davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-21
AS A LAST RESORT.

Provisional Army Will BE Called
Out by President.
WASHINGTON, April 20-It is stated
positively at the war department today
that the provisional army of $1,000 voIun-
teers authorized by the law will be called
out only as a last resort
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
Nud Elm neuer S6nineel.

Set einiser 3sit tperben rei9e Stub,
leute in @bicaeo BON ,,idbnen Wittpen"
bintsr's 2idt eeflbrt. Mandmal iinb es
au4 ,arbeitsloie Stenosrapbihinnen"
ODER ,,rsids @rbinnen", pelde auf bic.
fem ,,nibt mebr unsetpbbnli6en Wese''
Ibre Opfer iuben. 9ei6idi perfaBte gIn'
sei8sn in ben 5eitunsen brineen ben
@eibetn cine rslhe @rnte. Der bstrsf.
fsnbe Mann. tpelder aui ben 2sim sebt.
trifft bic 8erfaherin Der anseiee in ben
,2aoles Waitine &ooms" ireeno eines
gtDberen SotelS, ss entIpinnt iib eins
anrsesnoe nntsrbaIiuns uno elm Renbes.
pous tpiro pstabrebet. SIN pip6oIoei'
iden Moment fommt Elm Suri1e binsu,
oer benz Opfer erfldrt, er iei Elm 9etsftit
i'm Dienfe beS 8atlen Der Dame. 81
iei beauftrnet, 8etpeismaterial fur cine
S4sibunsstlass su iammsIn, beutst abe,
on, oaB man iid leln Sbpei8en faufer
fam. Der lsberlitets mil nalarIid
ieinen Namen uidt in bic Oefentlihfei
tommen lafen uno-bIsdt. Ser .De'
tsftip" uno bic .,idbne @ittipe" abe,
ibsilsn iib in ben grl6s Der Speculation
unb oann tommt baS nddite Opfer al
bic 8eibe. Nuf bieie Weiie iino in lsbtsr
3eit uiele pOblbabenbe @bicueoer tiber,
ibIpelt poroen. 9ie Polisei III bsmiib
ben ..9amen" Ous Sanopsrf su Isssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
@unbesturnfeft 1900.

9as 8rosramm for baS i'm nddRer
Sabre in gbiIabeIpbia a~bsubaItenbs
8unbss. Surnfsft III Jest bsfinitip feitse.
febt, pie foIst
Nlitttpod, ben 90. SUM- 1900: em.
pfans uno ginquartierune Der @dffe
NahmittaeS Sibune Der &fridter
abenbs SeftbOriteluns in einem bel
bortieen Tbeater.
9onneritue. ben 81. Stunt: 8esinn
bss preisturnens. GbsnOS 8oltsfet uno
su sIei6er Belt seitiSss Surnen in elmer
ber Saqen.
Srsitas. ben 90. SUM- : WOrsens unb
Ru&mittass S~ortiebuns beS Breisiur'
mems ; 4benbs 8olfSfeit unb @ommers.
Samftas. ben %. SUM-: WOrssns
8reisfdipimmen. Na6 benz 9rsis.
iGpimmen eroBe Sefparabe. Nadmit'
tags erobeS Sdauturnen in etnem
6ffsntli6en Bart. 4benbs Preisper.
ibeiIurs in elmer sroBen Saae unO Ssfts
bal.
Sonntus, ben "a. SUM-: Iurnfabrt
nab atlantic @itp.
Ser OfficieQe 5dIuB beS Ssitss erfOIst
mad Der PrsiSpertbeilune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
'Hnr bic OanSfrau.

Wit @itroneniaft unb Sal3 entfernt
man idnsa Sledsn bon ben Sin8ern,
oesaIeiaen nit Sett, pel4sS man TART
nit 8orar psrmiidt bat.-8ei GppbOio'
ieber 1T ss duBerit tpidtis, oab bic Iuss
leerunssn iorefdItiB ~besinfiSirt tperben
Ooatsn ibsrbaupt ni4t in ben Bemeln'
idaitliden 4btritt seiddttet, %ionoern
persyaben ~tpsrbsn), bas bette Oesinfieir'
mittel III nun niht Garbol, peltes su
Idnsa in Der 2uft uerfIieet, aud 8alf
seniist nidt, am beften 1T SuIpbate Of
Copper (Soperas), bon benz man 90
8funb in einem Barrel Wafer auflDit
unb bappn ben Iusleerunsen e~eniieenb
sugisbt.-l0 gran SaIicplat Of Sodium
su elmer llnse @uher. siebt elm sutes
Wittel gesen einfahe 4u9enentsinoun8.
Sin fdneaes taItes SuBbab oes abenos
senommen, 1T elm sutes UfitteI 8eeen
falte Sabe.-Webl, tpel4es man gum
Baden sebrau1sn mil, folte INNER erft
Idneere 5eit bel einem Diem burdmdrmt
unb eetrodnet tperben, bunn befommt bic
SauSfrau baS bette @ebdd, -Nsues
Sdubpert in FAIRIES SeifenpaIer ses
wei6t. ma9t baiieIbs paferoi&t. -8iebt
man burd !3itronen einen Saben uno
bdnst bieieIben auf, 70 perben tie lan8e
Dor S6immeI uno 8eroerben betpabrt.
-Wenn man baS Sett, peldes man
au%sbraten mill, erit burd bic Wurft'
maidins ssben Idbt. 70 siebt ..es mebr
S6maIs unb tpeniser 8rieben Die
@laier an Osfen reinist man am Seften
nit @GispaHsr.- Sleiib ioate nur nit
einsm feudten Su&e sereinist tperosn.
pirb es ert in WaHsr eetpeidt, 70 oers
Iiert es ben beIifatsn @si4mad -WOtten
aus benz Teppib balten, fam man,
penn man benislbsn nit Serpentin be-
ipribt, in tpel6em mar etpas Sublimat
aufaeI6t bat.-Dem @oHer, in tpeldem
man 8ranfenpdi6s iobt. ioate neben
SEIZE unb Sooa aud etpas Petroleum
suaeiebt tperben. --2ebm, relden man
nit gfis su elmer SaIbe perreibt. 8iebt
Elm sutsS 8erbanbmittel bel fat alien
8erlebunssn.-@im Bfunb Butter bal
iOpiel 8rafttpertb ale finf Pfunb Sleii6.
sp6lf Pfuno Mil6 ODER so pfunb 8ar.
toTeln.-8ei tpiro piel poblfhmedens
Der. tpenn in parmsm Waher setpaiden,
Gin SbeeIDfel boil &mmonia su elmer
S1d6sI Wafer. mubt Spissel aud
Tenheriheiben bsa unb fIar.-8eiu
8einissn bon WeRern unb 8abeIn fust
man INNER sttpaS goaIbl sur 9usmafe
Den StubIsnns fam man in ben msi'
fen Salsn ourd ben 9enuB bon iaure,
Wil6, 8uttsrmilb unb reidlidsn Wais
isrssnuB ressIn. (8eiunObeits' 8oie.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
1lnipahrheiten ,piberleat.

8on Ssitsn Der beuti6en 8otidaft in
Daibinston erfolete na6orddlides 0s.
menti Der in elmer 2onboner 8eituns sr.
ihisnsnsn uno nab ben Der. Staten &C.
iabsIten aneaben, tudbreno oeS ipanii6'
amsritanifdsn 8rieses babe Oeutidlant
an bic Der. Staten bas Griuden ee,
riht I, auf ben Bbilippinen cine 8oblsn'
Ration erridten su oarfeu, uber bus Sc
iu4 isi ais perfrlbt abssmisisn porOen.
unb fsfner bate Dsutidlanb an bic Der
Staatsn oas @riu6en seiteat. bieie foa'
ten bic @arolinen'S nieln nitt annette
rem, neil DeutidIunD frdbsrs Snterehsu
an Der Sniel8ruppe babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
Drabtlofs photographic erprobt.

Sisnor Warconi, Der gIeftrifer, bsHsn
grpsrimente in brabtIOier TeIeerapbis
internationaIe gIufmsrfiamfeit auf fid
,iebsn, bat bon Soutb SoreIanb. 8ent,
England. erfOIsrei4 mad benz fruns6ii'
iden 9epeidenboOt ..Sbis" ts%lesrapbirt.
tpdbrenb oieieS iid i'm enelii&en 8anal
befanb. gr mar BEL benz Experiment bon
einem frans6ii&en Marins'O ficier be'
sIsitet. glud seIans eS ibm bel biefem
Grpsrimsnts sum sritsn Wale, bic Depe.
i6s auf einen 8unft su coneentriren, nit
Iusl9Iub aaer anbsren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
Bur Goablansg efbthte.

Ser beutf6e @oniuI in WontreaI
Due, Serr 8Opp. tuurbs bsstsIid bel
taftlpien &ebe interbietpt, tpelde @apt.
Goeblan bon Der ,.8aIsisb" i'm Netr
Yorfer Union 2eaeue Stub eebalten bat
st iaete:
sd bin iiberaeuet, baB bic @efdidtt
nur Elm nsusr 8eriu6 sstpifer 2eute 1T,
b6ieS 8Iut spiidsn Deuii8IanO unb ben
Der. Staten au MAIDEN uno iene freunb.
idafiliden 8esiebunseu su triiben, pelde
bisber ale 8erleumbuneen ~auseebalteu
babsn. @as elm Ssrr s. 3. Goeblan
seiast baben ioa, fIin8t slei6 benz @e'
idtpds zines Munnes, Der BEL einsm Ban
tett su bel eetrunfen bat.
..NnbererieitS bOffe i'd fir bic Wurins
oer Ser. Staten, baB eS in berielben
isinen Ofisisr ober AomiraI 8iebi. Der
fiber cine fremOe SIa8se in Der Wsiie
ipreGen tpirbe, ipie Cd IomiraI 9epep
dber bic bsuti1e Slusse eetban baben
fol-. 9ie SIasss unb bic gbre zines
Ofi3ierS iinb ibentiid unb in Oeutid'
lamb iaeen mir Wer zines Nnoeren
gbre niGt adtet. bat ielbit feline @bte.
,Das iinb aber nur meine ei8enen
8ermutbunsen, bic i'd auf msine G&tuns
fGr bic Warine Der Ser. Staten srinoe.
Sd fam aber nod gttpaS binsufieen.
OeFsn id sepib bin. Sc eiebt feinsn
Ofsier in Der beuti6en Marine, Der
cine iol6s 8sIeioisuns ieiner SIasse an'
bDren tplrbs, obne ben 8eleiciser auBer
Stanb su isbsn, bic 8eIeioieuns .su ipies
oerbolen. 9a gbmiraI Depsp nod
lsbt, il bic sanse @eididte cine 2dse."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
Die Ssiftuuaen oes fhr3li6 Der,
taeten Gcnareifes

6arattsriirt bic .SainOis Staatsseit.
uns" nit psnisen trsffenben @ortsn pis
iolst: ,Sn orei SlBunseu, bic suiam.
men uueefdbr pisrasbn WOnate in Gins
iprub nubmen, bat sr Elm neusS 8oass.
isb unsenOmmeu, 9rles seesn Spanlsu
erilart, bic armee bon ~, 900 auf 49,
600 Mann erbbbt uno pisoer auf 81, 0OO
bsrabssiest foIohaIe arissstsusrn Elm.
ssiabrt, Sutpaii einpsrIeibt. ben 5risbens.
Usrtras nit Spunisn e~utsebeiben uni
@ubu. 9ortO 8ico unb bic 9bilippinsr
gstpaItiam anneftirt, bic Nussabe bon
s400. 900. 900 in Bombs anssOrbnst uni
fir bic natitsn 2 Sabre nabesu 1900
WiaiOnen Dollars sur 8s~rauSsabune an.
eetuieien. 80 bat sr bafir eeiorst, BAT
bus 2uno nod LANCE an ibn Oentsr
tpitb."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
Hntisxruftaefes.

Dos SauS Der StaaiSssiesssbuns in
Albanp. u. g.. nabm bic Senats' limits
1ruitbiq nit los sesen Q Stimmsn an,
3psd oes @sisBes 1T bic 8srbdtuns Der
@rinbuns bon WonopOIen in SanOeIss
a~riiisln ooer 8ebIrfniien bon aasemsi.
mem @sbrau6 unb Der 8siardntuns bon
SanbeI un6 8sperbe. Strafen tperben
in Der Bill fur bic 8erIssuns ibrer 8ss
ftimmunsen porseidrieben unO Der Genes
raIunpaIt tpirO ermddtist. seridtIi& ses
gen iolde Monopole porsueeben uno Be-
i~peismuteriaI IN 8esus auf 8erIesuns pss
@eieBes su bei1affen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
SaIf6mhu;ers @etfftatt i'm 3u6t'
baufe.

Man Bot i'm Canon Giip, Sal, 3u6t'
bauie bic gntoedun8 eemu8t. OaB eins
AnsabI Strdflinse ii6 srfolsrei6 felt
Ginger 3eit nit Der Gnfertisune bon
fuIi&sn SilberOOaarS bei4iftist bat unb
omar baben gambler, bic an bic @efans
sensn Naaren ~perfuuften, susrt bic gln.
ssiee ssmudt. Cine eineebsnbe Inter.
iuduns 1T einssIsitst. Die faIi6sn
Doaartads iino bon porjleIi9er Grbsit
uno nj f4uer bon ben e4ten Su untsr'
f4eibsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
Gin inters6auter asatsbanSel.

Cine @aibinston Sdniitwuursnfirmu
Bat sesen cine anbere cine S6abeneriab'
iIass sinserei6t, tpelde einen ean3 neuen
8ei1tspuntt auf BEN 5eloe Der ReHts.
bdnbel erbffnet. Die 8Iase lautet ba'
bin. bab bic befla9te Sirma iih ,,bbss
piQis, s~sisspibriB unO unseredt psr'
itnoren", einen @lerf Der 2ldser 3u
iiberreben, bab er feline STEELE perlaHe,
UNI in ben 9isnit Der 8etIasten einsus
tretsn, aus tpsldem 8runbe bic &ld8er
sespunssn ipurben, ben 9ebaIt bs8 be.
trefsnben GIeris su stbDben. 8wed bee
prOcsfes 1T lebieli&, au er8rtnben, Of
Elm N~rbsitseber buS seiesli&e Hedi
babe. Inssfsllte anberer Concerns burt
Anerbistunssn bDbsrsn 9Obnss "aus5u'
oingen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04

Appetit, das Essen sehmecst nicht. Sic
missen den Magen und die Verdauungs, Organe
starken, das der Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla verursaehen wird. Esreinigt und bereichert
auch das Blut, kurirt Beschwerden mach dem
Essen welche nur elm Magenschwacher kermit,
verursacht Appetit, bewiltigt Ncryenschwache,
und stirkt und erhilt das game k5rperllche
System. rs erleichtert so schnell und wirksam
magenschwache Symphonic und kurirt nerv6ses
Kopfweh, dass es fast scheint ais OBJ es Eau
berei" wire.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04

SIN 9rentOn. q. s., tpurben beim
5taatSiefretdr @siu4e UNI Sncorpori'
rune Der amaIsumuteo Copper Company
nit einem @upital BON s75, 900, 900 elm.
eereidt. Die @eieafduft tpirO ii9 nit
BEN Ssrebau uno nit benz S@meIsen,
8affiniren u. I. IN. bon 9upfer, Sob,
SLIDER, 3int, @iien uno StabI befuHen.
Die nniteb States Slour Wiaine
Company nit einem Gctiencapital bon
S25. DOC. 900 eriu&ts ebenfuas UNI Su'
eOrporationspapisrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
Gin Xurnerprpteff.

9ie in gIfaber, Soma, su @nbe &c.
sansene "a. Gusfusuns bss oberen Wii'
iiiiippi. TurnbssirfS bat in ensrsiidsr
8siie sesen SmperiuIismus unb grpan.
iionismus Steauns senommen. Die
8sidldfe betonen, oaB aus benz .Sumu.
nitdtSfriess" elm brutuIsr grobsrunsS.
iries setporbsn iei, uno baB man our SDr'
bsruns Der eiseniddtisen 3iele Der bin'
tsrliitisen 8oIitif bes alien grbfeinbss
Der Republif, gnslanb'S, einsn &ries mil
DeutidIanb ansetteln m51te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04

Die ~feinfen Drudarbsitsn Der Stabt,
2iefert bic Office bes .@o&snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
Sampfer eefunfen unp Sip6If Ner'
fpnen %ertrunfeu.

Ser Dampfsr ,@ensraI @bitnep",
gapitdn Satptborne, 1T finfsis MeiIen
bftli6 bon Gape Ganamarel su @runbe
sesangen. Gin Boot nit l6 Mann
periudte cine 2unbuns BEL Wosquito
Saigon, aber es tenterte unb IL perfo.
men, barunter Der Gapltdn, %ertranfen.
Der Gbefs Maidinit, Der SlIfsmafdiniit.
Elm Selser unb Elm Watroie tpurben se'
rettst. Ser 2eidnam bes Gapitdn 1T
oeboraen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-04
kann NIGHT

Daraber klagen Tau
sende in dieser Jahres-
zeit. Sic haben keinen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Association.
Richmond. Va. june s. 1888
THE MEMBERS OF ThE AssOClA-
ton are requested 10 meet al me on
Building. THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock.
Tor the uprp0se OF taking action Ia the
matter of the death of our late lamentcd
president, Colonel JOHN BELL BIO
cER. -. A. RIIcHlE.
ans Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

Richmond. Va, june Z, lN'F'
NOTICE. THE TRANSFER BOOKS OF
tho Bonded Debt OF the city OF hicn-
mond Will Doe closed on and aiter me
18TH instant. and reopencd the LIST day or
Iulv next. EDWARD j. WARREN,
5ns Auditor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
ROE sai.r.

FOR sALE.-ONE OF THE HANDSOM-
est also ono OF the finest horses IN
Richmond. Four years old. perfectly
sound in every respect Gentle "nh
afraid Of nothing. Apply at C.. y L.
BROAD ST, -. . -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

~ r-.o....-.,,
T EtSIIftS SALE ~ - -. ,t, ~
bO- 1N ~ u. ,,.,t.,,.. ,-,r.tf IA.
fift'ffNt t hr' ~ -,,r, r-4,t,r.
N SIR. D. - Ni '-..'.l.. d 4is1s'- y.
AND N>o|l ''-it - IN ,,....,,,.-.t,,,
'lhiAlft st i,i.i. .l ~ ,t i.I..N
IOWNDES AND ltAhf-H 81 iI.i- IN
exc lti0u ol Den4 OFT lu7t ot-e july 3D.
ls91 ana recorded I'D ID f.. 100 p44o
49, Richmond indN. '.l '"'.l- az. "l
n D. 3D. 1fN b. -'' ilehIlc9 N4un,y
Court ] VIII. an me rogue on thc n,.i,
eo.ar< ecl by auction on lNe respective
promise Oh ,r->-r, 10 1904
TUESDAY, JUNE i". i0ifi
.+ -.oo o'clock T. A.. the LOT first above
,ro-ffoned fronting So feet ID inches hy
,,,,rfiooed LOT. fronting 100 feet on Lite
tI'..et. .frcct by depth OF l@5 feet and
sr'rg Lots l3 II, 10 and IT, ON j. d.
pleasants' map.
The residue 40 SIX and twelve months. for
notes. with interest ap0eQ' ana secured
bv a. deed % trust .-.-,.,
JANIS CAHNll-,
1u2 trustee.
Z UCTlON SAID or MINERAL
~ RIGHTS. EQUITIES IN REAL
ESTATE. MACHINERY, PLANT. &c.
or THE BERTHA AND EDNA MINES,
NEAR COLUMBIA, IN GOOChLAND
COUNTY On -,.... I'D. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

AANhln a. AtAt 49,
Richmond Va June Z, lS."
NOTICE TO PARTIES USING WATER
through meters in tho Third District;
Where bills remain unpaid JUNE cth
the water Will be shut Of. .
CHAS r. Boiling,
frz superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

AUCTION.
In execution Of the decree referred 20
below. we Wlll sal by pubic auction. on
the premises, in ire ordered named below,
beginning az 5.30 % clock j.. 3D.. u1
THURSDAY. JUNE %. $3.50,
the following described VACANT Luis
j. SIXTY FEET at the southwest cor
gcr ~ Cary ana Linden streets. i-nNlt9
back olQnE Linden s.te.t 4l' Ictl i"lAe'
10 an alley 40 feet wide
T. NINETY FEET at THE northwest
corner OF TAYLOR urd Linden streets. rune
ming back along Linden street li5 feet
inches 10 The Aforesaid alley.
3 OND HUNDRED FEET az the SOUTH
east corner ~ Linden and Green sire ts,
running back parallel with Green. ~ ieet
Q inches
g. FIFTY-FOTR FEET on The south
line OF Green street, lmmeoiaielt 30 Tie
tear OF the land laet mentioned. and FAC
ing 80 now marftr-holee.
o fIIlN FEET on me SCUM sag 'i
Green street. separated Ifom inc lae.-
mentioned land by am alley - ieci VIDE.
and also lrorting SAID market-hnu.e
These blocks of land Viii ne sold or
whole Or in small subdivisions. as may
seem best at rho time oi sale. ana p.ais
o. it can Dee seen at The office ot the auc-
toneer All OF this property being clio se
% the sid market. deserves ana Should
attract the attention Of purchasers
TERMS Ole-fourlh cash and The bale
urce ar six. twelve and eighteen months.
Cor notes. with interest added and uaes
Teteined. ..
CHARLES r. WILLIAMS.
ST. 81. MtEfA.
BEVERLY 1 Mi-NFOED.
Special Comm .olcrs.
warwick Corb.n. Exor Plaintiff. against
e.. E Boiling and ENnr and a... DEE
fenda0ts.-Iu The Law and Equity Court
81 The city ot iuchmonlt
7. =. = Winston. cerk of said court
80 f.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08
MEETINGS.

Richmond. Va. May 26 1895.
A MEETING OF THE SrOCkHOLDERs
OF THE TIMES COMPANY viii be- held
az the Onlce OF the COMPANY. ia the city
of Richmond on SATURDAY June 10,
1900 A. X. HOLDERBY. JR..
rn,~JS Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

by Nirfr, q n certain deed ~ trust.
dated lsfh dav 81 9fay 1905. ~ record Bon
fno clerk Office hcurico county Court
y R lYJ a page rs default having been
made ll the payment ~ the dc0t thereby
secured and being required By the bcns-
fc.ary 30 f9 90 ] VII sen by auction.
ST. front of HeHHino county court house on
TUESDAY. THE lSlh DAY or JUNE.
al u o'clock IS. n TRACT OF LAND.
CONTAINING - ACRES lying and being in
fhe county 81 Heuric0. Va. and bounded
An folfowa-viz.. On the north and south
5. he lands Of T. D. schcii on the west
81 Tho New road. and on the east by tho
land N fra f. 5. Ford
EDWIN RUCc.
, tu2 .. 49,. Substitute .Is1sxtao.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-08

WHEN TUE FEVER" TIE BICf-
cling geva- cofohos YOU cor You catch
iU. iry "rHE = EATaERsToNE ,-tleeelt
as a bird. strong ass mule. anu ~. -
Billie gcf5 the finest mount Ut wv.
Cycle sundrirs cheaper than you car
eat Them anywhere. steel Foot Pumps.
DC. Hand Pumps. loc ar''-lleu
Tires. $50. Brown style Saddles. toc.,
Clements &C. Spokes. -c. pee our w
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| el between work and living place. In l those days also the hours of labor were longer, thus placing an additional bur | den on greater distance between the two. Thus it happened that our cities
 were badly oongested, becoming more and more so each year. To accommo-
 date this steadily increasing army of la | borers, tenement-houses, with all their misery, discomfort, unsanitary and inn
 moral conditions, grew rank within our cities. If an epidemic broke out it ragged most fiercely here; if criminal was in hiding he was sought here. Children
 grew up literally in the gutter, a pro- duct of the slums. But how help it? Away out somewhere there was green
 grass and pure air, but both might as well be across the sea, for all the good
 they were to these unfortunates. Popu-
 lation extended but little, if any, beyond
 the end of the track and there was
 positive line where buildings ceased and farms began, in some places as marked as if wall had been thrown about the city. It was only the more favored class, with time to command who could live out any distance.
 WlL0 lH1 duNenl Ol HlGCldulCdl pOWtl lines were immediately extended in all directions, as one reaches out his hands for food and air. For the first time it became possible to cover distance from four to six or even ten miles in the time previously required to walk one or two Then followed an exodus as re- markable as that commanded by Moses, and the trolley car led the people out lit erally to the promised land A little house on a little lot sometimes, but it was at least home where the children had a chance to grow up strong physi- cally, mentally and morally. It is the modern system of transportation which has made possible the phenomenal growth of American cities during the past decade, and if this growth had oth- erwise been possible, consider the home life and condition of the poor, forced up into the air because expansion could go no other way.
 No one pays his fare so uncomplain- ingly as the working man. Could he be heard you would hear him say: Tn stead of lower fares, give me longer lines" And when you are inclined to judge harshly of the street railway, don't forget its service to these hundreds of thousands and the gladdened hearts of the father and mother and the little children, to whom existence has been changed to living by their good friends the trolley.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF H
 SCHOOL ALUMNI.
HIGH


 The nineteenth annual meeting of the HilIhouse High School Alumni as- sociation will be held at Music hall on Court street Friday evening, April 2s, at 7:45 o'clock.
 The meeting this year promises to be very successful one as the executive committee has arranged most enter taining program A full orchestra will be in attendance All members who desire to attend can obtain tickets on payment of dues which are 25 cents a year, payable before the annual meet ing.
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TWO STILL ALARMS.

At 11:19 yesterday Chemical Engine No. 10 was summoned to the residence of Mary Condon, No, 1881 State street, where fence and ash bin was on fire. Small damage.
 Engine No. l, at 11:45 was summoned to the store of C. H. Harris, No. 139 Washington street, where some bar rels were burning and barn was in 1 a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-20
 RUNAWAY BOY FOUND.
Started to Walk to Hartford From a
 Boston School

Boston School.
 Hartford, April 19.-Leon Baily, the 13-year-old boy who has been missing since April 21, was found yesterday in Waltham, Mass, at the house of a woman where he was lodged and fed in return for doing .errands. The boy left the House of the Angel Garden. a school in. Boston, because he was home sick and said he intended to walk to Hartford where his mother. Mrs. Alice J. Bailey, lived He reached Waltham footsore and hungry and obtained food at the house where he was found.
 A general police alarm finally. traced him and he was taken back So the school. His mother has left him there for while.
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Cubans, Young and Old, Are Buslly Studying Our Language--English as She is Spoke, According to Castiiian AuthOrities--America Charities In the eIsland-Gossipy Bits of Informa- ton.
 Especial Correspondence of the Journal fff and Cnurier)
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-20

the caucuses, the county conventions
and the state conventions are thinking
over the work which is to be done by
the national body and the share they
are to take in it, this paper will con-
tinue, as in the past, to do what it con-
ceives to be its duty in pointing its con-
stituency along right lines to ultimate
wise action. The Democratic party is
destined year hence to be in the great
est fight of its life, and it should be
ready to seize the strongest weapons at
hand for that contest. There is no &C.
casion for impetuous, hasty action. Let
every man who is interested in party
success study the results of the state
elections which are to be held some
eighteen days hence, the trend of public
opinion, and the political prospects for
the succeeding twelve months. Every
American voter who is opposed to Han
naism in its broadcast sense should get
into this thinking army, and next spring
into the Democratic caucuses. There is
a way to achieve, III November 1900, the
greatest Democratic victory in the par
tvs history. No Democrat, however
warped by past differences, should hest
tate in the doing of his part toward
bringing about a result of such tremen-
dous import to the common people of
America and the lovers of liberty in
every land.