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The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
PORTLAND CAPITALISTS.
What They are Doing In Quincy, ILL.,
nots.

Tbs Quincy, en- Daily Herald has this
account of some well-known Portland
men:
Manager w. b. Mckinley of the Maine
syndicate dropped into the city saturday
night on one OF his regular visits. With
him were Messrs. George h. Duncan and
e. W. Woodman of Portland, who are at
the head of the street car system, and
George E. Macomber of Augusta, who is
at the head of the electric light and gas
plant Messrs. Woodman and Duncan
left for Joliet this morning. but we4a
hero long enough to authorize the expen
diturs OF further large sums In Quincy.
The party came from Galesburg. There
they took possessioniof the gas and cleo
trio light system under "a contract for
purchase made forty days ago. The price
paid was SOC, 900 which is the capitaliza-
ton OF the old company. The system is
"a very good one as it stands, but the new
syndicate has already decided on exten-
SONS and improvements TO cost about
$4O, 600. They are great people, these men
from Maine. and appear TO have all kin lis
Of money. They had their eyes on the
street car system at Galesburg also, but
finally deemed the price asked to be more
than the property was worth.
The gentlemen from Maine decided o n
some important expenditures in this city,
and MessTs Mckinley and Macomber are
still here TO start some Of them OF. just
for an eye-opener this morning Col. Nc
kipley bought three-aud- half lots at
the southeast corner of hampshire and
Twentieth streets. This is IA tract OF
about lS0x1S7 feet, and was purchased Of
f. ii. Osborn and j. l.. Bert for $1,000.
On this they will build one of the finest
car barns that ever happened. Ii will be
n regular monsttr, and will cost at least
$40. 900. which Is q pretty stiff price for a
barn.
The company is spending about $40, 900
in extensions, improvements ana new
machinery for the gas and electric light
systems here. They are also building
and improving at the power honss when
ever the snow permits.
Manager Mckinley denied knowledge
of detail as to the negotiations said to
have been advanced by John &. Hubin-
ger. The fact that Mr.. Hubinger has
made overtures in the direction of the
disposal of the steam heat plant has al
ready been published and is 10 secret. II
may be that some of Hubinger's ambi-
tious but butterfly ideas will be aban-
doned IL these hard headed and sensible
men fIom Maine take poss ession OF the
propery-as now seems likely.
The purchase price is not absolutely
known outside the circle OF Interested
parties. The first figure named by Hubin-
ger was $40, goo. subsequently he came
down TO S75, 00o, and he syndicate still re-
fused to buy. Hubinger has Invested OF
obligated himself to the extent OF about
$47, 900, aud this is not very far from the
price finally settled upon.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS will be received by the under
signed until April 81. 1899. for furnishing
the public schools of the city of Portland, Me-.
for the current year commencing April p. 1899
and ending April 1st 1900 with books stationery
and other supplies usually furnished for school
use. All proposals will be opened by the CON-
mittee on estimates and expenditures VINO will
reserve The right to reject all such proposals as
may be deemed contrary TO the interest OF the
city. Schedules OF said supplies win be furn-
ishec on application at office Supt School Build
ings. W. L. BRADLEY, Supt, Sbhool Build
ings. aprlodtd
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
Bows and Youths Dept.

Is stocked with full line of wesr re-
sisting Shoes for 81. 90 to $500.
The above shoes are Iaade by the cele-
brated shoe makers. The Lindner shoe
Co. makers of artistic foot wear and every
pair guaranteed No trouble to show
goods, SO we invite you to call, ana we
will take pleasure in showing you our
full line.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
Special on Saturday.

We offer so pieces 80 inch Organize
Muslins in light, medium and dark
effects, price, 8 Ia cents yard.
One lot Silk Ginghams, unusual price,
81 Lee. for this lot, 25c yard.
5000 yards fine Corded GInghams, price
every where 12 IL cents; this lot will go
at l0o yard.
One lot fine Dimity Muslins at loo yard.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
We Offer For Sale:

Manila and Sisal COrdage,
Cotton Duck. wide md narrow,
Lath Yarn, Bn. String, COnl
Tar, Roofing Pitch, Cotton
Waste, Cotton Gausing, Spun
Cotton, Oakun, Wilmington
Tar and Pitch, lsOsin, Gaiv.
ROWlOcks, Ash Oars, Spruce
Oars, Tackle Blocks. White
Lead, Mixed Paints, VarDishes,
SC. IL will pay You TO get our
prices. Telephone ABA.
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". W. Merrill & Co.,
14O.142 COMMERCIAL ST.
apr17M. W.Flm
Executrix's Notice.

rpHE subscriber hereby gives notice that she
Il has been duly appointed Executrix OF the
last Win and Testament of
WILLIAM s. JEWETT, late of Portland,
in The County OF Cumberland, deceased All
persons having demands against the estate OF
said deceased are desired TO present the same
for settlement. and all indebted thereto are re-
qucsted TO make payment Immediately.
HANNAH l.. I. JEWETT.
Portland. March 81. 1899. apr7doaw3wrh.
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The Great Shopping Center Of Maine
THE B. PECK COMPANY.
incorporated.
Metropolitan Department Store
Main aid Chapel Sis., Lewiston, Me.
Shoes Up To Date.

The largest and most complete stock OF
Shoes in the state to be had in this de-
partment all sizes and widths.
The NEW I. DAM Is our new 1900
shoe. We have it in heavy flexible soles
foi the street, light turn soles for house
wear at $3.50. Sizes TO IL. width A
to D.
OUR UP TO DATE SHOES FOR
SPRING Is n pat. leather cloth, or. kid
top, you will call IL swell when you see
", at 50. so. All sizss and widths. Manish
in shape.
ROSA BONHEUR. The newest an d
brightest star OF the shoe ornament, We
invite the LADT 70 LOOK AT their
new model of G. mfort at IS 90.
Our So and So 81 shoes speak for them
selves, call and ste them, and judge for
yourself.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
WrsCELI.ANEOUs.
BETWEEN
THE ACTS
LITTLE CIGARS

are clean-all through.
They are made Of clean
material and in a clean
manner. There is no
feature of the process
of making them that
would not please the
most fastidious smo-
ker. Perhaps you have
thought that all social
ed little cigars" were
alike because theylook
alike. There is a great
difference. however. in
favor of "Acts. 3" Send
zoe. in stamps and let
US send you SO to try;
you will like them. and
they will save in cigars
what they cost five
times over.
American Tobacco Co.. "
5o7-5a9 W. ,ad ST.. New York City.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21

The National Society of the Sons of the
Revolution have elected these officers;
General president John Lea Carroll; sec
rotary, james III Montgomery, New
York; treasurer. r. NJ. Cadwallader,
Pennsylvania; chaplain, Rev. henry Ben
jamip Whipple. Minnesota; general regis
trar, Francis +. Abbott Massachusetts,
historian, Henry w. Dudley, Illinois. II
was decided to hold all future meetings
of the national society at Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
Linens.

We shall sell double Irish satin
damask, worth si.25, on Saturday, 50 cts.
n yard.
Napkins. D size fine goods, at 81 80 a
dozen. Barnsley Damasks ut SO, 60, IS
and SO cents yard.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
K0HLlNG'S
SPRING
OPENING.

Spring weather has come and so
have our Spring Cloths for the Spring
and Summer season. These goods
are of the latest designs of Foreign
and Domestic manufacturers.
An early inspection OF these
goods is respectfully requested.
sprl7 dim
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
NEGLECT CHARGED.
Report on the West
brook Accident.
Railroad Commissioners Blame the
Employees.
Wilful or Criminal Neg
lect Not Charged.
Engine PresumpscOt Should
Have Been Repaired.
ESPECIAL TO THE pREss.l

Augusta, April 20.-The board of rail-
road commissioners have rendered their
decision in the blowing up of the boiler
of the engine Presumpscot, No. /. of the
Portland and Rochester railroad at West
brook, April .. Following is their decis-
lon In full.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21

Bodily pain loses its terror if you We a
bottle of DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil in the
house. Instant relief in cases of burns,
cuts, sprains, accidents of any sort.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
SPRING STYLE. 1899.
DIkMOhDS-INSTALL MENTS.

WE have a large assortment Of Diamond
w Rings, Fins, Ear Rings and Scarf Pins,
all good quality and perfect. This is very
easy way to buy a Diamond as We make the
payments so by that you win not miss the
money. MCKINNEY, the Jeweler, Monu-
ment square. febstt
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
JUST RECEIVED.

An elegant assortment of Spring
Overcoats of the celebrated Stein Bloch
Dorchester, N. Y.,) make. All GENTLE
men who in past seasons have purchased
Overcoats made by this house, know,
and others should learn that for perfec-
ton of fit and high standard of general
excellence these garments stand with
ut peer in the Ready-to-wear world.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
MEMS DEPARTMENT.

We areishowinekll the latest Spring styles
in Patent Leather. Black and Ian KID
at prices from 81. 90 to 49,
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
OXFORD DEPARTMENT.

Here you will find full line Of Oxfords
In Patent Leather, all the new shades In
tan; heavy welt soles and light turn
soles for house wear at prices fro2 81. 90
to g. 10,
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
MURDER, WHAT'S THAT?

One of McKenney's Alarm Clocks. 95c to
$500. Warranted TO wake the dead. Mora
clock than all the other dealers combined
lsckENNEY. the Jeweler. Monument Square
sep2sdtf
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21


The slight cough may
soon become deep-seated and
hard to cure. Do not let it
settle on the lungs.
Think! Has there been
consumption in your family?
SCOTS Emulsion is Cod
liver oil with hypophoS-
phites. These are the best
remedies for a cough.
SCOTS Emulsionh has saved
thousands who, neglecting
the cough, would have drift
ed on until past hope. 1t
warns, soothes, strengthens
and invigorates.
SCOTT s BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
CHILDREN'S DEPT.

Is stocked with all sizes and widths
and all the newest novelties for the little
feet at prices to suit you.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
SKIRTS

Large variety In beautiful tailored
goods, all colors and styles, from $15. 90 to
$1,000 each.
Our special leader this week is Z. 39s.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
SILK WAISTS.

Special leader this week In q hobby
Waist at s.. 90.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
MILLINERY.

We are showing the very Latest styles
In hats taken from imported Creations,
an immense assortment Of trimmed hats
ut prices ranging from s.. 80 to S25. 90 each.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21

I'LL u, ILUh UUWl nNI'
Incorporated.
| Metropolitan Department Store
Main ani CharsI Sts., Lewiston, Me.
The following special items of interest
are for saturday, END. We invite ou'
patrons and friends and the public gem
orally to visit THE GREAT SHOfPiNo
CENTRE on above date and inspect the
| following Specials which we select from
| its thousands of others which go un
noticed You can save car fare on very
| small investment.
Mems & Boys Clothing, lst Floor.
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, April ~.
See Our special Leader
In Mems Extra Fine Serge suits, at
$500
Clay WOrsted suits,
regular S1e. 30 value, only $3.50
Fancy All Wool ~ WOrsted suits
in all the new desirable cGlors, only .. %.
OvercOats.
in Coverts, English whipcords in
liqht medium shades, finely trimmed
and lined. See values at St5.00 TO
$3.50 each.
Boys and CIiiIdren's clothing.
In this department we show every
thing that 10 new anu stylish in all tne
popular cloths. We invite attention
to special line OF nobby suits at $3.50,
sou, So so to $500 per suit.
Hats and Caps.
An endless variety OF everything that
is new and stylish. Prices the lowest.
See specials In the youths hats and
cap, at prices ranging from ii 20 to
20 cts. each.
Special For Saturday.
We shall offer as special leader 1or
Saturday 20 regular 81. 80 Derty and
90 blaok- Snecial price. 95c
M ems Furnishings.
We show endless varieties OF new ana
stylish neckwear, Shirts, Collars and
Cuffs, etc. Prices guaranteed the
lowest
See our leading lines of mems figured
shirts, on sale at 81. 90 and 500 each.
The latest in fine silk neck wear; all
new designs of silk at 800 u 25c each.
New shipment of Golf hose In all the
new shades in mixed oolors, plaids
and stripes for Sl.00, SO to 25c pair.
Glove Department..
For fine hand wear we excel. We In
vite an inspection Of new shades In
clasp and hook, Sl.2o
Kid Gloves, our own confined makes.
Tor men, women and children, at
So. 90, 81 $3.50 Sl.0O per pair
Special.
We shall oher on Saturday, 22nd, a
regular 81. 90 2-clasp kid glove In all
the new shades, also white and black,
at the very low price, 49' per pair
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21

Ladies' and Misses tailor made Suits
In all the choice materials and colors In
Refers, Etons, etc., from $500 to $40. 90
each.
See our leader In All all wool serge Suit,
panel skirts for S12. so each.
Children's Refers, Suits and Capes,
immense variety in all styles. Prices
$500 to n.9s.
gee our special Children's Suit for $50
each.
The Portland daily press., 1899-04-21
The Great Shopping Center Of Maine
THE B. PECK COMPANY.
incorporated.
Metropolitan Department Store
GARMENT and
SUIT PARLORS

New arrivals of choice hobby tailor
made garments in Coverts, Kerseys, etc.,
from 5000 to 49, IS each.
See our special leader in ALL SlLh
LINED GARMENT FOR
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
BRskBLET0s WARD.

Tho H,,sv Docs NJ cn,r,oo, ,,o,,
rial San,is; Cm,rcb I'm 80, ,,.,.I' w.
\ r. Bnii.v soi Hamiitnn a,.e,,, ,' r. rs
dnv ,,i.sht ''' -
MIR, = Teptress who hos h,.,,
treatment M ST Vincan,i., f1eSri,,I ~ w.
recovered and re,mrned 10 ~. t,, m''s
No. l2G South Kelly avapne ''9 ''0'''e
The sermon of Rev M tt,n
before young mon and ,yooe,, =, M
Park Avenue Eantist ,,hnrnH S,r,s sa'v
night is said by thnse Who Sn,ra If -
have been n fine Effort
MIR Il. O. savage Of No y, c:r,r-
willie avenue. has returned fron 81 visi,
to Eastern shore friends and far 10
benefit Of his health.
Miss EDNA AicI.awnue of EoIlsvi,,e
and Mrs. :. \. Anderson of Eov,inr
Green. Va. are the e-rcsts of Nrr and
Mrs. Il. a. Hyslop. No. 1913 Windsor
avenue.
The Brambeton w. Q. n T. win mos.
at The home Of the president No. so9
North Park ayeuna =, { - M ,N-da,
Miss Maggie Diegs. OF Lynnhavon is
visiting the family Of Mrs. j. II. Lewis
No. 2i2 Charles street.
Miss Laura Taylor. of No. 700 lame
son avenue hos couo ~ I,sn H.,
10 spend the summer with her aunt
Mrs +. Twiford.
MIR. George T. Skies died at his home.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
ATLANTIC CITY RARD

Rev. George NJ. Mason. d. D., of the
Union Theological Seminary. preached
TWO Very able sermons at Colley Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church Sunday.
kev. w. +. Mounts. OF Ohio. who is
visiting his grandson, Mr. Edward W.
Wolcott. corner of Camp and Hermon
avenues, preached To the ed flea ion of n
large conSresa don ut LeI[ies Memorial
NJ: +. Church Sunday night.
There will be a "naeasurine, partv.'
tonight at Airs w. 4. Russcl's on
For; street. RcctNtions and music holm
vocal and instrumer al. viii be one Of
the attractions Professor Fred Borden
back md his associate. Mr.. Bernard
De Witt. will conduct the music.
OWNS 10 the cool temperature of last
nisht he W. G. 7. L. ala not have
their lawn party and musical enter
tu'nnent but # the weather is favor
able they will hold ii tonight. and
aPain on Thursday night from 10 II
o'clock
The Junior Enworth Leaeue Of I.e-
Nies Memorial Ne hodist Church hold
their devotional meeting Sunday arter-
noon ut ; o'clock. The exercises were
varied ard interesting.
Or Mason entertained the Junior So.
cle'F OF Christian T'ndeavor of Collev
Memorial Presbyterian Church with a.,
destructive address sunday afternoor
riverside Park. popular resort half
way between Atlantic CITY ana LAM
herts Point was opened to tho nuhlic
Yesterday afternoon 1t was visited
'nSt nl"h' by about 200 cOlored penrle
Tho park has fine water front.
ne Gvrs'es who We're canned nj tina
c"rn"r If Cooley "V"rnc ana Lamhert'
cont have struck their tents and gone
to Newport News.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
OTHER Local on PAGE 6.

The fact that a bottle appoars 70 CON.
I'm I'm P VAT Of 6, Whaksy doesn't make It
printed .'fuli quart" on the label. .
y so;;.e Of q. Q 1ayiar Whiskcy. rs
seated contains 20 ounces It has nevc,
contained more du.tns; the - years ~
have bottled Il;
Some of the limitations of G. o. Tavlo,
whisheys represented TO hold a quart ~.
ouncsSl hld " iu.a ounces. lid Inc win
key has added to il IS per c5nt. OF waier
which on dozen bottles. II valued at SO
deere Hses me cost Sl.5o or the real vain
If physician prescrihos whiskev for
sickness h. does not intend his r3tic1t
snail u'e water. particularly If whisKey
culat On cr to huili no wasting tIssv.s
9 Q. Taylor wh.skoys can be depended
upon ioi real worth in the sick no 9m Gel
INC genuine and see that our firm name
S on. me Label and over the cork in each
CHESTER H GRAVES & SONS.
Fer sale at White Bros. Norfolk Va
Browns Hotel Portsmouth. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
LANaERT'S POIsT.

The Methodist Church was full ia
Overlooking Sund1 y night when the pas
tor, Rev. George II. Spooner preached
q special sermon 10 Lodge No. 30. /. O.
g. +. The speaker did not fail to warn
the brethren OF threatening dangers ana
$50 gave much wholesome advice.
The music was 4 very attractive fea-
lure OF the service. especially the sing
lnE OF Mrs. Or. Farmer whose clear.
rlch voice captiVated every nearer.
The Methodist Sunday school will
likely picnic ut Virginia Beach this
year.
Mr. \. NJ. Allen has returned to his
home in CulDener
one candidate was baptized by i'm
mersion Sunday afternoon in the river
near the Denly addition.
Mr.. j. W. Miller is getting about af
ter slight attack of fever.
Miss Abbie Howard. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Roam
okc, has returned.
Captain ]. S Cooper expects TO take
n party of friends out on n fishing trim
some time this week
Workmen have gotten tho frame IN
for Mr.. I'D. Hollands handsome new
residence.
Truckers have ahou; stopped shipping
beans on account Of low prices.
Rev. George w. Cox pastor Of Rur-
rows Memorial Baptis' Church. viii
preach for Ianbert's Point Lodge Of
odd Fellows next Sunday night.
Keep in mind garments tailored by
kudOlphl X Wallace are thc best
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81 "a @ ri: -
cars the <9ias Kind Y5a Ha'O RaaYs Fought
Of L&sI.zIZzs2.1zs9r
WIGS i;r.ub.r,,,. cnon c,o.,

The closing exercises OF Mss Georgia
Granbery's school were held in the
school rooms. corner OF Duke street
and Duncan avenue, yesterday morn
ing.
The pupils Of Miss CRANBERRY. who are
mule girls and boys, sang songs. re-
ci'ed. exc" acguiting themselves in a
children attend this school ana Mss
Granbery is highly spoken OF as a
teacher.
Io-day ut the City Park Miss Gran
berry VIII give her pupils their annual
outing Games and various styles of
anusements will be INDUCED in.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20

ture is void rs 20 the infants, that pc
titiorer is therefore entitled to the
custody of his children. There is no
doubt that ordinarily. ana prinna facie,
the father, as natural guardian, is en-
titled TO the custody OF his minor
children: bu, this right is not absolute.
as his property right In a chattel would
be. His righ, Of custody may be sub
ordinated to the real interests OF his
child. While. then, a court is i'll duty
bound 10 relieve an infant from Illegal
restrai Int. yet in awarding custody. it
will exercise "A wise discretion looking
to the real welfare Of the child as the
principal consideration. This is the rule
in this state, and generally in this
country.
AS the office Of the writ Of habeas
corpus is TO release from Illegal re-
straint. The frat inquiry herc is whcth-
or the petitioners children are illegal
ly restrained by the respondent. Re-
spondont asserts that his custody OF the
children is lawful by virtue OF the la
denture with the father and mother
placing them with him as apprentices.
Conccding that the instrument is void
as 10 the minors rs an indenture of
apprenticeship under the statute for
wan; OF compliance wiki statutory reg
ulatiOns the question remains whether
the instrument is SO void as To make
respondents custody illegal rs against
the father who executed it, In i,u-
banks Y. Peak, . Bailey. l99 Judge
O'Neali expressed the opinion that
mother. during the minority OF ncr son.
was entitled 10 his services: and. IL
she chose 10 place him with another.
and TO contract that he should serve
that other untl he was OF the aye OF
II years, and HAT for his services the
defendant should remuuerate him by
...Tf
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GID PC,MT.
NEW TRIAL FOR AUSTIN-THu
DETROIT SAILS.

Judge Baker p. Lee yesterday handed
down his opinion in the now famous
Austin CAGE.
The opinion was quite lengthy and
fully covered every point contcnded for
by the counsel. 1t gives the prisoner
another hearing on The ground CT newly
discovered evidence.
The counsel for the defence at the
hearing of the argument for new tria.
submitted several ahidavitss from the
people who claimed that Bertha Tap
pin made confession in which she
stated that she had sworn falsely CON
corning her relations with Colonel Aus
tin. Among these was one from Justice
l.. =. Furness, OF Phoebus, who was
called into the house Of Emma Finley.
tbut better known as Lille Barlon). to
hear the girls testimony. Judge Lee
based his decision on this one affidavit.
claiming that Justice F'urness' evidence
jury.
Austin's counsel applied for bail for
the.r client which was offered in the
sum of $4,000. Judge Lee Will hear this
motion In the court to-day.
THE DETROIT SAILS.
The United States cruiser Detroit,
which arrived a old Point Comfor.
saturday night from Nicaragua. sailed
sunday night for Wash ngtln.
The Detroit bears the remains Of
General Dan McAuley. former president
Oh the Nicaraguan Canal Comm ssi0r,
VINO died in Central America about
.nree years ago OF fever. The body was
buried there temporarily until il could
ne transferred to this country on one
oil the United States ships
At the request of the relatives OF
General McAuley the Government or
dered the Detroit to bring the remains
nome. on reaching Ola Point orders
were received TO proceed 10 Washington
az once and Sunday night the cruiser
got under way.
q -A- - AZ Se Ia
iearsthe nlhs Kind You Haze AISa,s Bought
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SUNNI SR RESORTS.
DAGGERS SPRINGS.

General Wade Hampton's favori,e re-
sort is now open for the summer. Sulphur.
mcndcd for stomach. kidney and bladder
troubles. ltthia Pool Baths, Riding.
Driving FISHING. Good Music. cXcclien;
Table Fare. DIR. IL Stuart MacLcan, or
Eichm.n physician Tor the season.
write for circular and special rates To-
parties. w. l.. MILLi.R. DagEcrs, Va.
jclh-2W.
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Mnnchcd nown n.hHnhhcn.

Americas Sparrow, colored. who lives
just this side of the Cottage Toll
Bridge. was knocked down and robbed
while on his way from home Saturday
night. He was badly beaten up by two
unknown men. his nose being broken.
He had Sl.6o and this was taken by
the ~ohhers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-20
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs.

ist. 1899. Elevate on 200 feet. sulphur
cha.ybeate. freestone and limestone
ton paid to comfort and pleasure OF
guests. Write for descriptive pamphlet
containing ANALYSIS of waters. references.
uon. j. II. CHAPMAN, Manager. isi-im