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The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-24
couden-Kaley Clothing Go.
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.
LEADERS IN LOW PRICES.

purchased Of the English Shire Horse
Co, Of CAdams, Nebraska, which can
be seen at my barn on Third avenue
and Elm streets. Red Cloud, Nebraska.
&C. L. WIMSREr.
Deputy Sheriff Burdick returned the
fore part OF the week from . trip down
In Kansas, where he had been In search
Of the parties who robbed Hayes store
10 Guide Rock. He succeeded 10 get.
ting trace Of them, bnt owing to their
sig.sag course across the country he
was unable TO get anywhere near them.
The six weeks Of cold weather from
February I'd ION account Of the ground
hog seeing his shadow has passed, but
there still seems to be an unlimited
quantity Of 1t in the arctic region which
IL not content to remain there and
every day OF 90 comes sweeping south.
ward and makes the cold chills run up
and down the spine.
II people keep on coming to this city
to locate some n will have to move
out. At present not an empty house Is
to be found in the town, and even up.
stairs rooms in brick buildings are at a
premium. Some who have bought
places are ven unable to get them un.
til the present occupants have found
some place to move.
d. B. Spanogle On last Tuesday after.
noon received word from the projectors
Of the electric light plant in this city to
withdraw their proposition, and acting
o. their agent here, he notified the may
or OF their desire. No cause 10 stated
for the withdrawal. aud Red Cloud now
stands where it did six months ago on
the matter Of electric lights.
List Of letters remaining uncalled for
1t the postofice at Red Cloud, Neb-
rasks, for the week ending March Esd,
1889.
Robinson, Amelie Waters, 4. l..
These letters will DO sent TO the dead
letter Office March 80th, II not called for
before. When calling for above please
say advertised.--T. q. HACKER, p. n.
Elder Hussong, whose year rs pastor
of the Christian church In this city
expired last week, will no doubt be re.
tanned for another year. 1t was at first
intended to not have any regular min.
lister of the church until fall, however,
upon consideration the members de-
cided differently, and as a certain
financial list grows there is encour-
agement OF MIR. Hussong beingretained.
The spring term of court will convene
in this this city n week from next
Monday, and there promises to be
some warm times in the old town. The
number Of damage cases. part Of which
will no doubt DO thrown out whom the
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-24
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
The CHIEF 81 90 per year.

Ink CHIEF &l.O per year.
VIM. Woods Of McCook was here
Tuesday.
+. E. Burr OF Guide Rock was here
ahe first Of the week.
Mrs. Mary Rockwell was in McCook
She last Of the week.
The regular spring vacation Of the
public schools is now on.
Operator Brown Of McCook is tho
New day man at the depot.
Mrs. Irving Cummings is visiting
With friends 1t Salem, Kansas.
G. 8. Potter Was visiting with his
srother at Guide Rock Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Simons OF Inavsle was
visiting here the first Of the week.
Deputy Sheriff McClaren Of Blue
Hill was here the first Of the weck.
Henry Deiderich appeared on our
streets this week with . bran new hair.
cut.
Have you seen J. U. Buffers now line
Of s.A horse blankets. fur and plush
robes.
Mrs. Weiieman and daughter Chris.
tie were visiting ut Insvale the first Of
tho week.
A calico carnival was held in Got
ting's hall last Friday night. The bad
boys were present - usual.
J.. p. McDonough who has been in
the employe Of August Roats left Wed
nesday for Chester.
Call on q. w. Dow when 10 want Of
new or second hand plows, harrows,
cultivators. listers or buggies.
The Christian church is having q
season of repairing. They hope tc
resume regular services on April 9th.
+, Sixteen persons from Kansas were
' ticketed over tho B. & M. frsm thii
point bound for the state Of Washing
ten Friday.
Henry Kessler is building an addition
TO and otherwise improving the prop
erty recently purchased by him OF
north Webster street.
Irving Cummings is having q resi-
dence built on the lots on the cornel
directly west Of l.. NJ. Crabill's resi-
> dsnce in the west part of town.
II our readers want a cooking stove
or range they should look over the lint
kept by w. W. Wright. They have q
good an assortment az be found II
Omaha.
The Red Cloud chief., 1899-03-24
MERE MENTIONINGS.

The musical event Of the season-the
S%laytons
Will Deakin Of Cowles was in the
city Saturday.
The CHIEF and Chicago Inter Ocean
one year for sl.25.
Robes and blankets in endless vari-
ETY. at ]. y. Buffers.
This is the first appearance Of the
Slaytons In Red Cloud.
Geo. y. Yeiser returned from q trip
to Omaha Monday evening.
j, A, Tullsys spent the last Of the
week here with his family.
The ga horse blanket, the best on
the market is sold by j. .. Butler.
Remember the Slaytons at the opera
house en- Wednesday, March 10th.
Remember that the proceeds Of Stay.
toms will 60 to the high school library.
Insure with the Pennsylvania Fire Of
Philadelphia. -W. L. MCMILLAN, Agt.
Miss Margaret Campbell Of Cook,
this state, we'll known here by music
lovers is In the city.
G. A. Harris who has been selling
out his stock Of goods here shipped
what remained to Blue Hill.
Commence the new year right by In
surfing your property against fire and
tornadoes.-W. l.. MCMILLAN, Agent.
Mrs. Pribyl of Barneston, this state,
daughter of Jos. Pavlicek raj visiting
here with relatives and friends this
week.
The county this week received a car.
load Of piling which is to be used In
making better roads throughout the
county.
The Union Fire Insurance Company
Is the best mutual. Combine risks; in
installments 8 per cent. H. SMITH,
Special Agent
l.. II. Rust says II you want some
good nursery stock cheap this spring
let him know what you want. Also
has tree paint to sell.
The windy weather Of February and
March is q dangerous time for q fire.
Make yourself secure by insuring your
property.-W. L. MCMILLAN, Agent.
Before the discovery OF One Minute
Cough Cure, ministers were greatly
disturbed by coughing congregations
No excuse for 1t now.-C. L. Getting.
Get your sale bills printed at this Of
fee and the announcement Of sale viii
be printed in the paper during thu
time preceding the sale day free o.
charge.
Mrs. Watt Chambers and chiidre,
who have been visiting relatives On,
friends here for some time past lef
Tuesday night for their homo 1t Colo
RADIO Springs, Colorado.
II you lave . cough, throat irritation
weak lungs, pain in tho chest, din
cult breathing, Group or hOarssness
let us suggest One Minute Cough Cure
Always reliable and safe.-C. L. Cot
ting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15
T0-DAYS MATINEE.
\ "Mid- Summer Nights Dream" at
the Academy.

"A Midsummer Nights Dream which
was produced with so much success last
Monday and Tuesday at the Academy.
Will be- repeated az matinee to-day
given by request. This will positively be
the last performance of the piece, m
order that children may have the full
benefit OF the pretty fairy spectacle.
The prices of admission have been fixed
mt very low figures. The play VIII be
produced ON exactly tho same scale as 10
was given an the Academy at the begin
ming Of the week. with AN the beautiful
calcium effects and scenic accessories. u
has been received with so much favor by
the press and the public, that 10 is hardly
necessary 90 dwell on the great atiac-
-ivonoes o. tho production from every
standpoint
The essential cleanliness and sweet
ness Of Shakespcare.s mind unaffected
by the greatest auima,ism of IBIS time,
appear conspicgousiv in this play and
10 ia staged upon "a scale Of m1gnificonce
which has never before been attempted
by amateurs I'm this city
The fairy scenes are particularly VOL
calculated 20 appeal 20 children and The
very large advance sale indicates that
there will be a crowded house this after
noon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15

Tho popular Irish comedians Murray
and Mack-a couple OF funny fellow s.
viii present the latest edition OF the
laughing skit "Finnlgan's Ball al the
Academy twice on Monday. That they
have "a novel performance, filled 10 com
pletyOn with bright material, large
supporting company pretty girls gay
costumes, picturesque scenery and every
thing in the way of Wit song. music
and beauty, should prove sufficiently pc
tent % attract big audiences during their
engagement. and present one Of the most
enjoyable performances that the heart
of tho most bl1se theatre-gOer could de-
sire The company Is made mp of ster-
ling worth ana includes such farceurs
as Mr.. Fred Wilson. Lon. Delmore. John
D0ugherty Harry Hopping Frank Wat
ters. Charley Mccarthy, Fred DeNoe.
TT II Frank Misses Fannie and Mae
Trumbull. Kitue Beck Mona Darlington.
Blanche Creago Kittie Hawthorne. era
Gle Wolfe Kittio Cummings. Maud Leek-
ley Constance Window. Fife Fay.
Queenie Tcenie and Geraldine McClain-
truly an assemblage of wonderfully clever
peOnle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15

"Bretnren. II a man be oycrtaken In
fault. ye that are spiritual restore such
an one in the spirit Of weekness. and
with force and beautiful diction. the emil
mcnt minister and educator sent home
to every heart that edmonton.
His address was upon the text. Who
sovcr shall call upon the name OF the
Lord shall be saved and none OF those
present can have remained totally I'M
touched by It's force.
Or. McVicar also pronounced the bene-
dctior He will leave Richmond early
this morning and. stopping at Montreal
for only a few days. will proceed 10 Win
nlpeg 10 deliver a series OF lectures He
is one Of the most eminent men in the
Dominion OF Canada, and is an uncle OF
Rev. Donald Guthrie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15

did spring remedy when 1 felt out OF
sorts and run down.
81 have been IL professional bicyclist
for about three years; before that l was
i'm the gr0c. ry business. Before the big
race in New York, feeling that / ought
TO be in the best possible condtiOn-be-
cause "a nervous breakdown on the track
is the one thing that all well trained
men are afraid of began to use Paine 8
celery compound IL was a part Of my
successful training.
"But what J feel 7 ought to tell you IS
this. THAT after the race, when / had
used up every bit of energy that I could
and was as far broken down as man
would naturally be after such "a tax upon
his energies. L felt the need Of some
thing 90 tone up my system, TO restore
my nerves. which were somewhat shaken,
10 give me an appetite which ] Dad lost,
and fell back upon Paines celery com
pound ] assure you that it did me so
much good that ] am very glad indeed
10 send YOU this letter.
Trusting that riders who arc not put
20 such severe tests as !. and perhaps
couldn't stand such severe tests. may
have tho benefit M my experience and
uso what 7 consider a perfect restorer
OF .mn red nervous energy, ] am,
yours truly, q. W. MILLER
champion Long Distance Rider of the
World
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15
AT THE ASSOCIATION.


Al the 81. NJ. c. a. this morning at 9:l5
tho bows and Junior Bible Glasses Will
m,at followed by the joint gymnasium
r.lss and athletic neid sports. Al b
O'Clock Rev. h. J.. PeA VIII deliver one
ot bis interesting talks ON the SUNDAY %
school lesson. at j.a1 the Students ns nl-
rasIum Glass Will meet. ana al o.oY lIe
Young Mems Gymnasium class An
lete field open alb day. The lights Will
be put in shape ON the field $50 mat u
win he in use at night next week. ana
tho ground Will be kept Thoroughly roIleh
and hard for the sports.
The SUNDAY meetings Will be as louowS.
Bows Gospel Army az O'Clock nm As
ISOLATION HAN. addressed by Rev. T.. y.
Potts. subject THE Possibilities Of a
Bow" The boys of the Male Orphan
ASYLUM Will sing AZ least three nun
bred bows are wanted for this service
Come boys and bring your friends f.
Mems Meeting at o'clock addressed by
Rev. Jas T.. Cook subject, rs the Young
Man. Absolom. Safe2" Mrs. G. 4. Bren-
aie will Doe the sOlOlst for the afternoon,
and am men. members of the Association
or moi are cordially invited 10 be- present
Gymnasium Bible Study club at ,
o'clock in the Blue Room; Workers
Training Glass ~ 5.lj o'clock IN the same
room. Mr.. Mckee Will conduct the
Workers study. and every member Is
urged 10 be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15
TO LICENSE TEACHERS.
Graduates Of Certain Institutions VIII
Not Have 20 BE Examined.

The State Board Of Education has pass
ed a resolution authorizing the supeiln-
tendents' 90 license without examination
the graduates of tine state Female NOR
NAL School at Farmville. the graduates
Of the normal department of wilma n
ard Mary college and the Virginia grad
yates of the Peabody Normal School &C
Nashville TO teach IN tho public sc"oois
of Virginia.
The superintendent IS authorized 90
license without examination the Ei'a-
yates OF the Hampton Normal ana az j.
cultural College and the sraoua,e7 ol
the Virginia Normal and CoHcsla
etitute M Petersburg 10 tea-h I'D '"e
nubllc schools OF the state
Tho Department OF Public instruct p"
is making arrangements for opening lne
Summer Normal Schools. The sessions
viii begin June 18th. and continue one
month. The department Is not rc'oy 10 '''-
nounce the names OF the teAehti7.
DR.. :. w. Southall, the super
Of P.hlic instruction. left the city yes
terdav for stanton to'attend the meeting
80 :tbc BOARD of Directors Of the lnsutu-
lion for the Deaf, the Dumb and the
since the nrst Of April about $50 pen
sions have been paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15
DR.. M'VICAR'S ADDRESS.
Instructive Discourse at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

A solemn and beautiful service pre-
paratory to tho administration Of the
sacrament tomorrow. was held az D
o'clock yesterday afternoon i'm the lee
ture room OF the First Presbyterian
church. Rev. Or. McVlcar, principal Of
the Presbyterian College Montreal, and
Rev Dr. X. r. Kerr officiating. The ex-
ercises were opened with the voice OF
praiss m the singing Of a hymn. after
which came prayer by Or. McVicar, who
also read the selection Of Scripture-the
aivfh chapter OF tho Epstlo 70 the Gala
tians II il probable that tho full msan-
ing % the versicles was never more
cleariv ana beautifully expounded, and
the exposition was more eloquent than
many sermons. Tho chapter opens;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15

health are thus entirely removed. ard the
healthy. happy wife becomes a genuine
help.ncet 10 the husband.
y vas sick for twelve years, and for two years
had 10 stop work altogether" writes Mrs Bell
McCrobic Of Oakland. Carrot. Co. Maryland.
q" / was treated by Eve different physicians. VINO
pronounced my on8e Brights disease impoyer-
ished condition Of the blood. and uterine trouble.
I suffered a great deal with pain In both sides
aud much tenderness in pressing over the womb.
/ was bloated A, tines in bowels and limbs.
was troubled with a disagreeablc discharge
ffosn the intcrusi organs could not sleep snd
vas troubled with paipiia;ion Of the heart. Sii-
fercd great deal OF pain ia my head. temples,
forehead and eyes. and also suffered excrlcist-
lug pain ~ monthly periods Sinee taxing
eleven BOTTLES Of Dr. Pierce Favori'- Prescfip-
ton have euioyed better health than had for
uorr than twelve yesrs previously, ard have
gniucd IN weight twenty-five pounds since TAX
ing your medicines"
Sick women can consult DR.. r. Y Pierce
By letter addressed 10 Buffalo y Y, abso-
lutelv without charge Zach letter is read
in private its statements held in sacred
confidence. and all answers are mailed.
sealed in plain envelopes. without adver-
Using or other printed matter.
II is a good thing TO keep DR.. Pieroes
Pleasan, Pellets in the house. One Pellet
is a laxative, two a catnag.ic dose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15
Awful Wine PIT Disaster.

AUSTIN. TENAS. April ia mining
disaster iu which twelve men lost their
lives. is reported from the Sierra Mazda
Mining Camp. located 90 the State of
Coahu.la, Mexico. fifty miles south of
Preside.
lhece an explosion OF gas occurred IN
the Neda Rica Silver Mine and before all
the miners could ect 10 tre surface the
Cry iimbcrs were on fire. the fierce flames
barring ovit. su0ocaunE or burning TO
death twelve of the miners -ph ladeiphla
TrD-e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15
Tho nentasnnhs' Eca.t.

The virginia 'oncltve OF Heptasophs
ut ~. Wilkinson Han Thurs isy night.
qhere was a very large Attendance. Five
candidates were initiated and as many
,noya made APPLICATION Tor membership
Aster business OF the COncinve there vas
an elegant banquet served There were
many visiting members present from
ether Coucl4Nce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15

There will be a meeting to-nieht
~ o'clock of the committee hav-
nr in charge the final Arrangements for
Oh. celebration OF the annv rsary of the
Oll Follows.
Tho meeting win 30 held AZ Tho office
or fhe Grand Secretary at Nnth and
Main streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15

The Missionary Rally which was n
take place at Fairmont Avenue NJ. Il.
church the frst Sunday I'm this month.
but which was postponed on account OF
the absence Of the speakers. will come off
next sabbath evening az the usual hour
for service. Rev II. NJ Hone. associate
odifor Of tho Richmond Christian Alvo-
cate VIII deliver au address. All persons
who are interested in missionary work
are cordially invited 10 be- present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15
DR.. UPSHUR RESIGNS.
He Will Leave the Medical College Of
AirrIniH.

After seventeen years Of faithful service
az teacher I'm the Medical College of Viz
,5ria Dr. j. y. Upshur has rendered his
resirnation as Professor of the Practice
of Medicine. and viii retire from That
The resignation will be acted upon by
the Board Of Visitors at its next annual
meeting on May fth' and VIII, az DR. Up
shrr's request be accepted,
Or. Upshur decided 60 take this step
several weeks ago and wrote his resg-
nation, but was afterwards induced 10
withdraw II and remaimn az the head OF
his department. He continued his duties,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15

CURED IN 4 DAY
Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia. radically cures in one 20 three
markable and mysterious. II removes
at once ihe cause anr ne disease imme-
diately disappears. Inc nrstt dose great
NER and OWENS & MINOR DRUG
CO. Druggists. Richmond - 3as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15

Last night from 10 10 O'Clock. a book
reception was held az the recently opened
West View Baptist church resding-rOOm
Quite large number Of the friends OF
the enterprise attended. and many car
RED books which make "A valuable addi-
ton % the library. Coffee and chocolate
were served during the evening by Tho
ladies' Of tho church. and there were a
number Of musical selections rendered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15
STOCK MARKET
WAS SLUGGISH.


heads. --
me tobacco inspector reports light sam
stonewau, shockoe. Crenshaw's. Sea
brooks. Alleghany Ola Dominion and
DaVenpOrts tobacco warehouses rcuOrt
to-day: Receipts. 53 packages deliveries.
United states internal revenue coliec.
tiOns on tobacco for the city Of Rich
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes.
S.,35i oN: plug tobacco. S3.tOI3S. Total
The New York Journal OF Commerce
ana commercial Bulletin OF even date
contains tine following items OF special
interest 10 the tobacco trade.
lt is reported that arrangements have
been made for the transfer or the Iig-
gelt a. Myers tobacco plant 10 the COuli
mental Tobacco Company. The option for
company which was given tO a synd cate
some time ago has, 10 us said. been trans
ferred 90 bankers representing the Con-
tlnental Tobacco Company and the Dur-
chase-price of The Liegett & Myers Com
pny hNed IN such option az about So
plONo. The transfer of the option 90 the
Continental Company VIII De- made and
the option exercised by or before April
30. the date of It's eXprat on. The price
the Continental Company VIII pay has not
yet become public, but "a large part OF the
purCndSe-price VIII undoubtedly be paid in
stock. ~ resent the continental Tobacco
Company is capitalized At S75eo.ooo
equally divided into preferred and COM
mon stock. II Is about 10 issue an adai-
ti0nal >ZJOOOOOJ OF stock. making its total
capital eaton Sl0O.eoOo. This new stock
will be used for the purchase Of other
plants and properties. Including the Lig-
gett * Myers Company.
on Saturday next two dividends Of the
American Tobacco Company Wlll be due
the one being per cent. in casn, the Otner
100 per cent In stock. 10 has been ruled
that the stock will be sold TX the cash
dividend. as usual. on Friday But OH
Saturday and thereafter deliveries of the
stock. save on sales FOR cash delivery
,,t,.f La. recommended hE the Dividend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15
FEES ALLOWED
ON COURT SALES.
An Important Decision Handed Down
Yesterday,
BY JUDGES LAMB AND MINOR.
A Schedule of Rates Fixed. in Accord
ancc with the Request Of the
Richmond Bar AssOcia-
tion-Thc order.

A decision fpDo,.,n, IN both -awcvrs
ard ,..t -. t. t...,, r,.4. bv
"''' "'' ,..
Judges D. q. Lamp OF lHe 1"alD''t
Court ana j.. G. MINOR of the In" ana
allowances 10 be made TO real estate men
on court sales.
Although The two Judges sat together on
sho 'allhE ol lht matter, yer sue oftir-
ION ~ tne separate acton Oi each court
anu each count bias spread tne order on
Its own oIuei book tne terms OF the
oi"tI' however, are ldeuuCdI
OhlHlN or Ilik CASE
ms matter was brought o. Zoe 9ttnn-
ton of the judges by the Richmond Bar
Association and was arsuod before thcm
by "a committee OF thc association and
by the real estate men in person and
by counsel.
The lew schedule goes into effect on
May ]. 1893.
The order is as fellows.
IN the thanceiy court oi me CITY ot
IIcHlhoIu' thc itth "'t OF -NFii lH.. ODD
tIe matter OF "lIn"dHtt7 Dy tlc court
10 Ieal estate agents.
ne bai ASSOCIATION oI lHc CITY 'l
iichmoha having Drought I" INC iiii'n-
ton OF this court the matter oft ihe a.-
n loW@,l'e NOV mo-" mace ~ 'l' oil va ll
ts1"1e asc"ls Il .,I 'e'i 1N. "..
We hiat'er on lne eD"le .l ,'l7. 'lil l.."
$500" T." NJ s'',n
~ resI cst os n igI ~ aIe,s ot w.
,,,,r,. .,l - 80. bo,.-,,,. t.l .l....
natter disc"eset ~ lts 6ar Lv att.r-
agd ,ba esid re,l sS euttafe s' ,ecris ra.
spoctively. and having maturo.y con sid-
cred the same. doth now adiudec and
order as follows:
SCHEDULE ESTABLISHED
,.
j fe court noth e3tdNI49H que i'H.NiIi1
as sc"euuie or taiIil oi I'D" iii.ln as
loM"ncts Whlch VIII 9e mace rom dit
after me ISL DAY or MAY. l,t ana un.ii
othe4 VIC uiuel tu I3 que ,,.'| H
t7tdle agents LOT iH'i 1.I VICE q" 'i'''
court or 10 special coii.inissi. zee
celNeis. lIusiees' ana "it V."eI i.I'el'5,
acunb uhuti lhe oiHtis ut WIS q. 10 70 .'l
70 ehecUlois' "d.' .aisli".eI7. a"o ".- ...et
ndu1di lta WHO peilVe lneN at.N. t's
from lhis court or VINO @It Iti-l4 .u -
Jaw OF py any oiuer OF l-ia .y--' 10
port tnelr accounts OF s4cn st.ts I'D lN.a
court for Jts aCuon ana 10 trustees I'D
deeds OF trust wnen such trustees are
required 10 sell subject 70 tne approval
II this court or io report lheH sale7 I'D
This court Tor IFS acton. ana I'D ai cases
not herein enumerated in which ths court
shall be called ON 10 nN me conn liou
Of said real estate akcnts. IN connection
with dll sales or leal estate ilfd' ON .l
after the lst day OF May, lNY. wherein
such real estate agents shan act as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15

RELIEF IN SIX HOURS -DIsTRESS-
ing Kidney and Bladder Disease relieved
AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" II is a
great surprise on account OF It's exceed
ing nromgtncss IN relieving pain in blad-
der. kidneys and back. ia male and re-
male. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately. II you want QuicSS
relief and cure this IL the remedy soIa
By w. w. SCOTT and OWENS q
MINOR DRUG CO.. Druggists ,. TlS"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-15

Among the GUESTS at the jefferson last
night We're: Mr. and Mrs. Lucian b.
Tatum, Colonel j.. p. Lamer. OF the
United States Army. General Clinton +.
Paine. James Shriver and Richard VI.
Nena0le. of Baltimore.