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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24

For Whooping Cough. Aathma,
Bronchitis, or Consumption. no nedi-
cine equal FonSsen's Kinney ef Par
Price . and 80 cents Parry aud
Thomas. may3-lm
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24
In the spring the birds are singing

Nothing is more disgracefnl than in
sincerity.-Cicero
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24
Daughters. Attention 7!

The best smoker, the Proctor Knott
CIGAR
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24

Ernest Melton has succeeded r. r.
Cronjn as manager OF Alexander = .ele-
phone exchange ut Pr0viflcilee.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24

Live only for to-day and YOU ruin to-
morrow.-SimmOns.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24

-Ho, for the Ladies Fairl
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24

DIR. Hobson. Dentist.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24

Ready Wear Department showing beautiful line Of Ladies' Sill
prices prevails i'll this DEPARTING
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24

Nice Dress Ginghams 5, 81 and &c yard
Fine French and Silk Ginghams . So to 2lc ward
Atwood Dress Goods, SO inch wide, stylish ard
pretty CheviOt effects Ice yard, worth SOC
Nice Bleached Towels
Our Glover Leaf Damask Towels now only 10 cents
Mems and Boys Percalle Shirts &. 25c each
Baby Shoes, all colOrs and white. 25c
Ladies' kid, button and lace Shoes, pat tip only zoe
Mems SUNDAY Shoes" good quality only CSC
Mems Cashmere Pants, black and blue 75c per pair
Our Boys Knee Suits all Double Knee and Seat
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24

In this Hot Bargain Sale we are naming Special
Prices on Table Linens, Napkins and Doilies They
will 60 very fast at prices named.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24
Mo lsssxE7e, PaiIs

Or discomfort. no irrisats.n ~ the In
testines-but gentle, prompt. thoro'igh
healthhll cleansing, when you taxc
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24

Knott Cigar.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24
See Our Line Of Lace Curtains.

Get Our Hot Bargain Prices on AL Kinds Of Hosiery
We placed sale the Red Hottest line of Clothing
shown in this city We carry everything in favor this
in this department Get Hot Bargain Prices this
line before purchasing elsewhere Respectfully
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1899-05-24
THE MEBusyBee Cash Stores Bargains


wihe
Tempt
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poN.Ts FOR wnEEl.NEN.

Don't forget that n bicycle needs OIL
ing. same as any other high grade ms
chluery. rsc Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co.
will clean and oil your -Nhccl three
times n week for 81 per month.
Don't uss inch and n half tires when
Il is possible Co use two inch. your
wheel will run easier.
Don't &c; tired waiting for that large
shipment OF 30 model Sterling bicycles,
thcy will soon be here.
Don't buy a wheel until you have
had n good look ut the Sterling.
pon't forget that they only ask 50
for the highest grade wheel made 30
the country today.
Don't you want first class repairs
n You do. 90 TO the Pacific Cycle 4
Mfg. Co.
DON'T forgot that they make bicycl'
repa ring in all It's branches. and nick
"a plating. n speciality.
Don't forget the name and number
Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co. Ehlcrs b'i'd
ing. Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24
SUNDAY school Union.

\ symposium on Reviews wiil con
s,itute the novelty az the meeting to-
day at l:sJ p. m. Next sunday is the
Quarterly Review; hence the fo'sowtas
variation in tho program: Mrs. A
drcws WILL present thoughts on Re
view in the Primary" MT. Richards
will deal with Review. BY suggestive
symbols on Blackboard: Mr. Bowcu
will present the "Rsview from ths
standpoint G. the Superintendent 81
Committee"
The special tropie Is The Ho.ss. IL
past successes and opportunities Got
Improvement" which cannot fail %
interesting treatment in tho hands %
Mrs. Emma Nakuina.
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FAST COLORS.

We are sois zErats for sbe -s<scNsc-
SAW MARBLE COS cr3et.r'st<-d
Georgia AID ltsstan ssashles. THIS be-
thc oriF rnzra9s tkzs ss isuaeTTtous 80
liquids snd Usli not sss5a ia thts c3i-
uszse. We WDsld have Jos sNasnir'c
our ssnp1es ard sspck Ia this fnzsss<.
DARK blue topaz is vesg povular and
fnr rock ssr~,d vork 81 ss admitted by
~FerTu-e 90 30 -. nessess EFsaite IN
she market We wosld llke 60 qSotc
Fos prices CO thlss
We hzadls = nlne iiae &C Verrnoot
zna NeE Hzrnpshire Ersnise and cas-
give Foa pssces O. this shst ~ill sur
prise yo1s
We arc Ia = s.osissoa 10 furussh sss-
zzsiza h,sc ssoas for Nosuaeasa1 pur-
poses AID make = specially Co corrinE
for ts~ns. crnrtcTses. rtrs
No tro1b,e to show goods asd qooto
prices az aay sine.
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BY AUTHORITY,
sEAI.ED TENDERS

VIII BE- received az thr pssce of ths
Miuisscr % the iut.rjor siIi ~ O'Clock
noon uf Thursday. April s;h. 1850. Zoe
the addition to Police Ssasion. Hoao-
lulu.
Plans AID specifications az ths ustics
% the Sups. Public Works
The Minister does not bind himssi.
to acccpi the ipucst or any bid.
JAS. \. KING.
Minister uf shr lnsrssor.
March stth. 1850. So
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~ .BBING ARRAY
Chins-s Usss "a knifS on AnoghSr.
lhS Arrest.


Last night Deputy Marshal ChUinE-
worth and Chas. Faasuf Wc-c walk =
along KsEaulikc street. watch nE for
Irregular thai might tuTa a..
Suddenly they heard a Chinamaa esy
out. They ran % the place from
whence the cry came. \ Chiaaman
pointed 90 one % the small yards near
by and said that a Chimes who had
stabbed a-o;hcr was Ia thcrc hid.aE-
The Deputy Marshal wsut Co tac
place. when near be could ssc the
man hiding between two % ;he build
irgs. Tie ut once ordered him % come
out. The Ch.naman d!d no; ctcy. 90
CaiIlingworth fred shot into the air
The Celestial az once cam. out. and
when searched a pocket knife. whice
was vet. vas found on him. !; had
cvidc=tly been washed in order 10 q
face blood stains. The Deputy Mar
shall. leaving the man tn charge %
Faneuf. went up stairs. where he foan'
a Chinese suffering with a bad v5ua'
in the thigh.
Both men were ut once taken 10 IN
station. where Dr. Emerson dressed IN
wound. The assailan;. Who has bcCi
10 Jail several times before. was locke
up. His hearing will come uP chi
morning.
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For "a Valley iiomS-

John r. Hackfcld. Who has a hand
some home on Punchbowl. and who
owns n number OF pieces of property
about Honolulu. has just added anoth-
er and a quite important holding 10
his list. lie has bought from W. c.
Achi two and thrcc-tcnths acres IN
Nuuanu valley. adjoining the Queen
Emma place. The site is a part Of
what was formerly the Royal AErt-
cultural Socicty's experiment station,
under the direction Of Mr. HO,sicin,
father OF senator Hols;ein. %, Hawaii
II Is believed. although Mr. Haekfcld
has not said so for publication. that II
l. his intention to- have a comfortable
valley home. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Haes'
field are quite fond Of the valley. II .
evident that the German Consul ans
wealthy mCrChar; does not iutsud q
soon leave Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24
Duly az GOVERNMENT.
should ProSeSd to Drain PriNaiS
Premises.

NNAaaH
The Government a. See Wuss uf atE-
ElrE a caaai foF FvisasiaE thr zairr On
waioiasna poad nay b. simpiy d'.nE
preliminary vosk toward srarrai
purifying ani brautifyiHE 90 thai pags
uf tuau preparatory g. taytnE 81 uai
a. n PARK The t1ra teas thr u~urfs
pf thr land shuuid fay for diEEsaE ~
canal is a faisr oee. if ths poats ar
a nuisance thsy wvrv uus made 80 hf
the owners 90 thc LAID aad thr psasrs.
therefore. can hardly - ccussastcd az
maintaining a nuisance tn aliuuiuE thr
ponds % rcmaiu- Whatcv~r rNE-e@ss
NAV D. nrcrssary. 60 rccaain ~ ta1t
should D. pad frgm Coverumrns flaas
rather than b. oaarFs us iessc--s. To-
ruakai side 90 the ruad has hcs1 cu1-
demncd for PARK purposes and az a
meeting 90 citizens held LAST year a
Recommendation uas made asking cca'
drmra alton % land ga the mauka a.
This report called for an sxPcadiiurs
% SiOC go and uas prumpsiy pooh
rsonhrd BY a.. representative. TO-DAY
The value ~ thr land in gucssina hai
increased materially and Wili coaiinuD
To do 80 until 10 all b. bcyoad ~
reach % the Government. To shc lay
man ts would APPEAR that nuu ts ~
time 10 secure vhas titlu rcsidcuts -
demand whca the city grows and ~
price ALL b. bsycnt the limtt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE

Taxpayers arc hereby apsised thzs
Ia accordance wish Sectioa -. Aes ~.
session Lass isss. that ali PeFsoa2i
taxes and dos taxes vhseh shall 80
main unpaid on March 5tss 90 ezch
year shall thereby and thsEssPoa BE-
come dslingusat. and tea Psr csai- %
the amount thereof shall BE- aedei
thereto and become due ~ = sart
thereof.
IL any personal taxes or dos sas
shall remain unPaid after the siss asy
% March. ten Der esat- ot sarA taxc'
shall b. added 20 the anozat % such
taxes az said date b. The Assesso-. an
shall b. collected az a part % s1rA
taxes
JONATHAN SHAW.
Assessor F5rss Divissoz
Approved
:. ". DAMON.
Msusst.r os Flaaacs.
siss-5;
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An Indian in the Family

Lieut.. Coolidge. now here with the
L. :. V. Engineers. Is n cousin Of the
we'll known Maj. Coolidge. 4. ;. n.
who. "a n captain. served on the from
tier for many years. Maj. Coolidge
and his wife many years ago adopted
an Indian infant. coming iato Poascs-
sion OF the little redskin through some
circumstance which the writer has for
gotten. The Indian Is nov Known az
the Rev. sherman co0lidse and Is az
Episcopal clergyman with a good Wv
ing. Rev. Sherman Coolidge is
charming and highly educated gentle
man. tie cut of from the Indians en-
,ircly and was reared carefully BY ih'
kind army officers family.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24

\. Z. De Fluent. editor of the Jour
nal. Doylestovn. Ohio. suffered for n
number OF years from rheumatism N
his right shoulder and side Tie says;
My right arm az times vas entirely
useless. tried Chamberlain Pain
Balm. and was surprised 20 Feeeive re-
lief almost. Immediately. The Pain
Balm has been n constant companion
OF mine ever since and IL never fails.
For sale by Benson. Smith & Co. Id
wholesale agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24
WEAK MEN

Asf eU-f~ =Fksl go
nsrEf~r ae - rrsf a.. 2
~ faF. sF1 see t1rg
srsrss. ss q r'e -
So srrss Asarrasls- IL
s~rs 90. DE- prfgr q
Elfgffg Erif q sea
crsH ! rsssarssiEr.
~ @~e1 sef a Ffe~
r-1srcr eIss 49, 30 4
Na. Actress
- Narfss 81
-sz FfS.r ess
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24

Ladies OF Honolulu call up phone "a.
the New England Steam Bakery and
Candy Co. who will furnish you with
the finest line OF ice cream, sherbets,
bread, pastry, candies. etc. made IN the
city. Special features are April Fool
candy and Easter egg novelties. j.
Oswald Lutted, Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF
HEALTH.
Iioaoluip. ~. l.. March -. i&Ss-
At . meeting of the Board os Health
held this day HENRY y. COOPER,
ESQ was elected Prysi3sut o: sss
Board % Health. vice wiIli.s .
Smith. Eco. resigned
CHARLES WILCOX.
Secretary Board of Iissish
SIs5
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24
PaTtial List Of Rsal Estate
FOR SALE Nv
Will T.. Fisher,
ssLL EsTLTE AGENT AND LU.TIosEER-
EGN urrg Fei IBt KGrAIri arsk.

IMPROVED
y-s,a. EEEs,s nash asalarrr co slEar. ia
kaishi. 60 uerk1sf stFusss - fc-<
usrs fsrrrs aufk az ramssarlr-
ualY aasuaf 1ee fari ffsn NtnE
ssrrss Thas rirEznt rsfnsr n~s
ccsssEe Lsnsa Cstacs,s1odp $50
sainlnE sFssa large reczns. s1zA
al ma1rfm trs-lfgsr-'lfnss. an
r1adinE rcfcrlaia t,ash tss. brsck
rAimarf. sa,sstaaslai fouadasson.
sirei shrsuFhpas wiih eiorxrsn
usrcs. sinriY papsfcs. sac ef ,ot
seal e.. Thas rlace shuaid &c ss<-n
20 - zr.srucszied- Ca every ~
srrcs Be- ts az tdoal ho-or
ssste-t tsFrsania - Escssssg. House
% aine rpsans Slss 90 lSi t"sr
80
500 NakltI rrsldencfs s1sr 90 80 %
UNINrRoVEp
siSsa- E4rh. TEs s'arzns lsaisdinE
loss. siss 90 usra sssNtao,. % pa
ac. -. gnss nnssh &C tysnalale -
Wish aasundanrs 90 valuable fruls
trees. EsXr~slens res5deace la'c.,,sy.
futa@-WsskEka raaf. tear 1no. En2
read. lyus teexiies rbnap
gss-Qs-sn -. lue- teNien
sisas-Coi1rrc -. 30. tlts ksa ding
lDs. FenneE and MIA lawn and
shrnssserF. Stsc ssktss,
gIpse-A fcH lots lsss ca Brrstanls snd
Oh kinE ssrcess4. s1xiSA. tz'a
cash. hsianoc GO sirne.
kstae- s:,cEans marsns VlrS lcs- s-tnai<
On Thurssua aNcnnr. sdycininr
she r~ssdrace uf wraF Tzysor
EsQ. NSth unoisasocs~d mzfsns
vs~n and surruundinr counfrf
t.ns srsrarr,d. ks11kh~a6cd and "a
sxrwlscns naadissoa. rcadr So
esuiidtnE. sac taex3eN. uuss ~
$500 60 &c aupsu~4ascts
Addissonai lies ur.oa appitcssbons
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24
TENDERS FOR BEEF oNrrIIE-


Tenders -Htli be received az the os1ice
os The board % Hcsith ap ts O'Clock
"Wednesday afternoon. March -. 1870.
for suPP.yiaK The LcPsT scssSornsas.
Mo,ossi. with BEEF Cattle for the Pe-
rod of six oushs ending Srpse@brr
-. 1850. under the fo,isuiaE coaai-
lions:
!. Tsc ssastacgor In supply va;
Beef Cattle 20 weigh not ioss ihsa
$50 Tbs. ~ en- dressed.
+. Cattle 60 b. delivered ia lots
spcciacd ~ the SaPSr.assnScus &C iss
L.eper ..eticncns. and to average frosz
20 to 80 head per month. more og less
:. Cattle dying within - hOars az
ter delivery. from iajary OF oss~'
cauacs sustained previous to delivery
10 - the contractors los.
:. catilc iaiurcd when Delivers
and killed fog that rca~oa 10 - p2it
for at 3 per ccas. less thaa che Goa
tract price.
The tender mus ~ :or che price pc
puun.. dressed
Hides. taiioE and oral 60 bc ~
property og the Boar1.
The Board of Health docs not bsa'
sts.rit 90 scecps a.. io~"ss ot any BID
by order of the Board of usaath-
CHASA WILCOX.
Secretary Board % Hesisss.
itons,usu. March 70. $50.
sssi-tt .Dss-ts
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THE HAWAIIAN IRON FENCE
AND MONUMENTAL CO.

su Kiax stree;. iIacola Back
Tc.spAoae tez.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-24

Eczema. scaid head. hives. itchineSs
OF the skin OF any sort. instantly and
permanently cured. Doans's Ointment.
at any chemists. 50 cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
WINTER TOURIST RATES VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Commencing November lst and continu-
ing until April 30. 1850, the Southern Rail-
way will sell excursion tickets to the
various winter tourists points located on
its lines. as we'll as those located on lines
of It's connections. at greatly reduced
rates-COlumbia. Charleston, Jackson
VILE. St Augustine and many Florida
points Key West. Nassau, y. T.; Ha-
vana. cuba: Aiken. s. c.; Augusta Ca;
Asheyille. y. Gland Of the Sky; Hot
Springs. New Orleans. San Francisco,
resorts i'm Mexico. New Mexico, and many
other points I'm the South and Southwest.
are included in the list. The Southern
facilities for handling such travel are IN
surpassed. operating as it does the most
superb and luxurious trains. composed Of
Purman's latest design sleeping cars and
Southern Railway dining-cars. with fast
and convenient schedules. Tourist sleep
err is operated three times week between
Washington. d. c., Danyiile. Va. New
Orleans. and San Francisco without
change For detail information apply TO
any AGENT Southern Railway
C. w. WESTBURY. T. p. A.,
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
CALIFORNIA EXCURSION.

Leaving Washington every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 1915 p. NJ.
via Southern Railway; new tourist sleep
ers. personally conducted; 90 through to
san Francisco without change Of cars.
conductors or portors. The route IS
through Atlanta. Montgomery, New Or
leans. Houston. San Antonio. New Mexico
Arizona and Southern California. The
cars are the very latest pattern OF Pun
man tourist sleepers, rosewood hnish.
high-back seats. sixteen sections supplied
with linen. etc same rs standard sleeper
lighted with P.ntsch gas, wide vesubule.
double sash and roller curtains. lavatory
and smoking room for gentlemen. and
two retiring rooms for ladies'. Three and
one half days to Mexico and Arizona.
four DAYS 10 Los Angeles and Southern
California. and FIVE days 70 San Francisco
The tourist car fare is less than via any
other route. saving from $500 TO 5000
for the trip.
Train leaving Richmond at Il p NJ.
daily connects with the above cars at
Danviile and Charlotte. thus forming
through connection and continuous trip
from Richmond ana all adjacent points
with 10 change Of cars after leaving
Danv.llc.
For information. maps. rates. etc, APP
uIv 20 any agent Southern Railway: \.
J. POSITION, General Agent. Washington,
u. c., or
c. W. WESTBURY. T. p. a.
Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
WOMEN SMOKERS.
The Smart Set in England and Amer
lea Adopts the Custom.

II. as we are reliably informed, smok-
ing has become not only lad, but j
habit among the women Of the smart set
in England, we can expect our dainty
Tipped wives and daughters 10 follow suit
and rustic into a room with the odor Ok
tobacco cEnging TO their garments,
rather than that faint indehnaDle per
fume that is always associated with the
garments Of fair womanhood.
Tie habit OF smoking, writes Lady
Ieune. in one of the wOmen's papers, mas
now become quite a natural thing among
many English women 1t Is not IN the
least unusual for cigarettes 20 be handed
round in the drawing room after the
women have gone upstairs ana lett the
men TO drink their wine and eat their
dessert and within the last two months
two cases OF women smoking IN pubic
have come under my notice. In pointing
out. however, that the practice OF wO-
men smoking has not found general favor
in England, the writer adds: To begin with,
the class of women who ape thu manners
and customs of men Is small, and re-
cruited from those whom we should
hardly call typical Of what IS best and
highest among them. But they. unfor-
tunately, belong TO class 20 whom the
disaereeabe word smart Is applied
and therefore they, 10 a certain extent
govern public opinion and lead il, and
many otncr women, OF themselves diiil1a-
be and harmless enough, consider IL
smart to initiate a class which they
look on as giving the tone TO society.
Whether smoking will become general
among women is doubtful. but II is
curious fact that the lower class Of
women. who once smoked enormously.
have entirely abandoned 81. while the
better and higher ones are again adopting
il. Lady Jeune confesses 10 being old
fashioned enough 10 regret that fact that
English women have taken 10 smoking.
The smell OF stale smoke which haunts
the clothes and hair for DAYS is not a
fragrant one. and we cannot help feeling
that as the habit grows on woman she
becomes still more careless as to the ef-
feet il has on her health and surround
ings. I believe the habit will not spread
or long survive IN England. because me
majority Of opinion IS against its conun-
uance PHILADELPHIA Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
BRISTOL TRIBUNE
CHANGES HANDS
Sold Under a Decree, it Was Bid in
for a Local Company.
A TIMBER COMPANY ORGANIZED,
viii Develop Valuable Timber Proper.
ties in Western North Carolina.
\ Railroad il Being EX-
tended Into This Region.

BRISTOL Va. Nov 2j-special-Ine
Bristol Tribune, Briators morning paper,
ras sold this week by a consent decree
Tho proborty not including the press.
was bid in by John H. Caldwell reprcs-
entmg a local company, for $3.50. The
purchasing company is backed ty cone
siderable capital. and BE- is understood here
that the paper is to Boz enlarged ANA grea,-
Is improved. although the plans of tho
company have not been made public.
A strong timber company capitalized az
$1,000 has just been organized aud char
tered In upper Tenncsacc, the principal
stockholders being citizens OF Johnson
Cir, The company has TOR IT'S purpose
the development of valuable timber prop
critics i'm western North Carolina ana
win BEGIN operation at an early date.
In this connection. the Ohio River ana
Charleston Railroad Company i5 building
am extension OF IT'S road from LdWin,
Tenn, into the mountains OF North Clio-
lima and the same viii penatrate mo
timber section in which the East Iennea-
see company Will operate.
MISSIONARY RETURNS.
Miss Linuie Davis left her home near
Arlington SlNen years abD ~ piit'- Nt'-
missionary work In Korea. During her
absence her mother died. Miss Davis re-
turns as Mrs. Harrison. having married
Rev. Mr. Harrison. an American mis-
sionary, with whom she met Ia Korea.
The couple will visit In Bristol. and VIII
60 thence 10 Kentucky 10 spend the win
ter at the old home Of Alr. Harrison.
John y. Admas, who has Interested him-
self in Organizing capitalist into compan-
les for the purpose of developing The phy-
rites and other ore deposits In upper
East Tennessee. has just returned from
The East lie states that he has sue
cceded in organizing The Garter Steel AID
Iron Company Of East Tennessee. which
company absorbs the Helen Malde Iron
Comuany and the Blue Springs Mining
Company. The capital stock OF the con-
Germ. now $4,000. viii. Mr.. Adams states
be increased 10 10000 The officers are.
L. T Coleman. president and Charles
II. Baker. secretary and treasurer. DE-
rectors l.. T. Thackenthau. Dr. Myron
REYNOLDS. John s. Adams Mark BIZ
mingham and Charles II. Baker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
THEIR FAVORlTE TEXTS.
Several Prominent Ministers Tell
About Theirs.

In response to some queries sent out TO
a number of Richmond ministers as 20
their favorite texts. the replies below are
given from several OF the best known
preachers OF this city.
REV. DIR. W. II. L. SMITH.
"Phn. &c., IS. a. Brethren, 1 count not
myself vet 10 have apprchended. but
one thing I CO. forgetting the things
which are behind and stretching forward
n the things which are before. / pres
on toward the goal unto the prize OF tbs
high calling Of God In Christ Jesus"
REV DIR. W. V. TUDOR.
1T have any fayorite text il may 10
found in Luke NviiI. l3: God be merci-
full 10 me a sinner"
REV. DIR. JERE WITHIBRSPOON.
ST. John ILL., 10. For God so loved the
world that he gave his only bcgotten
Son. that Whosoeyer heleveth IN HIM
should not perish but have everlasting
lHe"
Rom. viii ~: "And we know that al
Things work together for good to them
that love God 10 them who are the called
according 10 his purpose"
REV. DIR. J. b. HAWTHOhNE
1t is a faithful saying and worthy az
all acceptation that Christ Jesus came
into the world 10 save sinners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26

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