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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-10-06
THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
GOOD RAILROAD.

EaSt-bound from the Missouri
River to st. Louis and Chicago it runs
the finest trains, wide-vestibuled,
Pintsch lighted throughout, with the
Burlingtons celebrated free chair cars,
dining cars, Pullman sleepers.
North-bound: two daily
trains, perfectly equipped, to Omaha,
Sioux City, st. Paul.
Northwest: from fifty to five
hundred miles saved from the Missouri
River to the Northwest by the great
time.saver-the Billings route.
West: from the Missouri River
to Colorado and beyond, two great
trains daily.
1900 miles of standard railroad.
The pioneer in courteous treatment Of
travellers.
The main travelled road-every
ticket agent has tickets reading over
the Great Burlington Route.
j. C. BRAMHALL, l.. W. WAKELEY,
7. P. A., S23 Main Street, Gen'l Pass'r Agent,
Kansas CITY, Mos Sc. Louis, Mo.
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
General Manager,
ST. Louis Mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
PICTURE OF GEN.
GEO. T. PICKETT.
1t Was Presented to R. {. Lee Camp
Last Evening
BY The MEN OF PICKETT CAMP.
Mrs. George T.. Pickett Present ana
Received with Great Enthusiasm.
Two Admirable Addresses
Were Made.
BY The MEN OF PICKETT CAMP

The fratcrnal ties which exist between
Lee and Pickett Camps were Knit last
night into an indissOluble band, when the
latter organization presented a splendid
Hfosize picture of General George J..
Pickett 90 Lee Camp.
The occasion was o. most inspiring one.
and the veterans were carried back nearly
half "a century. and I'm imagination fought
their battles DER again.
The ceremonies incident TO the presonta-
ton began at pickett Camp Mrs George
j.. Pickett. widow of the gallant conn
mauder who as staying with her friend.
Mrs. A. Y. Stokes. arrived at the camp
shortly before s. o'clock. and was received
with loud cheers
BOOK PRESENTED.
In well-chOsen words sho presented 10
Pickett Camp the life Of General George
T. Pickett. which was written by her.
SELF Upon request OF Commander John
SON. Colonel O. u. Lochr received the book
ON behalf of the camp in graceful man
ncr
The veterans then formed I'm column and
marched TO Lee Camp Hall. preceding
Mrs Pickett. who was escorted by Colonel
Lochr Her reception by tho lee Camp
veterans and assembled veterans was cor
dial in the extreme, and was smiing.y
acknowledged boy her.
The proceedings We're opened with
prayer by Chaplain j.. =. Winston. of
Pickett Camp. Commando Laughton
then presented 90 the audience Past Com
mander Maury Of Pickett Camp. who
presented the portrait 10 Loe Camp 200 an
elegant and most interesting speech lie
spoke Of Picketts name having become
"a household word. he outlined his ca-
roer. and told Of his service in Mexico.
on the frontier. and during the civil War
lie told of his entering that deadly strue-
gle az the head Of q magnificent body of
~ ON men, which was gradually decimatc1
in The terrible battles that followed.
lie cul0gizcd the private soldier spoke
~ the foriutude and bravery of the wo-
men Of che OSuth. and closed amid loud
applause
PORTRAIT RECEIVED.
The portrait was received ON noha'f
of Lee Camp hy Colonel j. Y. Bilco1d
who especially emphasized the fact that
the ceremony ccmented the frateual ties
between the two camps.
At,thc conclusion of his admirable al-
dress every one rose and saluted 1lrs
Pickett who was escorted 10 the stand.
where She held % reception everybody
pressing forward TO grasp her hand.
A vote Of thanks to Pickett Camp was
adopted and IL was decided 10 preserve
copies VI the speeches in the archives of
the camp.
Mrs Pickett made n brief speech TO the
veterans during the reception. saying.
81 wish TO thank you one and all for
this beautiful ana just tribute to my
noble husband"
During the evening delightful vocal music
was rendered by Nc--rs. Cunningham.
U0hs0n. Lehman and Miller.
The picture is am admirable piece or
work. III was executed by Ammous. and
Will De a great addition to Lee Camp s.
gallery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

II should be every ones care. Life is q
struggle for the prize Of success. The man
who wins must take care OF his stomach. II
Is not lack 81 energy or exercise that has
caused so many a break down ~ the race
II is neglect of the stomach
lncessant dull headache aggravated by
eating hatuleuce, gnawing IN the stomach,
heartburn. acid crictauOns, coated tongue,
bad taste IN the mouth, nervousness mental
depression, slccpiessness; these are only
few Of the symptoms Of a weak stomach
and an eufeebed condition Of the digestive
and nutrtve functions Not all these
symptoms viii be experienced at once, but
any one Of them means danger
II has made a new man Of me, IS the
constant testimony OF those who have used
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
This remarkable remedy has such perfect
control Of the stomach. digestive ard asst m
iiative organs and blood making glands that
IL speedily cofIects the arrangements which
weaken them re-cstablishes them ~ healthy
working order s0 that once more the whole
bOdy--biood brain. nerves and MUSCLES
uouushcd. 2ad built up into rugged health
Golden Medical Discovery contains
no alcohol whisky or other intoxicant rs
protrac,ed use does not create craving Tor
stmulants
The dealers after the dollar and the Gus
toner after the cure. It's the dealer with
his eye On the dollar who proposes subsu-
tuition. Let tie customer keep has eye on
tie cure and insist on Golden Medical
Discovery
Dr. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets do not gupe.
They eIectua.,v cleanse the system OF accu'
mulatcd impurities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

FIRST BAPTIST C.-D ri'-. - -.i yt-
coo t.R WI. preach at d 4. ia. e-5h-
se~i-e 90 .-cLmoua llA.~e .'-n, ..ea-
me7i n3.e acn90. aL a.H' -. '-.5
PooDIe's onion aL % b.. 3d. SD maze cor
daily welcome.
$3.50
nsr Skin ana Ma.nl. Sunday sehael at
qI5 A 81 Services az d. a ST.. rou-
Quoted bv tire pastor. Ees 49,. Il. j..
e1rT.5r
pARK-pT.ACE ~ IT, CHURCH COR
,,eytIrds y ip0TTs pa j.. D. D.. past tor
-,,,--. -.r Do A ia and s.II D. 3d.. cone
Iuofad lt pastor. A cordial welcome
10 AIN
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llt' rr ..I Tr.fl
l..-i rf .t o..1 A "
slies. ,'i0a .,. r. ..-.f.rs
AT IL n. ~. .'.''. 10 ....... AZ e.ft
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3Tpo s-',-,. ~ fl,,1r..e
TFfr NfoNrNfrNTAF, CHURCH. Ur0-
,asfanf FrisconaD Broad street below
q,v,siffh RAW WILLIAM ALEXANDER
= n ard IS a. n Ho.v communion II.
frst sunday I'm fhe month no IA 8. "
and fhlrl sunday 40 go A. FL %
-..,
FIRST PRESBl ltitlAN 1aDh1H
corner VI Maa.s1l ain ,'i'.e e.l.-,ti
Services z. III o. elp'N '' pf-|fI nv
sI5 II NJ Rev W O. bJ'tANA.f
breaches 80 fhe morning "t9' "t- 'Nl.i'-~
In the evening
SECOND IhLool ~. ~ ~ q ~ H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

The Council Committee on Relief Of the
Poor held a called meeting I'm room 80. ii
OF the city GIall last evening at s
o'clock for tho purpose Of receiving the
reports from tho two subcommittee
appointed TO look into the ACCESSIBILITY OF
having a new stable building construct
ed and Of having new ambulance
The following members were present.
Messfs Cottrell (chairmaD. Hooson'
Williams. Teefey. Smith and Drewry.
The sub Committee on Ambulance sun
mitted plans and specifications for Inc
construction Of such vehicle through
Mr.. Hobson. the chairman. They were
agreed TO, and II was decided mat only
bids should be considered Of firms VINO
would ohligate themselves 10 have the
ambulance built in this city
on motion OF Mr.. Hobson, the super
,ntendsnt was authorized to advertise for
bids and tho specifications can be ca
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS
And Mountain Homes on the Line of
the Norfolk and Western Railway.

Summer excursion tickets are now
ON sale. good 90 return until Oc-
tober ST. 1888. with stop-ovor prlvi-
ieges al an stations a descriptive pam
uhlet. giving complete list Of the resorts
ana boarding nsuses along it5 lines. d. now
ready for distribution. and will Do mailed
IN any address upon application. For
tickets timetables and full Information
apply 10 the Richmond Transfer Com
pany. SOB east Main street. b. G. Carter
ticket agent. Byrd-Street (Un.on) Depot
or at companys office Ns east Main
street. John T. Wagner. city Passenger
and Ticket Agent. O.. TT. BOSLEf.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

The woman who is lovely In face FORM
and temper will always have friends. Dn'
one who would Doe attractive must KEGS
her health. II she IS weak, sickiy ana
AN run down. she viii be nervous ana lf
rltahle II she has constipation or kidney
trouble her impure blood will cause PIN.
pies. bl0tches. skin erupuons ana
wretchad complexion. Electric Bitiers I'
the best medicine in the world 20 regulate
stomach lver and kidneys ana TO puri. y
the blood. II gives strong nerves DiIk"'
eyes. smooth. volvety skin, ricn COM
plexion 10 viii make good-iooA.ns
charming woman Of a rundown lnNA-la '
Only 20 cents at owens * Minor Drug CO..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Ofhcr Matters.


Citizens and Ofhcr Matters.
cant. Richard O.. Cr0xton has been or
dcred 90 proceed TO cuba at once.
A largely attended meeting OF Union
Lodge. $50. o. /. O. O. j., Was held ia-t
night
Master Gordon r. Kelley is quite ill m
his residence, 80. 9-l west M'i7"''
street.
Dr. w. r. Miller, 81 Barton Heights
left yesterday for "a two weeks Nslt i'
his OLD home. in Lancaster Pa
The Souls Under the Altar win BE-
ho subject of the discourse al Tho CHRIST
delphia Ecc'esla. at Lee Camp Hail. io-
morrow morning at IL o'clock
clay Ward Acuvcs VIII hold their
REGULAR monthly meeting Tonight at
O'Clock ut Belvidere HALL A good at-
tendance is desired.
The annual banquet of the Grays Net-
eran Association VIII Doe held next None
day evening at O'Clock at the CONNER
cial Hotel
The graduating exercises OF tho BEL
vidore school. Of which Miss Robinson is
principal were held at the school. ss
Floyd avenue, Thursday evening 40 S
O'Clock.
Mr.. j. T. Ner u former resident OF
Richmond, IS now ON @ visit 90 Dis many
friends in the city, and viii preach 81,
the hall 500 north Twentv-hfth street TOE
day ut 1880 o'clock a. VI.
Bonds were executed in The United
states District Court yesterday by Evan
r. Chcsterman. trustee. in the matter OF
vs. A. Baker bankrupt in tae sum OF
$50. with the United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Co. as surety.
Mr. Samuel W. Raincy. Of Leaksvile.
~ g.. ON Wednesday morning married
Miss Katherine J.. McCargo. OF Charlotte
county Va. The ceremony was perform
Cd by Rev Landon r. Mason in Grace
Episcopal church. this city and was
witnessed by the friends Of The contract
Ing parties. Miss Annie McCgrgo was
maid Of honor.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
Company has gotten ont q handsomely
illustrated brochure entitled Virginia
Summer Resorts which SIS designed 20
give the tourist q hint of the beauties
and health-giving powers Of the summer
resorts of this StSe. The publication
can be had ~ application 10 officials ana
agents of the road.
At a regular meeting held on Monday
night by the Epworth Missionary Society
the following officers We're duly elected
for tho ensuing term: President. @. w.
Graves. Vice-President Miss Daisy Per
kins. Secretary. MIS-. NJ II. Walton. AS
sistant Secretary Mrs. J. G.. Lennon;
Financial Secretary. B0ltz Wngheld. and
Treasurer. DR. J.. A. Puscy.
Richmondcrs i'm New York.
NEW YORK June 9-Special.-Rich-
moud arrivals. a. NJ Cole. H. G.. Patter-
son, Marlborough. e.. G.. Strauss j. G.
shafer. j. G.. Treat. Hoffman; j. n. Gore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
WEEK END RATES
Via Southern Raiiway-on Fare for
the Round Trip.

Beginning with June 81. 1880 and con-
tlnuing Saturday and Sunday OF each
week during the summer months. until
and including September 2ith' the south
ern Railway viii sell tickets Richmond
10 chase City and re,urn. and Richmond
On Keyesvllle and all intermediate sta
lions. at one fare fer the round trip. a
r,e.lal rate OF Sl00 for the round trip.
I'm appL between Richmond and West
point The above tickets VIII be good.
raturning Monday. following date OF sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
CITY COUNCIL
OF MANCHESTER.
Much Work Done by This Body Last
Night.
R., P. & C. FRANCHISE REFERRED
Death OF Dir. j. III. Harrison-N aiuabie
Colt Intured-Delightful Dance at
forest Till Park-Personal
and News Notes.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

SCRANTON. PA. June s.--ancaster
defeated the locals in hard fought
tweive-inning game to-day by a score
% two 20 three McDermott was again
absent and players Hodson and Minor
umpifed very satisfactory game. Ian
caster tried 20 take advantage OF Hod-
son and kicked from start 90 finish. Both
players were strong. Doherty played "a
star game on third. while the outdeld
was always on hand. The whole Scran-
ton team played an excellent game.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
pluadoInbio .. washington. /.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, June 9.-Wasn-
inetor and Philadelphia were playing q
uretchoI game when rain apcd 10 in
the nf,h inning. Attendance, 100
So. i.,. Innings. r. IT. T..
shinIton...... ...... "'' o.
PhIaleluha.... ...... . % g. y 1' o
Observation-Disclosures Mcfarland and Nc
Guire. Fraser and Douglas Umpire
Burns and Smith. Time $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
RIsMARCINs IRON NEKVE

was the result OF his splendid health. IN
domitable Will and tremendous energy aye
not found where stomach. Liver Kidneys
and Bowels. are out Of order. II YOU
want these qualities and the success they
bring, use Dr. Kings New Life pills.
They develop every power OF brain and
body. Only 25c. at owens & Minor Drug
CO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

are grand bur skin EruDt.ons rob5 Ire
OF Joy Bucklens Auica Salve cures
them. also Old. Running and Fever Sores,
Ulcers. Bons, FeiOns. COrns Warts. cuts,
Bruises. Burns. Scalds, Chappcd Hands,
Chnblains. Best Pile cure on earth. Drives
out Pains and Aches. only - cents a
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold BY owens &
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

A petition I'm bankruptcy was fled in
the United States District Court to-day
in .the matter OF George T. Anderson.
through his attorney. William H. -~lana-
gan. Liabilities Slt4245. assets. nothing.
INA State Bank of Virginia holds two
notes. argreeatinc 81 l3o Nearly all the
remainder Us Iu open accounts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
JEFFRIES NOW
THE CHAMPION
Continued From First Pago)


as he walked 20 his corner
Third Round-A clinch 10 open W
misses left and JEFF comes back WIN
lcft on nose and tho claret SHOWS on
Fits face. Rob plants good rish1
over the heart. and after another V~
change Of left faces, Fitz hooks tie
neck ana Jeg comes back hard on fiDs
with left and "A right 20 stomach Jell
Jdbs LETT twice TO face, and puts "a sun.
on stomach with left and repeats IT, ana
swings risht 20 neck. and fitI hooNs le,-
TO ear and right goes over Jeu H,'u,
and am instant later JEFF misses announcer
one. Now Jo0 ducks into sim ielt 10
ear. Then bell
Fourth Rouud-Titzsimmo came up
determined and tried for the neck, idillns
10 land. both clinched. Jenries tried %
left Tor the neck. but Fitz got in5iae OF
his lead landing left on wind. Jenrles
sent two hard left hooks 60 tlizslmnlons
head. ln mo mx-up FitzsImmons GOT ms
lett 10 head and right to body Aller
some fantng Fltz sent a left straight 10
the cf' and was heavily counteIed ON
the body by Jenrcs' right. hard right
over The heart by FltzsimmOns was ANS
werod by jonries with a left on tho neck
and then jenrios planted a heavy leit on
the chest and Fitzsimm0ns broke ground
but returned quickly. shooting ms leit I'd
Fffth Round ritgsir,ons led Off with
foff 30 fh. f,.o .,li,t,v Jo0rios' left
eve. which hf.1 fr,.iv rorrios rotaiiated
with a hard If 81, tbe oar and Fitz-
simmons fr.af ffs rior. o,.o- Ieffries' dam
aged eve. calling Z, land the left for the
head bat Jerros drcItoj and a cHnch
followed liizs'mm0us put lleht leit
ON Je0rfos, month and forced him 20
the ronos Tho californian broke. but
clinchoi Temr.., tried "a left swing for
Che ha.1v and l.ft an ooo,frc which Fitz-
simmons fsI,rd fo +,i.o af,antaee OF. JEFF
fries. encouraged nv this overlook. sent
two LOFTS t9 the f7w and ID right on the
forehead without return. Fitzs.mmons
rushed but n irving 10 side step. OIL
most feb through the ronos. but regained
himself. ana oIma haok with hard left
0n nook ami r.ef+ on boav Janries re-
Piled with two -t.T hits ON face as Fitg-
simmons crowded m on him. Al this
moment tho beI separated them.
Sixth Round Ffzsmm0us jumped
across the rIeE and To0rios broke ground
Ftz SWUNG his ief. for head. landing
lightly AMI blocked rlobt lead Tor the
body Both t-'a1 r.rte fo- Pho head but
won. short T.., t-.,,sf,,,;oons put his
,aft fo the fqea and missed a RICH cross
for the faw r.tzsir,nons sim on the
aggressive. bored in sending LEFT 10 face
Jegrios c.rrt..I-. uehfv on the wind
Fffzsinln0r. cr.r.f.i fn with fie LEFT
following and ra4rf-s c~os=Sd his right
to tho a.r Tr.,. t-ola from a clinch
ana t,i..,--....'.. i'e. a., fsce
.-I t.-5 -..... . .t. rfi.,~e1 owe
ANN, c,f-.r f..,lo,.tJ and tbo re .sroe
n4d to senarat. them. Fifzs.nmons sent
lcft twice % fa4d and followed with a.
hard le.- 10 chest. Ta0res fought back
wildly landiro both hands outside Fitz's
aYar5 and .f+or crroh r.tz upper-cut
gIfb ffs -trr. or tf. wind tho lasr blow
Seventh Roud-Ja0rcs was tit slow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, june D
special-Nirs Jennie Marshall, wife %
Mir. oscar Marshall died this morning
about o'clock NO her residence on north
First street aged about thirty-nve years.
she IS survived by husband and three
children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
There Is

r. as.d &c r1A iesEc, fos
pws pdAicy 70, r.s = H. ak
room. Tie icas Eyi-cs ~ ;r,.R
ds.,o.&a a-Ici u 0sJ kSssy%
aag Is tpt b. cvtrJ G-rg 3's's
al .,~;ec. Nay, mo-ef q.
fa.zc ef tie ssrt3 ri 4iael&'-
Ing r~,Fas.lS CT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

On Saturdays During the Summer Via
II T. aud r. f. Il.

Commencing Saturday. May 9TH the
r.. T.. & T. r. r. will sell roun0-trip
tickets from Richmond 20 an stations on
its line on Saturdays, good returning un-
ul the following Mondays, az the one
fare rate.
These weekend tickets on sale only
at Byrd-stre Station. Richmond
W Z. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
Newark ~. Paterson. O.

NEWARK, n. j., June 9.-Tho home
team had no difficulty In defeating the
/ Paterson club today Cogan. the local
Awirler was invincible and received su-
perb support. The game was called az
the end OF the seventh inning on account
Of rain Score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10
REDUCED RATES TO NORFOLK
Via Norfolk and Western Railway-S-
one May; ~. so Round Trim.

This Is the only ALL-RAIL LIME be-
tween Richmond and Norfolk. Trains
leave Richmond daily at A. NJ. (Ves,i-
pulled Limited. and 1880 =. NJ, returning
isave Norfolk at Iso A. NJ. and i:s5 p. n.
Usstibyled Lmitsdl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

to this and ciinchcd. Je0rios threw -
right over the heart with ai his might
and had Fitz guessing whom tne noi rams.
Jenrie5 had decidedly the best of ihe
round
Tenth Round-JcNries came 10 looking
confident. and Fllz. Immol5 wore An
earnest look ON DTS face. Ine Californian
WAS first t0 land with Cd straight l.,t ODD
the body bringing t up to the head'
Fliizs.mmOns c.inchins. N'Iu5 i.'
cunch. Fltz drove bis left hard BOD iae
wind. After "a l0t of hddl.ns ftzs'mm
tried a left swing hu- went wide ~ 'At
mark. bat caught the Californian
ond later with icft swing on The n
a straight left from Je1rief made ftil
head Wabbie. and then with Ielt swing
on the jaw. put Fitz ON h.5 hacA 'f
was very gfoggy when ho got no in even
seconds. and was sent down again "l. \
left and right ON the jaw. iio came 80
again On live seconds. and Jenries rushed
him into o. corner. trying very hltl o
dnis~ the champion, who $50"
er0ggy. Je0res was too anxious,
failed t0 finish his man
Eleventh Round -Fitzsmmon7 came lp
slowly. but seemed the asgro 0r iofr.es
standing OF. evidently waiting ir
Knockout blow. They Clucfal tNrna
times. on coming 10 close quarters. JEFF
fries TT two hard rights oFer fitz
heart, Sending him back and then nt
n straight left 90 the neck following
with a lef- on the chest titZ crowded in
trying his right for the sass. hat fal
short. but succeeded in booking fn. 'al-
forniau's right return. Jf4r.es fn.u a7-
sumed the aggressive and I1oIel his l.it
10 head a LEFT on the jaw fron Jc1rf
dazed FItzsimn 0Hs who stood lo.n.ess .n
o.
him for "a second. aud when la Hti n.m
nc bis mercy swung hs ret- and iett
10 tho point ~ the iaw, ami F.'zs mmons
went down and one. re.Il hing the
championship t0 the Californian. Time
Of eleventh round. I minute and e. %
seconds.
AS soon as F'tzs.mmons was carried
10 his corner the spectators crowded
, over The benches and through t1e ropes.
and tho police bad great d.fhcHiy in
Keeping the ring clear. Ine narl-ans ~
the Californian almost went crazy 600 me
excitement paulam0r.um re.enet for
several seconds. Fltz..um0rs came 10
very qui ky and Jo1r.5 walked across
TO the defeated cham.ions corner and
both shook hands warmly. Judging from
the expression op Fitzs.mm0ns. face he
lid not feel much d'ssrunted 40 h.s de-
foat
A Wbecibarrow Ride.
Nressrs Thomas Abrams and @. o.
Merriman became involved in dispute
as 90 tho respective merits ~ FItzsiu-
mons and Jenres. Tho result was
wager
The terms were thar If Tltz won SIR
Abrams WAS t0 ride Nr. Merr.man in %
vheeharr0w from the corner of Laurel
ana China streets Should Jee-s sim
H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

SWEET. REFRESHING sleep IS civel
by Hoods Sarsaparlla. which strengthens
the nerves. tones the stomach and over
comes all dyspeDils synptomA You
should try Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH corr
nor sixth and Main. Sunday hoel AZ
Quoted by the PASTOR Eeg ~. H. l-
SMITH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

READING. PA, June 9.-Rain stopped
The game between the Richmond club
and the locals at the ending of the fifth
inning With the score eight TO nothing
IN favor of the visitors. Murphy was hit
hard. while Bishop pitched q fine game.
The locals put up a rocky game Score:
READING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-10

Hoods Pills are prompt and sfricioli.
easy TO tAhs. easy 20 operate % GENTLY