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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-06
Another Week of UnpnrnIIeIIcd Bar.
gains mt Isnmmili's. Come TO.
Day. One Thousand Yards
OfApron Check bingham
Mt Four and Three.
Quarter Cents
ward xyarfh 40

NJ EOur ana HhfoG.
Quarter Cents "a
d,worth.sc-
together with 500 yards new fall shades
dress goods. at l9c. Il yard, worth 25c
IL pieces 40c. dress goods extra wide)
will go at 24c. 4 yard
One lot 16 2-3c Sateens will go at
l"lac.
One lot 81 kid gloves will go at 79c.
One lot i0c. table linens will go at 29c:
yard.
One lot 75c. white counterpanes will
go at 59c. each
One lot 81 counterpanes will go at Gee.
each.
One lot Sc. cotton towels at 3aic. each.
One lot Zoe. linen towels al 19c. each
One lot 16 2-3c beautiful worsted dress
plaids, double width, at 12kc.
One lot beautiful bordered table nap
kins willtgo at &c. each. worth loo
One lot soc. table linens will go at 37iac.
yard.
These prices are positively for cash.
Hammill's, 800 High street
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children,. snits and necrers.

All the newest things known for boys
Never saw such beauties, for half
what they used to cost--Sl.25. 81. So and
Si NJ. ROSICN BAUM
1lG and lis High street
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IsicYcIe Free.

~ bicycle free. now running In Charles
II. Welton & Co.'S window. Eeverybody
has chance at II by buying 81 worth
OF goods. Call and see 1t. 1872 and 334
High street.,
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The Result for Cash.

$3.50 for Black W0rsted or Cheyiot
suits. It's the lowest notch yet.
NJ. ROSENBAUM.
116 and lis High street.
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big reduction on carpets. refrigcra-
tors. canopies. and oil cloth for the next
thirty days. Buy now and save money,
at j. S. Crawford's.
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Ocmtry WON Thrcc strnin,,tucnt.

Charlotte, N. c., Nov SIN the post
poned race between John r. Gentry
Reidsville to-day, Gentry won In three
straight heats. Time, 2:10, 2:09, 2:09.
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D. V. GaskIns, Funeral Director and
Embalmer. Clio Middle street, Ports
mouth. Va. Residence, 500 Court street
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FOR SALE.-Three and half shares
Of stock West End News, Norfolk.
Va, Arrly to JOHN ii. WINDER,
Seaboard Air Line Offices, Ports
mouth. VA. Motif
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick housc III
Crawford street, ten rooms: city water:
bath iatrohc and gus. Apply 722 Third
no6-lW
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spot Cash brings Down Prices.

To-day n good suit costs but So, Sc. I;
or 81. Mind you. a good suit
NJ. ROSENBAUAf
116 and lis High street.
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PORTSMOUTH Apu.s.

FOR Sal. E-Second-hand top carriage In
S9otl order for sale cheap. 520-522 Mid
die street. ts. rrs.' q = NOTIFY
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Specials for To-day.

Fresh Oyster Crackers. &C. Mason's
Tea Cakes. &C.: fresh Mic Nae Crack
crs. &C.: fine Corncd Salmon, l0c. or B
pounds for 25c.: finest Layer Figs. 12iGc
Ter pound. These are extra fine.
liooper's Fatal Food will kill all the
water bugs In your home.
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n CEAN COUNCIL NO. 1868 ROYAL
~ CANUM-l3rcthers: You are
especially requested to attend our reg
ular meeting TONIGHT. the 9Th In
slant, ut i:i5 O'Clock. Portsmouth
Council No. 227 has been invited to
Join with us In Il grand union meeting
to receive the Grand officers who will
be present. Attend promptly and give
them royal welcome. Members OF
Sister Councils cordially invited to at
tend. by order of the Regent.
S. CLGBURNE. BROWN,
hoo-lt Secretary.
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FOR RENT--lIouse 705 Court street; i'm
mediate possession. Apply 727 County
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NOTICE.
WOOD AND COAL FOR SALE.

No. Split Oak Wood a specially. both
new and old. The best sheltered Pine
Wood IN this city ut any time; rain or
shine. Also the best grades of Stove and
Nut Coal al lowest prices at n. T.. WILL
1lINS', 1913 Washington street. Phone
els. High street office 800
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The game awaits The hunter. and SO do8,
we with full line Of Sporting Euufp-
ment, Rifles, Shot Guns. Cartridges, Shot, 4
Powder and Small Arms TO the end ;ofii
our list from which nothing has been
missed from the biggest to, the smallest
item. Ours are the underpriceY z for
everything, and competitfon can't stand 4
such shots AZ $50 Parker Hammerless 4
Guns for s59.75. Sportsmen Should come
at anything else In the woods. Another
Interesting Autumn whisper bids you re-
member that we carry q full line OF 5HE
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due TO menstrual Irregularities. are pecu-
larry benefited by the wonderful tonic
r. Prickly Ash. Poke Root and Potas-
stun
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-15

Advertisements Will he receiver az
braueh Offices Of the Post -Infell igencer AZ
TACOMA RtfREAU-fl3g Pacthc aseiiHs'
stfh Waahtysgtnr News Company. L. a
Harrison, Manager
pRT. row MEND rsrfch q sprinezer. -.
PELLfNGHAN BAY BCREAU-Nss~
wFafrorn rerner Holly ard Canoe SITS
O. H. Culver. Manager.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS proposals
for the erection of a normal school
building on the grounds owned ny the
state of Washington in the city OK
Cheney. Will be received by the board
of trustees up to twelve O'Clock noon
OF the Sth day OF July 1895. Said pro-
and specifications on file in the office of
C. r. Seaton, architect in the city OF
Spokane. A certified check amounting
amount of the bid must accompany each
bid, the same to be held by the beard
OF trustees to secure the performance
of the bid by the successful bidder The
board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. Address all bids 10 w. ]
Sutton, clerk board of trustees. Cheney,
Washington. l.. WALTER,
President Board of Trustees.
". J. SUTTON, Clerk.
Cheney Wash, June 6th 1926
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
until O'Clock p. m. Tuesday, August
Goth. 1895. at the office of the state capt.
toll commission az Olympia, Washington,
for all labor and materials required IN
the erection and completion OF the new
state capitol building az Olympia, Wash
ington. according TO the plans ana spec
itications therefor. prepared by Ernest
F'lagg, architect. now on file in the OF
fee of the architect in the old capitol
building in Olympia, Washington. and
81 Broad street. New York city.
Attention is called 10 section seven ~
chapter 13S, page 40. session laws OF 1893.
portion of which section Is as follows:
The performance of every contract shall
be secured by a bond 20 the state of
Washington in a sum not less than one
quarter of the contract price, secured ny
two securities Qualifying In double the
amount OF the bond, eaon OF whom shall
bond to be conditioned for the faithful
performance OF said contract: Each bid
shall be accompanied by a similar bond
conditioned for the execution and faith
full performance of contract in accord
ance with the said bid, II the same be &C
cepted by the board" Blank forms for
the successful bidder will be required TO
enter into are on file with the plans ana
specifications in the Office. OF the archi-
tect,. which contract and bond the sue
cessful bidder Will be required to execute
at once upon the acceptance of his bid.
The right is. reserved TO reject any or al
state Capitol Commission" Olympia,
Washington, and envelopes should De
marked bid for New State Capitol Build
ing" Blank bonds and forms for bids VIII
be furnished TO intending bidders upon
application TO the secretary of the state
capitol commission, Olympia, Washing
ton.
Dated June sth. 1895.
J. II. M'GRAW.
l.. r. CRIMES.
JOSEPH s. ALLEN,
CHARLES F. MUNDAY,
EDMUND RICE,
Commissioners.
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE BOARD OF HEALTH says Wilson's
Modern Business College, Collins build
ing 5lS Second street. may remain open.
Low rates. Special teachers. All COM
mercial and English subjects Judson
p Wilson late supervisor of writing
in city schools. proprietor.
ACME BUSINESS COLLEGE. Seattle
National Bank building.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE RAILROAD IRON.
800 0QO FEET OF DRY LUMBER AND
REyAI. ElSTyATyE,

FOR SALE RAILROAD IRON.
eoo.coo FEET OF OF DRY LUMBER IL, AND
$50 to GOO tons new steel rails. 35 lbs.
per yard; 5000 TO 5000 pbs. of number 20"
copper trolley wire; 10000 feet of dry
lumber in trestles of the Fidalso Cbsy
and Anacortes Railway Company. largely
3-inch plank and stringers 3x9x32 feet.
T'restle from p street dock east to
mill: thence to the junction of Tenth and
= streets, containing about so 600 feet.
Inclined trestle over :. & y railway. on
west side OF Fidalgo bay. containing 14s.-
0o0 feet. Trestle running from the above
incline 10 the west end of bridge over
Fsdalgo bay. containing. 10000 feet; bridge
spur spur co 6Sr y 4ss go go feet feet ~ ~
re eif ior un ali M@rdSy. ssth inst The
or cars at Anacortes The lumber either
in trestle or on board boat, as desired by
purchaser.
lowing real estate, buyer to assume all
unpaid taxes; properties sold subject 10
approval of title In all other respects:
Block number 29l. Fsdalgo City. Contain
Lots Nos. TO TO- inc. IN block go. FL
Lots to 10. inc. tn block 1s. Nelson's
addition to Anacortes.
Lots II to Is inc. in block y: Bowman =
Central Ship HarJor Water Front adda-
Lots rs to 6 inc. IN block I. OF Curtis
First addition TO AnacOrtes.
Lots /, and s. in block !. and lots 6, I.
and s I'm block TO- IN Whites First addi-
ton TO Aracortes.
Also that triangular piece of land. con-
tanning about cf an acre. on me e, wet
and containing building about i3xsO feet,
known as the power house, together with
ths-,e5r7 te9n., 6 feet tlianeter. Is # long,
with rs finch fiues, for which bids VIII
h. received for boiler and real estate to-
gether and separately
The y-Ae~l4t reserved 20 refessf ali bids
JOSHUA PIERCE,
Trustee. Tacoma
SAFE DEPOSIT boxes for rent for stors
ing money, tewelry. papers etc Seattle
Front foot of Cherry.
WILL. GIVE private lessons 20 school
children during vacation az my resi-
dence, S14 Jefferson street Mrs. Leo.
FOURTH OF JULY frevnoGfSs, crackers,
e+c Wholesale and rresafl: lowest price
japan Bazaar sis Front street.
PIANOS TO RENT-sherTnan. Clay &
Co. rs Second street.
PIANOS TO RENT-wi,ter & Harper.
Burke building.
HENRYs ice cream. gallon lots Soc a
gallon.
MERCHANT TAIIORS.
SEATTLE TAILORING CO. 3os Pike
Pine tailoring. Suits. $50 and upwards.
Pants, s. and upwards.
] N'DONAI.D. 6os Second street: suits.
ssS. pauts g. and upwards; TT and work
maaship guaranteed
FRED BRELI.E, the tailor. started with
A new stock. IL Yesler avenue. Occi-
dArtal block
WIRE IRON WORK AND PLATING.
PACIFIC RAILING & PLATING co,
us Union. Wire. iron and brass work
polishing ard electro plating. brass and
chandelier work cleaned
BOOKBINDERY.
BLANK BOOKS % any description made
a. r. AnLhony's booknindery. Front
street. foot OF Cherry. Kline * Rosen-
berg building.
TRUNK FACTORY.
FOR TRUNKS and Travelling Bags go 70
Queen City Trunk Factory repairing a
specially. YesleF avenue and CONNER
tai ftrz -t-h
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VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
pAWNBROKERS

MDME. DAHL. teacher OF banjo. guitar
and violin. Studio 4s Hlnckley block.
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GRIN DING.

RAZoRs; knives, shears. etc. ground ana
street. opposite Bailey block
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Rtrfhs. Marriages. Dcatl,s.

In order 70 secure correct insertion o.
notices under these headings. The same
should be left al the business Offices OF
THIS paper No charge - made for si1ca
notices.
rgae.a! rotice~ resolutions nr other
erecsaF announcements will 30 charged az
the rate OF 10 cents per line each lnsef-
posT-TNTEr.LIGEScE CO
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ErLERY.

FoCkET NIVEs-I50 different s,vls,
opposite Bailey block. " ''' ''eS0ha'
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

>sSsrzsY srsS-TYrs funeral ns Ole II. Nor
man. % FsyrZ Fslzsesey. VII De fsesc az
r.Fsx-ev8 4 SfeTsrf's CHAPEL f6sSEacsz-1tyVH
Afternoon. a. o'caosk-
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UNCLE JOE LOAN OFFICE-Monev
loaned on watches, diamonds and seal
skins: low rates. $40 Second street on
posite Bailey building; private entrance.
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FOR TRUNKS and Travelling Bags go 70
Queen City Trunk Factory; repairing a
specially. YesleF avenue and CONNER
clzI Branch LIS Second
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED MALE.

rANTpD-Bool.ke keeper wishes position;
Will also Instruct. Gooriwsn's improEed
metnod Address J}ookkeeper, Post-ln-
teiiiEencer.
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AUCTIONEER-.

SCUONESS & co. leading auctioneerS.
fses 1905 Front street. send your fuTni-
fure for auction: highest prices guar
anteed. T. J. Z. Scoones, manager AID
aGciioleer
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Advertisements under the head o. Lost,
Pound. For Sale. For Rent and 5ltuatlotls
wanted sill Be Inserted n tne rate o. /
cent a word each Insertion payment al
WAYS IN advance. No advertisements re-
cesxetI for less than 2 cents.
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
rserfs changed for the sunday issue must
hand IN copy BY O'Clock SatAE@ay 70
sT-TN-TET.LIGESCER CO.
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NOTTCE-The business Office o. me
poxf-futeliigencer g open unfa II {. ~; :
Sunday hours. 2 a. n. 20 p m. "a -
fed s6yertisegnents will Dc received Up 20
this time.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-28
az do not think there is any dangcr,'

81 do not think there is any danger"
l said.
"But l know there u.s." answered
She Then throwing down the robes
she stood up in the sleigh and added:
"Giye me the rcins. Get down there
out Of the wind and cover yourself
up"
AT this moment a shuddcr passed
! over me and l realized what truth
| there might be in her words. She di-
vined the reason for my silence and
| said:
you know am right. Oh, why will
You not do as ask!''
"But YOU"
Never mind me. will be all right.
| Besides, it will only be for little
while"
A second s1,udder worse than the
first, reused me thoroughly to my dam
ger, and protesting that it WAS only
for minute or two that would avail
myself of the shelter of the slcghboX,
| l crouched down and allowed her to
cover me.
was soon shaking like one in an
asnc fit. hot and cold by turns How
slow We seemed to be going! Two or
three times ! tried to rise and take the
rcins, but was quite unable. and my
companion assured me each time that
she was not cold. and WAS doing IA
mouSly-t1le excitement kept her warm,
she said.
did not believe her then, and I
know now that what she said was not
true-tliat she suffered terribly. But
did not know. until they told me two
weeks aftcrward ut the hotel in Brcn-
ton, that she took off hcr own wraps
to make my covering heavier, for l
was insensible when they lifted me out
Of the sleigh.
When three weeks later, weak from
fever, employed my first conscious
moment in asking after my companion,
the nurse told me that she had driven
the horses into Brenton at gallop.
Not knowing about the roads She had
naturally enough followed the straight
one. and for fourteen miles had driven
through the forest, with me lying I'M
conscious at her feet.
They carried me in and put me in
bed while the lady fell before the fire
in faint, caused by WEAKNESS and
the reaction Of the nervous power.
Strange to say, she was not really
much worse for her terrible en-
pericncc, but had walked up in n
fever and for three weeks had been
dclir!ous.
"Whcre is the lady now?' 1 asked.
but added: 'Of course she is gone.
should like to have seen her"
The nurse stepped aside without re-
plying. l looked up for an cNplana-
tion. when my eyes rested upon the
face of Kate Mcdonald.
"Katicn was all could say.
"Alcck" she replied, and took my
oltstrctched hand in hers.
"Ka;ic," said, after a moment of
happiness too deep for words. I" is it
possible that you were my companion
and my Savior!'
81 do not know about my being the
last, but I certainly was the first"
"And did not know it."
"But did" she said. with her merry
laugh. "And what is more, knew
you after you first spoke to me-"
looked at her hands. There was no
ring on the slim white fingers.
"Katie." l said. "tlley tell me YOU
saved my life; but you had better have
let me lose it unless you will promise
to share it with me-"
She did not speak, but the look In
her eyes was enough.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-28
HE MUST 60 HOME.
THE RECALL OF MINISTER THURS.
TON DEMANDED.
This IL the Report In Washington,
but Neither Secretary Gresham
Nor Minister Thurston Will Aftirm
or Deny the Report.

Washington, March 21.-It was re.
ported here to-day that Secretary
Gresham had demanded the recall OF
Lorin A. Thurston, Hawaiian minister
to Washington. on the ground that he
was persona non grpta. When Secre-
tary Gresllaln's attention was called to
this statement he positively refused
to say any word In con firmation or de-
NAL. and other officials of the state
department allege ignorance of the
matter. 1t is known. however, that
there has been much friction between
the minister and the state department
In the transaction Of business, datin.
back to Mr.. Thurstons appointment
as minister. Probably because he was
aware Of the state OF feeling toward
himself the minister has always been
sinsularly guarded and discreet in his
public utteranceS. as far as can now he
recalled, so as not to subject himself
to ce1lsure. Every effort has been
made, officially, to disguise the real
state OF affairs. The Hawaiian min
listers name has been scrupulouSy in
cluded in all state functions in which
the diplomatic corps plays n part, and
on at least ono occasion he has been
rendered the honor of special din
ner by Secretary Gresham, but it is
known that there have been stormy
interviews between them. Minister
Thurston was seen and positively de-
clined to discuss the matter. He was
ut the legation office. busily engaged
in preparing budget of official mail
to Hawaii. He said the report was OF
such character that he would m.in-
tain absolute silence. he did not want
this taken as IN intimate of atfir,na-
ton or denial He was asked spc.
officially IL he had been recalled and
declined to answer He was also N,e-
ciflcallv asked as to the closing of the
state department against him and
made the same response.
1t is also ,umored that Secretary
Gresham has decided to demand the
recall OF the Spanish minister.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-28
No Patience, with nurslnrs.

"H'mph!" calculated Fcllaire (form-
erly Rusty Rufus, cycling tho way
worn pilgrim who had called ut his
kitchen door, "hungry are you?"
"Yes'r," humbly answered the pill
grim. II hain't had anything to cat
fur
"Ihatll do" interrupted Fellairc.
"If you'd had sense enough to wipe
off the egg that's sticking to your
mouth l wouldn't know you'd had a
feed not ten minutes ago, and I'd give
you good hand out and couple OF
sinners. Now you get away from here
and don't YOU come back till you've
learned the business better. These
blamed amateurs" added Fellaire
tossing n dime at him. "make mo
tired!'-Chicaso Tribune.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-28

Prof. Blank, although very digni-
lied and co,1tly gentleman, has dts
OF absent mindcdness amounting al
most to mental alteration. This fail
Ing has placed him in many embar-
RAISING positions 1t seemed to the
professor and his family that the eli
max had been reached one evening
when tho professor, after filling the
both tub for a bath, plunged in with
all his clothes on! But deeper be-
cause public modification soon follow
cd this alarming mental lapse. Tho
professor sometimes speaks in public,
and few days after the bath room
episode he was asked to be ono of
three or four speakers at public meet
ing. His brief address was received
with great applause, Which to the
professors surprise and chagrin, was
followed by broad grins, and even I'M
repressed tittering on the part OF
many in the audience. No sooner was
the professor out of the house after
the meeting than he turned to his wife
and asked: "My dear, what was the
occasion of all that smiling and actual
gigglins after the generous applause
that followed my addrcss?"
Don't you know?" asked his wife,
little sharply. 81 never felt so NOR
titled in my life. Why don't you keep
your wits about you when you are in
public? 1t was dreadful"
why, Helen, what did dog"
"Do? You sat up there on that plat
form before all that great audience
end applaudcd your own speech! That's
what you did,"
what Won didr,-Harner's Macazine.