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NAV Lose Their Cattle,

Ell Paso, Texas, July 19.-The customs
collector at Palomas, Mexico, opposite
Deming, New Mexico, has issued an Or
der to the effect that citizens of the
United States who have cattle in the
Palomas district for expectation must
take such cattle out Of that country
within fifteen days, and failure to do
30 will result in the confiscation Of the
cattle by the Mexican government. This
places a number of stockmen In this
city, st. Louis and Kansas City between
two fires. They bought cattle in Mexi-
co last winter. expecting to Craze them
In Texas during the summer. but the
United States quarantined against all
Mexican cattle, except those for imme-
diate slaughter. So the buyers cannot
bring their cattle over to this country,
and II they remain in Mexico they are
to be confiscated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
Cuban Reports,

Tampa, Fla, July 22.-Passengera
from Cuba and private letters announce
that General Campos is wounded and
besieged in Bayamo. The Spanish pa
pers state that, besides Santocildes, va.
rIous other officers fell in the recent bat.
tie and 1t is rumored that one Of them
Is the son Of Campos.
Passengers claim that a railroad car
arrived at Villa Vueva station in Ha.
vana closed SO that no one knew Its
contents. Some say this car contains
Campos, and others maintain that II
holds the body of his son. The Span.
ish press gives no details of the en-
counter and this makes the Cubans be-
lieve that Santocildes' body was left in
possession of the insurgents In Santa
Clara.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
A PAPER TRUST BEING FoRMEr'
Tho Biggest Concerns In tho Country to
Unite.

@ho "'8Sosb SOuCoEuS In tn0 country TO
Unite.
Chicago, July 2O-The Tribune to-
day says: Some OF the largest paper
manufacturers in the country, repre-
senting about three-fourths Of the total
output Of rolls used In the newspaper
business, have been at work several
weeks trying to perfect the details Of
a combine OF the several companies In
one big corporation. 1t was practically
admitted to-day by interested parties
that the plan would be carried through.
The deal involves at least $50, 5000
ana possibly several millions more. BY
the plan proposed the mills are to be
purchased outright by the new consol-
idation. The average price will be $780,
600 each for every ton of daily produc-
tion.. Plants equipped with modern
machinery will get the best rating,
while the smaller ones using ready
made raw material will be appraised
lower. According to the promoters Of
the plan, the prices Of paper will not
be advanced. They say the only OBJ
ject In the consolidation is to save mon
ey in putting their production on the
market. With a central Office with
branches in the large cities, the total
output can be marketed at an estimated
saving Of $5 a ton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
Tho Clevelnpd d B.bv.

Buzzards Bay, Mass, July 2O.-Marl-
on, a French rendition of the musical
name Mary, has been decided upon by
President and Mrs. Cleveland as the
name for the baby born to them about
two weeks ago. The fact was officially
announced by Private Secretary Thur
ber this afternoon. There was no un-
usual ceremony attendant upon the
naming of the baby, except that which
occurs In any household on such occas-
sionS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
USED STONES AND MUD,
II. Rider HaGEard Roughly Treatsd !
His Cnndihacy.

II. Rider HaEEard Roughly Treated In
His Candidacy.
London, July 2O.-H. Rider Haggard,
the author, who Is standing In the Con-
servative interest for East Norfolk, has
made his election tour In a four-horse
drag, and has been roughly treated and
stones and mud being thrown in some
cases. Near Ladham, one Of the party,
Miss Hartcup, had her head cut by a
flying missile. At st. Albans the party
was obliged to take refuge in hotel,
which was besieged. The police were
dispatched to the rescue. From North
Walsham, Norwich, to Yarmouth, the
size Of the party increased In gravity,
and at midnight the mounted police
were summoned.
The elections of to-day SO far as they
have been declared leave the state Of
the parties as follows:
Conservatives, 274; Liberal Union
lists, 40; total, Unionists, 800; Liberals,
s5; Parnellites, 6; McCarthyites, A;
Labor, 2; total opposition, 1888. The net
Unionist gain up to date is IS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
COLORADO CONDENSED.

The first passenger train ran through
the Alpine tunnel on the 18TH.
The Colorado Summer school opened
at Colorado Springs oil the 18th, with
q good attendance.
The cog road company is doing big
business In carrying visitors mp the peak
despite bad weather.
The trial of Ratclffe, who killed
three men IN the South Park some
time ago, was begun at Buena Vista on
the 10th before Judge Bailey and n
jury composed chiefly of Salida men.
District attorneys are calling the at
tentlon Of city officials to the new law
requiring the strict enforcement Of the
state saloon laws. If saloons are not
closed on Sundays and at midnight
they forfeit their licenses.
In the district court at Sterling
Judge Armour sentenced Frank Eco-
penik, Jr., to the penitentiary for one
year and n half for cattle stealing. In
the case of the People VS.. William Koc-
penik, Sr.. charged with cattle stealing.
plea of guilty was made. and Judge
Armour suspended sentence. the de
fendant being an old, Eray-headed ma II
with large family.
Henry w. Callahan. Phi. D.. has just
been appointed principal of the state
preparatory school at Boulder. Mr.
Callahan comes from New York state
Z. Waite Elder NJ. A.. of Grand June
ton has also been selected instructor
Of physics and chemistry.
Fire broke out at 5 O'Clock WcdnHs-
day morning in the Silver Moon restai'-
rant, Durango. caused by the explosion
of gasoline stove. The building was
,nd
rived. After half an hours work the
fire was finally gotten under copt"ol.
but not until after the total destruction
Of three frame buildings The LOSES
amounted to $4,000, viii: $500 iusu-.
ance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
Pcixa tIx,t,r KILLED.

Milwaukee, Wis, July ga fatal
prize fight occurred at a road house
about four miles northwest of this city
last night. The victim is Louis Schmidt,
Jr., son of a West Side grocer. The boy
was taken to Trinity hospital, where he
died this afternoon.
When DR.. Earl, who was hurriedly
summoned, reached the scene Of the
fight, the other principal and the spec.
tators had fled, leaving only the proprie-
tor of the place. The authorities will
at once Investigate the affair."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
Nav YOrk'a Exodus

New York, July 22-Coney Island had
about 10000 visitors Sunday. The exc
dus to other places was in proportion. A
panic marked the embarking of steam
boat passengers at the islanu. Fully
10000 people were crowded and jam
med into the space near the landing
gates. One woman's baby was torn
from her arms and carried twenty feet
away. At the edge of the crowd women
were pushed down or fell and were
trampled under foot. No serious In
juries are reported.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
Bank Not = Refused.

Birmingham, Ala. July pa work
ingman, who refused to give his name,
declined to accept SIS in national bank
potes in payment of bill In the post
office to-day. Assistant Postmaster
Cruishank then rendered him other
money, which he accepted. The strang-
er's conduct was In obedience to Grand
Master Sovereign's order to boycott ma
tional bank notes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
Wages ReatorotI

Milwaukee, Wis, July 22.-The strike
sha, Wisconsin, for the past ten days,
has been settled without the aid Of the
state board Of arbityation. The men
have gained complete victory and will
go back to work tomorrow morning.
Their demand for return to the wages,
which prevailed before the panic two
years ago, has been agreed to by the
manufacturers. and the men are salts
fed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
Govern m.,t.s Bie M.ior,.v,

London, July 21.-As result of the
pollings thus far held in the general
elections the Unionists now show a net
gain of 6S, leaving the government a
majority of los. The districts to be
heard from during the coming week are
almost entirely in the counties In the
-shires. The number yet to be heard
from Is 61O. The majority of these
were represented by Liberals in the last
general election.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
CyclOno In Michigan.

st. Claire, Mich, July 2O.-A disas
trous cyclone swept over st. Claire lasl
evening, doing great damage and caus.
Ing loss of life. The steam barge Mary.
land was carried broadside before the
wind and WINS stranded on the Cana.
dian bank OF the river. Ernest Black
house was badly wrecked and an infant
child killed by the flying timbers The
storm struck at l 80 and at l 40 1t was
all over. Boats arriving from below
report no unusual disturbances.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25

ing to join King Juan Miguel and hi:
army of Brazilians, who departed from
New York in wagons, on Friday, 70"
Southern California.
King Juan has gone to Washington.
where he will spend few weeks with
the Brazilian minister, joining his carl
van when 1t arrives in the capital.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
Turkish Insuryenta.

st. Louis, Mo-. July 2O.-The Globe
Democrats special cable from Sofia
says: A serious fight has taken place
on the Turko- Macedonian frontier, be-
tween a force of insurgents, stated to
have numbered 5000, and body Of
Turkish troops. The latter were defeat
ed with a loss of GOO men.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
a Gail On In. Pow Rs.

Constantinople. July 2O.-The porte
has requested the powers to insist that
the Bulgarian government suppress the
revolutionary committees of the Mace.
domains at Sofia and elsewhere. The ap-
Droachment of Russia and Bulgaria y
causing anxiety here.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25

of supervisors for malfeasance In Of
fee. Smith alleges that the "solid eight"
as the accused are usually called, for.
feited their offices by refusing the appli-
cation Of the San Francisco & San Ma
teo Street Railroad company for fran.
chise, and according the privilege to the
Market Street Railroad company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
KILLED By Lightning.

Ellsworth. Kan. July 2O.-A severe
electric storm passed over Ellsworth
county at about two O'Clock this MORN
ing. Lightning struck the house of Ell
McHenry. Instantly killing him and al.
SO Edward Grimes and Frank Brown.
All the victims were married and leave
large families.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
MlRratInR aNrxians.

New York, July GA cablegram re-
ceived from Puerto Cabello, Venezuela,
states that another colony of Servian-
Brazilians has sailed from that port to
New York. These foreigners are com
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-07-25
San Francisco. ..E,~h. :.

San Francisco, Cal. July COX. NJ.
Smith, an attorney. has petitioned the
Supreme court to declare vacant the Of
9oss held by eight members of the board
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17
1t Does Pay
To Advertise
Many Advertisements

promptly satisfy reader that whatever else
he may want, he wants nothing else of this
particular advertiser
"A well written ad, with definite propo-
stlon, in the NORFOLK VIRGINIAN,
never fails to pay.
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Publications Hseceiyod.

THE CHICAGO DAILY News ALMA
MAC AND POLITICAL REGISTER This
publication has won its way to pop
ular confidence upon its merits as n
comprehensive American encyclo-
pedia of politics and kindred sub
lects. The VIRGINIAN acknowledges
the receipt of the eleventh volume
for 1885. 1t 10 marvel of complete
ness and comprehensiveness. An in
teresting feature of the present issue
10 review of the serious labor dis
turbances of the year. The Japa-
nese' Chinese war is treated in de-
tail. Tho election tables comprise
full official returns from forty.four
States and four Territories. The
volume for 1895 exceeds in interest
and value any of the previous ISSUES.
"BABY LAND. The February
Valentino holiday number of this
chlld's monthly has been received.
1t is very interesting Tor the little
ones, and replete with striking illus.
trations that will please their fancy.
Price cents.
'LlrrI.E MEN AND WOMEN. The
February number sof this publica
ton for young readers is a delight
full book. Every boy and girl will
he charmed to have it. Price 10
cents.
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like q sieve.

The chief function of tho kidneys is to
sepnIatc from the blood, III its passage
through them, of certain impurities
ana watery particles which make their
final exit through the bladder. Tho re-
tention OF these. in consequence of mae
ti'ity OF the kidneys, is productive of
Brights disease, drOpsv, diabetes, nibu-
minuria and other maladles with n fatal
tendency. llostetters stomach Bitters
highly sanctioned diuretic and blood
depurcnt, impels the kidneys when in
active to renew their sitting junction
and strain from the vital current impu-
rities which inf st aud threaten their
own existence rs organs of the body.
Catarrh of the bladder. gra, oil and re
tentiOn of the urine are also mala hes
arrested or aVerted by this benign pro
motcr and restorative of organit act on
Malaria. rheumatism. constipation. bill
business ana dy pcpsia also Weld to the
bitters. which is also sreedlly beneficial
10 the weak and nervous.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17

Another invoice OF lamps and
tables and new shades. Chapman &
Jekmsen.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17
FOR 8 al. z

We offer some or the most desirable
Investments now on the market.
Fine West End residence, S7xl20 feet.
No l67 Granny street.
No. 222 ana 22i Butte street..
tenement rental properties on Church,
Smith, Willoughby. ,Iamss and Kelley
streets.
Vacant lots on Dunmore. Brewer,
Princess Anne. Plume. riverside, Wind
sor ana New Castle streets, and Park.
Willoughby, Central ana Is Avenues and
many more at Lambert's Point.
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o. W. o. Hardman, sherlff Of Tv.

o. w. o. Hardman, Sheriff Of Ty.
er county, w. Va, appreciates a
good thing and does not hesitate to
say 80. he was almost Frustrated
with cold when he procured q bot
tie OF Chamberlaln's Cough Rem
edy. He says: SIT gave me prompt
relief. find it to be an Invaluable
remedy for coughs and colds" For
sale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-17
SHARP G. GWATHMEY, 96 Main Street.
REAL ESTATE.
f OR RE N r..

Store ~ Union street. 335, 337 Queen
street.
Store 81 Union street.
House 30 Queen street.
House on Plume street.
Houses on Bermuda straet
32i Main street
~ Yarmouth street.
store ~ Bank street,
Oihces ana sleeping apartments on
CRANKY street.
Row of new hoCses Z. A. avenue ex.
tended
40. Loyall's lane.
Offices on ground Moor, 90 Main street
htts I to suit applicants.
New house, riverside, Z rooms and
stable g stalls). Sl2 so.
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II. c. ROggard & Co.,,
Real Z state and
Rental Agents
i26 MAIN STREET.

FOR RENTS Highland, 81 Kelly. 80
Wood, 20 Charlotte 30, Chapel, ~ 0j,
A. and o. liighlanl, 9 and Is Baxter,
l26 Wiiloughby. l2j and rs lc.inudn
tree, ,lsnt rooms, slS Per month; "a
Brewer, 96 Chapel.
FOR SALE-N house on Willoughbv.
two on lark. one on Gibbs four on High
land. three on Reservoir, one on Tun-
stall, two on Falkland, TWO on IoyIrt.
one on Clay. Nice lots on t!eemasou'
Bonsh, Dartmouth. CORR rev, Marshall
Highland. Park keI and Gibbs also
several nice farms for stock. grain or
trucking. on easy terms.
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Di. VIRTUE or DEED ~OF TRUST
~ dated the 18th day of February, 1898, from
W. Allen, Individually, and trading as w.
+. Allen * Co, TO us, as trustees We have
take possession OF thu stock of goods contained
in Nos. 90 and - Water street, Norfolk Va
and he book accounts and other evidences OF
indebt dncss due to saId W. /. Allen ~ Co..
aud all other property conveyed in said deed
All persons havirg claims against the said
fran or against ". f. Allen, Will present them
to Us dniy verified, and all persons indebted 20
hil! W IL make payne TO us or to our ayers
n said store rs soon rs paSsih. an inven-
tory of The assets Will be made and then We
viii h. g,ai 10 furnish ans information in our
possession 10 the creditors of the firm For the,
prs sent We will continue t, sell the goods i'm
said stores in the usual cOurs- oi business
y Il. l.oWENBuRG
THOMAS II. WlLLCON,
fel3-tf Trustees.
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Townsend s. Joynes, Auctioneers.

pURSuANT TO a DEED OF TRUST MADE
L by W. ;. Wilson and wife to me, rs trustee,
dated june 18th, 1884. ana recorded in de i
boz ls7, page 3SS, Clerks office Norfolk County
Court, and At request of creditors therein
occurred, shall sell 1T public auction, at the
DAY, February 18th, at L. o'clock M. the fol-
lowing property to-wit: LOT OF LAND
WITH lMPl;ONEME NTS THEREON, situated
on The South side OF Gordon avenue Barbours-
vile, Norfolk county, Va, and fronting thereon
forty ie {, with dcpth of l2j feet, said lot OF
land being situated East OF the Cottage Toll
Bridge. This property is sold subject 10 a
piiior deed OF trust for SioJ. due the lIcptaso-
phian Classic d Building Associate N.
TERMS CASH. j. W. BARBOUR,
ie'-tuB Trustee
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k0ugh seice wanted.
Five thousand bushels highest
market price. III. L. Owen, 275.
or, 279 Wtaer street.
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PROPOSALS.

DIR POsALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE
! NAVY YARD, NORFOLK, VA, January
30, 1879. sea ed proposals, endorsed propO-
snls fer supplies for ihc Navy Yard. Norfolk,
Va. to lie opened February 10Th 1898" will be
received al the Bureau Of Supplies ana Ac-
counts Navy department.. Washington. D. C.,
publicly o. eued iminedi tcly thereafter, to
nirn' sh nj the Navy ard, Norfolk, Va Il guam
iity OF bots, nuts brushes hardware. tools,
III tails iron. picking, pipc, pilehtingandd div
lug suits. lhCartiClcs must con form TO the navy
standard aud pass the as nj naval inspection
b ank piopo'als will hc furnished upon appli-
cat on To HE NaNy Paw OAioc Norfolk, Va,
The att nilon OF manu- iacurcrs and dealers is
invited Tie bids. all other things being
e iual decided Y lDi The 'epat ment re-.
strives the right 20 waive defects or TO reject
any or all bids not deemed advantage - Ia
the totc nircut. EDWIN STEWAET, Pays
mas Ell Genera, L. :. y. feS-suw few
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a uCTIoN SALES FUTURE nav

a UCTION SALES FUTURE nav
BY the Norris Auction House, So Bank stree
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE AT OUR
- Auction house on TUESDAY MORNING,
February 18th, at 10 o'clock sharp, of
NE WALNUT AND OAK BEDROOM
SUITES,
Inc Parlor Suites, Lounges. Wardrobes, Ex-
tension Tables. Chairs 100 Fine Comforts and
BlIrk't:, 90 sets Pillows ard holsters, Matt
ire's's Feather Beds, 100 Toilet SETS So Fine
Ilc'nie' Cook and Heating Stoves. Carp-ts,
TO attend sale.
X. Il. MORRIS,
iei'-2t Manager.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10
FARM. GARDEN and
HOUSEHOLD.
The Ideal Home.

The idea home beautiful is attained
rather b. avoiding errors of taste than
b. the ado zion OF dogmas of art. For
M OWL put if have any dogmas TO
preach they may fairly be condensed in
this rule Avoid shams and attecta-
tons of all kinds"
Don't mistake some prettiness for
beauty millinery, for instance, is out OF
place in the home beautiful.
Don't attach to your chairs and sofa
cushions meaningless bows OF ribbon
which tie nothing.
Don't dress up your toilet-table in
muslin petticoats stiftened with crlno-
line or colored calico.
Don't scatter startling white tides
about chairs and sofas, as on so many
bushes. as if you were hanging out the
wash to dry.
Don't display on your walls china
plates and dishes. They were never
meant to 90 there. An exception may
be made now and then in favor of d
piece of fine color to help light up the
room. or where a delicate china painting
is worthy of careful examination, But
hang up ordinary domestic china. Don't
Don't hang small pictures so that
ther beauty is lost to any one under
eight feet high. If picture is not seen
from the same position that the artist
saw it when he painted 1t, the drawing
will appear fore-shOrtened and the gen
eral effect consequently falsifed.
Don't hang any picture in the home
which has not the impress Of elegance,
purity and cheerfuness.
Don't give place to representations oil
corpses, tortured saints, or anything
occasioning painful emotions. And
above all, having such pictures, and want
ing them downstairs, don't Danish them
to the nursery, schoolroom or bedroom
Some things | would relegate to the
bedroom-out of the way somewhere--in
locked rooms for instance. mean me-
mentoes of seaweed. and dried ferns or
flowers, and wretched daubs on china,
canvas or paper, the crude efforts OF
youthful members Of the family. No
true lover of the home beautiful will in
hict these on his family and friends and
compel them to violate truth by pretend
inc to like them.
Don't admit into the home beautiful
any piece OF furniture OF Implement OF
everyda, life which dots not honestly
serve its purpose no light Aimsy chairs
which an able bodied man dare not sit
upon; no puffy, debiitated sofas, all wind
and springs; no Furnished, brassheaded
fire-irons, bought only to be looked at,
which give place to the ugly little black
poker and shovel when coal is to be brok-
en- or ashes are to be removed.-//0Wc
C0WbaHfoH.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10
Tired Eyes.

In these days of study and sedentary
work, requiring much use of the eyes,
they often become so tired that they Ie-
fuse TO do their work good. This is par
ticularly true when the work is done in
poor light, or when ii is fine work Few
eyes will bear any such treatment for any
great length of time without being spoil
ed.
The question is often asked, what can
be done in such cases. There is one
remedy for tired eyes that has great value.
1t consists in massage with the hand wet
In cold or cool water. Fill basin with
it and standing over it, wet the hand with
as much water as 1t will hold. and apply
it to the eyes, at the same time with the
thumb and the forefnger giving the eyes
gentle manipulation. CONTINUE the
process for four or five minutes several
times day. The results are often little
short of marvellous.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-10
A Reservoir of Poison.

One of the sanitary officers of the board
of health calls the average house "a reser-
voir of poison" From the fall closing to
the spring opening OF windows and doors
the chances of health are sixty per cent.
lower than during the free-and. easy life OF
summer ut is of vital importance, >
this authority says, "that an upper open
ing be kept in every living room, kitchen
and sleeping room, for the escape of the
foul air emanating from life, labor and
decay. Rooms that are not provided
with an upper register or window venIl-
lator can be perfectly ventilated by lower
ing the window a fraction of an inch.
This imperceptible opening is a regular
lif insurance Cold can only be caught
by the mind If this precaution is heed
. ali aiateflcnk, day and night, there
Ni.I ks1eadction in lung and throat
dI8S Ii conSumptive cases thi- law
1egfaS b rigidly enforced. '-/Hfladel
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