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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

Sc pues esto debiera correspondents
en- primer termino, a su incansable y ce-
loso pre- tector don Juan Macho Moreno
tan encomiado Y favorecido porno esca-
50 numero de maestros Y De maestras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27
e ESPANA
4 VEINTE DIAS Visit A
DE NUEsTRO CORRESPONSAL
sESoR MUSoz RIVERA

SENIOR MI NOZ hlN ETA
En- Puerto Bermejo o Ronda -fne ase-
sinado el alcade Maeias SANCHEZ
al entrar en- el puerto le espera pan
ocho hombres, armados de carablnas Re-
mington, los cual-s hicieIon sobTe et una
descarga cerrada, que le produJo Ia
muerte lnstantanea.
Eu este crimen llama Ia atenclon 10
de las carabinas, porque solo dlsponep
de esss arnas L soldados Y los gaardlas
civiles
4 Ia bora en- que cierro estas cr6nicas
no hay mas noticias pero >e cree que
el asunto revi-te aiguna grgvedad.
e. alcalde Maeias no era, NJ con mu-
cho, un Cesar desp6tico y odiable
Era, mas bien, IN pobre hombre del
pueblo ignorarte y rudo.
Tn monterilla como todss quedan
algunos ejemplares 81 Ia mot ta1la.
D., ,sle IN balloon de a Gale de Alcala
presencie el ertierro del marquee De Ia
Habana
Fue un graz espectaculo.
En- las veIt tanas, en- los tejados, en las
aceras, Sc agolpaba la muititud de Gu
riosos.
Por la via pdbica, que tiene de an
chnra cincnenta metros. pasaba el corte-
jo fdnebre.
DesiIaroD 6 900 hombres de la guar
nici0n de Madrid
Iban pie todos los miisi>tros, mas de
cuarenta generates, y mas de mil caballe-
ros el derredor del armon en- que los ar
tileros condncian el cadaver.
Despues de las tropas, los cariuajes
d-l Congreso del Senado y de Ia zeal
casa.
Todo ocupaba, al desalroliarse por
pleto, una exten+i6n de tres mil me-
tros, en- que briIlabaa los cascos, lu-
clan los nniformes atronaban el espa-
cio las musicas los tambores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

Vale Ia pena de ser conocido por
nuestros lectores IN suelto que pubica-
ron aver algunos peri6dicos de Ia mana
na, que copio de E Pals nd peaena
llterr.
Hello aqnf:
La prensa de Valencia la hecho en-
estos dfas Ia drnuncia de hechcs graves,
que han enco, trado eco en- los Trlbuna-
les, ante los que han desflado va hume
rosas person as.
Dendnca-e que el sargento de Ia
Guardia civil senor Gomez, jefe del
puesto de Ia calle de Sagunto, de aquella
capital, ha aplicado diferentes veces tor
mentos los detenidos por 81 como pre-
suntos criminales.
En- el cuartelillo que ocupa Ia Guar
dia Civil en- Ia calle de Sagnnto, encierra
aquelas personas quienes qniere
arrancar una declaration de culpabili
dad, empunando IN yergajo, los apa
lea brutalmente hasta dejarlOs casi exa-
nimes.
0tras veces, por medic de un aparato
de cuerdas torniquete, les aprieta el
craneo, sujetandoles IN horrible 81
plicfo.
Sc ha dado el case de que, despnes de
haber apaleado en- su arbitrario encierro,
dos infelices, haya reconocido su equi-
vocaci6n, Y los baya dejado libres, en-
cargandoles que no dijesen palabra de
10 ocurrido
Todavfa no Sc puede averiguar 81 el
benem6rito Gomez sirvi6 en- 81 tercio De
Puerto Rico en- tiempos de don Romual-
do Palacio don Julio Domingo Bazan.
Parece indudable, sin embargo, que
era digno de tan excelso honor, y que
con dihcultad Sc encontraria ningnno
tan propio para haoer una yst1,ta con el
inclito Escudero
No quedara impune el abuse de Va
lencia, como qued6 el de Puerto Rico
Los yalencianos son espanoles de los
que forceiean y luchan.
Espanoes de Prinaera close.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

dencias imponfa ineludibles transaccio-
nes, 10 admiti6 para obtener algo, ann-
que no todo 10 que puede Y debe preten-
der el pals.
Desde aqui suplico los colaborado-
res de Ia DEMoCRAcIA que sc ocupan
de materias mercantiles, que estudien
eete asunto emitan 81 opinion compe-
tentlsima.
Aun falta que Sc reuna 60 pleno Ia
Comisi6n, que apruebe el dictamen, Y
que 10 sancione, por dltimo, el Ministro
de [ Jltramar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-11-27

Insistiremos sobre este asunto, hasta
coasegair que no queden burlados una
vez mas, los derechos sacratisimos d..
nuestro digno profesorado.
lIarto comprendemos que no somos los
lamados defender tan meritoria ella
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
rhe News From Orcso,

a canvass for the adoption of text
books Tor the public schools Of
oregon for the period OF six wears
from October LIST. 1895, has iust
been completed, aud the result was
ohciaily announced by the Stats
Board of EducnIion January Sth.
1873. The plan of adoption pro.
v'ded by the Organ law is thorough
~ Democratic aud peculiarly
adapted to obtain fair expression
OF the popular mind. Tue officers
entitled to vote on the school book
selection are the 80 County Superin
tendents and the Board of Examiners
O,( composed OF leading teachers
and college professors. The book
campaign has been active for several
mouths. ana each officer WAS re
CURED to record his vote with tho
State Board in writing, soma time
during the months of Noyember
and December. No more careful
ana deliberate examination and de.
cision of school book question bv
those most intimately connected
with the use of the books would
hnve been possible.
Line result ae announced has bear
a complete victory for the publica
lions of the American Book Com.
pany, the merits OF whose book
bad been thoroughly tested in tho
Oregon schools.
The Oregonian says: "fhe Amer.
can Book Company got everything. I"
rms selection is notable as vim.
dication OF the American Book Cnm.
pany. and an Endorsement OF Tho
merits of its publications for tvn
reasons. 1t has taken place. "a in
the face OF the hercest aud most de-
termlned agency competition. and
(2) In the midst of a deluse of nm.
precedented Islander and falsehood
fomented. and spread anonymously
through pamphlets, newspapers, cir.
cuiars. and letters, in tAe desuerat,
attempt by our business rivals ~
sssnssinate our character and Ram.
tation. oP"'
In few days the American Boo,
Company will present their answnc
addressed to Virginians, IN renlv -
the mountain OF faisehood bein,
daily brought forthsby the Norfolk
AZ
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
THE NORFOLK COURTS.
! he Various Gases Tried Yesterday
and Other Business Transacted.

! he Various Gases Tried Yesterday
and Other Business Transacted.
Justice Burroughs, OF the Police
Court, fined James J. Ferris 81. 10
for threatening to assault j. Fl.
Hogwood.
WIN. A. Close, coiorsd, suspected
OF larceny; continued to 22d.
George Ssnderlin, white, proour.
ing board with intent to defraud r.
y. Waihsrt: continued to 10Th.
A. +. Selbert and Joseph Jones,
using abusive language to each
other; continued to AID.
John ID. Nichols, colored. assault
ing Mary j. Nichols; continued to
18th.
James Howell, white, stealing q
pair OF shoes. postage atamps, ETC.,
from the office of II. E. Briggs, 81
Main street, continued to 9th.
James Curtin, white, larceny of q
buggy robe belonging to K. Y.
Zachary, from Thayer's stables;
plea guilty; ninety days in jail.
Frances Wright, colored, oh.
structing sn officer; fined S3.75.
CORPORATION COURT.
Tho Corporation Court yester.
day was engaged In the trial of a
number of small cases.
Nelson Mabry released without
payment OF the fine. but subject to
the summons OF the court in this
case at any time.
a certificate was given W. J. Box
ter, Jr., who desires to apply fos q
license to practice law.
Paul johnson, colored, feloniously
shooting Edward Pickett; six months
in jail.
UNITED STATES COURT.
Willis Myers, colored, pension
fraud two cases); not guilty.
Robert Bagnell, Jr., colored, pen.
sion attorney, sending q false claim
Tor pension; not guilty.
Chesebro Bros. vs. schooner
Water Lilly; schooner ordered sold,
Ann King, colored, pension fraud;
sentenced 10 five years, and w, Il.
Day, colored. sending an obscene
postal card through the mail; sen.
fenced to four years in the Kings
County On. ~ penitentiary.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
RECEIPTS. OF MERCHANDISE,
The transactions of the Past Year
of Business,

The transactions of the Past Year
of Business.
Tho receipts of merchandise at
Norfolk for the twelve months ending
December 81, 1891, as reported bS
the Chamber of Commerce. were.
Lum Der, feet, 293, 739, Ol5; logs feet.
Iio, U.s. 9i6; slaves, NJ, 5,6O2, 12G;
shingles, NJ. IS. 800, 1872; railroad ties.
A., l0O,2ll; hay. tons, 90, Gl4; corn.
bushels, 1852, SOL; oats, bus hels. 34i5.,
9S7; meal, bushels, pa, $50: rice.
bushels, i ,0l7; bran, bushels. lI5.
GAO; wheat, bushels, 80, 946; peanuts.
bags, 430, 724; coffee, bags, Ills:
sugar. barrels. 56, 095 ;molnsses, etc.
barrels, 6,ll4; cheese, boxes. %. 3S5.
butter, tubs, 1885; -four. barrels
3OS, OS6; flour, bags, Isl, S53: pork'
barrels, 3. 16i; beef, barrels. i, 497;
nsh, barrels, So, SCI; fish, boxes.
9.!32; meat, bulk, pounds, 1887.
200; meat, tierces, 172; meat, bar.
Irels, 1852; meat, boxes, l7,647:
lard, tierces. 7, 1872; lard, cases. 2G. 422:
lard, tubs, 21,lS5; oil, coal. bar
rels, 81, TIA; oil, cotton seed, barrels.
20, I26; cotton seed meal, bushels
~, 5s9; fertilizers, tons, 16, 523; hides
packages, 27029; horses and mules
mead, 6.lS3; hogs and sheep, bend.
IL ,635; cattle, hend, ID, 522; naval
stores. barrels, ~, 553; eggs, barrels,
40. eggs, crates, SO, 662; salt, sacks.
l63, 1913; coal, Pocahontas, tons,
2, lSS.29T: pig iron. tons, lG4. 2Gg;
coke, tons. Also; tobacco, leaf, logs.
heals, 26,62l; tobacco, leaf, Tic rces.
$3.50; tobacco, leaf, cases, 4,6lO; to.
baccco, manufactured, packages, POP, :
COS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
MAYOR PEIT|T'S SPEECH
He Makes a Plain Talk to the
Police Force.
HE Is CHIEF EXECUTIVE
He Addresses the 8 O'clock Relief.
Tells Them to Report to Chief,
Not TO Commissioners,
Who NEEDLE With
the Force.

The action of the Police Commits
sionurs in excluding the secretary of
the Board, MIR. w. L. Gregory, and
calling in police officer to report
the proceedings, created yesterday
orable comment.
1t was runored yesterday morn.
ing that Mayor Petit had been
driven 10 the last ditch, and that he
would likely take heroic action. The
reporter of The VIRGlNIaN kept an
eye on the Mayor, and last evening
be was seeu to go ovor to the police
station. The reporter was not far
behind. The Mayor addressed the
8 O'Clock relief as follows
II ana chIet executive OF the CITY
OF Norfolk; the Chief OF Police is
the head of the Police Department,
and to him all reports of ineiiicleucy
or Violations should be made" The
Mayor cautioueGEtbe men to avoid
making reports Of trivial offences to
the commissioners individually, as
they have no right to take any uc-
tion save through regular channel.
with view to ascer,aiping the
cause OF this spesch. Il VIRGINIAN
representative later called upon the
Mayor at ms home. When asked
If the commissioner had been as
suming individual authority:
They haYo been doing 30" re.
piled His Honor, "and they have
taken the management Of the police
force entirely out of my hands, and
wished to impress upon the men
tho fact that az military organlza.
ton the police force should receive
orders only through proper channels.
these gentlemen have been going
around 10 the station house ana
nleddling with the officers, and it is
dsmorullzing. The Board has a
right to make regulations, aud as
the executive officer of the Board l
have to carry the same into effect,
Bnt l insist upon reports going
through regular channels.
"How about Clerk Gregory?"
asked TIE VIRaINIAN representa-
tive.
well, I purpose to keep him.
He ID my clerk and I shall certify TO
Ills pay. l Am looking into the mat
ter OF reporting tho minutes of the
Board, but L shall retain MIR. Greg
ory."
The Mayor talked plainly on the
snbJect, aud evidently felt that IN
attack had been made upon the
dignity Of his position.
with the power to suspend any
olhcer OF the city upon due provoca-
ton, 1t is said he has all the wea.
pom desired should be become suni-
GENTLY aroused.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
GEN. R. :. LEES BIRTHDAY.
vii! Be Properly Observed in
Norfolk.
THE VETERANS BANQUET.
Tho Meeting at Pickett Buchanan
Camp. Banquet at the st.
James. The Oonfederates'
Greatest Reunion. Inter-
esting Ceremonies.

Throughout the beautiful South.
land, that remnant OF heroes. who
followed the "Bonny Blue Flag"
and their loyal sons, will to dav
celebrate the anniversary of the
birth OF their Commander and Chief,
Gen. Robert q. Lee, the military
genius of the nineteenth century.
The world honors the name of
Gen. Lee and pays just tribute to
hls matchless ability as q soldier, his
worth az citizen, and his sincerity
as a Christian. He held principle
above place. duty above personal
considerations, and refused the
tempting laurals Of his much loved
stars and stripes. to cast his
lots with those over whom waved
She flag Of Dixie. Gen. Lee gradu.
ated from West Point with distinc.
ton, and was considered by the
commanding officers the brig htest
OF the young soldiers. His life has
been most beautifully presented by
those who knew him best soldier
citizen. Norfolk to-day will revere
his memory.
Tue Pickett Buchanan Camp will
aesen bic in their hall, where inter.
estlng ceremonies will be held, fol.
lowed by q banquet at the st.
James Hotel. This is the great.
est reunion OF the Confederate
soldier Of this city, aud among
that remnant left, growing sadly
lees as the years roll by, are men
who IN the days of battle PLAYED
their part with devotion and have
since boen a friend to the Confedor.
ate widow, q father TO the orphan
and loyal TO the brave Sons of the
South who shed their LIES blood
for cause they believed to be
right.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
y uEll AIIIH.

by reference to q card of General
agent John w. Gordon, it Will he
seen that the agency of the Ham.
burg Bremen Fire Insurance. Com.
pnny III this city has been transferred
10 MessIs. Il. L. Page & Co.. whose
oilice Is No. Is Bank street. who
wiz nave control of the oompany's
business IN Norfolk. Tho Hamburg-
bremen Is one OF the very beat com.
pan.es In America and enjoys an
ensiapie reputation. The company
70 ioitnnate IN securing the services
OF Mr.: Pnge, who will prove an act.
I've ana energetic agent. Those hny.
ing insurance 10 place will copsnIt
their interests by calling on him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
Kept Erorn school.

Mr.. Zero Weiker, of 1874 Kelly
avenue. Gays my little girl, Ida. has
been troubled with some Kind IF an
eruption on her head, which looked
hke eczema. Its appearance was so
pGd that l had to keep her nom
school. l bought one bottle ~
QuaFatol and used one application
every day for week, aud il made :,
complete care. lie says there ia
nothing to beat Quratol. 1t ia tLe
nheSt remedy on the market.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
"And Iesus ga a. suaer Inc littlo chill

And Jesus sad, Suffer the little chill
dren 10 ,one unto Mo. and forbid them
Ho'i Sot sucn Is the hinGdom OF GOD"
household wrap ed in bitterest an
gmsh mourn' the loss OF little {. Is I1.ul,..
70 nges child or Mr. aud Mrs Ernest
W. Browne. Lake IN of in the II ght
bta'h ole INTO The happy home an
rob- oil il OF its brightest sunshins
Although only elsht months OF ago this
tlny treasured bios ON OF huiutnity
already gave promise OF be ng AN un-
suaily lovabie and interesting child.
Few hearts could resist the sweet, win
some. baby ways. Relations and fri nds
will miss and soro,y sr eve for this
precious little one. who fell 'asloep II
the arms OF es IS May God. III His
mercy and goodness comfort and al the
stricken parent to bear I cir burden Of
sorrow ami III the ytars 10 come NAV
to thought OF cir darling safe in its
~ iaVeniy Fathers tender care he to
them lear and hallowed memory, dc.
VOID OF pain.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
DIED.

< WALKER-MATTIE W, wife OF Richard
NJ Walker, after short illness, ut the
residence OF her hu band. No. 7Os Tun-
st,li az enue. at l2:l' Il. H., aged 3S years
Notes of funeral hereafter,
ohLlM-At b sresilence, No. % Cum.
berlanu street. FRIDAY morning. Jannnrv
lSth. 1875. ut 81, clock. tEOK n
Oh ELM in the 2 til yc TT OF his age.
Tho funeral will take place from his
late residence 10 MORROW. (Suuday
AFTERNOON, ut 3 o ,lock. Friends and
acqna ntAnoes respectfully invited to at
tend.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
e:OinE IfrnYcIY On.

:. Stock taking is going bravely on,
he good people OF ye Greater Nor.
folk, approaching good thing
when they see 1t do patronize home
folk, when they know that the old
timer reliable jewelry establishment,
los Main street, IL Offering best
goods and best work at lower than
Northern prices. Call on Green.
wood & Bro.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
THE BIBLE CAUSE.
Series of Meetings OF Bible Society
in This CITY.

Series of Meetings OF Bible Society
in This City.
The Virginia Bible Society will
soon open II this city depository
of the Bibles Of the American Bible
Society. lev. w. a. Campbell, ID.
D.,genoral agent Of the State society,
VIII be IN the olty for moro than a
week. sud will present the claims of
the cause at the churcncs In the
schedule below. RrraDged by a com
inittee of The Ministers Alliance.
Other appointments will be- All
nounced hereafter. 4 collection will
De takeu at each service, and in view
OF the great needs of the general
work aud The expense of supulyiue
the depository with books, q liberal
contribution is Heked:
Sunday. January 10Th. III NJ.
Centenary n e Church; 8 y m,
Cumberland Street 81 Il Church:
4:50. st l.uls Z e Church; 7 $50
Christian Memorial Temple.
Monday, $50 --------
Iuesaay,S p IN. DIociples' Church.
Wednesday. 1880, McKendree NJ
q Church.
thursday -
Friday
Sunday, January 27th-11 A m
CRANKY street NJ f. Church; 3 pm
Union meeting Colley Memorial
Church.
Othes services will bs announced
later. A0'"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
Looai meteorological Dnta,

ron "a HOURS nsplyo . o.o1oox 1As,
SIaHr.l
Y. 3. DEPARTMENT OF AanrouLruRHl
WEATHER BuREAp.
Local Ofios. Dodson Building.
NORFOLK Va, January 18, 1898
maximum ssmperature. e.,
mlnimum temperature. no
Normal Temperature. deiuoed frop,
~ years observation. , 90
soorn,u; from norman plus q
aooI month. .............. /
accumulated departures eincs
precipitation, In inches. o
Hethl precipitation since LIST Of the
month 1.ss
J. j. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19

When Baby was sick, We gave her CssttriA
When she IVES Child. she cried for Cas,oria
When She became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave them Castor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
HAGEMAN'S
ANANDINE LO7IONl

Il dries az once. and kid gloves may DO
worn imme late y after applying.
For gentleman's uso after shaving. 10
stands without an equal. the sensation ~
produ es whom applied to tho skin being
highly pleasing.
- is not "cure NIL" but it has tho
power OF preventing and removing sun.
burn. Wind I an and Chafed Skin, as vol
as all ordinary irritations.
10 nc by improving the softness.
clearness aud healthy tono Of the SKIN,
aud its daily applications tends to pro-
serve it from the action Of drying winds,
extreme temperature and tho like. PrioS
within the reach of everybody.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19

- AHALHAo.-sun rises. E1s e. m
Nc seu' spT D. m; high water a:3s a. M. and
SN P.n.; low water. I6.82 am. and 1880 .. "a.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
say.

Several cara en- route; must be
SOLO also some on track here. II.
II, Owens, 275 Water street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19

In all cases of disordered stomach
ana liver, colo, diarrhea, cramps.
dyspepsia, indigestion, losa of eupe.
Ute or chilis, try DIR. Moran's Stom.
ach bitters, manufactured OF Nos.
1857 and $50 Church stieet.
auY-e TT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19

When you are sick try DR.. Resve's
Herb remedies. MY patients are
many" Ask about it. 257 Queen
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
"a EE:'EINGS.
HEADQUARTERS
PIcKRrI-BuCU ,NAS CAMP. C, V.
NORFOLK, Va, January 18TH. ls,5

NORFOLK, Va, January 18TH, 1888.
ATTENTION. COMRADES. YOU ARE
ri, ueleoi reinc'' ! 10 as.omGle in your hail
III > Saturday EVENING At $50 O'clock In
uniform.
Tho comrades wi be entertained by one OF
us members, ami OIL adjournment will re-
par 10 the 81. jams H.tel and partako OF n
banquet given in hupor of tieu. K l. Lee
mo rdial invitation /, eytend to
ever conr'de of the Camp to be present aud
do honor 10 the occasion.
By order OF WASUlEGT0N TAYLOR.
n, , Comm lander.
D. 'AchsoS' adJhtant. jal9-lt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
FOR DYSpEpGJj

FOR DYSPEPSIA,
indigestion, and Stomach disorders, take
BR0WN'S IRON BITuTTRS.
All dealers keep it, 81 per bottle Genuine haa
9ede-mark and crossed red Lines on wrsppeE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19

An elegant combination Of harmless
substances prepared in such lmanner
AZ to obtain tho most gratifying results
IL forms 8 most delightful Toilet Arti.
Gle for the purposes for which il is In.
tendcd. Nothing enters tho comuosn
ton of this inimitsble article whiob
could prove injurious TO the mos deli.
might be taken internally with entire
safety.
1t 10 not only e substitute for, bu. tp
every respect superior to Camphor Ice,
Gold Cream, Vaselins and like prepare
tion'.
Most remedies used for their emollien,
offeot possesses tho very object enable
features OF being sticky and greasy; bus
thes, defects have been overcome by the
production OF
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
wEATH EfA n EFuIxr.
Ferecnat H0r TODAY.

~AhHIEeros. ID. e.. January 10. 1898.
FAIR For Virginia Fair; warmer, south
For North Carolina, Fair, warmer:
southwest winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19

a few of those tailor-made over
coats still left We are selling them
at cost for cash. Nichols & Wallace.
100 Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-19
Clearing Sale,

Special low prices will be offered
by us Tor the month of January to
reduce stock previous to taking in.
ventory. Save money by bnvinp
now. Chapman & Jakeman, level
ers, corner Main and Bank streets
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09

Sfraalere til at siue efter. Mf 9elez
9rammet fra Stod6olm af 2sbe Mars
fremsaar bet, at &elultatet al be bem,
melise Dperlesninser bleo ct fonse1ist
6urIa9 om, at bpert 2anb fan babe
esne &oniuler, men at uoenrissm1ni=
iteren ifal bore felles us anluarlis for
en- Delegation iammenlat af Meblemz
mer fra ben iuenFe &issbas os bet
norite Stortbins. Nosen loblis 9aez
9ierins er ber bog enbnu life bannet.
Sfdse ct Telegram af 2ben Npril bar
&onsen nestet at oanne noset Miniitez
RUM al 8enitre, for6i Stortbinsets
Yrefibent, Steen, un6lo6 at talbe &inbe
tilorben, 6a 6enne uuber 9ebatten ia9be
at "oen puerlte 2ebelie af Nor9es 5orz
iparspeien BAT / 9enberne paa en
fremmeb Manb / ct fremmeb 2anb."
Set fremsaar beraf, at Stillinsen bar
tilipibiet fig isjen.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-04-09
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Slist l1sbDtte, fom ber siorbes So
foten | Mtbten al Mars, fan tnsett
minbes. @aa en- l1se opfiftebes ber
balpnienbe Miuion 9orf. 5lere 8aas
be tom inb to @anse ont 9asen fulbe
al Silt. Dsiaa iDboper &bften til
Stat bar Eurieftet flaat sobt til,
Sommefeber bar ber" SturfFe". S2ofo>
ten bar op til 1sbeMars ben bele5ansft
20 MiQioner, us enbnu babbe man ben
bebite Tib til9obe, ben re9nes fra ben
9atu til april. Man anilaar 2anbets
Eoritefansit paa en- l1se til IL Milio<
,ter Silt us Siiterues 5ortjeneite meQem
2 os Il Miqioner &roner.