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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-05-12

A.W. MacRae went to St. Paul
Monday. Mrs. MacRae, who visited
herparents in West Superior, Joined
him there Tuesday, and they left for
California. Mr.. MacRae will return
here in July to attend to some busi-
ness matters, and does not expect to
begin work In the Golden State till
August. Mr.. and Mrs. MacRae have
been prominent in church, social and
musical circles during their stay, and
it iswith regret that their friends
sayIgood-bye:
ST: Cloud Journal Press: Music
loving people Of the city are looking
forward with much pleasure to the
concert and recital to be given at
the 9Davidson opera house on the
evening of May 20 by the pupils of
Mr. 3. Cans, teacher OF the piano
forte. Mr.. Cans has for some weeks
beer drilling choruses both in this
cityan In Little Falls and these will
assist his pupils on the piano in
rou1ding out an evening OF rare mu-
sicnlenjoYment. The concert will be
strictly an invitation affair and as
suchswill be the more enjoyed by
those fortunate enough to be on Mr..
Gang lists. Mr.. Cans is one of the
best known performers and teachers
id thf northwest and bis concerts
at Little Falls, where he makes his
home the greater portion of the
time. have been distinct artistic tri-
umphs. With the combined musical
talent o. the two cities in one concert
that set for May 20 should be one
much musical merit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-05-12

The young tellow-Jacob Dengel -
who was 90 badly injured in saw
mill at Buckman last week: vas alive
st last reports. S .:= .s.%ss II .sssss: as.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-05-12

n. E. Still and J. o. Dalzell, of the
N. P. freight Offices, were here We'd
nesday and conferred with committee
which recently went to st. Paul to
see whether any reduction in freight
rates could be got. The result Of the
conferences was qnitesatisfactory and
the committe, expect q material re.
duction on certain staples. *'s ..s:>.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-05-12

Work on the West side improve
ments will commence in short time.
1t is estimated that the proposedi i'm
provements will cost about $780,
600, and will employ ] 100 men for the
greater part of the summer. The
bridge piers will be made of concrete,
enclosed in tubular steel.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-05-12

There will be German Ev. - 1th.
services on Sunday ',i.s. e. Il =.
m. X. Reuter-, casir. s.:. +. Z. !. .:. ::
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-05-12

Mitchell Lafond, for many years a
resident in Little Falls, and for some
years a watchman for the Pine Tree
Co., has resigned and will move to
Menominee, Mich., where he will en-
gage in the saloon and hotel busi-
ness.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-05-12

The North Echo band has received
it's new uniforms. The cloth is dark
blue, with gilt trimmings, land the
regulation army officers cap is worn
with Uniform. The band will prob
ably first appear in it's new uniforms
on Memorial day.
German Evangelical Lutheran st.
Johns Congregation. Services will
be held at the Norwegian Lutheran
Church at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
on Sunday the 14th with pastor J,
Lange preaching. Everybody well
come. Geo. Gerritz, Secretary.
st. GATHERINGS Guild had charge
OF the merl y-go-round Monday, Mr..
Bryant having kindly donated it's
use for the day. The boys and girls
of St. Otto's orpbanage were guests
OF the guild part OF the afternoon,
and the little ones had a merry time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
COURT HOUSE DEDICATED,
Neither Senator Martin or Governor
TYLER Were There.

EAsTVrILE. VA, Aug. Especial
,r-be puch-faIked-0f new courthouse TOT
Nortbhl-np-on county is at last COM
pleted and. ln spite of the rain' lh's morn
Inc the deiic4tory exercises were VII
n-ssad fv "a large gathering of the people
from this county as well as number OF
visitors from Accomac.
Mr. Thos. b Robertson who called the
meeting no order explained why Gov.
i Hoee TYLER was not lse-enl To- par
ticfDate I'm the exercises Mt. mos. NJ.
scott was made chairman. Rev. VIM. y.
Nead of Christ Episcopal church, led in
nr,ver. The keys were then delivered to
Mr r.. W. Nottingham. the clerk ny Mr.
How'd W. ". Brockenboroush, an dttor-
rev OF this county who made Dr.et but
very interesting speech
Responses were also made by several
members of the lar. including Judge @.
) Kendall and Commonwealth Attorney
Ohio T.. Mears.
The chairman then introduced Hon.
John $ Wise. of New York, The principal
sneaker of the occasion. Ills speech
abounded .n ntersetting illusions 20 the
men from The Eastern shore who had
heen proninent in Nirs.na's history Tie
gave in brief an account OK the early
settlement OF this county, and told many
interesting and amusing incidents con-
nected with its early history.
The courthouse was built ~ the u. +.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
DIR. ANDERSON
DENIES HIS GUILT
Appears in Court at Chatham on the
Question of Bail,
WOULD TALK IF PERMITTED,
Claims That He - an Innocent Man as
Regards Both of the Charges
Against Him and Has No Fears
for the Outcome OF Ili~ 1ri'i.

CHATHAM VA. August Sporiai.--
quite a crowd Ill assembled m tho
county Court room WHOM Dr John O..
Anderson. accompanied D.. o. deputy one
tered zoo 1890 O'Clock tni- mninIN- mo
occa-i0u was % motion for taiI If. Ah-
ders0u .s quite thu hut wore cheerful
and calm expression. Dice greeted tne
many friends h. m,t ih.si c1r'it.if'
Judge Treduay announced chat Che moo
tIon for bail was the 0uly question Doe
fore the court. ADD ef AudDrs1u.s at'Nr-
ueys were present and before the VIE
ue-ses were called announced themse ives
as ready. Commonwealth. Attorney Die
lard bad Dots witnesses called und All
important WitnD-se- were present except
Drs Ramsey and Hancock
COMMONWEALTH not READY.
Mr. Duhrd declared tlIt the c0mmou-
wealth was not ready and would not ba
until ono of thc 1880 doctors are present
Dr. Ramsey was announced as recover
in- from fever and Will with favorable
conditions bo able t0 travel Tuesday TO
aurcarcI that Dr Hancock bad not been
property summoned. The motion was
continued until Tuesday.
Major Ris0n made au able plea FOR
trial oi the motion. and Boo reply The com.
m0uWc3lth's Attorney was af his best.
Rules against absent witnesses We're
UNnrttN. AIi'f INI- Mayor ltlr"N NlNEHA
for bail until Tuesday ou account of Dr.
Anderson health. This motion WAS 0n-
posed with much yig0r by Mr. Diiard.
and after hearing argument the court
ovcrru.ed the motion.
Dr Anderson was thcrcup0n remandcd
% JAIL
Dr. Anderson expressed "a willingness
% make "a statement but said his att0r-
noys bad sealed bis lips. The Doctor said
that Doe Us aware that many sensational
and untrue statements nave been pub
lshed but that Dee Us Willing % await
developments
AN INNOCENT MAN.
IIe claims that SOD Far as both charges
preferred against him are concerned ne
is an innocent man. lle says he has no
fears as to the outcome ~ the motion
for bail or the trial OF The two charges
against him Dr. Anderson rs by no
means well man. he suffers much
from rheumatism. Two physiDilns havo
be.n attending him. Some 90 tho most
influential men Bon Chatham and BOB tho
county are heartily Boz sympathy with Dr.
Anderson. DE can furnish amy bail thar
may be required.
he has many callers and greets them
an with q cheerful smile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

Richmond: IT, J. Clark and others 70
Harvey Wilson. onc-third interest in %
feet on north side Broad street 81 Feet
west Of Gnmer in consideration Of ser
vices 20 be rendered.
r. T.. Jordan and wife 10 Mary r. Wea-
yer. 20 feet ON east side Pine street ~ IL
feet from Spring street. 1885.
Henry stokes and wife 20 IT, J.. Canei'
go feet on west side Twelfth street. be-
tween VI and y streets 1920
Uenric0: Thomas r.. Biniord ana VIC
10 Mary a. Smith. ~ acres near Whl,e
oak road and Elko station, d. O. * H."
500 os
j. B. Elluon 10 William IT, Hurkerl -
feet ON east side Twenty -sccond street.
81 feet south of u. 81 300.
John G.. Easlcy and wife TO &. ID,
Archer. 81 feet northwest corner floyd
avenue and Strawberry street $50.
Belle u. Grimes trustee to Heiy >.
Wa,lerstcin. lot ON south side of street
or Paramount avenue. between twenty
first and Tweutv-second streets. N.-'-
The Richmond Land and Improvement
Company 10 Fritz SitterdinE, ] rs acre.
at southwest corner Meadow Bridge ROAD
and the road leading TO j. VI. Fourqu-
rnnu's $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

KANSAS CITY. MO. Aug. t-Thous-
ands OF Texas goats have been marketed
I'm Kansas city during the past 1e~
weeks. The goats have been slaughtered
in Kansas city. and the Times states that
AN OF this goat meat has been upon tho
market as mutton
4 United states inspector az the stock
wards explained 90 an interviewer that
the United States. ln It's regulations Of
inspection. takes no cOgnlzInCe OF the
goat as "A food product. hence the in
spectors have nothing 90 p with goat
meat when Il r. passed through the pack
ing houses ana put upon the market as
mutton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
GREAT INJUSTICE
DONE TO HAMPTON
Misunderstanding Of the Geography
Of the Peninsula.
AN APPEAL MADE TO THE TIMES
To Present the Facts to the World by
Health OGccr and County Clerk
Not a Suspicious Case IN the
City Of Hampton.
AN APPEAL MADE TO THE TIMES

Great Injustice has been done the cl'y
OF Hampton during the past week %
erroneous statements In connec,'o',s -",I
IN, yellow fever scare puo"a"' .. a..
cast which make 80 appear tn@, ,rne
lection is iu tne CITY "i ii''''.'.,,I,,,, M
crr,r ori.os from 2 m.sundcrsi'n u.nE %.
the location oi iHe
Homo n.lr that city. l..,... d. CON
.rno Ilo.no where Tho infection IS con-
s.,.f 81. separated from Ham, loh lN
st.n "a way CHAT with the anuAu'Hl ''r.
.i., ..o,, Irine used there BIS pracu.'iiy
fl..-. rl..sn to fear Hampton VIII nave
"a sIrr,e r.eo of tho fever
r. I'D. connection the following come
r,,r..lf.o. was received last evening
from Hampton.
Tdfnr off Tna Times.
s.r.f. mnfon lt ono and one-halt mics
fr.m soldiers Home.
I.n HnIr of water separating 'H.
.rtrrhs OF Hampton from Quaranuned
district .s $40 yards wide on am average.
Hampton docs mot in amy way come
Boo contact with The grounds oft So'NicI-
Home being separated bv consioeraoic
distance and Hampton Crock.
There is not now. nor has there boon,
anv suspicious case in or near thc core
uprato limits of the town of HAMPTON.
There 's 70 r.eid quarantine imne1ia..ioIL
surrounding the grounds of the H'IoleIa
Home and another enclosing the I.Ie, , .'..'
and phlehu- and ola Point como u.
TIf- as under the United states Marine
Hospital Service and is carried QUIZ D"
tho most approved method
Tho officials u charge express iA'iI-
selves Cd. confident That the disease VIII
not extend outside NJ the present l"I'''
cd district lso.diors homo '.' '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

A call has been issued for "a special
meeting OF the stockho.lc-s of the Na-
u0uu Bank OF Virginia. 90 Doe held at
the banking house on Tuesday. september
5th.
The purpose of this meeting is "to
consider and vote on The recommend ton
Of the Board of Directors of said bank
90 increase the capital stock thereof from
100000 10 $4,000. for tho purpose of cone
colidation with the Citizens Exchange
Bank. OF Richmond, va. and also TO con-
sder and vote on an amendment fo Sec
ton of the articles of association OF said
bank $50 a- no increase fhe number of tho
Board of Directors thereof to not exceed
ing twenty and any chang hn the hv-
laws OF tine association which may lhen
b. deemed necessary and proper
There is Thought 20 be poo doubt thar
tho consolidation win De carried into eI-
feet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

The woman who IS lovely in face. form
and temper Will always have friends.
but one who would bee attractive must
Keep her health. II she Is weak, sicky ana
an rundown, she will be nervous and
irritable. If she has constipation or kid
nev trouble her impure blood viii cause
pimples. blotches. skin eruptions. and
wretchod complexion Electric Bittcrs is
the best medicine In the world 90 regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify
the blood. 1t gives strong nerves bright
ewes. smooth. velvoty skin, rich COM
plexion. It Will make a good-looking.
CHARMING woman of "a rundown invalid.
only so cents at owens q Minor DRUG
Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens aud other Matters.

tltiIcu~ ana other Matters.
Arr VIM. PnRn. wcli-known bust
ness man of Fulton. SIS critically sd.
Mr. Frank Van Wort leaves tomorrow
for New York. via ola Dominion line.
Mr. and Mrs. r. IT, Elicit left for the
White sulphur Springs yesterday after
noon 49,,
Miss Annie " Garnctt. darglter OF
Mr b. g.. Garnett. of the llenrico police.
S. much improved.
The uniform examinations for teachers
BOO Virginia closed yesterday at the Nari-
Gus county seats.
There VIII Doe "a service OF prayer for
IONS held "a tno Church OF the Epiph-
any, Barton Heights. to-day at i. NJ.
Rev Alr. Mcclure. OF Wilmington, y.
g.. VIII preach at the Gospel mission.
Eighth and Main streets. Sunday after
noon at O'Clock.
40 tho ChrIstadelphian service az the
Lee Camp Hail. Sunday 40 u a. NJ, the
subject viii he "Bible Doctrine Concern
Ing the SOUL
Nlss o. B1u'ehemer lcft Thursday for
Cape May Go spend TWO weeks thence TO
Sew York 90 spend The holidays with her
friend M.s. Grecuwald. of that city.
Captain ~ g. Rowe apd Lieutenant
Iarkns late of GO. k Sd Virginia ntan-
ug. came down from Fredericksburg
yesterday morning and were visitors al
the State Library.
Messr. Winston 81 Co.. and Loccher
the contractors for the erection OF the
piers for Che Richmond. Petersburg aud
Carolina bridge across James river. have
"a considerably quantity of stone ana other
material on ihe ground Two dcrricks are
uu and "a derrick boat is completed.
Mrs Emma Taylor widow of Mr
Waiter ~ Taylor who was Killed hy q
Chesapeake and Ohio train Sunday NJ
terno0n. denies che statement that he was
drunk at The time or had even been
drinking.
ar BIRD ST. Robinson. OF New York
has been elected general manager Of the
ola Dominion Building and loan Assoc
citation. and during the temporary abb
rcrce from tho city of President j. Tay-
lor Euys1n. he VIII have charge OF tho
Office AND give general direction Of the
business OF the association
Richmondcrs in New York.
NEW YORK. Aug Especial Rich
rnond arrivals. ST. Den.s-I Baeby MARI
horough-F. G.. Carrow. hoffman,. Por-
iela-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

Mr. j. Z. LILLY. q prominent citizen Of
Hannibal. Mo. lately had u wonderful
deliyerance from a frightul death ln
telling of it he says: 81 was taken with
Typhoid Fever. that ran into Pneumonia
My lungs became hardened. j was SD
weak L couldn't even sit up in bed Moth
ing helped me. i expected 90 soon die of
consumption. when / heard of br. hin5
New Discovery. One bottle gave great
relief continued to use t and now
am we'll and strong. i can't say too
much I'm its praise" This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest cure
I'm the world for AN Throat ana Lung
Trouble. Regular sizes. $50 cents and SLoo
Trial bottles free at owens d Minor Drug
store, every bottle guaranteed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
WOMANS CENTRAL LEAGUE,
Charter Granted Yesterday Comforting
Many Powers

Many Powers
In the Law and Equity Court ycster-
oav charter granted the Womans
Central League Of Richmond. Va, was
entered for record.
The corporation is formed for the pur-
nose of giving industrial, financial and
educational training 10 its members. the
operating OF a hospital and training
school for nurses of the sick. the train
ing OF domestic help; the operating of %
Woman's Exchange in all its various
branches: the ENCOURAGEMENT. develop
ment and operatine OF any and an kinds
Of occupation. trades and labor peculiar
TO women
The capital stock of the company whose
principal office IS 90 be i'm Richmond. is
TO be not less than $1,000 nor moro than
$40 600. divided into shares Of the par
value OF ten dollars each.
Cmccrs for the first year are named
as follows:
General Director aud Financial Agent
r. Emmett Jones' President Bottle
brooks First Nice-Pre siient. Eliza john
son: Second Nice-prcsident. Amanda
Franklin. Third Vice President. Emily
Powell. Fourth Vice-President, Minnie
Funn: Secretary. Lena y. Jackson. As
sistant Secretary. Matte Y. Cephas
Treasurer. Sarah Payne.
Members Of the Executive. Financial
and Membership committees together
constitute a Board of Directors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
AMUSEM EN- rs.
Some of the Features at the Vaude-
yiIlcs Last Might.


villcs Last Night.
rho funny Gilmore Sisters. comical
rrod Huber musical Dan Swift, Whalen
and Dovle. tine dancing Comedians;
Maude Amber the handsome singer, and
Havens and Andrews, farceIrs all close
their engagements az the Main-street
park vaudeville tonight. They have
made with their acts bin that has every
night attracted large crowds 20 the park
and made this week the most successful
OF the season.
a matinee IS % De given THIS afternoon
at 400 o'clock.
Next week the famous Quiglcy Brothr-
crs. eccentric comedians head the bill.
THE ROOF GARDEN.
r.ho Toledo Brothers. who are one Of
the features OF the Jefferson Roof Garden
bin this week. are marvellous cquilbrisis
and worth seeing They perform won
dorful feats of contortion. Misses Bigger
and Drcher have made Due with their
new vocal gems and the other features
are being well received.
An evening performance and "a matinee
to-day close the week.
Sidney Grant and Miss Morton. the
popular comedy duo, are next weeks
hcadlners
MINSTRETS GOING
The performance Of Simmons e Slo-
Gums Afinstrols AZ the Auditorium too
night will close the cne7eomont of that
excellent company a matinee for ladies
and children viii Doe giyon at $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon.
The bin next week is an exceptionally
strong one of six acts. headed bv Billy
Van and FrodO and Forrcs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

EMPORlA. August 4-speciai-lhete
have been larger number Of deeds ana
other writings recorded BOB The CLERK b
office in the month OF July than eve.
known before. Usually DC is a very dul
month Since the last term of The county
Court forty-nye deeds have been recofoed
and three marriage licenses issued
Mr. w. T.. Bailey has completed TWO
very attractive looking brick stores on
Brunswick avenue.
Captain William IVY superintendent
of me North Carolina Penltentary; MT
David Bell. OF Raleigh, and Mr. Mcneil
of Garysburg, n. c., were visitors 10
Emp0ria yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

"The Heart" Every boy should bring
his membership cara, or II he has not al
ready received one, get II on the way In.
rive Of the boys viii make one minute
talks on Scripture references.
Al o'clock the mems meeting will
take Mace i'm the music room, which is
delightful. being kept cool by electric
fans. The service will be In charge OF
MIR r. G. Diggs, who will conduct a Bible
reading. which viii be profitable and
helpful.
inc workers training class will meet
AZ 5:1s I'm the parlor. A cordial invitation
is extended 10 all men TO be at these
various services.
The Young mems training class now
meets on Monday night ~ sis, and the
Gymnasium Bible Study Club on Friday
night az SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
L. NJ HnIitnP reach.

During the absence of Rev r. T. Kerr
u. d.. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church who Is now ON ms Naca ,ioh. tNe
pulpit of the First church VIII pe iliieu
SUNDAY mornings hy rev q. ". buli' Oh
Atlanta. Mr. Bull VIII preach NJ West
,,i,ster church sunday nights durng
thc absence of ROY. G.. 81. Chumbley the
nasfor Alr Bun IS one of the most
popular pastors I'm Atlanta. and is a
preacher of great power and el0quence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

Mrs. Robert $. Christian OF so. 90i west
Grace street. viii chapcione jolly party
10 pleasant Green the beautiful ana
charming home of Mr. \. WAY land.
This delightful residence is situated at
Crozet. which IS in she midst 81 the
mountains of Old Albcmarie. and Us 10
fun view of the famous "ilumpoack.
Th,s nanny crowd of pleasure seekers
will l.4v4 tbis afternoon. They are.
Mrs Robert s. Christian. Miss Ger
trude Christian. Miss Ida Mccarthy Miss
Sell Christian. Miss Mary Mccarthy
Miss Julia Bedford. Miss Ida Christian.
little Miss Liza Cnr siam. Masters Jno.
and Paul Christian. Mr Robert $. Chris
tan. Jr.. and Mr. sam IS. Bigger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO WEST
POINT AUGUSTA, 1899.

Train will leave Richmond virginia
Street Station $3.50 a. NJ, returning.
leave West Point T. NJ. Fare. CD cents
for the round trip Tickets VIII Doe on
sale as follows:
SeVenty-hVe cents round tr.p-eolug on
excursion train and returning on regular
train following morning.
Ninety cents round trip-sold for after
noon trains of the 9Th. good returning on
regular train of the 10Th.
There VIII d. n grand tournament and
ban al West Point day and night of the
9Th. and the sale of tickets is So arranged
as 20 accommodate ali.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

Mr. 6. Galloway McGregor and Miss
Theresa G.. Gaines We're married ~
O'Clock Thursday night 10y Rev. j. x. liaI-
rlson pastor of Emmanuel haplist church'
at his residence. 40. s0i east Leish street.
Rev. Mr. Harrison has oeen SICK IN pea
FOR over q week. and had TO ne pfop2ed
I'D 10 perform the cerenouS' Inc Sou-
rie were especially anxious that be sh0
,,,orr,. tbom several intimate friends
accomuanied the couple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
AspllyXiated.

NORFOLK. VA. August f-Special-
Herbet r. Bosley. assistant to Arthur q.
Lewis. ticket agent az norfolk, or the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, was dis
covered dead in his room thls morning.
Ills death is ascribed 90 gas when was
accidentally turned on asphyNiauns the
sleeper.
Mr Bosley was q splendid young man.
universally esteemed here. He ls a pIoth-
or of Mr. Charles II. Bosley city ticket
agent OF the Norfolk and western f'lI-
road
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

Are grand. but skin Eruntons rob life
of 10y. Bucklen's Arnica Salye cures
them also ola Running and Fever Sores.
Ulcers, Boils Felons. Corns. Warts Cuts.
Bruises. Burns Scalds. Chapped Hands.
Chilblains Best Pile cure on earth. Drives
out Pains and Aches. Only . cents a
box. euro guaranteed Sold by owens
& Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

the pursuit Of pleasure and makes pleas
ures scrviceablc 20 spiritual life.
In the evening. at eight o'clock. the
sermon Will be on Teaching the Truth
with Power and Success
Next Tuesday evening az eight o'clock
the Bible class will study the story Of
Calming the Storm" and will seek 20
draw instruction from IL as TO how the
Lord quels the tumults Of our passions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05
WatcrmclOns ON Ice.
MONROE MARKET. 4Ol west Grace.
$40 WASHINGTON TO NIAGARA
Falls AND RETURNED
Ma Pennsylvania Railroad.

Special trains. with parlor cars and day
coaches. will leave Washington at A.
~ July 27th. August 10Th and Path, Sep
tenibor Eth and Dist, and october 5th aud
1911 Tickets limited TO ten day and al
Towns stop-over at Buffalo Rochester
watkins and Canandaigua returning
wtnin limit. $40 Special rates for SHE
trips from Niagara Falls 90 Toronto and
Rochester 10 Thousand Islands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-05

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Union
of Fast Hanover Presbytery. viii tender
no Mrs. p. +. Price and her sister, q
farewell meeting before they leave for
CHINA. The meeting will be held IN the
lccture-rOOm OF the 6race-StIcet church
an Nondav August 7th. az 500 o'clock.
,irs prtce wiii address the meeting All
ludlas me- cnrlially lnvted