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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-01
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000
DIRECTORS:
Special Attention Given TO Collections
MISSCULA REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE. AGENCY

DAILY Block. Phone 11S. Missoula, Mont.
Five-acre tracts of the finest land in the
valley, one mile from the city, with plenty
of water for irrigation; will make fine
garden and fruit ranches; will quote
prices on application very cheap
so acres one and one-half miles from me
city; will sell in small tracts or in a body;
plenty of water and good house and barn;
write us for price.
We have a number of houses in good To-
cations for those contemplating residing in
Mssoula at prices that are extremely rea-
sopabe. Call on US and get prices and see
the property.
STCDDHRD & ROSS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-01
Never Looked Better.

Ice cream soda, 10 cents, Kendall
Bros. & Fisher.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-01

Ice cream, % cents pint: so cents
quart; $500 gallon, delivered to any part
Of the city. Kendall Bros. & Fisher.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-01

You can save money on tents and
wagon covers at the Globe store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-01
HAVE YOU TRIED 1T? WHAT
SUMMIT SPRINGS WHISKEY

If not, when preparing for a days
nsh1ng or your summer outing don't
fail to take supply along 1t has no
equal as an eye-opener, a bracer or a
nightcap. 1t whets the appetite, aids
digestion and nourishes the system. If
your dealer does not carry it in stock,
call upon or address
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-01

If you want to catch fish, buy flies at
McHaffie Bros
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-01
A TRIP TO MEXICO.

Paper hanging 1sc. L. N. Simons.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-01

Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-01

Bishop G. Kern. bicycle machinists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
PrzzLE FOR IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS.

David Koncka that is not his name but II Is
as near az The Barge once authorities can come
10 its detained az the immigration Bureau until
SOM. one can be- found who an speak his lam
euagc or until bis brother who Is believed 20 be-
I'm this city. appears "Koncka" is native ~ the
expressed It. can only talk Kanaka" and speak
few words 81 French He arrived here Oh the
steamship Majestic alone He is sailor. and IS
supposed 20 have reached England on some ship
from Honolulu. but how he managed 10 get along
after he left her IS q mystery Ie has placed the
immigration authorities in a quandary. as. being
native ~ territory owned by the United States.
no cannot be legally detained yet they DO not wish
turn him loose I'm the ci'y without some friend 20
look after him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

movement has for some time been IN progress 'ot
raising by subscription from alumni am III a., ,te,
the university "a large sum for presentation III ltN'
on the occasion of the lclth anniversary or '"e
A6y,"es rom New-Haven yesterday quoted
President Hallcy and Treasurer Tyler as delstas
absolutely any knowledge Of d large GIT coming
~ Yale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
SEW BUILDING PLANS

Tss, Broadway o. conner 'nftrlin" -. tlr An
eight story ami la~rmeut brick ~tuf" ana shops
81 as4e % Lazarus I>V5. So 90 East hr"al"ay -
owner. FREQ Eheing architect .t.t.-.. .'ss.t.. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
HORSE AND CARRIAGE NOTES.

1P brewster & Co report good export trade
They made a shipment yesterday OF Brewster
top wagon to Harry Richards manager Of the
Tivoli Theatre sydney Australia
The Tribune said recently that the bay geldins
United States would make good match for O. H.
= Belmonts Uncle Sam. Charles T. Proctor OF
No POI Yves, FifN-cighth-st.. sold the bay sedlng
to Mr. Belmont a few days aeo. The price was
near the s. 600 mark. lie also sold a pair OF CHEST
nut cobs TO T. y Ames
Strauss & Hextcr. Of 40 l.7,o Broadway make
specially Of fine horses They have been collecting
for nearly year load Il horses Just arrived
Several Of the DO, were entered yesterday for the
Horse Show.
7 4. kaufman Of Miamisbure Ohio, has one
Of the finest displays of the carriage exposition at
the Grand Central Palace
s r. Bailey & Co.. OF Amesbury Mass. We're
the orieinators 81 Tho rneumati, wheel for wagons.
The present head of thc house Edwin w w.
Bailey. SAYS th,, are making DO" 'nE on" 'I tvo
xJck 4 CO.. of Woo.,cr-st ave- New-York agents
The classes AZ Durlanls Riding Academy FIFTY
nirth-st and Elshth-a,e were never h4i'4 80 ''''E
in the season as 80 the present time Mr. p"'''N'
has now three hundred saddle horses in daily "-'
and has had 90 r,ul stall room outside h, SAYS
mis- Is The best season he BIAS on yeI since il' '7
been IN business I'll, academy BIAS nine rdiF ill.,
structors.
The Hedges Seaman q Go. sale (Nov'mb'r GID OF
fast trotters VIII brine unl'r tho hammer ''' .'''
gray stallion Manager -n,'4. Manager is 'H ->''-
wood. dam Carrie aA Geoiee NiiH'-.
The Central Park Riding Academy srvon'h-ave.
and Fifty-ulnth-st.. has has Two stances III" ''
saadlers for three weeks. besides scvcnfy-hve t.
one hundred bead of private horses. The First
Signal Corps y g. y. y. reserves two E'nneS
Of the week Glasses " ~ 'n y ,,o. si ~ro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
AYLESMERE.
7crI IT. AND coLrMBts Az

The cahl. anal elevated hut step away Cen
trail Park iu' sep further
4 seven-room housekeeping Apartment: cleo
trio light. steam heat, elevators ~unning dav
and night. bicycle ROOM trunk rooms. uniformed
boys IN constant attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
4 PLr4SlNr DISTMcJ roR HouES.

Z = Gordon 81. & son report an active week
IN fine carriage and coach A,rse-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

J. p. Brewster & CO. report good export trade
They made shipment yesterday OF a Brewster
ION wagon 10 Harry Richards manager OF the
Tivoli Theatre. sydney. Australia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

Strauss & Hextcr Of No l.72o Broadway. make a
specially Of fine horses They have been collecting
for nearly a year a load e horses Just arrived
Several Of the lot were entered yesterday for the
Horse Show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

J. A. kaufman Of Mamishurs. OHIO mas one
Of the finest displays Of the carriage exposition at
the Grand Central Palace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22

A sale Of Kentucky harness horses, the property
Of J. b. Stewart. Lexington. Ky VIII be helo Al
the American Horse Exchange on Wednesday eN'l'.
Of " u Grand The catalogue mentions nun
her Of wen matched pairs and single 1oauss y, >.
Nth mares o. 2.3o ana better Inc Hri19uu i0'
as stock win bring out lively set OF BIDDERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
The Town send,

4 MsTEHl1AM AVE pS3 p gs7 handsome. fai
- every improvement h'' water. sl4 o. 81 lauIf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-22
Citn propertn for Sale.
tt+t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GREAT BARGAIN |

-Four story A m er ! c a n
basement and three story
high stoop private dwell
tngs. u. 6x5O feet con
tanning 10 rooms. , tii~l
bathrooms. tri m m . d
throughout IN hardwood
double floors. all modern
improvements on the
East Side ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
TOO YOUNG TO PUNISH.
Herman Fisher Youth Was His sal
Votfor- Other Cases

Herman Fisher Youth Was His sal
yauou-Othcr Cases.
Justice John was unable TO preside in
the Police Court yesterday morning on
account of the death of a relative, and
Squire L0nnie Graves took his place.
Herman Fisher. a small boy was up
0n the charge OF as-aultng ana stap-
bling A. s. haziegrOve. The proof 81 his
guilt was conclusive, but ne was dla-
missed.
"Too young 10 punish" was the com
mput of squire Graves.
stephen Morris and Henry Jackson,
both coiored, g0t into fight. Ihey were
fined So apiece. with an costs added.
Robert Davis and Eugene Miller were
charged with being Migrants, Dut lhe
allegation could not be suostantated' ana
they were dismissed
p Woods. who was accused or tres
passing ON the premises OF G.. w Em-
mons, was allowed 10 80 on pay heA1 Oh
costs.
LaVinia Holmes was alleged 20 have
been drunk and dis0rderly on The streets
When her name was called she Jared 10
appear. and am attachment was issued
for her. returuahle Monday morning.
John Weber was charged with IlEul-
ug orthe street Tie ala not put M an
appearancc when his name was called,
SO au attachment went olt. Weber came
in however. after Court adjourned, ana
will he ON hand Monday morning
King Howard. cOl0red. was finally tried
after several continuances ON me
charge of assau.tng and beating WING
Robinson He was promptly discharged
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
MILITARY ORDERS ISSUED.



"a '"ihl 'N9i"''7 d" l. - '"'' '''''
SYcc.al and general orders have been
.-...4 ... .t.. ,rf...... ,,.-rr,l.e off
w..
A'e p3 ''".' '- .' ''' '-'o' '-''
martr .n ll'fi as follows.
Ine following Iri.'d oNioeia OF VIE
sinia volunteer. having accepted coinil'7-
si3as in the United states volunteers.
their names are ordered ,o ne STRICKEN
from .Hr l5i obi fe-f-i 'IhceIs-
l-Leutenan,-Colonei James d. bitacA,
retired.
--tap.aln y. VI. lll-eiu-. ioli'l.
When mustered oHl OF lAe '"iien
States service iiese oi".. may Apply
ior -'.d-rnen. on tnr .IcA il-l ol
virginia volunteers.
Special o.der NO. p dated IGN Janl-
airy, 1872 having necn 'eiaft' ln lI"'l'-
mission iH-le'l h'''l'3 .'. '.''1 P.. Wv
relating lo me elecilnh OBJ "lIio'' ii ''il'-
pany g. FIRST hes.n. n. infantry. s''lu
eIo-lon having pe.h OFT. lh I'D ne n,'
not LATER than ihe lei OF fcn-uaf>' l'.''
the commanding oihcef 0i company g.
fiIst regiment infantry. l7 He''of or
dered 90 hold an election for the office OF
FIRST heaienant. ana TOT amy oihei once
that may become vacant oy rason "i
h".' '''o''"' "-''l- ti''' N'@' mum
date.
Ine commanding officer of Tho First
Battalion Virginia Natal Volunteers is
hereby ordered to hold an election f'r
the office of ACCOMPLISHMENTS. to
hu Che vacancy caused bog the re-igna ion
Of I8eu.eHaut-Comm4 rs. d. WIZ
lard. on Gtl April 1sa, and for amy
Other Offices chat may become vacant
br reason of such election. within thirty
DAVIS from date.
The commanding officer Of Division A.
First Battalion Virginia naval Nolm-
terre fs hereby ordered -o hold an oloc-
tou for tho office of lieutenant juni1r
crad1 To- an The vacancy caused boy
tho RESIGNATION Of Lieutenant Charles
J. Galrow. ON the 29h April. lsa.. and
for any other offices thai may become
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

COZ decided against the special masters.
1udee Atkins accepted the decision OF
Judco Gon. but Mr.. Peasants appeaiea
fo tbe United states Circuit court oil Ap-
raale His appeal was made ln ihe 'a-
,,citv of special master OF coui 3
tborrh IL created consiacrable CONNIE hl
fat the clerk Of the court ahoulu laNe
ar annell from the decision OF the Judge
of the same court ,..-.
r,-dro Go0 was disqualified from sitting
&, he case and Judge Simonton " ts UNI
49, ~, bs ,resont ON account of Illness.
r.lel. Morris nrawley and Naioll sdl
g.. .to ,oec which was argued for tne ap-
,,,iisr, bv O.. v. Meredith and nr wins
D, smith Cor Che Southern Railway COM
uary. and submitted ,,..,
~ eof Hermann Nccke appellant
,.. tho NqUcyt0Wn Mineral company ei
~, .r,.Ifce Anuoal from The Circuit
Court af the United states for the West
ern District of North Carolina. SUD-
rnitted ON briefs ny John H. hil'arA ior
enncli4nt and by james j. Merrmon Tor
the appellee. ,-........
rlainun n error ys. Postal Ie.e-iapn-
C,hr. Company. defendant 500 error ln
l....r FOO fhe icmt Cont of ihe United
ct..l. fl fhe Western District of N0rih
C.rol.na Argued hy A. l.. Holiday ant
Is d Eusbc for pianQn u error. and
rordIre fne argument Che court tdl1nf.-
Cd rrtH Monday morning at lN cio" h,
oha. tnr argument viii Doe concluded.
aim. next case called lDr argument is
%. .3 Che Emerson Company. appel
... t Robert Mitchell Nmocke an-
..-.. Nuu.aI from The Circuit Court off
m. tinted States for tho Eastern Disc
...t u. North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

Sir A. Lsues.an Johnston has just re-
turned from a trip 90 Honduras. whittier
he went as consulting eng neer 90 tho Hon
duras Transportation Company he rep
ra-cnfs Honduras as "a most fcrile couI-
try susceptible 90 great development and
am inviting Geld for investment. lie says
that the soil ls the richest ho ever saw
ana that the finest corn Is grown without
any cultivation whatever. Mr Johnston
was in Honduras less than forty-hye
DAYS yot Doc ate snap beans that were
planted and matured while Doe twas there
White at San Pedro suia De met Mr.
Frank M Parker. OF Richmond. who is
now In Honduras on business Mr. Parker
was quite we'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

wallace +. Brown. Leigh r. Page. a. W.
Patterson.
Judiciary Committee-Hil Carter, John
Plckreli. Emmett Scat0n. Judge George
l., Christian. II. NJ Tyler. John a. Lamb.
The Executive Committee. which Is
elected by the association. is. r. Carter
Scott. Colonel b. o. James. Hill Monta-
que.
Tho Committee on Admissions IS: Kirk
wood Mitchell. W. A. Moncure, NJ. NJ. Nc
CURE. Samuel REGISTER and Hugh An
trim
Tie Library Committee. appointed by
the Executive Committee is composed
81 Preston Cooke, Wyudham Il. Mere
dith and Hunsdon Cary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY,
Some Of the Subjects and Who VIII
Discuss Them.

Discuss Them.
Or. Lyman b. sherry AN eminent ply
stefan OF Oberin, -, viii speak 10 men
only in the association hall to-day q !
r. N. Dr. Sherry is considered the
leading lecturer ON Personal Purity ana
Will take for bis theme Male and FEE
male SO boys will Doe admitted
The BOYS Gospel Army VIII meet IN
the parlor at g D.. NJ. and DR.. sherry VIII
talk 10 the little soldiers for twenty
minutes. lie will give them something
60 think about and VIII entertain them az
The same time An boys are welcome
a ma s-mectiug of Methodists has been
arranged Co bc held an 1880 J.. NJ. TO-
day at Broad Street Methodist
church. Bishop G.. b. Galloway will
The Bautist sunday-school Association
of Richmond and Manchester Will hoid
It's February meeting. postponed rom
last sunday. ON account OF t9e snow t, %.
Neuable Street church TINS altei-
noon at $3.50 O'Clock. There will be sood
music and interesting addresses.
DR. Hatcher will occupy his pulpit nc
the Grace-Street Baptist church To-
day.
He will take the midnight train for
Atlanta. whore ne goes 10 assist Dr.
I.audrum in special meetings at the First
Baptist church OF that city.
Rev john Sweeney of Paris.
Ky. brother 90 Rev. Z. It Sweeney VIII
occupy the pulpit of the seventh Chris
tian church at both services to-day.
All seats are free and the public Is IN
Vifnl TO attend.
Rev. w. a. Campbell Of the virginia
Bible Society Will preach an the First
ENGLISH church this morning. Af-
ter the service there viii DE a congreed-
tlonal meet 90 select pastor.
The Young Peoples Union of Grace
street Baptist church will hold a mass
meeting this afternoon at I o'clock
10 which the Young people Of the congre-
cation have been specially invited Citr-
President hin Montague and others Will
speak
The religious services I'm the Soldiers
Home chapel are suspended FOR few
DAYS on account Of fhe absence Of fuel
for fires. due % the heavy storms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
A GREAT WORK.
Tunnel More Than Twelve Miles Long
Through Swiss Mountains.

Tunnel More Than Twelve Miles Long
Through Swiss Mountains.
Although it is only five months since
work was begun on the new simpIon tun-
mel which viii be the longest in the
world u2is miles,. already inns, houses
and roads have sprung up in what was
before a. wilderness. and there is con-
tlnuous going up and down OF horses
carts, workmen ana machinery
The chief difference between the Sim
Dion and It's two great rivals, the 81.
Gotbard and the Mont Cents, will be the
double tunnel. Each is designed 70 be IL
feet wide, Is feet nigh and % feet be-
tween the two communicating by open
ines every 90 feet. and having half
yyav underground station. But AZ present
Only one tunnel will be cut, which 1t Is
expected viii be nnish I'm i've years,
while the other viii only be constructed
az those points required for the Fentiia'
tion of the first. Sc reserving the com
plete opening until such time as the
increased traffic shall require H.
The workmen employed In this siean-
tic oneratlon number 1906 all Italians.
putting together the work done on the
Swiss ana Italian sides IN these fve
months. II makes cutting OF 1910 feet
al 22c0 feet above the level or NE sea.
Telegraphic and telephone communlce-
ton advances with the work. 50 that IN
case Of need help or medical aid can be
quickly obtained. over N.50000 has al
ready been expended outSbf the $1,000 90
which IL is estimated the whole viii alb
sorb. Rome Cor New York Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

The Governor WIS in his office at the
capitol only short while Yesterday. and
len for Libby Htl where hc spent some
time iu viewing the river DO was one OF
the greatest sights he ever witnessed
De- states.
Genr.M s. d. Nevherry OF "Hig
-Four" fame. has declined appointment
m. a member OF the state Board ~ Agri-
culture for the Smith dis riDt
Tho Governor has commissioned Co.
James S Browning. OF TazewcL Cor sue
coed him. Colonel Browning g. ono ot the
big coal operators or P0eahonlas ana
is leading Republican, lle was private
secretary fO Governor Cameron.
The laW requires thaf nof over six mem
bo~s NJ tho Board shall be from any one
uOitlcaI party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
CLERK TAKES APPEAL.
Not willing 20 Abide by the Decision
orthc Judge.

ofthe Judge.
In the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals yesterday "a case was argued
which created much interest. and pro-
VokcQ considerable comment 10 was the
case Ol M. j. plcasants et ais, appel
laut 49,. Southern Hallway Company.
appellee
Several years ago when the Richmond
and DanyMe Railroad Company went
into the hands of "a receiver Judge CON-
sitting lu the United States Circuit Court
for the Eastern District OF Virginia. APP
pointed ~ f. Peasants and Thomas )
Atkins special masters in the chancery
cause OF William y. clyde et ais, VS..
the Richmond and DGnvnle NanrOad
company et ais. Their duties were 90
hear evidence and take an necessary ac-
counts and report lo the court the
amount and nature OF Indebtedness of
the company and general information
regarding the financial condition OF the
company
AT tho time Of the appointment Judge
con authorized the special masters 20
draw g25 per month each from the COM
pany for services, on account. their tul
compensation 10 be decided later. Sub
soquently Judge Con- decided that the
compensation OF tho special masters
should be 5000 per annum each includ-
Ing the N25 por month. This was paid
except the last eight months Tor which
time a balance OF S.+i5.o6 Was claimed
10 ba due Ih1s Mes refused Snd Judge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

I'm the New Congressional Library, ls'H.
Ev Rev. W. d. Woods. Baltimore MO-
De trod the Hall of Captains, DER him
high
Were shining names. the Macedonian
Rome.s michhest. mishtier he Of Garth
age old.
And l1,.r lights new risen iu wars wild
Dazzied upon him. Long with wistfh
eye
The soldier sought a name nowhere en-
rolled
on those bright walls but after i'm the
cold
Capitol wandering, came by chance
anigh
A western oindOw-there Potomac lay
Rimmcd with Nirg.nian hills, and in the
sun
Far oil "a pillared mansion, then the gray
Worn warrior straight uncovered, and
his one
Unwoundcd arm was lifted in the old
way
For Ills lost captain-Lee Of Arlington!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

'''
through Fulton with hr hfn'..
fI-. Intending '' return later ana i''
cute tho WORDS
HlS LAST WORDS
just n'I.i' I'f.I''.- .'''
Louisiana. he turned t0 dr. Gurus ana
remarked.
lf anything happens oaH un foN lhI'
g. Co.,. on Main street, between Nlh'"
and Tenth
Tie Dad scarcely uttered ih" "'iN7 "
Tore Mr. 'WH- noticed iHft nr was I.'Hl-
lIe af once caught hm. ana Noln i'H
lo iir ground ''E'."'I' captain '"''"''
being O. FrrF heavy man.
Ni- 't'"
Nt george Nh-nI. whose r'.I' I7 ,,ll
Hi ni.N. came To Jus HiN. HflN''I 'l''i'
thrr carried tho uue1us .i0us form into
+I. nnu... and f4fI Do 0r nn fmuroyisel
hof u- Do Uir,Irnau who was uass-
. ,. ...r,t f, .r9 administered
"- ..t.t-
restorative 7I'.' N'''..-.
hfr WAS given. ana 20. niIi'Ht was i''-
bed W 100 'IfnnNni- All tNniI3, u'NtFti0
were unaNnine. ilf captain Ialcoll
lrr.tfrI his last f.n minutes after DE
,r.t. t...s .
was ,s-
'e''lN'a ate 'I o'a.h ..''' ".
As soon as ll became evident lnal ti-
forts to res1scuato ST. Talcott were
hopeless. llr Curtis hurried TO the
neaFys, phone ,g /. p.,,-.. wv ID ,,era5 tbe
-"' NJ c,,-tts
phone. and al lh. l'Iue7. OF MI- NuI''a,
notified Colonel d. NJ. d. IHI''Il anu
Major TT. ID Whiicomp ol lne std oc-
CurrCuce.
Colonel Taicou 30 once sent Cd telegram
Me- r.r,.tt v-r, b. on "a visit TO
,rrenofie Nd notIr,lnr her of her
b,.h.r4.- death Air. ~ Christian
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
g n - "a - Ia Y a.
Rs.,stbs a The kld You Hare AHaS Bought
Signature at NHHAZzzzM
GRIPS RAV1CTS DOONrD.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
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germs. heals the lungs ana prevents the
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Price. 90 cents and $500. Money back ~
not cured A trial bottle free at Owens &
Minor Drug Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

The Ladies' Social, which was to have
been given on February %, by the Rich
mond Lodge OF Elks, at Elks Home, has
been postponed on account of the wealth
err.
4 sufficient notice will be given as %
the new date. Members should cunhnue
10 send I'm the number OF persons they
expect 10 bring with them.