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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
Chronic Asthma
Completely and
Permanently Cured.

M. Daniel Graham. south Park.
Seattle. well-known mill foreman. de-
scriees his former sufYerings from asthma
Of inaay years standing. and the COM
plete disappearance OF the disease under
the Copeland treatment:
al took the Copeland treatment after
suffering from asthma for the greater part
OF my life and the result was
4 Perfect Cure.
Since childhood have been troubled
with difficulty In breathing and shortneSs
of breath. and my condition grew worse
with each succeeding yea, until l WAS
finally forced to leave my home in the cas-,
and seek relief in change Of climate For
a time / was somewhat better. oat the
disease soon returned and caused me
Most Intense SOLDERING.
for ten long years.
THE air passages we:a 50 contracted
and infiamea that II WAS impossible far
me 10 remain in close room fer any
length of time. and the dust of the MIL
was sc irritating that | WAS Obliged to
abandon my position. The least exertion
would cause me TO choke up and
Gasp for breath.
and there was "a constant feeling OF heav~r
pressure in my chest. together with a
perpetual hacking cough.
MANY remedies and physicians proved
Intellectual In giving me even relief from
my sufferings. but at last I went to the
Copeland Institute and commenced u
course OF treatment. WheE I finished my
treatment | was a we'll man. and not a
trace OF asthma remained.
1T is NOW THREE YEARS SINCE I
rf-f. 4
AND THERE HAS NOT BEEN THE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
EXTRACTION WITH xExIco.
Treaty stgned and Will 1T Once be
Sent to Wnshfuxton.

CITY OF MEXICO. Feb eS-The ex-
tradition treaty negotiated between Mexi-
AMI the United States has been signed
By Foreign Minister Marshall and AM
hsassadur Powell Clayton The convsn-
tion hroadens the eEnoezxlament claisse 10
cover not mercy public moneys, but all
defaicatsons or thcf1s. A copy OF the
treaty has been mailed TO the state de-
partment at Washington in the hope IL
may arrive In time 30 BE acted upon by
the senate before adjournment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

xt.t~nt Protests Against the Gsar'a
Coup a'Etat

LONDON Feb. - sdyiees received
aese say thai tae cxaT's decree FOR shs
YtlSxftsesfsoa 0f ETnaans has aw akenea a
feeling ~ ifgdlgnstion and sympathy. The
SWEDISH papers characterlgs the decree as
= coup d'etss. II provides frg an 'f1cresse
~ the Russian fcfs@s, the extension ~ s-s,n~
- rspi lsr. asz makes Russian obligatory
and tn 0r5eal language The Swedish
professors Al ilssssngforS ohser vatorY have
tses-n fssssaEs8 as Russian. The SwesiA@A
Indignantly cal ggt5n the government 10
asNaan from TAX n& part IN the care
sssNsssss congress AntSa they sfigrsatjze as
hyp@erffical The prominent officers Of
Finland 'ssvs sassght audience vita f}se
skar aa she N5h}sct. bait their request has
tssau II f'tSsss
The Sotaec at Pert said.
port SAID. Feb = The I nEtsd
STATES rslnsssg ship Sossr4 fgUtn New YORK
fa9 Mania. arrived nrre today
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

Bix Wisconsin Tract II Sold to
Chicago ffrma.

CHIPPEWA FALLS Via, Feb. sa.~-
The largest pine land deal made in years
was consummated here today. r. ".
Weyerhauser sold TO Street. Chatiield &
Knapp, OF Chicago. and Rttenhosise &
Embree. also az Chicago. a tract OF land
in Ashland and Bayfield, counties on
which II IL estimated that there are 2ro.-
CO. 60 feet OF pine. The price Is 81 $50 GO
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
NO. CASE AGAINST HANNA.
senate Committee Turns Down the
Protest Against Him.

ASHINSTON, Feb 2s.-Tne senate
committee on privileges and elections has
decided there waiz 40 case made In the
protest against Hanna. and ordered such
a report made 10 the senate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
These We're Deaf
Now They Hear.

Mrs. Y. sherry. 1S03 Main street,
Seattle: THE Copeland treatment does
cure deafness and dischargtng ears. II
cured our daughter Lena. after alt other
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

administration. har reayed the esst--inasaoa
~ a1u9r<ss years ag1tafsoa for human
liberty ard Spc-al advancement
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

President Zeiayna' Army Captures
Important InsurEent Positions.

MANAGCA. Nicaragua. Feb. A-Presl-
dent Xe.aya's army has captured Gill
mountain and Aguas Cslientas. thus viz
tualy terminating the Biue.elds revoiu-
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
Cured to Stay Cured.


Mr. Jas. Bracket. Bothe11, WASH,
THE Copeland treatment cured me 81 ca
tarrh and RESTORED my lost sense 81 hear
ing some three years age. and ! have
remained perfectly we'll up 10 the present
tiysYe My case was Il very bad one with
aischarrlng ears ringing ard roaring
sounds tn rSy head. and almost total deaf
ness but tire treatment made "A complete
and lasting cure
Mrs. Jehn Pickering. Moaat YER
non WASH Il took course % treat
yrent n, the Copeland Medical Institute
a bout four years ago and was cured Of
catHrrh ard deafness Nv trouble COM
gsenc~A estarrh 81 fhe Nose and throat.
huf sosFs spread tn ire ears watch De- I,
came swollen and srasmess and paine4i! !
me- terribly Then followed very un-
pleasant discharge from both ears, and
the gradual loss OF hearing until all sense
OF sound seemed host 10 me forever. while
the unnatural noises In my head almost
drove me- frantic. The Copeland treat
msnt cured me thoroughly. and / nave
remained cured ever since
Mr. n. G. Wiley. Porter. Ch~hais.
county. Wash. taIiy Endorses the follow
ing statement which he made several
years ago after snlshsng course a. trses-
ssaeur az the Copeland IR~titut. and
ssrfs that ne has had 40 further ;roa-
ai~ from his old complaint
For twenty years ! had e~en a suf-
s.rer from safarrh % she head and
throat There Ma = miserable stopping
us ~ the uDstrfie and prosBss discharge
az usucsts into sa~ throat that kept rnr
hawking ard sfss'isng contsnnais5, ThTes
years ago I commenced 10 have wymp-
ssrzax es asthma, Ard since that THAR
fhzs disease has rendered life a Sefssen
10 ne bad 80 give tg nay work entirely.
could nuf sleep. ana passed whole
Yrfxa.ts groux~@s up ~ "A Chair frah&liux me-
sssx-srsa5 smoke fD ass1aka temporary re-
nsvs friend was rad a<sH cured sYl
tne gaF~lazsd Physicians advised ne to
syy th-4r treatment sna fssa I h~-
rar Il, trn prsse Immediately AsaA SIT nss1
~..4rssy free SguEu al sfss distressing
syxngysamax OF ssssase'.
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90 -
means had failed
Mrs. J. ~. Carrie. Esimosds. WASH,
n know tina, the Copeland treatment does
cure deafness. Ny son Charles Was per.
feetly cured after one ear had bsscorue
quite deaf.
Miss josie Ouff~tf~. 0rfiiiw. WASH
Il ~sas almost Totally deaf from the Fl
ss4ts ~ catarrh As5 1as cured ~ stsr
Copeland treatment The bag st praise
= Asss tbN Ka9w ledge and skill tina ha 80
removed she slight Of deafness from my
iafe-~
MIR. ~. y. Holman. 1879 FIRST ave-
nue. Seatile. - sssst nj sss1ss af hearing
stag1Agh sbe .r@Etk ~ e2taffh- l wAs dssf
80 ali ordinary sounds. afa8 the snFIa tara!
b0xxsnx ga nty ears. assest iregs fne
frantic / cured ~ ftas 1oTaiaas
treatment IS tFinanE cost, after spending
hundred o. dollars Ia DEBTORS e4isss.
Mr. IT, r. woeasra. Whaseom,
WASH - had nc gaath la the ability
of arg ;ssay sscaaa 10 restore ss@s hAagknx
aaar | fsfW w3sa 70 say ta al those who
5wssk,s the caT~ nj erafnras 8s1 sssarrss.
fh4t IN. E.<gsssass<s treatment deeH euys
these diseases NJ eA4fs ~ an aaxg~ skASAs
relief 10 gx-"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
To sssay s.xar Qse.stes.


TIE government xas strongly repre-
aNEsef ut trss sess.ons Of Ire German sg
fiauttaTai c0unei. sssS week WHICH re-
solved 90 send experts ~ ca9a. Porto
States 10 Study the sugar question and
ascertain something ~ the extent and how
soon German sugar will Or threatened ~
sns Products in these parts 81 the world.
Last year Emperor William shot 81
HtsesS or game. including " liars. against
-.ss pieces the year before.
Nace Consul Gen. Day has resigned and
GtnSui General Masors son. H. Is. Ma
son. Bias been appointed In his place. He
assumed hin duties This week.
Letters Of Won Caprfvi.
a further batch Of letters written by the
late Count won raprivi have been puasish-
ed. They clearly SLOW tne patience with
which Ca priv bore aB the insults and al
isi@ks of his foes. but they also SHOW how
he felt their sings. Ia one. replying 10 =
correspondent who wished 20 zee his honor
ysndicated. Eapri.i sail.
Il must decline to comply with your wish
and give you the motives which guided
me. Not an ine1nsiderabie par- of my mo-
lives concerned Bismarck and I may ssy
win all due recognition OF the briIiisncy Of
hia person and oar great times that ! sew.
even before ] became chancellor, waai n
srtsat drawback The reverse OF that medal
showed Prince bismarck. has often
been stated, managed MS home policy ~
the same means he employed in foreign
politics. Thus the nation was in danger
CT seeing its moral standard lowered But
| do rot think IL right 70 enter into more
details or particulars about this now.
A few other lines In the letter express
the melancholy which Caprivi felt after his
resignation. He said;
1T Is hard 10 be obliged In ones work to
dispense WITH the aequiesecrce Of those
for whom one acts. and 1t IL stu
harder In old age 10 be - psrated from cir
eies .n which one has lived through a long
life. Bat the hardest of all Is Ia be ex-
gsFesG With tied hands nnhiir disregard
and be Obliged TO look on and see what
ore believed one had created for the good
OF the state demolished again. ] had TO
abandon many very dear relations in order
To remain faithful 30 my convictions. /
could not foresee this remained faithful
TO my king and 10 myself This belief no
body can take from re. As for the rest
people may think and say what they like
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

sstsrnrE. the Conservative leader. said the
lAFfSrs Esssranees were only OF '.p2fno-
.s@ksat Interest for which be was called
To order.
During the debate in The diet on court
practice, tie government announced that
was BOT ready TO. foiloss TIE United
states. Belgium and Great britain in
adopting a system of conditional par5ens
10 fkss. cas-. Of xat.rhsQl s.risa.nala
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26
Curing Catarrh.
Impaired Hearing
and Mouth Breathing


on, Wash: II can say of the course OF
treatment TOOK at the Copeland Institute.
under their
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

>&~%S~<N~ -
SLIGHTEST INDICATION or RE-
LAPSE"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

that II was gratifying success In every
senssr OF the word.
Il had been a sufferer from eataErh for
three years. and was in a very miserable
condition when l commenced my course
OF treatment. | was made wrctched hy
the obstinate obstruction Of the nos,rtls
and by the snccSsant accumulation OF mA
Gus in the throat which az times came
near 10 choking ME.
II was obliged 10 get my breath through
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

benjamin. r, Brown. ~ Nspavlna IA.
been granted a pension of s. per monsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-26

GS&<S@~S<
ne ars i1aa faslesf. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25

sa'ln e,' "9 ,I-,..-,. Ire,,-,,to.
io.A .,.eri.sro, s. t.. white
'. sim Daarl ornaments
saw" -I..r.r rhar.esfon s. G..
WIN Do. rr.rtfos rov.nrton.
rftb 1rr ~ s. Hopkins.
1Ifs 81 q. hioNl, ~, ', ~ p~o1.n
white WIN ii'-' We
Do.ui.'..' 'N', ..,..,.. ets,,,tor va
- rl"s ,fr Irorr,,
"hi.e SIS |
e..o.ort chamherehurg.
- J.- ,.,.b M
ia., H ,..,.t,s.
W." ,-..t. r.. VIRGINIA. white
Miss NiI-" ,- ~ ,-o.rries Vir-
"''i
,-......+ patton smithncld.
Miss Alf -..., ,.,,b mr. m.
d. -.-. r,,f.~ton white
.....r. .ri turouofso anal
.f.f, 1f~ IS w Watson. Vir-
,... 4r..,-ton Lexington mini,
....-fo o,..~ satin nearIe with AIR. g..
~ n.,-,.r Nrar,1arl
,r r-,va Dillon Lexington. white
,.-.i,. r.,tb 7lr III. o.. selden, Vir-
,
lrss 7r.caulev Colorado Springs black
lace over turquoise. with Mr. IT. S. Ef-
SHE. p.lf. wilson. Lexington white
oreandie. with 1ir j. W. Garow. Texas.
1r-s Tayman Indianapolis. INDIE white
-uz oreandie over ereen with Sir. Car
ral Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25

DR.. and ans. Joseph A. White, last j. ri-
day took "a party ot young iall,a lo JON
"a charming house-parly OF thirty guests
af the beauufu. country reaiuence OF 'lI'
Thomas r.. Ciendincn, Howard county
Nd. given in honor OF Miss 10y '..0
Afarye White. Ehzabelh MeiNlile bos"'''
and Marianne Elise PARKINSON
,rhey viii boz Joined in a few days by
Miss sophia Bernie White, who is visit
i,, friends in Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
THE BANKS STATEMENT
No Contest Between Judge Christian
and SIR. lIabiiston.

A Joint mooing Of committee represent
ing the National Bank OF Virginia and
Citizens Exchange Bank. the following
statement was given out:
"ihere is no contest between the friends
Of Judge Christian and Mr Habliston for
the position OF President. nor Is there any
understanding that Judge Christians DO
sition as president Is for any limited pc
Rod.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
THE "sCHOOLCRAFT" PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The wellknown and handsome suburban
property. formerly the residence of Oliver
J. Schoolcraft Esq, on Grove and Floyd
avenues. near Soldiers Home. will be sold
at auction on he premises. tomorrow
(MondayD at o'clock T. NJ. AS per ad-
veriisement OF the trustee, by j. Il. Elan
4. Co.. auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25

Grand-Master Bailey OF mo virginia
Odd-Fellows. has returned from ZIP
through the Southwest
lie visited Bristol. Big Stone Cap Coe
hnrn ~ paul. Cedar Bluffs, Iaze~ell
and Narrows.
AIR Bailey found the order I'm a flour
tshinq condition wherever he went He
vgas most cordially received everywhere.
Odd-Fellows came from many lodges
10 greet him.
some four or five new lodges viii be
instituted In the Southwest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
4 Canned Goods Feast.

4 Canned Goods Feast.
Large flat cans Columbia river
Salmon, Ioc.
New canned Corned Beef, lb.
cans, nc.
Root Beer, SC. bottle.
Large North Carolina Roe Hers
rings, 1Sc. dozen, OF S2.75 hall bar
rel
Clothes Pins, 8 dozen for sc.
Virginia Laundry Soap, fine quail
ity, 5 Tor SC.
-Four year old Rye Whisky, 81
gallon.
Palm Soap, &c. cake.
SeedIess RaisinS. sc. ID.
Olive OIL, half p.ntS. So, pints.
1906; quarts, zoe.
Piusbu.g Lye, SC. box.
Good Rye Whiskey. I.25 gallon.
Best Corn Starch, i-pound pack
ages. SC.
Best quality Tomato Catsup, Sc.
j DOllle.
I-pound box Bird Seed, SC.
Good quality Smoking Tobacco,
sc bag.
Stove Polish, &c box.
Silver Star Laundry Soap, ? for SC
French Mustard, SC. glass.
Imported White CASTLE Soap. &c
a bar.
pounds best Cream Cheese for
2sc.
Large Irish Potatoes, 2oc. peck
extra quality.
Try our Orange County Cream
cry Butter, ISc. 10.
Try our Homemade Preserves.
&c. lb.; Apple Butter. sc. lb.-they
are fine; Jellies, g. 10.
Try our Mountain Roll Batter at
nc. pound. It's fine.
Our Complete New Price Llst
mailed on application.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Meet AlIComers.

The .TItfe Champions are open Tor
oil challenges from players between nine
ANA fourteen years of age. .,., o,,.
rhe team Is composed of Edmund .iiD-
SON. C.. Frank Mahoney s. s.. hoysr1
,'.-,-r,er 1b. Eugene Jones, 2bi Joe.
I-e~rrer 3b. Willie SEMI l. f.; Aubrey
clarke. C. f.: George Mahoney, =. ~ Jno,
Edwards and Eddie clark, pitchefs' ana
charlie Blount substitute.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Total receipts to dato.~.....-.sl27s 9

NJ p. HARRIS. Treas W. D. VI. A.
The Confederate Veteran Camp of New
York has paid the sculptor. AIR. Zolnay
through COL Edward owen. ifs command
or. the 500 generously promised by them
Tho work U.s. progressing most satisfac-
toriiy. The plaster caste has been sent to
italy, where 81 Will boz REPRODUCED In
the finest Cavana marble. Tho time fixed
for the unwilling Is November 9, 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
49, iAehNiIes Rnnh

Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Raab have sent
ont Invitations 10 the marriage OF their
daughter Mis- Genevieve, to Mr.. Gusta-
yus L. Ullman.
The wedding VIII take place at Beth
.haba SvnarogtIa lime 18th. at $50 Il. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Atlanilnn e. caned 10 an adrertlsamnnt

Attention & called u an anFertisemont
On another column OF Mr.. To- a. Catlin. of
the saIe privately. ~ splendid Suburban
Residence beautifully situated between
Chestnut i'm ana Highland Park This
property has an the ground attached
which Is needed 10 make country home
perfect Tn addition 10 has an The con-
voniences TO Doe found I'm the most modern
city house While 1T is in plain view of
town. and has electric ears almost at the
door. yet the vineyard large variety Of
fruit trees and berries and other access0-
ries make % an ideal country home This
is a rare opportunity, and Is well worthy
the attention. either Of the rich or man
OF moderate means.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25


,.... ,.,..fo, of tina wear. as fishing in
... ..t. F.. allowed upon permits issued
t.. -q... .. fhe city Engineer upan
....-......I,t.or of some member Of
,-.- -..,. 0..,n.r lin previous years there
i.... .-., concerts given regularly at the
-.r-, ON Some of the EVENINGS during The
...-,r-.- bgt for the past few years this
t.,d of amusement has been abandoned
0n fbe south side of the Sew kes rNoir,
tr. mark extends as FAR as tine river and
tr. Nev, Farmhouse. and extensive in-
,..o,.e-,.rf. ha.e been made ln that uo.-
had. double lake is now
'i ...,...5 tbare which wlu be
r.. tro continuation of Ashland
.,l h. win be i'm close proximity
p. s.'.'.i.. Woods. It will receive lbs wac
... .-r..y from ii number OF springs and
.,... r..- -r. Sow Reservoir
-oAlg pARhLEIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS
And Mountain Homes on the Line OF
the Norfolk and Western Railway.


Summer excursion tickets are now
on sale. good TO return unul Oc-
fDbsr a 1Nq. with stop-over privi-
,e,es af I'M stations. A De riptive PAM
nblef giving a complete list of the resorts
ard boardlnr houses along ii5 lines. is now
ready for distribution. and win be mailed
4, any address upon application Fog
tickets. timetables and fun information
aopiv to the Richmond Transfer Conn
pany. 09 east Main street; j. c.. Carter,
ticket agent. Byrd-street Uniom Depot,
or al companys office ss east Main
street. John y Wagner City Passenger
and ticket Agent. G.. 1T. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
THE CITY'S GREEN
AND SHADY PARKS
Where Citizens Can Go and Get
Away from the Heat.
HOW THEY CAN Be REACHED.
Excellent Transportation Facilities to
These Pretty Pleasure Resorts.
Richmond Greatly Favored
in Her Parks.

Since the hot season Of the year is
about to makes its appearance, people
naturally look for places where they may
find recreation ana protection against
the hog spell. Those who are In O. posi-
ton 90 do so Will seek refuge at the
seashoro or in the mountains, but 10y
fsr the greater portion Who are less
blessed with goods of this earth, have
TO be satisfied with finding what relief
they can near home. Perhaps the greatest
blessing I'm that direction are the public
parks which really have become a
necessity for the residents OF larger
cities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25

G Il - -L 4D,1.a = e.,
5.....,. 5Ia KriiW Hl 'f's 2o-g.'
'.a. !. IZzHzZzzl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
A Few Hints From Some Departments
Shirt Waist Sale.

At 5Oc.-Wcll Made Percale Shirt
Waists. made fun in front, collar 20
match IN all cOl0rs. made ln the new
Dark Blue and Old Blue Percale
Waists with two rows Hamburg in-
sorting large pearl buttons, point
back with pleats, real value ST. I9r
only .............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIC
osc Light Blue. White and PINK
Null Waist. with fun tuck trontf. 2
rows of tucfs. D rows tucks. large pearl
buttons. point yoke back. would Toe
cheap no S. collars to match
White Muslin Waists with al-ovcr
yok.ng front. back Of the newest styles
sold for $3.50. tomorrow ..........S - ~
Special value in Waists. -, Si.Z5.
81 30 md 81 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
Ladies' NeCkWear.

zoe. win buy Pique Stock Collar ana
BOW. Four-in-Hand Ties with inserting
real value zoe.
Sec the great values in soc. Neck
wear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-25
ParaSOI Sale.

A remarkable line we are showing az
greatly reduced prices
81 Black Figured M0hair skirt, wen
made. 9-gorcd, lined ANA velvet pound,
for .................. ....................H -
Black Figured M0hair Grcnau.ne
skirt rercaliua lined. velvet uiu
$50 yaiuc. for..................... -
Black Figured M0h8lr skirt. rs bare
gain. well made. and the latest cut
impossible to match at our prices.
Sample line. one ~ "a kind. zoe, -.
SIS. $3.50 - tJ....................TO
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-09-20
Lawton's Old Indian Scout

San Antonio, Tex, Sept. 10
Marshal K. Nelson, the old Indian
scout for whom Gen. Lawton cabled
from Manila, is in the city .packing
up his effects for his journey to the
Philippines. Nelson was Lawton's
scout in the campaign against the
Apaches under Geronimo and Nat
chez in 1886, and was the man who
located the band in the mountains
of Mexico, resulting in their capture
which was Lawton's crownine
achiey ement as an Indian fighter
Nelson speaks Spanish and three
Indian languages. He was interpre
ter for Gems. Crook, Miles and ether
noted Indian campaigners. He viii
leave for Manila Tuesday.