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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION TIMBER
Land. Act unoA tsis United States Land

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION TIMBER
-, Limit ctJunoA isis united States Land
ouir-, OCCUR d Aisne. Idaho, Ot.t0ber gO 1890
nntlc. y hereby given thai In compliance,
win Tho prOv islons II the net OF Congress- OF
Jane 1874, entitled AN uct Tor ths sale III
un.hss lands In the states OF California. Ore
ssf.n'is9 to all the Public Land states ky act
~ Ansust ! is1s Martin cieary, ~ spokunc,
county ~ Spokane, state 10 Washington has
This day filed IN this office his sworn state
mcni No ". for the purchase Of the MI IA of
st.ti.n ~ q " Township Ma il n. Range 40,
y wv, ~ A., and will oifer proof "a show thnt
ms 'kpu 9au<ht IL mare Valuable for It's tln-
tst ~ Rts,tis than for agricultural purps,s.s
pnd ~ y tsbii@h his claim IA said land hufnr,,
Inv Gryi.tfr aud Receiver ~ this Office NJ
tsEur d-Aienc. Idaho. On Thursday. the sth
Ny ut January. i.pA
liz nais,es a. witnesses; Frank BRADLEY.
Jnlarf .Miter,. Robert n Morrison, aud NM
lam = tiyr,rd. NIL 81 spokane. Washington,
ANY anu MI persona Claiming adversely tho
lhtts claims In this nfYice ~ ~ b~f,r,. x.id
9Th day af January. Inn
y. II. nUDIoNG.
Va S0 k.sisicr
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
NOTICE FOR prrn1,cAy,ov.J

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land. Act June 8. 1873 United Sd
Office. Occur d'Alene. Idaho Ser
1890. Notice is hereby given that 6
arce with the provisions OF the p
gress of June 3. 1878. entitled An
sale OF timber lands in the States &
mia. Oregon. Nevada, and Washingt
tory" as extended to all the PSI
States by act OF August 4. 1892. John 7
MedimOnt, County of kOOtenai, ST
no. has this day fled in this Office r
statement NO. ID. for the purchase1
Ia of Section NO. 4, in Township
Range NO. 5 W.. B. NJ. and will ofFS1|
show that The land sought is more u
its timber or stone than for agricuI
poses. and to establish his claim to {
before the Register and Receiver n :
at Occur d'Alene, Idaho, on Tues
day of December. 1899
He names as witnesses: James
Robert Stewart. George Barnes. NJ
Andrews, all of Medimont, Idah0 n
Any and all persons claiming adj
above-descrihed lands are requesa
their claims in this Office on or
9Th day of December. 1899.
u. II. BUDL0
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
NorlcE reR rueLleArloN mar, -,

NoTlNE FOX. PUBLICATION nEr8na>
,s,.,,, esn. el th. iater.or i.auA pf.c-, y,
It"t NitHN idAltA ,Asieissr ia tS.sl ~,
80 7 merit ny ytvsn that the fuift,sglss'.
40 ~ ~ sas rlsd ne;iee ~ his uiyn "a,
ana 81. u,'al hfssS ~ support 1T hi. Vssin1.
iiiiasessH. :. Neasms>sioslet. ~ Alarkh
n.h'A ea NNssmeof - iss1 VI. g.. i !,
r. NJ y - "a =" ~ X, . ",
HI u. names the following witnesses i, ,r,,-..
81 ssa {s,.i ssts, st'ps upon AND tlf.ga mr.
~, I'm =. Ss.,,A ttSnrs = Graves. ana Susrs.si :,
turner all at Markham Itlah,a 'sss'S,S' =
% 4 Y. n. hlp,tfNr.
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Land, Act June 3, 1s1s-Uniil
Land Office. Occur d Alene, Idaho, r
20. 1889. Notice is hereby given til
pliance with the provisions of thep
gress of June 3, 1878. entitled AN q
sale of timber lands in the states q
MIA. Oregon. Nevada and WashinEl
tory" as extended to all the ID
States by act of August 4, 1892. Fra
ray. of st. Paul. County OF Ranseyl
Minnesota. has this day filed in ttl1l
sworn statement No ~. for the RI
the So NW4 and VIZ N.Y. of Sect
in Township No. IS n, Range M q
ana Will offer proof to show thai
sought Is more valuable for its timb
than for agricultural purposes. an
fish his claim to said land before ~
and Receiver of this Office at Cos
Idaho. on Monday, the 4th day Of
1899.
lie names us witnesses: Million 1
Howard b. Gumaer. Frederick Ct
George Richardson. all OF Priest ~.
Any and all persons claiming adv
above-deScribed lands are requeel
their claims in this office on or befc
day OF December. 1899.
d. II. BUDI
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
Notice Tor Pu0IlcOIlOl
Timber Land. Act June J
United States Land otfis2

lin1Der Land Afi June
United States Land ofi1
d.Alene. Idaho. August
Notice is hereby given that y
with the provisions of the act OF
June 4 ISIS. entitled AN act g
timber lands in the States OF Caa
gon. Nevada. and Washington
extended to all the Public Land
OF August I. ls.ss. Albert \. Loth
son, tounty OF Nenominee. state
has this day filed in this office his
ment Ne. 81. for the purchase OF
Ssctlon No. u. in Township No =
No. w. r. NJ, and will offer pre-
that the land sought is more v.li1
umS,r or. stone than for agrics
poses. and to establish his claim
before tie Register and ReceiveS
nee az Cocur d'Alene. idaho, ON
the >ta day ef November. 1889
lie names as witnesses: MILO
acorge u. Richards hosard
ana Frederick Gumaer, ali OF
Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming
a.oFe-,ie>crihed lands are requ
their claims in this office on
sth day Of November. 1899.
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
HQl!Ge la[ Publication.
rinitee Land. Act June Z iS7s
ntItl ~sa4,,~ .,s,5i ,3,.s... -.


>HtlSs Is herl5 given that ia cantullnnra
IN las p5s'Ni>suns ~ the acs 09 Coa n - ~
aNis = ~ eatulad "AA aet for tha ssls ~
s.u1sNf tahis nthW states o; eaiifss,ai, er,.-
stls sesaan. art Washington Yer,itars = =.
eettsut 81 "a eli sEs Pnelic Iasa sssf,ss - 80 -
"a august !. tssfs hfse I. Gvrfign. nr Nsr{l,a.,
oaitS OK heatsnaL slats of Ida,e ha
80 10, ~ n5g3 Ia this oHsss her sworn stat
,.. ", - t"g tIs purchase 90 th. MI ~
n Nsns,aas 80 =. ~ s0N 1>hin IS y kNwess n, :
-, o RI, ana vii ottsF asGas toshesg that M,
y,u zHashi : mcfe valGaht0 for ii> tirnher ~
- ,i.sftsY5' i lst a-sfieutnfat rurqcss> and -
ts'tsaif.ss@ NJ SiNlM te said lasd aSfafe IN
aisu '.@slNeg ct tb.S ofSue nj ,.sr, !.
AH3NnitSr. lsaa - va! 81
- t,sisseS - eatreSss.S. N,tea : lsn1s...
sANaM - sNinacf. Richard II M,stys s,;.i
.snssf'sN N. eaasaer. all If Prizes; ElS,r
,snf ard az eyrSn'ts Claiming adversely m.
Av.vs-, s'iih, 4 tan,ls afNs r,,,ss.sf.ss y ~
1ty 5'ss q siiss a.,ie~ on us tefogs said s,i,
sLxa n. II. BI-pI.oSG.
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03

United state. Land once. ,oear
d'Aienss lfteiNA August ~ t.axt


a'Aisnv. idshoA August ~ isse
A"tie~ h hvrby given thar In ro,nplisnss,
with far PRIV tslnsss ~ the arr III snnxr,s. ~
sAac tSss cntsttvd "An aet f,F ~. AL, ~
tinlbs Lands ~ u. STATES ~ california, ars,.
tun- Nevada and Washington 1vrfisagv n,
tsfrnsicd "a ali the tubtie LAID ~4atss 4, ns.s
Of August !. tss. fmms Asrkham. ~ Marx,
hfln. soanty az hoissnsL state of I.iaha aas
das day Hisd IN this otfs..e hvr sw,sn stats
nssnt Ne ~ fas tbs earshas. II che MA ~
rss.ttun Ne NJ faw ussaip No bA NJ. Ranxv M
eN- a., and ~isl uf.r psna 10 sho~ thn,
e. .a,sa s.,nSh. y nore ,slaahle for is sim
nf ~ STONE than gor agricultural purrsSs-s
asad ~ e~tahlts her esssiln la said land sf,,
lbs ReFissrr aud itccsiver ~ This es1.,s, an
DAY II November. trsa - ~
rAs names a. Witnesses Milan y LINDSAY
toSetn ~ tsursAsr, Richard NJ Mcar~ and
Idaho. 49, ~ ''"s' "'vr
.Any ana All p.'rs1ns claiming adv.Yssl, iii.
elnse-vs safihsd hanets arr r..tne.,r.i 4, MI.
sis.ar riAitas la this nfice on ar ns.for,, :. N
IN sley ~ NOVEMBER ls:a
y u. HupfoNG.
kvaisEer.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
ment of the Interior. Lan4
Occur d'Alene, Idaho. Septemb
Notice is hereby given that the
named settler has filed notice Of ~
to make final proof in support Of
and that said proof will be MAJ
$. Lindsay. u. S. Commissioner. ~
Idaho. on November 6. 1899. viz:
Fisher. Hid. 100. for the Els NWk5I
Sec. Is Twp. 81 ~. X. W.. Il. NJ.
He names the following witlHz
his continuous residence upon ana
Of said land. viz: John Hill.
Mitchell. Thomas Hutchinson. e
j. Gugler. all of Newport. Idaho:
ID. II. BUDl
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION!

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Coeur d'Alene. Idaho. October ~
tice is hereby given thai the.
named settler has filed notice of
10 make final proof in support q
and THAI said proof will he mad!
$. Lindsay. q. s. COMMISSIONS
river. Idaho. ON November
Francis NJ. Henkle. for the WI
and 4 Sec. %. Twp. 5ti n. 4. , Va
lie names the following witne4
ms continuous residence upon ana
81 said land. viz: John Gowanloc
namiii. John l.. Mcdonnell. ana
Mcdonnell. all of Priest River. lds
d. IL. BUb1
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-11-03
hGIcc lOI PuaICOlIon.
rlmhcr 'aad. Act june \ lsss
United states Lind onlrr. ecsur
~ sehs. lishsa August ~ 1ssN

" 'ss"ts taaHtA AHEh~t = INN
N"ttee II hrtrhy gisen that II, sonnltan.,,,
With Y. prnvtslens oi the act al tensr,ss ~
sAns ,s5S rntitlesi VA At far Tia ss,ie ~
usn"F .atas " shs States OF California. pr,s-
estsnasi " MI the rahllc ard Siaf.s IL A.,
~ Anxust ssfs James lSfn~n, sc ~ana,s,lnt
t1uht5 ~ h0a'HnaL STATE nf stiAhfL ht.s this
Gay uAh ~ this ollie. his sworn Statement
No eA Tor the purchase ~ the ,otS and y ~
sssttnn M la Township NJ, 81 y Eans.,,
No > W. n ". aud MIL ois,.r prsof Ia sh,,.
.ne, inc land sought y uts,rc valuable far IL.
shnsr 90 STONE than for AGRICULTURAL nurts,ss~
a .iN y, s>,abi'~h his elHi 10 said land fefof,,
NV hsHtstst eud fccviser OF this ngll,,, ~
otur y Atenes tdahs. os, "Wednesday III, s,N ~
any OF Nnvamher. t-ss ~ e'''
!. tc names ss witnesses t;estss ist.tt Aaraa
'atmsr. AlsNaasief = riatt. and samnrI
ts,san, all ~ sandpoini, isahn "'s''
Any aud All parsons Claiming asiVs,s,,t. a..
s .I aystyiosd lanst~ arc requested to III.
snssr ssstns y this oiiiee an or before said sth
nay ~ November. lisa s'' ''''
st<a -. II. RrnroxG.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

fun on the road that made him take his
medicine while sick.
LEPHANTINE MEASURES.
Now Diamond being one Of the largest
elephants in captiyity-he weighs four
and a half t0n-it was out Of the que ton
10 talk OF homeopathic doses Tor MN
Nothing but elephantine measures would
produce results. There is such lot OF
him TO get sick that when he was out or
health that he felt Just awful The cause
OF Diamond sickness was glrane be-
longing 10 the large menagrie, poklng MS
head through the skylight, letting in a
draught from which Diamond caught
could. The next day Diamond had a ch u,
and that night fever. lie ached all Over.
began 20 sncoze and caugh. His cough
was like a smack al base drum. His
throat got r. too and then night sweats
set In. No use talking he was a mighty
sick elephant.
a veterinary surgeon from Chicago was
te.cgraphed for. a consultation was he'd,
ard Diamonds case pronounced a'arm ng.
He was led of 10 the hospital for repairs.
the treatment egan with a physic. Cas-
tor oil was given him, but not with
spoon. lie was instructed to- throw his
trunk over on his back. to open his mouth
wide, and 10 shut his eyes. Then a man
On "a ep-ladder poured a buCke.fIl Of he
oil down his throat. The taste was lad,
50 bad that II made Diamond realize how
serious his case was.
Pc h. OF QUININE.
Then came uuinine. but not in grains
The doctor prescribed q peck measure OF
il 10 dose. II was so bad that Diamond
bo'ted. Then the man stood on the lad.
der again. and through a stove pipe. pour.
ed II so far down his throat that me lost
the flavor Of IT, His head hurt so 1t was
necessary to apply cold cloths. The cast
away carpets Of two rooms were con
verted into bandages. They We're soaked
I'm the large tank. that had Just been NJ ell
with fresh water for the hippopotamus,
while his keeper had him out taking his
moraine exercise in the animal room
which covers an area of 800 ieet square.
The carpets were then bound over Da-
mand's big ears. The quinlne WAS max
ing such a roar he could not lear any,
how and DID not nee1 his ears.
Then cold chills began 10 run ND his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
THE TRAVELLING MEN.
An Interesting Meeting Of Post 4
A. II. 4. Last Night

The regular monthly meeting OF Post A,
Travellers Protective Association. was
held last night at headquarters corner OF
Third and Main streets.
As the fail trips have been completed.
many Of the statesmen are al home, and
several news faces were seen at the
rooms.
After the read nc OF the minutes and
hearing reports OF the various commit
tees. free discussion was had as 10 sev-
eral important matters. out of which
resolutions were adopted which were or
dered 10 be mailed 20 each member.
In reply 10 lmmunieatiOns fr m the
civic Federation now being held In
Chicago. H.. the secretary was q r cted
TO forward such information as asked for.
which had been gotten by certain com
mitteemen appointed far that purpose.
II was pleasing 10 the members 10 know
that their national chairman Of the Rail-
road Committee Mr.. NJ W. Phalen. was
taking active interest in that Civic Fed
Grafton Convention. and that he was APP
pointed on an important committee
In the report Of the Post Board Of Di-
rectors. as presented before the meeting
II was shown that they were actively al
work upon plans by which the future
work Of the association would be greatly
advanced
In reviewing the work OF the past
months II was gratifying 70 see that tho
Increasing membership was due 10 the
quiet work being done by the members
ana the interest taken by the business
men In encouraging the work
The State organizer belng present talk
81 ahart his vark- and NM -r--e-L~ -.~~~s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

every apartment necessary FOR their con-
venience and comfort will be here. and
the young ladies will be as well fixed as
those OF any hospital in this country.
Miss Anderson, the head nurse Of ST.
Luke's last year. viii have charge Of the
new hospital. and under her viii be. four
teen young lady nurses who will tenderly
care for the sick.
The entire building will be heated by
hot water. which is considered the very
best method. This is done by means of
large boiler in the basement which
heats the water, and the same Is con-
veyed in large pipes throughout the
house and into every room.
The large elevator connects with every
floor, and the dumb-waiters from the
kitchen are run in the same way. There
Will be a phone on every floor. which
will be connected with a switchboard in
the office. so that a connection may be
given directly TO the floor desired
Besides the phones. the house will be
furnished with a complete set Of speak
ing tubes and electric bells.
Among the great conveniences of the
new building are the Wilson window
shades and awnings. These are construct
ell with shades on the sides as well as
the front of the window. which can be
opened or closed at will. and placed in
any position desired. so that the light
OF the sick room can be perfectly regu-
lated.
Altogether the hospital will be as near
perfection as has yet been reached. and
the patients will have everything possI-
Bile that can add TO their comfort.
Richmond people may well be proud OF
this addition 10 the city, as there are few
like II IN the South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
THE INTERIOR.

80 feet broad and when finished viii form
most beautiful addition to this part Of
the city.
THE INTERIOR.
The inside o.. the hospital viii be finished
up IN the latest and best stvle most suita-
bic TO the hard usage 10 which it viii be
put
There are hfty-eight rooms IN the house.
not counting the bath rooms and closets.
of which there are number on each floor.
In Tie basement are the dining room for
the nurses, the kitchen. pantry. store
room and other apartments.
AS YOU enter the hospital on the first
floor on either side are parlors for the
use OF convalescent patients their friends
land the friends OF the nurses. Next 10
these is the office. Further down the
long. broad hall are bedrooms on either
side until the Harrison street entrance is
reached Here is Or. McGuiges private
Office and reception room. On the right
OF this entrance Is a large room which Is
the private receptOn-room. whore tho
patients are received and where they wait
70 see the physicians In the rear OF this
IS the Office. Across the hail Is the eNami-
nation room. the antiseptic and the operat-
ing rooms. These ali join each other ana
open IN TO one another. The operating
room Is made on the very latest plans,
being separate from the main building.
and furnished with a glass roof which
keeps out the sunshine while giving
abundant lisht at all times. The walls OF
the rooms are tiled up 10 the height OF a
man. so that no dirt can settle on them
and that they may be thoroughly secured
on the second floor are bed rooms for
patients. These are large and airy and
arranged so that a steady temperature
may be secured. In the rear Of the floor
q n large room which extends the full
width OF the building. This Is a ward
room and will be fitted up with eight cots
for the use OF the poorer classes OF people
The third floor is the same IS the first
with abe large ward room In the rear One
Of the wards will be used for men and the
other for women.
NURSES APARTMENTS.
The fourth floor Will be used entirely
for the apartments Of the nurses. Their
bed room, study hall, bath rooms. and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
-FOUR AND A HALF
TONS OF GRIP
An Elephant With the MaIady and
How He Was Cured.
TOOK MEDICINE BY THE BARREL
And Was Given Peck OF Quininc at
One Clip-A Big Dose Of Castor
Oil. and Bandages Made
of Carpets.

What An elephant have the grip Ger
tainly these monsters are subject to all
the Ills OF human kind, from typhoid fe-
yer to the blues. Diamond, the biggest
elephant Of herd. owned by b. +. Wal
lace the great Snowman OF Peru. Ind,
had a severe case of it last winter, and
came near having TO remain at home in
winter quarters. and forego the pleasures
Of a seasons campaign on the road. This
would have been a terrible blow to Dia-
mond, for ne enjoys circus life thoroughly.
Just as with people. the grip refused to
be shaken Off at once and greatly reduced
Diamond lie has just about recovered
his strength. but is not permitted to push
wagons into places. and otherwise join
In getting the show ready for the thou
sands that visit II each day. This Is a
hardship on Diamond. too for he thinks
II great sport 20 help DO things 1t must
have been the thought OF staying at home,
while the other elephants We're having
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
MIl-End Sale China, &c-In the Basement

Five dozen Covered Dishes. obl0ng
and round. some decorated and some
gold suppled. regular 75c. goods. NIL
End Sale price................... .'tDc
Six dozen 6-inch Dishes worth Soc a
dozen. no this sale, each..............3c
TWO dozen Decorated Pitchers. some
laeal0n size. some li3-quart. would be
cheap at 39c., az this SAFE. each. 2Oc
Dinner Set. contains 100 pieces de-
c0rated. was $40 at this sale...... SO -
-Four Dinner Se's contain l4 pieces.
iec rated an & ID traced, fancy shape
were SIS. at tn.s sac. eacn......;;f- %
Ten dozen Cups and Sauce.s. deco
rated. AN shapes and sizes. worth from
s. TO s. 30 a dozen. Mil End Sale price.
per dozen ..........-.. ....s. - ' va
one lot Of Fancy shape Stop Jars
I'm transparent china. with cover Won q
be cheap al s.. az this sale, erph - 10
Ten Toilet Sets containing 10 pieces
each decorated in blue. green and
brown. extra fine quality and new
shapes. special price, set..........sl.oS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
NEW ST. LUKE'S
ALMOST READY.
win Probably be Complete by the
First of October.
COMFORTABLE AND ELEGANT.
VIII BE One of the Finest Institu-
tions OF It's Kind ia the Country.
Something About Its Arrange
ment.
COMFORTABLE AND ELEGANT.

The new ST. Lukes Home. on the cor
ner OF Harrison and Grace streets. built
by Drs Hunter and stuart Mcclure. IS
rapidly drawing near TO completion, and
b. the first Of October the building Will
be set IN order. and the hospital ready
for the work Of the ensuing year.
The hospital. when In working order,
will be one Of the most complete. and
possibly the largest private sanitarium in
this country The corps OF nurses Will be
enlarged. and the hospital will be able
10 accommodate many more patients than
the old one and these VIII receive the
very best care and attention.
The building stands on the northwest
corner OF Harrison and Grace, fronting
the latter street II Is built OF red brick
with iron trimmings. and Is four stories
high. not including the basement. which
70 as well fixed up a. the rest OF the
house. The building Is lSQ feet long by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

Ten Toilet Sets. containging 10 pieces
richly decorated and gold stippied AN
new shapes and patterns. worth $3.50
and 81, at this sale. choice ........S 81. DS
.2-piece Toilet Set, decorated and new
shapes, at, per set..................S3 10
Decorated Lamp and Globe. new
shapes. al, each....................
Five Lamps with lift out F0unt with
Slnch globe. were 50. MIL End price
Metal Lamp. lift out f0unt center
draft, l0-inch globe. was Si39, now
4'L .-ts. sssst--.-sss .tr-+t- ..t.r.. - 81 =
Three dozen China Lamp Globes AN
pretty de co-atOns, worth Soc, special az
lAlS sa.e. edcn .......--...., ..........." Dc
Ten f1icy Clocks with decorated
china case. new shapes and rich cOiOrs
worth s. each az this sale.......Si 80
Two pairs Bronze Figures. II inches
nigh. worth $3.50 pair, at this sale per
fdll fsft .ss.ssFs s.st-s. 90
100 rolls Lamn shade Crepe Paper. all
c0lors and full length. roll............0c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
THEIR REPORT FILED.
IL. p. a c Commissioners Have Made
Condemnation Assessments a.

The commissioners appointed 10 cone
demn ana assess properly for the Rich
mona' Petersburg and Carolina railroad
Filth street completed their tour OF u-
spection Yesterday. and In the afternoon
met In the Hastings courtroom. where
TIC commissioners prepared their report
There were present Commissioners A. e.
Halman, r. A. Catl.n. ). II. Pu.lam, IT,
Wiley Davis and John T.. Epps. hes des
counsel for the railroad and properly
owners interested.
The report was fled with Clerk Chris
tian and will be presented 10 the court
when n cOnrenes In September term. on
the 10th. or shortly thereafter. AT h1t
time leave will be given for Interested
parties 10 take except 0ns 10 the findings
Of the commissioners.
il Is learned hat twelve pieces ~ prop
erty were assessed by the commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17
Silks.

-, 75e. STRIPED AND CHECKED TAFFETA SILKS.
NIL End Sac e prize RE ;;;;, H. 4oc
price al o o9e
Mill End e..............
S7l1c. WASH silks Anii End Sale price now
75c PLAID SILKS, Mil End Sale price now
o. Also number Of SHORT LENGTHS. some suitable
Tor waists othe for Innings and trimming; all marked
at Mil End Sale prices
g. 800 BLACK 'CAMELs HAIR STRIPE NH End
ode lce
49, 500 BLACK MATELAssE sUITING. Nil End Sale
price &c
o, '9c BLACK CREPON. MIL Emo Sale price now
only Observation-Disclosures.
5e1. BLACK NOVELTY sUITING in rough effects
MIL i-hQ sale price .&ic
''c Bi-ACk FIGURED MOiAlk. Mil End
Pct ............ ::pc
oc. BLACK BkOCADED SUITlNGS NH End Sale
Pi &c
Also q number OF short lengths Of BLACK AND
GQLQRED DRESS GOODS Some I'm DRESS PAT.
TERMS some IN skirt lengths and others lengths eut-
ane FOR waists and chldren's dresses. All marked ot
Mil End Sale Dricng
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-17

back. A barrel of mustard was dumped
into mortar box and mixed into a poul-
tice. With scoop shovel IL was slapped
on 10 his back, and was held there with
a bed mattress. Finally the disease be-
gan 10 give way, and the color to return.
His eyes grew brighter. and the invalid
expressed in every way he knew, his
gratitude 20 his keeper. When strong
enough, he was led back 10 his place and
received 4 royal welcome from the other
elephants. Under the influence OF their
cheerful company he gained rapidly. and
was ready 10 start with the show.