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aEricsson Line Excursions"
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM

BALllMOhE-
To Philadelphia (day boap every day (ex-
cept Sunday at !:so g. m...............A p W W
To Phiiadelphia might steamers) ..........Ss W
To Philadelphia and return by rail........$3 90
To Cape May (from Philadelphia BY raiD...Ss 20 70
To Cape May and return (ten days).......S ~ ~
To Cape May and return (season). ..........N 20
To Atlantic City (from Philadelphia by RAID y 20
To Atlantic City and return (ten days)....S 20 20
To Atlantic City and return (season) ..-....'A W W
To Asbury. Park. Ocean Grove. Long Branch - w
To Asbury Park, Ocean Grove. Long Branch
and return, season Qrom Philadelphia BY >,
To New York (from Philadelphia by raiD ....S W W
To New York and return (eleven days) )--...So w
Night steamers Except Sundays from wharf,
Light and Pratt Streets. at p IN. Write lot
descriptive pamphlet and fishing grounds at Bet
terton.7 Tickets for sale at OFFICE ONLY: Also
tickets for Chester Pa. Newcastle. Del. Albany;
Troy. Saratoga Springs, Newport, r. Il; ran
River. Boston, New Haven, bridgeport, Conn.
Portland, Me-. and points north. Tickets 10
Philadelphia on sale in Washington at b. q
0. Ticket Office. Pennsylvania Avenue and D.
& o. depot.
CLARENCE sHRIvER, Agent. 90. Light ST.:
Baltimore, Nd
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Z
For RENTGrTPEWRITERs.

FOR RENT-Typewritersf rat special prices. with
priyilegs Of purchase, standard makes. uni.
dozen; core in and do your typewriting; ferms
moderate. EEWMAN'EG "a 7th st. jys-3mou
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk. New.
- port News and all points south by the
- superb powerful! steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and "Wash'
- ingtan' on the following schedule:
w washingtcn.6 80 rm Lv. Portsmouth 100 pm
". Alexandria. 100 pm Ly. Norfolk. .6:i5 pm
Ar ~. Monroe..7:00 am Ly. Ft Monroe $40 pm
Ar Norfolk 500 am Ar. Alexandra. $3.50 ara
Ar Portsmouth. s:l5 am Ar. Washington. 4: 90 am
Tickets on sale at SIT Penn. ave-. b. and
- o. ticket office. 6l0 Peun. ave-, and corner
- 10Th st. and NJ Y. ave-. C. & o. ticket OF
- 6ces. at 6i3 Pen;i. ave.. and COO 18th st
- g. 4. l.. Ticket ONCE. 1884 N. Y. ave., ana
- on heard steamers
- 15- Fer further information epfly at gsn'
- eral Offices. 7th It. wharf. Wash. u. y
- Phone 76o.
ro2s-u JOHN CALLAHAN. General Man.ser.
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FoR RENr-sToREs.

FOR RENT-Sforcs, with three rooms ant! bath il,
rear e506, a5es, 25l0. and 25l2 Pa. ave. NV;
hot water heat; lasge cellars; suitable for any
retail business; reasonable rent. Ap,ly NOR,
MENT & SMITH, l9i La. ave. NV. se17-1t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
NEW THAMPTON-LONDON-
CALLING. WEST-BOUND. At CHERB0URG-
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A.
ST. Paul September 27 New York. October 25
New York 49, October St. Louis November
ST. Louis. October il ST. Paul. Nov srnher
ST. Paul. October Is New York-. November Is
PHILADELPHIA QUEENSTOWN. LIVERPOOL
No Sailing Saturday, September %
Belscnland. d.....-.......---.-Sept 80, 500 a. m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YeRK-ANTWERP-PARIS
Every Wednesday at l2 noon-
Noortiand. Sept y Southwark Oct. IL
Friesland. .......Oct. 4 WesierniInd. Oct. Is
'Thesc steamers carry only cabin and third-ciass
Passengers at low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
Piers IA and 10. " R-Offcc. % Broadway. y. l.
Philadelphia Office. 3G5-309 Walnut St
WASHINGTON OFFICE-1:p6 + ST. N. W.
Or W. C. MOSS. Agent. tai Pa. Ave
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE--Lots west Of Chevy Chase, fronting
Rockville pike; one fare to the city. Address
]. j. MURPHY, Station f. sel9-St
FOR SALE--At Chesapeake Junction, ID. C.. ex-
tension of Columbia Railway me-, lew more
beautiful lots, .5xt.0; $50 and 500 each; small
monthly payments; no interest; no taxes; DC fare
to any part OF city; free transportation for IL
speetion will be given by applying TO c. J.
HANBECK, GI2 + ST. Iw., Room 4. se1S-6t-em
FOR SSLE-DICYCLES.
FOR SALE-Am ont ST employment, and must
sacrifice my hsh-gradc wheel, nearly new:
$50 cash. d. DID,, this office. sc20-3t-cm
FOR SALE-Wc have Just received frum head
quarters oDc-half car load Of and second
hand bicycles. which we have orJ.c-s TO sell re-
sard,css Of cost: yo,i must these to appreci-
a.e trm; prices viii asionisii you. call and see
Dcwey's caunoo, NEW YORK CYCLE Co. go
9th nv. seis-St
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PAPERHANGlNC AND PAINTiNG-Rooms IA
Tered. sssS up: latest designs. eaest wssk.
a'JNf. Al. C e. NV. seI}-s
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Call for seui-monthly Bulletin.
FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-Building lots and villa sitcs on cleo
tric railroad; s minutes ride from city; Tor
S. down, balance 81 per week; no interest OF
taxes until paid for; price OF lots villa sites,
$780, $780, and $50 each; 10 per cent of for cash;
also for sale, house and one acre; house and three
acres; house and three acres, at Rosslyn, river
front; also 100 acres, near electric road, that
would make fine subdiYison also 20 acres, house,
and barn; the above property is very cheap and
easy terms; call for catalogue of property Tor
sale and map Of the suburbs showing country
and railroad % miles around Washington. JAMES
E. CLEMENTS, 1921 st. NV. sc203t
FOR sALE-s5o cash, $40 per month, will buy
lib acres I1a miles Dickerson station So
miles from Wash; Met. Branch; 6-room house.
fruit, good soil; house insured for $500; price,
$500. ves-
500 cash. $40 per month, will bry 1lA acres;
10 minutes from Laurel station. b. & o.; same
from electric cars; new Broom house and 2-story
stable; good water; price, $3.50.
ABRAHAM FISHER,
se20-3t-eod 5l2 ST. NV.
FOR SALE-Large corner lot in Brookland; right
grade and water. Address A. 6, this office.
sel9-3t
FOR SALE--10 acres good garden land, near end
Columbia r. r., Seat Pleasant, Nd; will
subdivide in acre lots; small cash payment. En-
quire 125 E ST. ne. se1S-3t-en.
FOR sALE-HOUsES.
FOR SALE--6-room house and lot at Hyattsv1lle; !;
price, $780, &C. this office. se19-3t-enl
FOR SALE-A gem of house; rooms bath,
ard cellar; press brick; bay window; mod
ern sanitary plumbing; easy terms; will pay for
itself in rent. Apply to 619 18th st. ne.
se1s3t-em
FOR SALE-House and store in nw; I5xl3e feet /;
good location: $3.50 cash, balance easy terms
Address LIS, ithis Office seIs-St -en,
FOR SALE-Brookland s-room house; a. M l. :
easy terms; price, 50 25O; cash, 1000 o. s..
MARIE, Catholic University. sc17-Tt
FOR RENT-sT0REs.
FOR RENT-Sforcs, Will, three rooms ant, bath in
rear; e506, 25eS, 25l0. and 25l2 Pa. ave NV /;
hot water leat lasgc cellars; suitable for any
retafl -l1SircsS.- -reasofiabie Ann NOR.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

meBt on small farm ;9not to exceed 81, 600;
within ten miles of cityssAddress j. G., Takoma,
d. G.. Ia se19-3t
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WALL PAPER.


THERE'S such satisfaction in Szving Us p1per
the rooms; rich. elegant. stylish paper to
choose from; finest work assured. and only = NJ
10 pay Us; DO all kinds et hEe printing az
equally low prices +. G.. NOLTE. SI1 9TH 4.
No BRANCH sssntf
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FOR SALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE-II0 acres Montgomery county, Nd,
miles from Mursi-k Station aad electric ears;
house and outbuildiaGs; 500 peach and 80 ap-
pie trees; snap; II, 400.
$50 acres, IL miles frem Coissville pike, Mont
gonIery county, I'D; old house; At Sll per acre
200 acres one-fousth cleared, balance in timber.
miles from Giym0nt; good houS, and cut
buildings at - .000.
200 acres, miles Glymont wharf. onc-hait
cleared. balance pine. cak, Iocrst. walnut. and
poplar; . si.,3u houses; SrIp; price, S1-0OG
A2I. .iIlAN FISHER
ro90 ar
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FOR SALE-A frst-class farm u l02 acres. near
Mt. Vernon, Va. 1i-so0m kousc; large new
barn srd all CthcT necessary 0ntbuildings. fruit
Of all kinds. Address H. K HCNTEkSON. 50s
Jefferson St, Anaeostia, D. c. sef9-3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.
THOS. {. WAGGkMln.
917 F Street n w.
FOR SALE-NORTHWEST,

l7s and IFS L, frames. sr: lot 2sx14e. 50 900
SO ii. h h sr lot 9;xI75 63O0
1872 18th St, b. h. Sr, bath; a. m i..--.. i,ft5
22iI Cleveland ave-, Or. and bath........-. 2,oV0
Browns Court, b. b.. 2 stories, 4r.-..-- l,DlJ
20 Mccullough St. y. b.. 6:............ 9JO
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MaLE.

Advertisements under this head
viii be inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion.
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MANTED-Aoung white woman to live with an
elderly lady, to 90 general housework. Call
lis 7th nv. seIS-3t
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HELP WANTED-tEMALtS
Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion.
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE
Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent n word
for each insertion.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

Advertisements under this hend
Will be inserted for one cent a word
for each Insertion.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

o-~~~-~-~~-~~--I~------I-
FOR RENT-English basement, p. b., l2-room
house; a. IN. i; S36 per me. 3059 School ST.
NV Mt Pleasant 5e2O-3t
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POsTOFFICE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., PoSTofFICE NOTICE
Should be read daily, changes may occur at
any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to the ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedule Of cosings is
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit For the weeking ercin, SepteIr-
Der % the last connecting closes will be made
from this office as follows:
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ROOMS AND BoARD-Nicely furnished room,
suitable for gents, bath adjoining, with CT
without board; State and War Departments.
Apply l124 Pa ave. NV. selg-3t-rrn
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FOR SALE-A Chickering upright piano; in ex-
cclient condition.; no scratches on case; full
size; am going to board; must sell to reliable
party; for cash or niItiIie Address Z. s, this
Office. .5slji se20.3t
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Welded IN KEYSVlLLE.
MIR. T.. Stanley J, fr.os' Makes Miss Ma
bel Osborne Ills Bride.

KEYsVILLB VA. June s.-special-
Mt T. Stanley Je0ress and Miss Mabel
Osborne were married at o'clock to-day
81 the residence OF the brides mother on
King street by Rev A. %. sharp Of the
Methodist church
An elegant lunch was served and The
bridal party left on the 23o train for
Danvilie. where a reception will be given
them ar Hotel Benton From there they
- 70 Washington and points north. re-
turning 20 Stuart. where they viii make
their future home.
The groom Is the son Of Mr. +. II.
Jcnress. prominent merchant or ms
town. be is now the postal railroad clerk
from Danviue 10 Stuart.
The bride is tho lovely and accom-
late j. b. NJ Osborne and has a host %
friends who VIII regret 10 lose her from
Keysvile society. Both bride and groom
are connected with the best families IN
tho state The parlors az the mansion
were beautifully decorated with flowers
and evergreens Miss Alice Euhank
played the wedding march. Little SalIio
Wilson. niece OF the bride carried tho
prayer-book from which the minister read
thes service. The groom came IN with
his best man. Mr.. -. W. overly. OF
Dauvile The bride entered leaning ~
the arm Of her brother Henry Osborne.
preceded by her sister. Miss Evelyn Os.
horne al maid OF honor.
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and its return prevented by using Dr..
pavid's Liver Pills. They cure constipa-
ton. biliousness. dyspepsia and AN stom-
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eases are symptoms of disOrcdcd liver,
which. II properly treated with DIT Da-
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form fits proper functions I'm an easy and
healthfu way. and thus make the pa
uent strong and healthy.
Don't waste time trying temporary PAL
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Liver pills. that operate directly on the
liver without amy harmful results.
children as well as grown people can
take Dr. Davld's Liver Pills with equal
benefit
DR. Davids Liver Pills. taken by direc-
tions. will cure dyspepsia. causing the
food TO properly digest and assimlate.
They act pleasant are harmless and very
effective. Price % cents box % pills
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MONUMENT UNVEILED.
Memorial TO the South Carolina Dead
af Winchester.

WINCHESTER. VA. June Especial
Under "a clear sky and with a cool breeze
stirring the South Carolina monument
to the one hundred and forty-nine Con-
felerate soldiers from that state who
arc buried in Stoncwali cemetery was
unveiled here to-day with appropriate
and Impressive ceremonies.
over ten thousand people cheerod when
Miss Marguerite Trenholm. daughter Of
Mrs Judge William NJ Atkinson. pulled
tho cord which released tho drapery
from around The stately shaft
10 was one Of The largest crowds o.
people ever seen I'm Winchester.
JUST prior 90 tho unwilling Colonel
Franklin ~. M3ckey commander of the
Confederate Veterans Association. Of
Washington. ID. c.. made an address
after which Miss Trenholm. who is her
self native South Car0iiuian. stepped
forward. and. placing rich wreath of
palmetto and flowers az the base of the
monument. unveiled the memorial.
The parade which preceded the un-
yelling was one OF The largest ever seen
here
The monument. which was erected
chiefly through the efforts Of Mrs At
Kns0n. vito ~ Judge William n. Akin
SON. ~ this city. IS q plain shaft after
me Cleopatra needle design. Ii is IS
feet high and is Of Italian marble. on
Ono north side is the inscription. "ln
Memory OF 1872 Confederate Dead OF
South Carolina" ON tho south side is.
Lord God Of Hosts De with us yet
lest we forget lest we forget On the
east side is. Tho lost SO be to men. u
lives with God again on the west side
IS a medallion 81 The Palmetto State.
Mr. Charles Broadway Rouss. Of New
York city. subscribed one half Of the
cost Of the monument.
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THE NEW PROFESSOR.
The Ring Tum Phi Has a Full stan
OF Editors.


LEXINGTON. VA. June s-spcciai.-
MIR William j. Clark. Jr OF New York,
the rccenly-clected professor OF law al
Washington and Lee University is now
tho guest of President William J.. VILE
son. The students of the University
headed bv the Virginia Military Institute
Post Band. gave the new professor
complimentary serenadc Saturday night
The cadets. who for the past week have
been I'm Camp Dewey struck their tents
Yesterday morning and returned to bare
racks The week was "a very unpleasant
ono on account OF rain.
The Grand Master OF Masons b. r.
w. Duke. Jr. viii take charge Of tho
ceremonies incident 20 the laying of the
cornerstone OF the =. Randolph Tucker
Memorial Han june 3lh Mountain city
Lodge OF this place. was requested by
tho authorities of the University 20 lay
the cornerstone with Masonic cercmo-
nle'. and they in turn invited the Grand
Lodge 90 take charge o. the proceedings.
MI Aleernon $. Wade, aged sixty
years. died here Saturday with consump-
ton. Mr. Wade was "a Confederate sole
der He entered the army as member
Of the Rockhridga Rifles. but was after
wards transferred to the Jefferson county
OY va Cavalry in which he served
with Hon William L. Wilson
The Board ~ Editors OF The Ring-Tum
Phi. tho University weekly published by
tho students OF Washington and Lee.
have elected Mr. b. J.. Harlowc Jr, of
West Virginia. cditor-in-chief for The
coming session. and Mr. III. s. Dixon, ~
West Virginia. business mahager for the
same time The following five associate
editors were also elected: Messrs F. r..
Preston Of Virginia. G.. y. Roark Of Ken
lucky. O. 3 Shields ~ Virginia @ Wal
ter Of Georgia. and A. d. Hamilton of
Virginia.
Mrs a. l.. Houston widow ~ the late
George W. Houston. a former we'll
known resident OF near Fairfield. this
county died Saturday morning aged
seventy years. from the effects Of
stroke OF paralysis received several DAYS
previous.
She rs survived by her children Mr. W.
@ Houston. of Fairfield. Major +. w.
Houston. quartermaster no the Virginia
Military Institute. Mrs NJ. T. Rowe. of
SpotsylyanIa county and Mrs. w. NJ.
McNutt. OF Texas.
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MRS. LEE IN LEXINGTON.
\ Veteran Band Musician Fails out of
Hanks

LENIN fTDN VA. June f.-Spccial-
General Utf -n.rD has Invited General
N--rv AI.r..tt D.. n. t.a..nf Id fro si-
pr1a.Ilas commemorative exercises and
he has assurance tnaf me invitation Will
d. ac0ep.eu. Captain j. ID. Strotner. of
Genera. Aerrlt.- sfaf vii also be pres
e.t az tle eimlen.. cement
Numerous Applications have been re-
ceNtl at tle Virginia Military lu-ut.te
f0r appointments aS state cadets. The
E0aI0 of Visitors Will act ON them here
lu..r.r
trt,n..h la. and daugbters arc
ir .r.-er-.- .,.d ,,.l ren,tin untii amer
a.. .......a,l..f exercises III the l-ui-
,.r. -rl l~.Iit,i+4
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THE CROP BULLETIN.
The Warm. Sunny Days Give an I'm
pctus Co Vegetation.

Tho following SIS the crop bulletin for
the week ending June 9Th. as compiled
by Section Director i. a. Evans. OF the
Weather Bureau.
a week Of warm. sunny days with fine
rains ON several nights. has given a de-
cided impetus 90 crop growth. Some
correspondents state that IL was the best
week OF the season. cultivation of crops
proceeded without interruption except
locally aud tine clos ng of tho week
Dt. h....1 .''~- BEGINNING IfrHt frost
occurred in Wythe county Monday. and
ua4. ,u h4aE ,su4aA.. tsauHiiu. WINE
end koarokc counties i'm the middle Of
fne wect hut no special damage from
either source was reported.
Wheat has headed generally over the
STATE. Tho late.soCded Is very poor
CROP rut fhe early-seodod, while ~
ard short IN straw. promises fai~iv wei.
rhc beads ere filing and rpenlng. ana
t~~~~st will begin In some localities next
week.
,,.-.er oats ara IN very poor conditisn'
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VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS
And Mountain Homes on the Line Of
the Norfolk and Western Railway.

Summer excursion tickets will be sold.
commencing june 1st. good 20 return un-
M OctCLer 81. 1899 with stop-over Drivi-
leges at an stations. A descriptive PAM
phlet. giving complete list OF the resorts
and boarding houses along IFS ines. ia now
ready for distribution. and viii be mailed
to any address upon application. For
tickets. timetables and fun Information
apply % the Richmond Transfer Com
pauy COB east Main street. B. G. Carter.
ticket agent Byrd-Strcet Onion) Depot.
or az companys office. Ss east Main
street: John r Wagner City Passenger
and Ticket Agent O.. TT. BOSLET
District Passenger Agent
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lsh-Niss Lizzie Powell. % Southampton
county. Va. Miss Florence Atkins, Of
King and Queen county. Va; Miss Mary
Adams. Of Yorkville Va
Full Graduate-Miss Jem Mahon, Of
Caroline county. Va
1'hc mcdaists were as follows:
Scholarship-Mis Jom Mahon.
SpcNng-Miss Bessie Evans. Of Nor
fox county Va.
Psumarship-Aiis Ethel williamson. o.
Nansomond county Va
Improvement m Music-Miss Lillian
Warren. OF Richmond. Va
Best Knowledge OF Music-Miss Lula
Smith. BurkcVlle Va
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Oh va,rous. Eut wouldi,Tayr

WASHINGTON. y. c., June 6.-The
Navy Department has received a sugges-
ton from the Portsmouth. Va. Board OF
Trade thar the captured Spanish cruiser
reina Mercedes be completely rebuilt az
the Nor'olk ravy-yard supplied with the
very best guns and armor. and then pre-
sented 10 the Queen Regent of Spain "a
An evidence OF the good will cherished by
tn United States for her country.
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Anthracite, I'm
SpIint, I,EIEI
New River, uni
Caledonia.
Orders Promptly FILLED.
S. H. HAYES & CO.
18th and Cary SITS.

was married - Mr. Beverly Cmmp
Lewis. OF Richmond.
Tho bride is ono ~ tho most accom-
plished and popular of tho fair eN n
Southwest Virginia. She was Goo rf-
clpient ~ many good wishes. hut sreat
regret was expressed THAI her iutnre
home IS 20 be In Richmond fnstead of
Salem.
The grown IS one OF tho best known
and most popular business men ln inc
Capital city.
Tho couple icft Immediately aii'r w
ceremony for a trip North. They "lH
sido at 2G06 east Broad street.
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Connection for Virginia Beach,
BY WAY OF (. AND o. RAIL
WAY.

O. and o. train leaving Richmond at
3.5 =. VI. connects a. Norfolk with Var
cinla Beach railroad. arriving at the
Beach $40 p NJ. g. and O. train leaving
Richmond az $500 A. NJ. connects 81 Nor
folk with Virginia Beach railroad arriv-
INK al the Beach 1:-5 p VI. Special OK
curs0n tickets on sale az Richmond
Transfer Office. eo5 east Main street and
40 the station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
VIRGINIA SUPREME CURT
The Summer Term Opens AT "yth
yilie-Eiciy Absent.

wYTHEVuLLE. VA. June 6.-special.-
The supreme Court OF Appeals OF Viz
glnla convened here to-day win all tho
1navss nresent cxcsp: Judge Rely who
Was detained at home on account, OF the
illness OF his son.
The case OF Jackson VS.. the Common
wealth was argued and submitted,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
ca - ~ - n Z n
81. 4 The k1t You Haze kNaS Bought
''. !. LT1AzzzzM
NvuEN AL OTHERS

have failed 10 cure YOU and YOU begin
10 despair of ever getting well or that
blood trouble take Dr David's ldo-Fer-
rated Sarsaparilla i'm some cases OF
rheumatism 10 seems 20 work wonders
Z. cures old sores. scrofua and all blood
ana skin diseases. Remember the kind,
Or. David's ldo-Ferratcd sarsapariila.
Bss, Or earth.
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S0UTHSlDE INSTITUTE.
Tho II ceaiaureatc Sermon hy Ecv.
George }rax tOn Taylor.

W ~ iifAioh lHNtnf.
BURKBVilLE VA. June Special
TIE ninth annual commencement exer-
c'aos ~ SDuthslce Female Institute be-
gan with the delivery NJ the baccslaure-
az sermon az ihe Baptist church on
Sunday mshi by Rev Dr. George BIax-
ION Taylor of hopomafioX Tho music
vas rendered Dy tho young ladies' OF the
Institute
Monday morning al 1890 o'clock the
music class gsvo fine concert In the
Institute chapel
Tho nft class held a reception IN the
Institute rarl0rs.
The Fsrmvilo Silver Bard gave n con-
cert or the Institute campus q, ID
the closing exercises were held AZ night.
isrFe crowd OF visitors were IN at
tendance.
Toe following are tho graduates; Erx.
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lEWIS--T0MPKINS.

. Richmond Business Man Goes to
salem for His Bride.
sALEM. VA, June s.-spec'sl-The
nouo OF Colonel and Mrs c. c. Temp
k,ns in this place. was the scene OF
very pretty wedding tonight at $3.50
o'clock. when their daughter Miss Daisy,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
SUMMER TOURISTS RATES
Via Southern Hallway, Commencing
june 3rd and Continuing Until sep
fcmhcr Bonn. fsOO.

The Southern Railway Will sell sum
mer Excursion tickets TO the various
resorts ana watering places located on
its line. as well as on the lines Of its con-
nfcuons a. greatly reduced rates. West
Point Ottorburn Springs. Chase City
Hickory. Marion. blowing Rock. ASHE-
VILE. Tryon city. Hot Springs and
many other resorts reached Via the
Southern Railway
The above tickets will be valid Tor
return passage until October 81. lNh
For further iniormauon' Summer
Homes Folders. ETC. apply 10 any agent
Southern Railway Richmond Transfer
c,omnanv. or C.. w Westbury r. =. A..
Richmond Va