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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-28
IMPORTING NE.no MINERS.
Kansas Ceai Companies VIII us~
Them ga Their Mines

KANSAS CRY, isly = ssvpnsy.fvs
aexfvss. asssoftsa sTvE~ the s.ruthsessss
we're stssAs placed ga zee s'e.ssrszt ssoaf 4
SoAs cnJssraisS's tains az SeaassYsefa. Kan
Tssi@ QsHo.s sits sfs te@ s;Afnraer sxzgrsa Hr3
further tasfseys&.{e64 sstssstesf wgli - ~eus
- sAe ssat1sfaatss fntass q Nielsen Kan.
AiE@vf@s~F t1e s~Srfn&ny WILL have aa ssy!-
F"efse~a atsFo HsneFs a. vgrk la tAo dts
tgsgs wtAsn Ssn fays
President stssa,sfk. - the kasaAs & Tex.
SO tessi tna1eary. ssys RS eswsssa4sv -,
tst;ssSz tV Fst fts ersgsy NEa @4sA tegsrgytg43
faegs@@s "a Tsst - gssssgas~ stsW The
Esa lANgsst<sa N5nlns & Erswnsx ars~fse
Company has Also placed an ssgssrr fer ne~
arc EsslneFS.
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Sa ratoxa Races.

SARATOGA, \. Y. IuIy Til. second DAVIS
raeim< at Saratoga produced fair spoy. orlv Ne.
suits Nv
Fire tgtiouEs-Hiadgs weo, HanstTa,ssh second
PEersfrsaT third Time fss2
siilc art q Fasr-aS-~Azsruaz won: walsoysr
oue Biie. Madden stakes Kinlex Macs Won Tn,
tie Saint second Hos5sn third Tine ls,s
Five and half fp-;arss-sar PhiI,fys wrao Pa.
cursor second, Ter Hla tais.- Fine %
SIX fGsiGnzs- Aanlias won. Dr. Nsrnbuix second
CbzpTaqua sasrd Tine lss
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= ssH'71'a-s7-
HHENITIFS.

steamer tleFee2na arrival yesterday from su,
trA'aesssa $itS EsneTai saercssEslzs cargo u sl
30 tasS -~
~se&HseT Material CEtg. TaSrA arrival WsFr-sssy
fs1 - 1seasFi. w5g1 Kzsl t7staT frv s,~.~. -
NsFs 20 ssa6 Eafsff taT -s'arTn fzfifsgi4 pa.ssts
asaA8 sre acFzzsTess re- CIV ~ Parss v~ase~
f&s saesFfl7 before nsss A stsEzsv az arr eos.
eaisia@ $50 stase EAeKAt Gre fesFa faerrsax e,,s-
star I5e a&afs discovered tesrp r-s,ra g.
sse k&5 b~ss agse- smd werp szais ssv s.a5ss.rs-s
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THE coLrNBIA's NEW MAST.
IL IL stepped by Early Morning.
Topmast IL Housed Inside.

BRISTOL. K l.. 1giy E-Ths coaignsas's sserl
mast was sssEsse6 today. Il n psanc sy {
scioek thss a20rnings the workman hasazz begun ca
Il before daylight AL preparations poss4Sas wsFs
eeF2ss~sed las. ns.at- 80 thar the @lzi Steg
enEa.slssa=9 early AID rery assekly- As Il staass
sAe uz&zI sesss taller tkan that q The DefeE9sr
and IL e0rSl4srahly DARKER IN enlaS
The .sIzsass, Ia Conformity with asw iees u Der
builders Inside the hnai0w IsssarAst and eS-
srstiEs ike telescope wsl Dc raised and lowered
tyoEa tbs &eck
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Total votes ......--..--.........., 3
Elected

The former trustees were James Weir
d III. jones and Dan Davis. az Seattle, and
Walter Tn0raurn ana l. " Maxwell. OF
RsatoD. TtzorourE YVES ere only one re-
elected. TIE trustees postponed their
meeting 20 organize an3 elect officers on
account OF the Ere az ReatoG. Tie present
officers are the following: President,
james Weir: secretary. =. II jones:
treasurer Daniel Davis ali of Seattle
Ican X Davis Thozras j. EDWARDS and
Charles 3 Nightingale prominent citizens
OF Carbonate. took part IN the deliberations
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HOWELL Is THE CHAMPION.


LONDON gasz Z.-B. r HosSz- tns AEs-sran
sx~msr veg t1s wzagAwsd szzver sr1slz Ant tie
arsS.szs- Championship 81 Tie faAraes tosAs, zssa-
srx tie eazzxse h<xwe@z PEsGEy and A9-11xke fass
sxzxths 2asa2 sf BlSSkszA7e. vie s&s secGE1 Fox
ass sa1r1 Howxzs lie clxzaez1 serssss = tie
Esnlsy regatta 5rsy Z
Fec axS Ezsckzxk1 Sss TIE best q tse start How
I'll tie cs4nrssz, sesEszS - badly Fox Led tx
rsSsrsy znzss w1ex. gsaekstxS @sEt - The frxsE-
sc2lswe1 ky HsSs1l A. HxGn<-smtts BlacxszAS
~ss th-~s s.az<hs sEez2. AEr s-zass6sa.siy after
passing the hrs&-e Eg~sl ores ~. r&s2s2ly. st aeTs
:, tAe O5a Shs2 4z3 then went away ard won
EASILY Tizzk. . -
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NEW YORK, JAY &.~Tte rare s~he,slet sor
,"isF tet%ssa the Giea1sFn III ra-adiss a.
feffTr - TIE ~aaw&nsha cnD. ard the ftans'anfs
American ehslisrser uos.ror.st ninth ,nrzo-
FyS an &rcEaat 0f high wipiz ~
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FEEDER srta> oe stsga.tt.
Victoria and rasasasa Give GzsHr
Mstowitfes for tf.

MEfsFCsfT A>Es tsl3Y !. -~Fes5nK sa sNy
2aestsos ef fS~5eENttss = ssssesxsszge 5ss Ma
terra A. sEe-~ssszz4stsm IA szssty n <axar
~ testezsstcys Ss assssvssS tess sssnssa re-
safuS srssssI Tasmania ssasss ssaG fesers s1r.
VII larry ~ sv~ssf Fsss tssssSY
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L. A. W. VIII Not lie Ignored.

~" Nokh. lijT THE Tines says. Carsals
II the League os American WheslraAn in ,ys5s S,w
MAINTAIN TIA. tAeFe Is significance in The rssnrt
,hAs ,he league VIII ~ isnFed the worlds chzra
Eiof2s'ip meet al Montreal month an. ertrtsx
tfoia National cFolins Association members viii h.
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Cleveland Races.

CLEVELAND. july [.-R~sz.lts
- class, pacing. purse s. sn, tsst three in ave
Hal Il. In straight heats Time. 80, ga,
zaai Ace second. sally Tels- third
30 class trastsng, rzsrSs s. 900, best three ia Eve
The Abbott In straight ss&ta Time. zzsf,
s3es 9sf. Eagle Flanagan sscox6. KeEiaeks
Unsoo third
al class, pacing purse 81 SO. best tive in three
Hrksrosea ~nE rrst and third heats. Tine, zTsi.
20ss. VIII Lesharn second Eyist third Fanny
DiiIara- cistznced In third beat, wa second heat
In ~
us class tfcttanz psIrse 81 s. best two il three
SRrIzl wen IL straight heats Tine. Ella, 2il
Pilot Evans serogd Niger Jack third
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ST. Louis Races,

ST, LOFTS. July 9 rrzck fast. Results:
ora mile, selling ferscd Won. Iihbie second.
HBgh third Time, y
one nile. tw0-yrs--eids. selling -Dake Of Mel
bourne Won. Arthur Eehaa second. silent Friend
third Tine ~.
atie ara serenity yards. selling Morziss Won
strnp sec~sad. LsTsstia bird Time ia
-sx fsgf0nss. selling HesGwster won Iovinres,u
sesend. HAnish third Time iisi
sax fsrionsS-Tfzditxs wpn. Trust Me second
Ma~aaetaiye third Tire ia,
Five ard half farloR.s- Kpn..,cSv rarrus- vc,
Felix Bard secon6, John HAisey third Tine. o.
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Don't He without News.
Have the daily P.-f. mailed TO your
camp address. No extra charge.
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NEW YORK. Jaiy Brightox Beach resaits:
One niis-FIy hy Night wnn. Dcl2ld Balm SEC
ozd. The Eise.or third Tine. ~
Fire fur.pnss selling -Dunalans wen, Prestige
second. Brooch third Tine. al
Sax suslenxs. the Syiastsr s,sses-Linienere won,
PEesssdiee secosld. ShE0se Tuesday third. TfEs,
HAS
One r1ie. test hantsesyS-FiFesrm wen. King Bar
lsyEarn second. sir Hgbert third. Tine. IS
sax fasiougs, sellins-Zznone won, Fair Psrfums
Second, Itaily Wrirhof third. Time. liz
Mile and Bangle wau- kiraaood scond
Mesry Prlnee third Tine. - Is.
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WILL RETAIN THEIR NINE.
STOCKHOLDERS or THE RExfoN
PROPERTY HOLD A MEETING.


TIE Rartoa Cooperative Coal Company
he'd anosher meeting yssss-ssay-@an annual
z1ses@n1-an1 buried ali he difficulties s.sAf
SEEMED D bexes Is path % @1z5e1-fcr Ear
-sory 4 beard az trustees was el*c-e9
ssas seems 20 he unanimously opposed 70
any proposition booking 10 Eze sale OF lie
mine worked "a .as -ngsxss way. and 50
the alleged tszs1zzes is buried for another
year TIE session yesterday sas stormy
IN q preliminary gay. because of 4 difficult
~ as % Nao sho22d De admitted % the
right q voting. Il was alleged by one SIDE
c. he Rouse that these n favor @ selling
the nsr@. William PTcsser asd William
Hughes. had made nominal transfers Of
twenty shares Of stock among score OF
people for RE purpose OF making thai
many more votes the bylaws providing
that each shareholder, I'd matter how
only oze vote.
Tnss was znazly settled by admitting ali
proxies 20 yo1e, although & was sail there
would De litigation. In case The pru-seaiers
the fight agzsss: she sale II me mine Is
A II Haw~lIs ole OF the heavy stock
holders who IS c3-graruiAtt1g himself
GTsaz his success
TIE result % tle 6als0-.Ex for i've -r1S@
tees was a. follows.
Candidate. Vote
Morgan Davis, CT Black Diamond 49,. SO
David W. Dawes. Of Ss7Fss5gs2lo~..-... lis
swaitsr Ttaorcurn. o. Rsasaa--.---..---z lS
jams HoEsgasoE1, 81 Rensoa- Us
David Fl. Jones'. CT Rsnsor-.-~..-...-.- -
Roger Jenkins. Of Ren1on- lS
John II Hughes. II RRTzIor.. ..-......... rs
Thomas r. Davis. Of RentoE- f75
john Bevin. Of Rsnton. I5s
Total votes cast 31s
Elected
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Harlem Races.

CHICAGO, Jgis g.-wss;bss riszfy: track fast
AZ Harlem today Results
Fire faficnss. seiiiax-Axna won. Aieen Wilson
seexyad. MIA Il l. tAir3 Time fala
One mile saiitng-I4ogE Zani wcr, Refuge secoai
Catastrophe fAsrt Tire. va
SAX tarfungs selling Maggie Davis won. Simon W.
sscoo1. Georgia third Time. lib,
Mile and 4 hundred ysrds-Tsaby woa Czsrry
Leaf seeona. JalE Baker thira Tine is7s
Six s1sinagz, seliinx-Avenstoss von. cnsightly
secessa. LoErard third Tire. liz
One nasls. ssilsng-Lneky Monday Won Jennie T.
seeond. Tin Graft ;Alna. TINE 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
Barton Hciehts Personals.

At a called meeting Of the Town Coun-
ell held on Friday evening MT. w. H.
Beverage was appointed town attorney.
The sociable TO have been given by
the ladies' Of the Methodist Episcopal
church has been postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. ]. T. Harding and family have
returned from a pleasant stay in Mary -
land.
Miss Edith Cosby is spending the sum
rner at Black Rock Springs Master Cul-
len Cosby is visiting In the country.
Mr.. A w Martnstein has gone on a
pleasure trip to New York.
The Misses COe who have been visit
inc. their brother for several months.
will leave for Maryland on next Monday.
Miss Eta Watkins left on Saturday
for Columbia, F1uvanna county, Va,
where she will be the guest Of friends.
Miss Glinn and daughter, Miss Ruth,
have returned from pleasant stay in
williamsburg
Miss Mary Dabney OF Buffalo, y. Y.
IS spending the summer with her father.
in Brookland Park.
The family OF Mr.. l. A. Sadler have
Joined him at Big Island for the sum
mer. Their residence on Lamb avenue
is occupied by Mr.. Brown. of Richmond.
Miss Mabel and Blanche Glinn are visit
ing friends at Clayton
Miss Alice Elicit. of Brookland Park.
has so far recovered from her recent i'll
ness as TO be able 10 SIT up.
The fact that there is but little sickness
10 report will no doubt. prove gratifying
10 those who fear that the Barton Heights
writer Will ruin the town by the sick
lists given from week TO week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
SENATOR MARTIN H0N0RED.
His Services Secured on the Masoni,
Centennial Committee.

His Services Secured on the Masonic
Centennial Committee.
Judge r. r. w Duke. Jr., Grand Mas
ter Of Masons IN Virginia. has appointed
Brother Thomas S Martin. OF scottsyille
Lodge. No. As a member of the commit
tee OF seven authorized by the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia al its last session de
cember. 1861 20 arrange for and conduct
the ceremonies In commomoration OF the
centennial anniversary OF the death Of
worshipful General George Washing
ton.
The Grand Lodge will meet In Alexan-
dria December 18th. and these ceremonies
will be held December l4th at Mount Yer
non, Brother president William Nc
Kinley delivering the address of the oc-
casion. 20 be followed by a reception and
buffet banquet IN the city Of Washington
The Centennial Committee having this
AFFAIR I'm charge consists OF Grand Master
r. 7. W. Duke. Kosciusko Kemper John
w. Daniel. Mica1gh Woods. A. X. Court
ney. Mann Page and Thomas S. Martin.
The idea Of thus Masonically commemo-
rating Washington's death originated in
the Grand Lodge Of Colorado four or five
years ago. and was promptly endorsed
by the other Grand Lodges Virginia be-
ing requested 20 take charge Of the cerc-
monies All the Grand Lodges except
Pennsylvania have contributed or Will do
So toward fund 10 defrsy the expenses
and will be represented by their Grand
Offcers
This promises 70 be one % the most
notable occasions In the history Of Ma
sonry and bids fair 20 be the greatest
Masonic gathering ever witnessed I'm this
country An effort Will be made 10 Sc
cure he attendance Of the Prince Of
wales. who rs the grand master Of Ma
sons In England.
Senator Martin. who has Just been add
Cd 10 the committee. will said a member
Of the committee yesterday. be very use
rnl IN securing the assistance Of the Sec
rotary OF War and Secretary Of Navy I'm
granting the use Of cannon and battle
ships 10 give oclat and due importance
70 the memorable occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
knights ofPythjas

The Uniformed Rank Knights OF Py-
thlts. will tender an informal entertain
ment next Tuesday night 10 the Pythlans
OF Richmond and a few OF specially invit-
"a guests Ii will be held IN the Caval-
~ Armory on Seventh street. beyond
Leigh. which has been turned over 10 the
military branch of Pythians by the Com
mittee OF the City Council Refreshments
will be served and an excellent orches-
ira has been engaged for the occasion.
A number of prominent gentlemen OF
Richmond will be present. among whom
may be mentioned Mayor r. ". Taylor,
Hon. ID. G Richardson, members OF the
Council Committees. Mr.. G. T. Loehr.
Mr. James w. Gordon. Capt +. A. Will
lams. Of the Richmond Howitzers. Mr..
Jefferson Wallace and others. Short
speeches will DO made by several. Every
effort has been made 10 make IL a most
enjoyable occasion and a good time is
assured 70 all present Admission viii be
strictly by tickets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
GAS WORKS QUESTION.
Council Will Consider IL Monday
Committees 10 Meet.


A regular meeting OF the Common
Council will be held at Z o'clock Monday
night. one Of the most important mat
ters tn come before this meeting OF the
body is the proposition TO expend Szl. 09
IN improvement Of the City Gas WORKS
Two called meetings 10 consider thl5
question failed 10 develop the majority
necessary 10 take action.
At $50 o'clock Monday Afternoon inc
subcommittee on Water Will have q
meeting. and the full committee VIII
meet AZ Z o'clock. At these meetings
Superintendent Boiling will report that
one Of the reservoir basins has been
emptied and filed with muddy water IN
anticipation Of experiments to discover a
method OF clarifying and purifying the
river water used in the city.
The Board Of Fire Commissioners VIII
meet at o'clock Monday night.
At 7 o'clock Monday evening the Com
mittee on Accounts and Printing will
have a meeting.
In the Hastings Court yesterday a
marriage license was issued William F..
Alexander and Emma A. Williams. the
license naming Monday next. the eth,
as the date of marriage. The prospective
groom is a sailor and halls from Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
sUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Since Charles o. Tyner began the manu-
facturo OF Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy,
many people have inquired as TO its eff
cacy. Chief Justice Bleckley, OF Georgia.
has tried it for indigestion and dyspepsia.
and gives this as his decision:
ATLANTA. Ga. March H. 1SS.-Chas. o.
Tvner. Atlanta, Ga: 81 have used and
am now using Tyner's Dyspepsia Rem
sdy. II is a MENTAL es we'll "a a physical
elixir. with its aid and Il pair OF speeta-
oles I can frequently see the law in spite
OF unsuitable or too much diet.
LOGAN Il BLECKLDY."
THIS is q splendid decision. and psqple
are granting by 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
NOT THE ONLY SYNDICATE.
Opposition to Newton-Boyd Combina-
tion for Maia-street Franchise.

An interesting rumor was reported yes
terdav. 10 the effect that the Newton
Rovd syndicate Will not be the only ap-
,,,.a,,s for the Main-Street franchise.
Notwithstanding the report Una. .nls
.,-rSicata has agreed TO purchase the
Richmond Railway and Electric Comoa-
nvss nroperties after securing all they
wish from the city. it is understood that
strong combination Of Richmond ous'-
ness men IS stil in negotiation WIKI ths
owners Of the old system 49,
Whether they succeed or no. Va VIZ
neeotlatIon. they will in any event make
a vigorous fight before the CITY Councll
for the Main street franchise. and as they
are prepared to furnish evidence OF their
ability 70 handle tho road properly and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
S. P. MARTIN CIGAR co.
Charter Granted "a Small Concern to
DO Business Here.

Judge p. r. Wexford. Jr., Of the city
Circuit Court in vacation. has granted
a charter 10 the S. r. Martin Cigar Com
pany. whose place Of business Will be In
Richmond
The papers state that the company is
formed 20 conduct the business OF man
ufacturing and selling cigars, wholesale
and retail. The capital stock VIII be not
less than 800 nor more than 500, III
vided into shares OF the par value OF $40
each.
Officers who will manage the anairs
OF the corporation for the FIRST year are
John r. Holland. president, Charles II.
Franck. vice-president; X. }. shepper-
son. secretary and b. II. Reid. treasurer.
These. with S. p. Martin, compose the
directory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
Church Hin Branch ;. p. C. 4. 800

The Church hin Branch OF the s9slsty
for the Prevention Of Cruelty 70 -Nl,''. o5o,
met yesterday evening az eloCN go,
Yer presiding. Seven new members "e's
proposed and elected.
Agent Taylor reported six,y-three cases
OF cruelty investigated during the month";
The society requests the public 70 CO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
PRAISES RICHMOND.
DIR. Chivcrs Writes Pretty Letter TO
MIR. King.

The following letter from Rev. Dr..
Chiyers explains itself:
Chicago. Aug. ?, 1890.
Mr. S. Gran, King. 72G w. Broad street.
Richmond. Va.
Ny Dear Sir and Brother:-Allow me
on behalf OF the Executive Committee
and myself 20 thank you and your asso-
Citations for the services rendered by you
as a Committee on Information. We are
well aware that the services asked OF
your committee were in some respects try
Ing ones. The man on the trolley car.
the ticket clerk IN the railroad station and
the member OF a committee on Information
at Young Peoples Convention expect
20 be piled with questions of'all kinds.
wise and otherwise
Il expected Of them 70 be ready with
an answer on all subjects and 70 give them
with . smile which sets the Questioner az
his ease. These conditions were met. not
only by your committee. but by everyone
siss In Richmond. Thsrs was no one who
s.sasA unrsady u give Information OF TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

to Pe-ru-na."
The above letter was written after
Miss Holland had been In this country
but few weeks. She came fresh from
laurels won abroad as Maud Marion IN
Robin Hood. for seventy nights at the
Prince Of Wales Theatre.
When the mucous membranes become
iabby and unhealthy It produces con-
dition OF tho body known as systematic
catarrh. Pe-ru-na IS the only remedy
for this condition. Its cures are prompt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
Tcmporary changes IN Choirs.

Mrs Durrett, the we'll known alto SOLO
lst. will sing at Broad street church
during the month Of August In place Of
Miss Lillian Taylor who Is away, ana
Prof. V. w Crossman will preside az The
organ. Miss Smoot. the organist OF the
church. is studying at the Boston Con-
servatory OF Music and will not return for
over Q month. - -----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
HOW NERVOUS WOMEN
Bear Up Under the Distressing Heat
of Summer.

Miss Holland, the celebrated opera
singer. OF England. in a recent interview
said.
IT don't think I could stand your
American summers II IL wasn't for Pc
ru-na, You know l sing In repertoire
here and II IS hard work, because OF the
many rehearsals and the bother Of
changes in wardrobe. And then the
strain Of outdoor singing which feared
would injure my voice. but / find that
thanks TO Pe-ru-na, my vocal cords and
throat keep in fine condition. You see for
yourself how hot the dressing-room is,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06
Fitzhugh Lodge.

F1tznugh Lodge OF odd-Fellows
which will meet al Concordia Hall a, 8
o'clock 2 ". Monday night, will be Wis.
tied by members OF Richmond Lodge No.
!. when the degrees will be conferred on
the members OF Fitzhugh Lodge.
Members OF visiting lodges are invited
70 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

operate with them in their work by re-
PORTING any cases OF cruelty. Their
phone numbers are: New. 1860; Old So
The next meeting of the society Will be
held on Saturday, September 9th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

in the school-room. After using three
bottles Of Pe-ru-na l was completely re-
stored 20 my usual health.
The American summers are much not
ter than European summers. feopie
coming 10 this country from Europe IN
the summer find II almost impossible 10
stand the exigencles OF our climate. we
not only have hot weather but II IS SUI
try Only people in the very best al
health find themselves able 10 do much
work during the heat OF the summer
with n clean, active skin and healthy
mucous membranes. a person may dety
the weather. hot or cold. Frequent bath
ing keeps the skin as II should be. Pc
ru-na produces healthy mucous menu
branes. P.-ru-na IS the only systematic
catarrh remedy yet devised. There are
no substitutes. Insist upon having Pc
ru-na. Send for free book of lectures
on catarrh written by DIT. Hartman.
Address The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufac-
turing Co, Columbus o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-06

render any service These things helped
TO make our visit exceedingly pleasant
and leave us FREQ from things which we
would Ike to forget.
Very sincerely yours.
II. e. CHIVERS.
General Secretary
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Nodded i'm Rnlfimorc.

A telegram has been received here an
nouncing that Miss Jennie Hitchcock, OF
this city. and Mr.. James p. Williams
were married by Rev. j. b. Rice In Bal
tlmore Yesterday az 4 j. NJ.
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will offer most liberal terms and s l'',,'.,
Inducements TO the city. they AlSe'
their efforts in that direction to Dc crown
ed with success.
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and general results Of blows on the head.
George Hansberry went TO the granu
jury, charged with felony.
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a n d permanent.
People from Eu-
rope who, on ac-
count OF business,
have been obliged
10 spend the sum
mer in the United
States. found Pc
ru-na their main
reliance. Miss Soy
er in a recent let
ter TO DR.. Hart
man, said: last
year l was very ill
and could barely
attend 10 my duties