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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-04
FOR RENT,

THAT DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY
Located Brick Dwelling No. 303 Twelfth
street. between Broad and Marshall
streets with nine rooms and all modern
improvements.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
ap Alt Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-04
FOR SALE.
INVESTMENTS THAT
WILL, PAY 7 TO 10 PER CENT.

WILL PAY TO 10 PER CENT.
81, 3j0-Frame Dwelling and Large Lot
Fourth street; annual rent slH
81, 5O0-Two-Story Brick Dwelling, Laurel
near Albemarle street; rents $50
s2.OO0-Two Brick Dwellings near Mayo
and Broad street; annual rents
500.
s.. 5oo-Btck Dwelling, Clay near Seventh
street; annual rents $40.
20 750--Tyo Frame Dwellings Laurel near
Beverly street; annual rents 1900
81. OOo-A Detached Brick Residence, north
Eighth street; cost 5000.
s.. 0o0-Main street. corner street; annual
rents $500
Il 50O-Iarge business Property near
Seventh and Broad streets; will
pay per cent
s.. OOO-Main-Street Store, opposite Cham
Der of Commerce; Will net per
cent.
J. THOMPSON BROWN &c CO..
an Ait lib Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-04
WANTED

TO SELL. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Properly. Nice Country Home in Abe
marie county. near Chesapeake and Ohio
Depot. First-class Improvements. Ad-
dress BLUE RIDGE. care Postmaster,
Meechum's River, Albemarle county. Va.
NH 2S-Su2ts
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roR RENT. STORES AND OFFICES.

CALL FOR OUR PRINTED RENT
List
II. SELDOM TAYLOR & SON,
ap Ait Eleventh and Bank streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-04
BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

real AuCllOubtts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
PINE-srREEr REsIDES Il NEAR MON
ROE PARK.-In execution OF the decree
referred TO below. We viii sell by auction,
on the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL 5. 1887,
at i:9O clock z. NJ, "ALL THAT LOT
OF LAND, WITH THE BRICK TENE-
MENT. No. 6, thereon. lying and being In
the city of Richmond, on the west side or
Pine street between Main and Cary
streets. fronting p feet and running back
between parallel lines II 1-2 feet"
This house is well located, and, with
some repairs, will make a good home.
TERMS Cash enough to pay costs or
suit and sale, and the sum of Sl.0llN, and
the residue at one year. for note, with In
terest added, and title retained.
WILLIAM |. LEAKE,
JAMES LYONS,
Special Commissioners.
Virginia Trust Company, Plaintiff. against
Archer. &c, Defendants.-In the Chance
ny Court of the city Of Richmond
l. Charles w Goddn, Clerk OF said
court, certify that the bond required Of
the special commissioners by the decree
In said cause OF February 4. 1897, has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this cath day Of
March. 1891. CHARLES W. GODDIN.
NH 25 Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE

Il OF
NINE FRAME HOUSES, WITH GOOD
LOTS.
ON UNION HILL,
NEAR THE RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
CAR SHEDS,
EIGHT AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NER OF TWENTY-NINTH AND
LEIGH STREETS,
Nos 1900 2902, 29O4, 1905, 1908. 29lO, 1872,
AND pol! EAST LEIGH STREET,
AND
No. 81 NORTH TWENTY EIGHTH
STREET
(NEXT TO THE CORNER OF LEIGH
STREET),
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-04

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust TO us. the
undersigned. dated March %. 1896, duly
recorded in the Clerks Office OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court, Deadlock 15I G.,
page i55. default having been made In
the payment OF a sum OF money therein
secured, and being requested by the bene-
ficiary so TO do. we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
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FOR RENT,
STORES,

DWELLINGS.
OFFICES:
Call for Printed Rent-List.
c. l.. q II. l.. DENOON,
an S2l Main street.
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EoR SALE. ONE STEAM LAUNDRY,
a. T,lson n &. In good condition and
ready Tor running. Troy machinery. VIII
he sold at public sale In front OF court
bo,se al & O'Clock +. NJ. MONDAY.
April IL, 1881. unless sold privately before:
A M ELLISON, Wilson. N. G. NH H-lst
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FOR RENT,

AN EXCELLENT CORNER FLAT;
rooms. centre hall, bath. coal vaults. etc.
Exclusive use front veranda. South
Third street, first floor, to parties without
small children.
AZ 2-3t J. THOMPSON BROWN & co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-04

II the amount due the bondholders
the sale OF oil the lots advertised 10 be
sold on May 9TH. the balance OF said los
will be sold by the society immediately
thereafter on same terms.
RAJ, AND MECHANICAL SOCIETY.
BY William f. Wickham. President
NH % % 1881, Ap AIN 13 161s,2, Is, 2s.9.SoAiy
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SNUG FLOYD-AvENUE RESIDENCE

FOR SALE CHEAP.
A. Is. APPERSON x CO.,
ap Alt north Eleventh street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-04

In execution OF a deed OF trust to Us
from the Virginia State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society. dated June 20, 1891. OF
record in the Clerks, ONCE OF Henrieo
County Court, In Deadlock 1856 y, page
~, default having been made IN the prin-
cipal OF the bonds secured by said deed
amounting TO $4,000. such default having
continued for more than forty days after
the maturity OF said bonds. and default
having been made in the payment OF
portion or the interest on the said bonds,
and being required TO execute said trust
by the holders OF majority In interest
or said bonds, we will, on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 5th, AT II O'CLOCK
NOON.
In front Of said property. on Broad street,
in the city OF Richmond, Va, sell that
portion OF said TRACT or LAND known
as the Fair-Grounds, containing about
thirty-one acres, or so much thereof ~
may be necessary to execute the trust.
situated adjacent to and northwest or
the city OF Richmond. fronting on tho
north line Of Broad street and extending
northerly TO the land OF the Richmond,
IfederickstGrg and Potomac rollroad, ard
bounded on the east ny the land OF VIM
field Scott and others.
This property has a great future. and
the society mas plated II 20 conIorm, as
far as practicable, 70 the plan or the cay,
and lots will be divided up and offered for
sale I'm lots OF 30 feet front, thereby en-
aiding bidders OF moderate means 20 sup
ply their wants. That portion OF the tract
along the line OF the Richmond, freder-
icksblrg and Potomac railroad viii be Of
fered In large parcels suitable for manu-
featuring and other business purposes.
II the sale IS not completed on the day
named It will be continued from day TO
day at the hour named until the whole
debt due shall have been provided for,
and II the said thirty-one acres shall not
sell for a sum sufficient TO execute stl1
trust the balance Of the tract, which con-
tains an aggregate of IS "a acres. more
or less, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, will be sold on May ", 1877.
commencing at the hour named: This pro-
nerty lies entirely outside OF the city
limits. which should commend 1t most
strongly to investors, as II VIII probably
be many years before city taxes VIII nave
TO be paid thereon.
A map OF the property, as >po-diyldei,
can ba seen at the office or the suclOnecr
or of the president OF the society.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash. ana
balance. In equal payments at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest added:
the deferred payments to be evidenced by
negotiable notes and secured by trust
deed on the property.
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS,
G. V. MEREDITH. Trustees.
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By A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Manchester, Va.

UoTIoGNd rs Sale OF OF, EIGHT
Nos. JOB, 100, lg7, 100 III, 1l3, lis, AND III
NORTH FIFTH STREET,
MANCHESTER, VA.
At the request Sf the owner. 1 will sell.
at public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1897.
at 4:30 o'clock T.. NJ. the above HOUSES
AND LOTS, fronting is feet and inches
each, on the east side of Fifth street
and running back 125 feet to an alley II
feet wide.
While the houses are small. containing
three rooms and halls each, still they
are well built, and Of good material con-
Venlenliy arranged, and in a desirable To-
cation, comfortable homes, and will rent
well
This property viii be sold separately,
and, II desired. Will sell with the privi-
lege OF taking half or all the property.
IL Is seldom that you have an oppor-
tunity of making a safe u per cent in
yestment. Now that you have this OPP
portunity offered TO you, don't neglect II.
TERMS: 500 cash on each house, and
the balance in one and two years. de-
ferred payments bearing interest and Sc
cured BY deed OF trust.
4. L. ADAMSON.
ap Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-04
BY Boswell &c Harmon.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
.PLENDID CHANCE.

DIVISION SALE OF
ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS IN
EENRICO COUNTY,
ONLY A SHORT DISTANCE FROM
RICHMOND,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON THE
PREMISES.
TUESDAY APRIL 20. 1897,
AT - O'CLOCK.
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PRfrE-bF liver 5 R Il
Sensatianal Break In Price OF Bul.
Hon ON the London Market.

sensatianal Break IN Price OF Bul.
Hon on the London Market.
London, Aug. g. Bar silver made =.
violent and sensational break Thurs.
day, falling one-haH penny to 25A
pence per ounce: This is.sby far the
lowest price ever touched, and isethie.
most rapid decline ever recorded on
the hondpl market since the last week
Of June, 1893, when the Indian gov
eminent sdecided to close the. Indian
tefree silver coin &c, and VIE 4
holders pfx bullion ordingl a IL re &
their silver, On the; market VT kSA Re
gard price. On the news silxer bull
Lion TEL ,dndon 37119s pence per 5uince,
toia price sbeloa.3 but it rallied sharp
later. Il 5: IA; y: ~. *s & .
I The Times in its financial comments
admits its inability to; explain the per-
sisteht weakness OF silver, but thinks;
it is due, perhaps, to well-grounded
belief that the results Of the American
bfmet a1lic Commission, headed BY Sen
ator Wolcott, are not likely to prove
satisfactory ito silverites~ here and in
the United States. -. r..
News YORK, e;Angs :6.--Thee New York
price fell to 55A cents bid, a break Of
IL cents an ounce from Wednesday
ards Of Az cents. within a month at
this price the bullion value of the sill
YER dollar is a trifle more than 43 cents.
London dispatches ascribe the great
weakness ii silver to Liquidation by
New York holders of the metal.
City of Mexico, Aug .e.--z=The drqp,in
silver sent exchange on New YorK b
it's highest point :A132) ssafterSbank g
hours. Merchants have largely can
ccled foreign orders, and will await
something like? pper1hanency in ex-
change. The government is: max king all
it's estimat es; based Of gwen lower prices
fer silver. The leading bankers are
not dis1nayed and continue to predict
4 reaction, although not until lower
prices have been reached. There is un-
doubtedly much apprehensve feeling,
especially as to the rapidity with which
exchange has risen without precedent.
One of the bankers declares the United
States will have. to take the alive
in bringing about a solution. of the sill
yer question. &<.ss> j.: :,:.} - .:.:;,.l!'
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!, England Delays Her Answer.

London, I'M Mug: ! trhe British ggov2esrn-
ment has hhformel' the Anne riesn BIZ
metallic commission that it win prob:
ably reply to the, proposals Of the com
nissieners on !, behalf of the. United
States in October. The commissioners
have tbeen awaiting in. London since
their conference with the cabinet, and
desiring to know the exact position of
England before opening up, negotia-
lions with other. governments, they
Wrote to the cabinet, inquiring :sWhen
they might pect Z, d decision, as: they
were anxious to arrange their future
programme. Sir Michael IIicks-Beach
said it was due both to the Importance
of the subject and the manner in which
it has. been brought before the English
ministry by Representatives,: : Of the
two countries that these: proposals
should be- Very carefully considered;
and this process must be somewhat pro-
longed, owing to the time necessarily
occupied in communicating with: the
government Of India. While thistpost.
po1n 2eem 81. England decision delays
the work, the American ENJOYS do not
consider it, discouraging. On the con-
trary they think Great BIZ tain's int inter- ter
est in the question justifies: them. in en-
Pecting that the Indian miiits' win be
Opened:s ;, 4se:qf'S. r. r:El
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+! l-'']t HALLS Catarrh Gnre t,Ynii;I.
Is = constitutional Cure Pricet 75cl ~,
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.'t''s:sa '1'' fshae Il. A, w. Meet.

Philadelphia, Aug. The visiting
wheelmen 70 the big L:&A::~W meet
were astiie' early in: the morning. and
were soon in co1npiete possession of the
SMOOTH % ,,asP,hlialtt streets and suburban.
roads and park drives, y The: meet was
formally opened Wednesday morning
ut nineoo'clock with a scheduled run to
,Andorara nurseries and return. d dis
lance of about ten miles, The visiting,
riders turned out in large numbers
under thee scort of the local com mittee.
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Papa" Sine qua nom means something
ySu eaa an 81: 81 without !" Little Frank-"Oh
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Il Three III 5 ,,..n j slain.

VI hi enoosa fyres, Aug.S5. The latest
official sadvices from Camidos,, Brazil.
state that Z, 900 COVE rnmen t soldiers
We're killed in the recent big battle.
there This lenyes the rebel loss III the,
same1fght about 4 900. The numberof
,wo,inded mot be estimate Cd as: vet, as
the reinforcelnents which have gone.
forward continue TO find the injured
hidden in the forest and in huts, suf-
tering fol. food and water. q.
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Made a Great Throw.

+ Albany, n. y, Aug. 4.John Flana-
gan, the champion hammer #thrower,
surpassed all records Tuesday by
throwing, the 1G-pound u ammer 1877 feet
4 E.5in inc, He was giving an aex-
htbiition1 at the athletic meet Of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, and this
record will not stand as the worlds
record. On his,seconds throw he beat his
worlds record of $50 feet sinches, by
one inch 4. ,..ts=s 4 'z. Ri,
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=! ~ 80 =. q. itlI97.i .IIt,li.
Az, a, last Resort,

Washington, Aug. Al is declared
positively at the state depar t1nent
that There has been no change in the
Instructions given either to Minister
Sewall :or to Admiral .Beardslee, touch
ing their attitude toward the Hawaiian:
question.>5tT The admiral's Instructions
were to. protect American interests DIT:
all points and to establish protector
ate only the event Of serious disturb
;ance or the commission Of some overt
act. $..
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{
Chicago, Aug. 6.-Three dead firemen,
one unidentified man killed by being
ss-
men injured is the terrible record of the
! disaster which. attended the. destruc-
tionn toof tile s,.s f' elevator
s4 4ldiana n Eaetpp9atlsssriver Thurs
IT,: :: * : $::;:!: 4:
in the worlds fair grounds. In the 81
-fremen who arc hurt were included
Chief Swenie, Assistant Chiefs Musham
andI Ctmpion aml+ Ba*teljo qaqtf ffh 1 An
aAr}o4 These 1eatless we're more >,or
less1 severely haf bSfned, while
some Of their men will die.
I Death cagasf "a tAA bxave fire fighters
q an sspsR cIose sseaf
the structs t AtAtts3fying pieces OF
brick and heavy sections of corrugated
ironecrs,sheA down; dozens Of men and
boys, whose names the police were not
able to learn.> .
The loss on iii: elevator and it's con
$350,O0O, insured for 100000.
Thea.damage to surrounding property
81 KbSht $R,9}as tAe 1eKsvajor was
wrecked by the explosion and as much
of the $4,000 bushels of grain that it
Contained which did not fall into the
river vas ef6nSgmedq blythe flames. =.
Wedding Frolic Ends, Disnstrou.ly.
:: Ciu'dinhati; NnE. 9. AOttoAdlerkept
an all-night restaurant in the lower
story of the hosse in,,Whjch three men
93 :anaE &bt@3 peri;hfd Thursday
morning. There were II men: and
Mernenfin one room in the second story
of this house: The occupants of the
+ hiding refuse an IN for1nti ton. one
Of the dead were burned. They were
smoke the fire III
adjacent rooms. The only exit for es-
faPH1s tanp ,,1,
smd} {, room
y IN s.apI s|'I$E ;Ss H. 4
wh&R q,Ah Y,ks,af| tls deadzmaefh, avsts Is;
ara 81
LA 4lfafx 1Ha I'll Glas til
The vpl so IA h osis Hi
bri X n Ash lol, d aear lyxasthS
pari q saN9 AB D spiaiii s
q HAT
beer started the somnolence, which.
with the up-ended bathtub, were indi-
ss5fffqA4s 8 81 mue81 sIa g..
Madess New Record. ''@ s'4's
Omaha, Neb., Aug. 6. The Union Pa
f Ct !, IL A s1ing 'l;a + = l, ,tsg
nee fhofhas dr6ean, With eng4he S5e;
pulled a special from Evanston, Wyo.,
to Omaha, 955 mrzs-- ua.24 hours, in
GLIDING all stops. This is claimed as
tbs RECORD l9Qg ~ r3'n {ora single engine,
'FFe. final sprIrt> pfss the rQh Xds u ~
markablej burst bf speed, HlieHdlstaace
!: from North Platte to Omaha, 291 miles.
being covered in 279 minutes, at the
rate Of 63.49 miles-.p5er' hour. The en-.
ginc was built at the Omaha shops.
Ma,.Afnar 41%e. Y
olyakust tfhss frSexor7zs
were four starters-Joe Patchen, Star
( Pointer, Lottie I1orrain and Badge.
P9tGh 81. y, nQt, only won the race on its
merits, baaff ipaf}33 pie fistesd klle g9asr
erc 1T eaNalnr III
wega .. ,re !5 e # z :Ql4 'Sa
IS. = entry ~ 14lensgt albs:sa.'ss af,
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AMI AbsH14Ba lie Essasy.l.,In

4 - IT, = III @ y ii
a tendency to- rheunsat iss.l-. asadonlstadr
iaAeglted III Y2ls many other iegaeea j;
means ,e ct checking this tendency q, Of rers
il incipient. rheuma tism, whether pre-
existtnt lin The blood Or not; lis to resort tpa
H9ststtsE Stomach B;ttsFs Fg9E rs tAs
the influences ofcdla! exposnrs nafAtisif|. j
tea1s 5S!tss t2 sXs s
iugates malaria, liver and kidney complaint,
dyspepsia and nerve disquietude.
Claude-"Do YOU think your father would
pffer me personal violence if I were to ask
him for you :" Mabel 8: No butH thihh:he
wilEit:you don't pretty soon. st1Tt-B Bits: III
could not eet3abohg Without Nth ii Pisbr Cure
for .Consumptibn. lit always cures Mrs.
Flo. M9ulton; Needham, Mass Oct, p, ~.
You can always tell false teeth. because
they arc So much nearer perfect than 4atY- ).
raj overwhelmingly Democrat. t,.t5
|: l4''}t Halls Uatarrh Gure s;tYHIfI@
Is = constitutional Cure Price, 75cl -,y:, /:
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:, u,
o y :. asnan 80
= seM1h s1n &c .
lew York, Aug. 2. ~ r.. G. Dun&i Co...
i Heir weekly review e trade sav. d.
\. s. !. = : =.
H9ur ye9z8zt9AssNaft asS,, the nrsh
Her or flHyaHsf Feep4 81 saled, wlrn
VINES In TO over
thenonth 1ns s., c1osed
peen . only TX ,,sn
939 llssfs IN N!Ase l !ss9 ~; me
enS a5kan.aeK M efaseegEpf 8. bust y !.
!ssp !foaaa[ A 1ar s6 81 ontas snsws ,tAat
ss 4 He sthss AS Enssp9
ikH Peffod..in trading smaller thaniHsAn1y
'f tA ssaonth--exeePt--o q nd IN q many
SaRs 81 %s fs9gra a9 fs
he -pessihals ksssho, tnea ouneed reports
Rssgy y tSs'T "a sss
'tsP- ~ tha disPaltShe from
an lnis week
i} sztsssts iafss gieyd az Wheat and
'Xyu! prices, le14914ff 4 ny 4tEAFskSr NHODHU lH
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Acquitted.
Capt: Albert Scheffer was acquitted
of tbs charge Of LARCENY in connection
with the failure of the Allie mannia
bank, of St.. Paul: Mr.. Schef fer was
on ne :staad *the gfeater, part of ;;oae.
the honey had III h aRnsRpfsated. IN
transactions TT =, he lid. " been aa
the A9nk's account a1H S& fl persoHa
gains> The veHdi4xa$ r9A1hed, Id
ordered by the court and appeared to
giveeEeneral satisfaction. ---.
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- DoctoredrFlne. = :.
Slaee t1eC eoye{nmeAt concluded tb
adopt the Phanah ba4as 70 ts indian
pine on the reservations, allowing the
1ndi2es to cut Tbs dsad d. and burned
the pine on the aWAt4 EarAh, Leech
Lakeand Red LAkf KrSs4rya}ions has
BEEN 'doctored, 'ssfifes h4vihg been
placed at the base of the trees, charring
the Bark s7Rfc:ieatly ito bring them
withka the scope of the term burned. {"
4 lbsS;11y GEs i;iii Sd L. III tai:
Blythe explosion of gasoline staye
at New Richmond, the Swear old son
of so: Wangeq.Yas bpzp$dboitfa p-
also ,seriousl 3"ta e6e1 ab6ut Che afmk,
face and chest. The mother could not
savethe child and was forced to jump
trolga second story window to save
herEawn life: The loss on the building
and rfnrniture is $3.50.
-, !: fiaFt 7i,s S1Aidke: :'''t'>''; y
The steamer Robert Fulton, lowed
ss iasess ss Center esSssr
draW *3o feet out of plumb and damag-
ing szthe center pier and abutmehts.
The vessel was pnipjpred.~ The draw
to the. bridge h as been open for u week;
owing tQ Rgealage. and vas vide opsn
when the HCCide MT OccurreIt .-~---'-
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ts STOPPED ffss ana &efedd
B No fits after first days use Of DR.. Hines
y Great Nerve Restorer. Free 81 trial bottle &
treatise, p. Kline, ,933 Arch q, Phila, Pa.
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4 iffs ltstsst Kickerrttiit Z Wi 7itfst
Hask ins-I didn't like helmeals! we rot
at the mountain house. There was, not
served was cold. SO - ~ TT . Hlf!Ii!f
Perkins-Yes, everything but the ice wa.
ter.-Up,to-D Date. :
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were four starters-Joe Patchen. Star
( Pointer, Lottie Lorrain and Badge.
PatGRean n9t onl MY IKE !, tRe rfss ea its
made u szra nl circllit, t. eaVa Ling the
w s,s s: record ,s EFF IS :ti1 John
r. Gentry; 81 Hlens alls a sd. . u; S. S sl
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-31
THE MEDINA PICNIC.

The picnic of the Irish-American So
cial. club given at Medina park yester-
day was well attended. There was
fun for everybody and plenty of music
and dancing. Beer was in big demand
and there was a good supply of'it and
while there were a number of small
disturbances, the day passed off con-
siderably uiet and pleasant. Several
races were run in which Frank Burns
and William Mcdonald each won box
of cigars and John Courtney pair Of
shoes. A prize was also offered for the
best couple in the prize waltz, which
was won by Charles Pitcher of San
Antonio and Miss Della Walls, of Chi
cago. The transportation facilities to
and from the picnic grounds were as
usual. excellent. The train was in
charge of Conductor ]. NJ. Mccormick
and there were enough cars on hand
to accommodate everybody.