilege of buying TO-
The vein Of gold Us about twenty inches
wide az the opening and seems 10 widen
as % enters the mountain Pierce SAYS
hc has already started TO organize a stock
company. which VIII include Nice-Presi-
dcrt Hobart and Governor Grices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-14

banks and the issuance OF all money
by the National government.
To make good the foregoing declaration
OF principles. We shall i'm the next cam
paign, use every lawful means to ala
us I'm accomplishing these reforms, and
To that end we invite the cooperation
of men Of an parties. that we may be
successful I'm the prosecution OF this
work.