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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07
New Mexico.

New mexico.
Ground has been broken for buildins
the Hadley laboratory stAlbuquerque
Elk.
There are in Colfax county 249, 98l
acres of public land unappropriated an6
unreserved.-Ex.
The electors of school district No 2
voted unanimously to levy a 5-mill tax
for school purposes.-Ex.
Deming officers are exterminatina
ali dogs running around loose, with
six shooters and strychnine. -Ex-
change.
September s is the date on which
the grand lodge Of A. o. U. W. will
meet at Silver City.-Silver City En-
terprise.
Ration ie to have a new bank, which
1t Is said, will be broad-euaRed, con-
servative, up-to-dste financial institu.
tion.-Ex.
The railroad station and yards 1t
Silver City will probably be moved to
the southern part of the city. The
change is made necessary on account
of the frequent damage by foods
Silver City Enterprise.
For the mouth of July the public
library at Albuquerque issued 1921
books. ;of which number 1,13S were
'9S the total was 100, of which I'll
were fction.-Silver City Independ-
ent.
Hanover branch of the Silver City &
Northern railroad is being delayed by
the necessity Of taking the workmen
from the construction gang to repair
damages done on the main line by
doods.-New Mexican.
A convention is to be held in Albu-
querque In September to discuss the
question of irrigation in the territory
1t Is proposed to endeavor to secure
government assistance to provide for
the irrigation of the public lands of
New Mexico and Arizona. Ga
Zette.
A deed has been filed in the Office of
the probate clerk at Silver City trans
ferring the lines of the Rio Grande,
Mexico and Pacific, extending from
San Maroial TO Deming, and from
Rincon to Ell Paso, to the Atohison,
Mexican.
The electric plant to be placed at the
Trippe mine In the Hillsboro district
WILL COhpTloo ten arc IlRRbS ana De-
tween 400 and 500 16-oandle power in
candescent lights A new bunk house
for the men is being erected and sup
piled with every convenienoe.-San
Bee.
The course of studies at the Deming
high school has been much advanced.
Miss Violetta Dyer, graduate OF the
Of Mississippi and of the
New York School Of Oratory, and q
teacher of five years experience, has
been elected teacher to succeed Miss
Dolores Moss, who accepted q position
in the Santa Fe notwithstanding
New Mexico ts 1926 miles wide by 1886
long on her eastern border and 800 on
her western. She contains 122, $50
square miles or 1884, 16O acres and
Is rs large as New York
and all New England combined with !
nearly all of New Jersey thrown in.
Her lands are classified as 1000 900 |
acres desert 1900, 900 timber and
100000 Agricultural and
DR.. Cobb, physician In charge of the
marine hospital for consumptives at
Fort Stanton, has issued . strict ord or
hat no splitting will be tolerated with
n the limits of the post under sny DIR
All employees have been |
warned against this under penalty of |
immediate dismissal. All the invalids, |
t is understood, will be provided with |
I'M ali sacks for sDittin0 which vill
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

because, as 1t is we'll known the
presence of the expectorated matter is
exceedingly dangerous and the means
OF spreading contsgion.-Alamogordo
News.
The six oldest ditch companies in
the San Juan country taking their wa
ter out the Rio La Plata have brought
suit against the ditch companies Who
constructed their works more recently.
The plaintiffs assert that the new com
panies take nearly all of the water out
of the La Plata before it reaches the
older bitches. The decision will effect
the welfare of many settlers in the La
Plata valley.-The Optic.
Ats meeting of the trustees of the
University of New Mexico, held at
Santa Fe, vacancies we're filed by cleo
tiOn, making the board stand as fol-
lows: Messrs. Bartlett, Beatty, Berger,
Bishop, Chase, Gilbert, Hobart, Knae-
bel, Laughlin, Prince, Seligmsn
Thornton and Ward. The annual cleo
tion OF officers resulted as follows: Pre-
sident, L. B. Prince; vice-president, N.
B. Laughlin; secretary, W. M. Berger;
treasurer, c. L. Bishop.-The Optic,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

supplies
tuth
ciently he
SYSTEM an I'm
ton the double
Crucbe steel ire
RMFGC
packing
brakes
single and double acting type Air
are
Ciss both for medium and heavy duty
furns hslls and
o.
MILLS
H. R. AYRES Gen. Mgr. B. L. BERKEY, Asst. Mgr
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

An unknown negro, 80 years old, was
killed by Santa Fe train near Paris.
He had on five pairs of pants, two shirts
and two jumpers and carried a cigar
box full of gold dust. His pockets
we're full Of curious trinkets.-Ex.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

The rope with which Train Robber
Darlington was hanged at Fort Worth
will be used in Wilbarger county to
hang Rev. Frank Morrison: Garlin gton
once started preaching but changed his
observation-disclosures Post
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

Texas has public school fund of al
most 800, 600 900, and almost SO 900, 900
% this vast vast amount is available
each yosr for the education of Texas
children. This gives every child in
the state upon an average of about four
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

The camp meeting of the Ssnctifics-
tionists At Bates is closed, and as a re-
suit shereof the ranks of the Holm ss
people are greater by reason of the 100
| conversions to the doctrine made
6haraaf
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

For several days q party of horse
traders have been camping at Ennis.
The captain of the squad found that
some one bad stolen $500, which he
had placed under bedding In bis wagon
Houston Post.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

The adjutant general at Austin is
sued an order that acquisitions for uni
forms would be honored If companies
had complied with general order No. 5,
requiring perfecting of organization
and forwarding rolls to adjutant gener-
ais ofaoe.-Yorktown News.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-07

The Missouri and Texas Land and
Cattle company has purchased 80 ,0Ot
acres of land In Brszoria, Harris, Lib
erty and Austin counties, the price pail
being &46 OOO.-Ex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

4S2-sS6 La ay, ofhce
rOoIns. $40 aud 1900
STORES.
ls22 F, u stO spa So. so
az 18th. Way -.....25. so
~ Atm, sto, 5r. Gel, W. %. %
1886 BID, Ar, 81, Gel. mi 2o.5e;
lt55 I, ST, Gel. ". g.2U.OD
500 III. sto&2r....-.n.vD
SIG 18th, shop. LID. 80
Sli 18th, W, g.....l2.5U
IA 18th ne. stO. eel 1000
STABLES
1872 g, 2s.cr, 1900
lli2 18Th, IS. wr, 1. N.l5.n
Ilo 18th, IS. W.T. 1000
l426 9Th, -. " r...S.oO
24i2 Ia ay trear),
Is, " r. l.........T.OO
lSsy-3l L. 5E. w....7.UO
WILLOW, 1891 la. ave
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
1915 l6Ih, furnished,
lar, 2b, steam, mi $i5o. 90
lHS5 Mi av. furnish
ed, 9r. b. Gel, mi. 100. 90
iS21 Corc'n. fur, ST.
b, Gel. mi. ..-...75.J0
20 18th, lOr&b, mi ~. 20
So I'D. ar, b. mi. H.. 80
2l39 X, Sr, b, eel, mi. 30 80
23ul NJ. lOr&b. mi. $3.50
l5l6 kingman, Or,
b, Gel, mi. -. 80
1908 ), 6r&5. mi. 80. 80
\. - Z, yrSb, mi 10. 30
l1Ils 10th, 7r, ", g.1G.5O
l2U3 2Sih, Or, W. .-.I4.3O
ROOMS.
SlI 18Th, hall. $3.50
li3l 10th, Office. heut.l5.U0
de23-s,tu,th wESCOT-F *
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

For RENT
81 Mo av NV, Tor -s27 80 400 1 ne 7r....l75 80
alI "a ne. 1r ami. .253 30 33I 9th Sc Or .iSsJ
no2ltr, th&s ROBERT L. BRADLEY 1893 + st.
FOR KENT-UNFURNISIIED-
1873 Belmont az. $40 9Th ne IOrSb % 90
Wash Hts ler&b So. 90 ca La ay, oi.irS Rs Is o.
1924 NV, Grab. 5.6O
HEIsKELL & Me- ERAN
de9-s, tu&th-tf IgOs L ST.
Fur RENT-BY II. o. HOFFMAN REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE. Broker 10th and sts NV
Hotel I4th and II. $500 1876 o. Tor. 90
lil5 1 NV, l6r %. 100 40 llth NV. 81 90
1873 aFl ,Zh-loo.uo La ia NV Sr. .s:I.tSp
"a 18th NV. l6r- 5000 JOG 18th NV Or - u ~
3U9 18th NV, 2lr. 81 81 1877 Conn ay ;r . -
IOl7IY 10Th nv, l1r.65.o0 l1I9 Fla Az a.. 7rxs - II
l.3Z L HEv, 9r. o. 1874 1tb nv Il ~ al
,os NV, LIT go. AZ So Sis 18Th nw, Tr. ~ ~
L!o 9th NV, IVr sta ioUU jU6 10th NV, 81. .ssUJ
ll.g 10Th NV. lur. Ia.aU 80 ION uy 3r II IA
l02l 9th NV. 10r.. IS. so ia lam NV Or IL; al
.a. 9th nv. lUr- ~ 81 y nv 2r.....I d
INA eth DIV. IU- 81. - SIS 10 sw 5r....,Ists 10,
FURNISHED HOUSES.
litb&k. Isl, per an. So yDJ 18th uear \ I5r Isa
10th L, 12r. 900 :, yo.nlnE az lSr 2 ~,
mr. II NV. IS st. 81 oOJ . near I'D lar tub Is
mr. llth, l9r 3d.. q O00 near 18th, 0rSs .c5 90
near soth IT: $40 18th near X, 6r.-. .5U.u0
OFFICES
10th & F. Or. $50 ~ sun building
Atlantic Coast Line c39 + uW iron s. 10 SD
bldg" from $40 TO So 40 In av $40 and IL al
each. I4l5 I'm NV ea = Ia -
STORES
STABLES.
1892 Mass (rear $40. 90 Las sth NV, rparJ $500
delS-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

FOR RENT-BY W. C. DUyALL. 925 + NV
4s Sc, 12r. 500 - st re sth&N NV. 81. i 90
NV, l2r- 30 1888 9th NV, Sr. % 80
500 NV. Gr....... 1870 o., "A ne ir.......l4.o0
FOR C0LOKED TENANTS.
1116 NV, IT.. $40 50 .1l2s Vi av NV Or 1S N
1903 JIh NV, ami. ..I9.J0 926 L NV 5r... Il 90
st2 II Sc. Or. lao Store lib 18th 10 ~
6n2 18th ne. Or. 1000 1910 Sd NV, Or 30
Office rms sos E. 100 .2y 9Th NV. CIR. L. IS
1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

FOR RENT-WEANER BROS, 1915 f NV
1873 18TH ST nv, IL rooms, Il MI S65. 90
333 Spruce St. rms and bath tcol.l...... 80
stable l99 Diapers alley sw-, stalls. -. 1909
81 TO 40 Eenton s. ne. new ........... IL 80
Apartments the Hawthorne. 1927 l st. n. VIZ 30
to $3.50 DELFT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

FOR REN1-SToNE & FAIRFAX so6 F ST NV
500. 1923 r az l2- 2D 81. so AT o NV Or b. eel
500. 1890 Vt av 12r 81. So7 9th NV D. eel
SO. 1911 Connecticut, l3r $3.50 so 22f 9r b
$50 .l.30 L, 13r, SIS. so. .9OS 9th NV Sr b
So. 1868 NV, l4r ST.. l7Oi Ith NV Or D.,
$50 .l0li 9TH NV. st1re So GA 18th NV, basmt
so. .3vl L NV. st&dw So. .145S Breeds teri ST
SO 1919 NV, llr, b SD -l106 Fla ay. ar, b
SI5. 1885 NV, 1lr, SD. 80 100 F ne. sfo eel
500 1872 10th NV, Tor SO ..2l:S9 Dumbarron ST
TIA ii NV, Tor. b. $50 Si5 Fla av NV sto Sr
sol 2O93 ha!orama l2r.3h 80. COB 18th ne. Tor 4, eel
$50 451 NJ NV llrba. Gel SIG. IS. Avalon Hts Or, "
$50 1o3S 18th NV, lot h. $1,000 1858 Huron, ST.
S50.... 1882 X NV. I2r b Sl5.GO.--l25l l ne Or D
$50. $50 VI NV, Or, b SIS. so 1899 Sth nv Or W
$3.50. 1885 9Th NV, Or, $3.50. 6 Acker ne Or b
5000 iOI u NV III. eel SO. i2o NV, basmt
$40 -l4l9 9th NV, lor,b,c SIS 6l2 Seaton ne 6r "
IS --IUl + NV, or. eel II 80 $40 18th ne, Or b
S3I 1915 Corc'p, Tor Sl4 .Sl4 Sth ne Or b
$500 1881 Sih, 9r.h stab 1890 .513 9th ne, 6r
$50. ISIS Oregon av. gr ST.. 1913 VI NV ir
So so. 40 NV, Sr. Sll. 3D. Ford's court 4r
$3.50 % ) NV, Tr, hcci SO. 1928 nw2 office rs
$500. SIS 9TH NV, ar b $40. 20 5th ne 4r wat
5000. 2lu2 Ward pl, Tor SlO........IIl7 y Sc Or
$50. go NV, 9r b. Gel s. 80. 2,l4 Brooks ct 5r
$50. .2lO6 NV, ST. b, Gel $50 .2l15 d NV, Or, W
SIU.il9 y lse hail 81 30 :,27 Express al or W
$50 Summit av, Sr D. sell ST. -. SO St PauIs CT ir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FUR MOST DELIGHTFUL APART
ment IN city; Is sunny windows overlooking city;
every modern Improvement; elevator; can be Seen
Terms, 500. kENSINGTON, 25u1 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30
FURNISHED OR LNr'JRNIsHED

FOR RENT-PAliTLY FURNISHED OR UNFIR
uished house in northwest: 1 blocks from State.
War aud Navy Depr-; hot water heat. Apply
after D. m. 6ag2 2ist st. NV. de2O-3t.
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PERSONAL.

Oh! THE MERRY XMAS BELLS HAVE RUNG
and the New Year bells have just begun to ring
cash in exchange for gents discarded gar
nents Drop postal.
de3o-5,r JUSTH'S OLD STAND, GIG ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

WANIEI,- I.EIIAlI.E Man To- IrEiITEK AND
collect. salary 80 q uerA aud expenses. All
dFr>> MANI r-,t I,t-it. l.. -. Boa Io-,. Pima
De ILuL.l. IA. lt.,l-.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

MALE.
WANTED BY \ COLUEED MAN. PLACE AS
cook. private public. hest Of ref. Address
J. Is lIJ1 18th 81 nv
WANTED IN GpLOIED MAN PLACE AS
'iI-tsu drive delivery wagon. +. H.
134J iH"Frr place NV. de3o-3t-
WANTED POSITION BY ELECTRICAL. AND ME-
st.ln!gl "Ii-lL"er and s'--i draushtsman- Address
IAlE4NT r, star uflyr.
WANTED rIACE AS OFFICE Roy OR WAITER
~ ) 'uiC "oi'red man. honest in every respect ,
doI z lIlnA- sIlcAe oT Chew li;-} lIth 10 2 .
WANTED TSfE~RYTiNG. COPYING SINGLE
manifold. stencil Nutk fer miIneugraph ii Spt-
cialty- address call i;12 ne.
WANTED BY a RELIABLE CDLOI:EI) MAN
place in house. driN ius. att-ud.. furnace 1--WE
years ~ 235I oh -. de:O.t.
WANTED By \ COLORED COACIMAN, STU \
tLn Ia private family. best Of city reference
Address CpACiiMAS. 2ni3 N 81. de.9 ID
NANTED-RE AN HONEST AND INDUSTRIOUS
young white man, employment Of some kind,
fur refs Address Box 81, Star office
d-2S-Sts
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FEMALE.

WANTED BY Young LADY. POSITION AS
st'huSr. iIer; six years experience. references
Address ]. NJ. A. star Office
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE NO
man. with child u place to do hoHsework
2l4 IA s-w.
WANTED - SITUATION BY TIOROUGHG0IN(;
woman - hotel hnUsekeeper. Hats aSe boarding
hnas'r. Eenilemens apartments OF any position Of
trust. willing travel Miss MARTIN lOay East
Frederick ST., StluntOn, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

Sto&dwg 2Ul2 l4th
ST nv. ilr..-....S5O.
StoNdWg 1924 f q
43S 10Th NV, Tor. ~.
Can at office for Gem
II
de2S-th, s&tu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

PARIS - MARLBOROUGH PAHLoRs-LoNDON-
lilo Z -Manieuring hair dressing, complexion
Branch Manicure Arlington Drug Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

FOR RENT-FLATs, $40 MAINE AVE. Sw.; Z
and rooms each. with imp. Rent, S14.5c and
de3O-3t FLOYD Z. DAVIS It'll and L s.w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30
1t Albert F. FOX, $40 st. NV.

FOR RENr-BY FLOYD +. DAVIS 1TH & ESW
435 NV, 9r,ami. SIS. 90 s13 + sw 7r ami 20 90
Ia ttE sw,6r. us lv'U 81 Sd Sc, Or ami. ii. IS
Flat 9&B sw Or ami:S5.U0 I3I Sth sw 5rw&s IS OI
Hos Va sw, Sr ami $50 635 X sw Or w&s II so
Phone 353. FLOYD L. DAVIS, sih and Z s.w
de3U-3t
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FOR RENT-l203 II. 1. AVE. NV; AVAILABLE
Jan. l. 1900; beautifully located, facing south
on triangle park and Iowa Circle; present tenant.
suddenly ordered to distant city. Will gladly show
you through; perfect condition; rent, ST so V.
BALDWIN JOHNSON de2l-tf
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
rfnNlsiilaD.

fok KENT - ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
large desirable rooms. sSItabe for senators or
a a' porcelain baths, steam beat and open
ires, Com. ear passes the door 2,S2 Co
iuiipia road II de30-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

For REST-THE VICTORIA, COR. f4TH AND
yelling sts., desirable apartment, five rooms and
bath; gas range for cooking; cafe and public
parlor III house. de:D3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

NANTFp-i.uNS WHO NAVE EEr.N IN SINH
g.slr SIS S.,rt per Inontu IN SSH
er>- Apply mt IL II i.I> I;I,l Mr->Sf-->'rTti
t;tAlf.,,i I4tI r =. NV. ,l-.ti--d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

FOR BENT-'3l st. NE; CORNER: GOOD
de2g-3I'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY, CLEAR
or lightly ipcumbered. for two modern houses in
the midst Of the elite of Rochester, \. Y, valued
at S25, OGO. Address S. f. W. The Cairo. City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

For kENT-FLAT, TO ADULTS; RMS, BATH.
packing rooms; every room light; east, west aud
SOUTH exposure. THE LAWRENCE. 1922 10th
de-
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closets cell, yds.. shed: MI; god repair; new
PAPER and paint; ST. Apply l2l6 st. NV.
de25tJs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

WANfEb-A kEBESkY. 1906 It'll ST. NV.
wiz pay the highest cash prices for ladies' gents
and childrens cast-on clothing and shoes and
pats Address postal and i will call de3-l ms
WANTED-iOU ARE THROWING MONEY AWAY
you get your rooms papered or painting done
before yuu get my estimate. | will say to all
honest people: II our work is not satisfactory
don't pay iof IT.
RICHARD S. RYNEX
os<-lm' 9Th and SITS. Ne
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THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY
WANTED-HOUSES.

nlshcd central; state price. Address Box "a, Star
Office. It,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEDIUMSlZED 1ODG-
ing house; good central lccatcn; will buy furni-
tnre at reasonable price. Address b. c. A. Star
office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-30

FOR RENT-S2o 5e-SiX-R0oM HOUSE. NEW
paper and plumbing and paint; 1904 Caroline St
Call 1918 18th ST for keys ie3O-2ts
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FUR KENT
l4ls ST. lOr&b. .S45 90 Store. 2210 l4th st. q. 90
1871 Corccran, 9r.- 81 SO $40 Fla IS.
"a 1874 st, Sr&b. 30 50 nat, .706 Pa 25 90
1912 ii 81. Sr&b 900 1927 av Sr&b Is. 80
3'iei Camnrs pI,ar. $500 Bnces IN Aetzerott bldg
e0T st. Sr&b. q. SO 1920 9Th lr.....9 so
1907 9th, Sr&b. .2I. 90 722 Balls ct Sri 80
de3u-U GASCH BROS. 1897 + ST.
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MANIFESTATIONS
FEMALE.

WANTED SIT ALTON AS COMPANION OR
E'iSekseper: best Of references. Address COM
FAEl'!\ Star office.
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FOR RENT-DEEBLE q CO.. 1873 ST
l6Il 3lst. l0r&b fur. SlUU Sc 18th & C sw,
14l0 Ia av sto, eel. 100 store ruom. -. 10 %
1905 Meridian ay.Mt 1862 Valley NV ar W 8 20
Pleasant. Grab. Is 80 3lu3 NV. Or. 49,. 4. 30
1917 18th. Sr&b. .. 81. 30 Ill L Sc ar wa.6.O 90
1928 29th. CRIB. II. 30
de21tf
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WANTED-HEIP.
ma LII.

WANTED SAL E$SIE.N To SELL. IMPORTED AND
',Iic. ,Iy Iiu-lS Pru-IIl~II. Hnr N-!'IHo"S "n'S-
Ms ami hl-as.$. ttt't sous Z" J'hi''>
am. s4ii.,ii fI;IaP 4,-'I rishi nan;
~aIIry cIII-lI>eiru -N'.ut's> Il = - i.Ai'isi@
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
UNIVERSITY FINALS.
The Invitations just Issued Give an
Interesting Programme


Interesting Programme.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. May 2L
special-The Invitations for the COM
mencement exercises made their APP
pearance this morning and are very neat
and attractive. The programme is as fol-
lows.
Sunday June I'LL A. M.-Baccalau-
reate sermon. s. =. M-Address before
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Monday June l2.-9 \. Manual meet
lag of the Board of Visitors. 10 A. NJ
Address before the Washington and JEFF
fers0n Literary Societies. II a. Al-Morn-
ing german of the University German
Club. s p. M.-J0int final celebration Of
the literary societies. u L. Mt. l. J..
IS. a. german.
Tuesday. June 13.-lO A. M.-Address be-
fore the faculty II Manual meeting
of tine Society of Alumni l.. M.-Re-
ceptiou To- the alumni. II +. M-Even.ng
german OF the University German club.
Wednesday June H.-lO a. M.-Address
before the Society of Alumni. =. NJ
Awarding diplomas. comforting degrees,
closing exercises OF the session. IL +. NJ
Final ball of the University German club.
For the jefferson Literary Society Mr.
T.. Reinhold Rogers. of Virginia. Is the
debater and the orator Mr. George Pom
dexter Baeby. Of Virginia. The officers
of the society are: Joseph Crenshaw Tay-
Tor. of Virginia president, william T.
shafnonLouse. of North Carolina. vice.
president: T.. Tucker wilkins OF Virginia.
secretary. and Elvin L. Fiers, of Virginia.
treasurer Mr.. William Henry HILL OF
Nebraska. is chairman OF the Final Com
mittee.
For the Washington Society Mr.. ]. y.
Mitchell OF Virginia. Is the DICTATOR. and
the orator Mr.. a. Leo. Olerdorfer. OF Nir-
ginia. The officers Of the society are:
Patrick Henry Aylett. Of Virginia. presi-
dent: Roscoe Conkling Nelson, OF Viz
g.nia. vice-president; John d. Gasklns.
of Florida. secretary. and +. Vincent
stone. of Virginia. treasurer. Mr.. John
D Gaskins Of Florida. is chairman Of the
Final Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Rev. David X Walthai of Chestnut
I'M. is quite sick with ma'ar.al fever.
Mr. John w Davis. oi Waco. Texas.
is stopping at 80. 509 east Franklin street.
Mr.. John :. Bethel Collector Of Gus
toms. s. 80 at his home. ON south Pine
street.
Miss Pocahontas Dalby ~ Amelia coun-
fy. rs visiting her cousin. Miss Mary
Brooke. OF 80. S0i west Grace street.
Mr. J.. T.. Kuhn. one of The Oldest rail-
road mon I'm the city, is very iil az his
home. No 10 north Lom1ardy street.
Miss wilkins. of Montreal Canada. and
Miss AloMett. OF Parkers1uls. W. Va.
are the GUESTS of Mrs. III. Dabeu Tabb
80. 1oO west Grace street
Rev Joseph Bennc Of Coyinston. Ky.
who is attending the Prcsuy icri1u synod.
conducted services 40 C.ay-Srcet NJ T..
church. Adams and Clay yesterday eve
ming at s:lj O'Clock.
The threc-year-old boz of Mrs. Meyers
was badly 4caid.d about thc head ana
shoulders Tuesday morning bv the over
turning OF tub OF hot water. lie Will
recover.
Al 81. Peters cathedral D4r.ors Tues
5s,. evening al IS O'Clock AR. Constantine
n Deckiey and Miss Annie Bell Mar-n.
both VI this city were married Dy
Father Tieruey.
The stockholders OF the Mozart Acad-
cmv have been called 10 meet 0n sa-ur-
day June 3d.t0 take action il regard %
the Improvement of shat prop r-y.
Captain Higgins. of Norfolk the quar-
tcrmastcr or The Fourth Virginia Eesi-
ment during the spanish-Amerlcar war,
is I'm the city. stopping al Che Jatcrs1n
Hotel.
Air. o. d. Dorset, o. at homo fpr stay
of several months. NAuc here Bee W.l
%. employed ou the N.hmDld. Erode
fi.k-uufe ana Potomac railroad. Mr
Du..t bias been ou the Norfolk and
Western road for number oi months,
with Headquarters at Columbus. ONO.
Richmondcrs IN New York.
XIV YORK. May Specialize.
Dr.Hry. Marlborough, ID. -. Lazeile.
Holland. r.. f.. Norris aBrtl,.di d.. r.
Johnson. Grand Union. b.. IS. Monmouth.
Virginia. Sow Amsterdam. f.. W. Trat-
forI Mrs b. W. Tfan1rd. ST. Denis, h.
W. ANcddeu. j. S. Williams. Waldorf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
NARROW ESCAPE

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
f. Hart of Groton S. ID. was taken
with "a bad cold which settled on my
lungs cough $50, in ana finally terminated
n con umpu0n. -Four Doctors gave me
up saying could iiye but short time.
! gave myself up 90 my savior. deter
mined ii / could pot stay with my friends
ON earth. / would meet my absent ones
above My husband was advised 10 get
DR. King NeW Discovery for Consump
ton. Coughs and Colds. 1 gave 10 trial
took IN all eight bottles II has cured
me. and thank God. 1 am saved and now
well and healthy woman" Trial bot
ties free at owens q Minor Drug Com
pany Regular size Soc and $l.w. Guar
anleed OK price refunded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-25
ST. LEO'S CLUB.
\ Most Delightful Concert Was Ren-
dcrcd Last Nicht

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in So Nary Haul lnc n"'l'tIr WIS ".
der the personal dlfr'ii'h vi
charles IT, Muller Nn" was I'd. l".
order. Tho programme was 'N'r
'Gfuc-se an aie liriht' ,..
merl. Ge-anfNerein Nlff'hii.
'harIea j.. MulitI. ui,'t. rtf.r.
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