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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25


ing new consul general These ia
paheSc have held a public meeting to
aenounce the Hawaiian Government for
having prevented the steamship China.
as they allcgc, from bringing IL mail
from Yokohama. in order To discourage
trade here, which is absurd.
The Mariposa takes freight. mails,
and passengers without sanitary pre-
cautions.
Apin. Oct. i9.-rhrrc Is likely to lie
some trouble with n high chico I'm the
Island of Nnnuna. y half caste Ger
man subject named Ltban. Inherited
from his father lately deceased, the
whole of this small island and which
the latter had effected numerous I'M
proremcnt during his thirty.udd years
of occupancy. but had not secured a
good title. The Supreme Court on in
vcstiHation awarded the land to La
ban. on payment Of a certain sum to
the natives.
The high chief dciics III" court. ana
threatens the life of Laban IL lie should
venture to return.
There is Il great scarcity of coin here,
and il is apprchcnded that before long
the people will he compelled To resort
Ia paper.
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we Don.t Wan. tic Enr,,.

But would he satisfied with Il small
part OF It. We don't want To sell all
the Clothing. but would appreciate IL
share OF your patronage We promise
TO give You as good value for your
money. If not better, than you'n get
anywhere else. our stock is the largest
III the city and Prices the Lowest. We
have Mems Suits ranging In price from
81 to 800 30 per suit. Boys Suits, sizes,
drcn's Suits. " Ia li. from $l5O TO Sc 10
u to 20, from $3.50 to Sl5 per suit: Chill
per suit, These goods are all substun-
TALLY made and cut liz the latest STYLES
We are also sole agents for the cclc,
brated Sweet. Orr x Co. Overnlls and
Trousers. Every pair warrentcd not
TO Rip.
BRESLAUER e ANTONY.
Ia High street
Second door form Ora wfnrd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
I.a4t Snn Rides.

The funeral services of the late JAS
III. Cannon took place yesterday after
noon as advertised from the residence
of his brothrr-in-law. Captain George
w. III. Watts. COS London street, at ;
O'Clock. and was largely attended by
the friends of the deceased. The sol.
emn services We're conducted by Rev
y. Men. Simpson, of Monumental NJ
Il. Church. after which the remains
were inferred In Oak Grove Cemetery
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Major Il. Il. Warren, Capts
George y. Brooks. II. l.. Herbert. and
Nessrs. w. G. Nash. r. Il. Daugherty
y. W. Whitchurst, II. w. Murden, and
c. w Rustic
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Trusses,
rrusses,
7'russes.
For lnquinal Hernia,
For Fem0ral Hernia,
For ventral Hernia,
For SCr0taI, Hernia,
For UmbiIiCaI Hernia.
HERNIA OR RUPTURE

Is often the cause of much suffering and
danger that can be avoided by full
knowledge of the nature of the disease
and the skillful application OF a we'll
made Truss. suited to the particular
Kind or condition of the hernia and occa-
s'ons arise when it requires quick, as
well as careful and Intelligent treatment.
by hernia, or rupture, is generally
meant the protrusion of a part of the in-i
testines. or omentum. (fatty membrane)
OF both, through natural unnatural; or
accidental openings in the internal mus
cular coverings. or walls of the abdomen,
and formin 4 tumor under the skim,
hernia may occur in any part OF the body,
except where covered with bone. A her.,
NAL tumor is generally visible or can be
distinguished by carefully feeling the
parts affected; sometimes a hernia exists
and may even be in strangulated con-;
dition without being visible, the symp-}
toms alone indicating its existence. Ef-t
fects of warm atmosphere or climate
sickness, low diet. old age or anything
weakening the system renders u. person
more liable to hernia, and may be ndi.l
rect causes, but the direct or Immediate
cause Is generally found in severe mus.
cular efforts, as in laborous occupation,
lifting, jumping, coughing. sIieezing. etc.
We have the largest and most complete
assortment of .s.ssb ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
.ars:um,emt IN ti,r nurrnnf Cnse nc.nn

san Francisco. Cal. oct 2i.-Miss
Cunningham was recalled this morn
ing III the Durrant ease. and testified
that she had not communicated any Of
The Information she had received from,
i)urrant Ia the Chronicle. and she had
iirst reported the matter 10 Assistant
District Attorney in HE presence Of
captain l.cos. y the conclusion of her
testimony both sides announced that
they rested and ns General Dickinson
mad presented Il list of instructions Ia
Judge Murphy, which he wished read
To the jury. Mr.. l'ciXoto commenced the
delivery of his address
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Died the pemitentin,.y.


Mr.. y. II. Martin. County Clerk. re-
ceiNed information yesterday fran the
SUPERINTENDENT cf The rcnitcntiary
that 'i"grr Reed. alias TicEer Scott
coiorcd. sent To the prison from Nor
folk county in July for five years for
h"uschrenking. had died in The hospita!
there. Reed. or Scott. was known as
a bad man in the county and robbed
me house of II man named Bell near
ed. IA
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Foraker and His Xix.

Foraker was smart enough TO lmmili-
ate Sherman, Mckinley, Nash and the
rest of his opponents in the Republican
state convention, but he had not the
foresight to kick the Mckinley tariff
hobby to pieces until it was too late
Fact is, Foraker and his faction do not
seem sometimes to be politicians of skill
and finesse, but merely creatures Of luck
and beneficiaries of lung power and
brute force.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
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.A.king for More Authority.

Rome. Oct. 2i.-t;cneral Baratieri
Governor of Erythrea, and commander
Of the Italian troops operating against
the -\bySsinians, telrgraphcd 10 the
Government II few days ago asking that
authority be given him To extend the
Italian sphere over the whole of Abys-
sinia, To-day Prime Minister Crispi
convicted the ministry in Council To de-
eide upon what action should be taken
on the request.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
The Sunday School Workers Of Wright he-
mortal Church and Their Entertainment.
NEWS ITEMS PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
Enc ObscquteS OF james II. Cannon
Driving Piles to Lay AZ Connecting
bar Open OH SunsiaS-The Num-
Der Of Idle Negroes In the city.

The Bancroft is expected At the Yard
shortly.
4 number Of tourists are visiting this
section.
The Hastings Court was not in ses-
sion yesterday.
The Mayors Court failed TO iufhlsh
al item yesterday.
Rev. J. L. Allison is III Charleston, w.
Va. attending the Synod of Virginia
y Norwegian bark is hauled out on
Thomas railway.
The Sea board Air Line are laying
track in the LIuion depot
Mr.. John Reagan is erecting hand
some house on Henry street.
Miss Frazier, OF Burlington. n. j.. Is
visiting Miss Rosa Rodman, at Rodma'i,
Va.
There is about one months work more
on the United States steamship Amphi-
trite.
The "Pngrim's Progress" 1T the
Fourth-Strect Baptist Church WAS we'll
attended.
Work on the electric ear line, which
was abandoned some time ago. Will be
resumed on Monday next.
y negro named Edward Williams
was arrested In the county yesterday
OH the charge of stealing money:
The funeral of the late James H. can
non took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from No. Cos London street.
Four Italians. with monkeys. hand
organ and bag pipes. arrived yesterday.
Thcy were granted permission to play
to-day.
Mrs. w. w. Gillian and her sister.
Miss Ida r. Winner, of Crittcndcn'S
Va. are visiting Mrs. Thomas Gccn. in
Sc0ttsvillc.
Fro. Thomas Ashley. of Scottsrillc.
will address the Il. y. +. L. Sunday 1T
81. m. at the Cavalry Baptist Church.
ScottSvillc.
Mir. and Mrs. Goodrich Hatton. Mrs.
Judge l.. r. Watts. Miss aar% Peters
ana party are in Atlanta attending the
Exposition.
The Rev T.. H. Martin. pastor of the
Calvary Baptist Church. Scottsyiilc. is
conducting n revival at the l!uptiS,
Church at Gilmcrton.
Mr.. NirginuS Sturtcvant. an old
Portsmouth boy, who is now in the en-
pioyment OF the Pullman Palace car
Company. is in the city.
\ nag was hoiStca yesterday 10y the
worhmen on the sewers OH sixth stree,
in order to celebrate the completion of
the main pipe in that section of the
city.
Tho urwly-rlccted members of the
norfolk County Democratic Executive
Committee will meet NJ the St Elmo
Hotel this afternoon ut O'Clock To- elect
Il chairman
Thc sewerage company are driving
piles on Third street. between Lincoln
and Henry streets. where there was
formerly creek, in order to lay CON
meeting pipe.
Aaron I2o.rnbaum, who formerly
kept :. bar On the corner Of Chestnut
and Clifford streets. was fined 81" III l;sc
County Court yesterday !or ':rcpins
open on Sunday The ease has been
continued since last March.
The family OF o. NJ, GranS tEr
stranger who died recently ut the
county jail. have paid all expenses at
iS nj h.,E nj tor
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Refused to Admit Negroes TO white
Schools.

Perry. Q. r., oct. 2i-'rhr members
CT the local School Board will pioba bly
be put in jail to-day for refusing To au-
init negro children to white schools
tn" colorcd people obtained n writ of
nlitndamus ten days ago compelling the
Board To admit all children To the city
schools. but under authority Of The
Board Superintendent Augustine order
ed the colored children from the white
To their own building.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
Growth of the Iron In,lu,try.

An illustration of the Improvement in
the iron industry is furnished by the
Tennessee C0nl and Iron company, one
OF tho leading pig iron manufacturing
companies of the south. Its sales last
August footed up l07, 923 tons, MS com
pared with &c., 700 in August, 1884,
st Lonis Republic.
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PoRTSMoUTH ADv'S.
Specials for To-day.


mn rlhe Eartlctt Pears. three pound cans.
,ve. per can: line Table Peaches. three
p ounu cans. lOc. per can: Standard Pack
81 Corn. &C., or four cans for pc Three
pound packages Prepared Buck wheat,
isisS Try can of our extra fancy sift-
ca early June i'cns. l5c. per can These
m ,n very line. lieinz's best Sour lirout,
've. per quart three quarts for 25c. Use
o"r sunbeam Flour. The best on earth.
G.. w. ilUDGINS & co.
Castle Hall. Seaside Lodge,
No. 50. *. of r.,
Portsmouth. Va. Oct. 81. 1875.
TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
gu are hereby requested TO assem-
pc IN special convention THIS UrriduyD
N0KNiNf at [? o'clock. to pay the last
sad tribute OF respect TO our drcenscd
brother. ID. H. lIarrru
Sister ;odg"s are fruternally Invited to
unite with MS
Ky order of tho G. G.
II. y. liTIIEREDGE,
oc-'-h *. of II. and :.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
Vow Stnmu PING

The Portsmouth and Suffolk Water
company have in course OF erection n
iarSe stand pipe on their property on
Goodwin street, which will be- ample
Tor any emergency. MIR. Coleman. the
superintendent. states that he has AT
present sixteen men nt work on H. and
before the expiration of the week he
VIII have about thirty men cmployedin
It's construction. and all OF them will
be Portsmouth mechanics
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
Maryland Democrats Intact.

The Maryland Republican managers
arc hard at work keeping Hon. Lloyd
Lowndes of the stump. His inclination
70 boast of what the Republicans will
do in Maryland next year, in case OF
Huccess this year, was not causing rap.
Id disintegration of the Democracy -.
Washington Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
Clothing AZ IL Shouid Re

Remember ours is well bought
stock. Bought by careful, Mains
taking buyer. Bought by an cxpc-
ricnccd Judge OF values: bought on its
merits az to beauty. style, and uuali-
~: and, above all. bought low. There
fore our stock is always easy to sell
on account of low prices, good goods,
and fair dealing.
LEVY & JACOBS.
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about competition on Suits and over.
coats: I've bought hundreds of them.
and l don't buy one To keep either
They're going at So to $3.50. When
Nou see them you'll marvel at the value
in each price.
Mems. Youths and ChiIdrcn's Fan
Suits ready for your inspection. Our
window display will give YOU an idea
OF low prices. NJ. ROSENBAUM,
ZIG and lis High ST., Portsmouth.
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Death of Am Interesting child.

Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Bcaton had the
nisi ortuhe TO lose by death their, lit
tie daughter. Rachel, which occurrn. nj
their. residence, No. 902 washington
street. at T:i5 O'Clock last evening. we
extend TO the afflicted parents our kind
est sympathy. Notice of funeral here
after
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25

BEAUFORT, y. c.. Oct 24--A verdict OF
not guilty" was rendered in the SUI
pcrior Court to-day In the case of the
National Life Association, of Hartford
tonn.. prosecuting DR.. r.. H. Dcumar,
l.. r. Poe and William Fish. in the
Hattie Davis bogus Insurance case.
.SrNcrul Simllar cases remnin 10 be tried.
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Dcn,h OF ex-senator Van Wyck.

Washington, -. c., Oct. 24.--f Ix Sen
ator Charles II. Van Wycli. of Ncbras-
ka. died at $50 this afternoon ut Il no.
icl in this city. He was stricken with
paralysis ON Monday while sitting in
his room. talking with his wife and
sank gradually until his death. This
was his second attack
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
Ihc Csnrrwitch of Hussiu's Illness

Paris. oct. M.--Thc Figaro SAYS the
condition of the C2arewitch Of Russia
has become very much worse, and he is
not now able IL proceed to- Nice where
villa had been prepared for his &C.
cupancy during the winter.
Thc tZarcwiich. the GaIois says, has
had several violent attacks OF blood
spittinE. and has become very much
weakened
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
. wcnIthN Iro:. ,.crc,,nnt Nuicide.

Paris. Oct. 24.-Mr. Francis Hinton.
a well-known and wealthy iron man, or
Milwaukee, has committed suicide here
in a dramatic manner. Ills attack is at
tributed 10 mental depression. He was
standing on the steps OF his hotel when
he suddenly drew Il revolver from his
hip pocket and without saying q word
fired a bullet into his brain
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Death of Mr.. IaarrcII.

Mr.. David liarrcll. whom we mention
ed IN Yesterdays paper as being very
~ utcd yesterday morning nj ill0
o'clock AT his residence. corner of Cook
ana Ann streets. Park View. The de
ceased was 10 years OF age. Funeral ser
vices will hc held in the NJ. T.. Church.
Park View, ibis morning at 10 o'clock,
Friends ana acquantanccs are invited
To at tend Wit hDut furt her notica
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25

Colon. Oct. 24-It Is stated that early
next spring work on an extensive scale
will be again commenced on the Pan
anna Canal. Already 5000 men have
been engaged to work on the excavation
1T Culbra and TO construct extensive
wharyeS here
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To be Rc,,cntcsI.

The sermon on the "Pigrim's Pro-
Gress. delivered last night by the Rev.
D: Z. Hayes at the Fourth-Street Bap-
list Church. will be repeated tonight
at the same place. BY Il vote taken at
the close of the sermon the audience
unanimously expressed their high an
Drecia ton of il -
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Attcmtiom. Ncm.idc I.odur K.nrp.

Attention is called to the notice of
Seaside Lodge, No. 50. *. of p, In which
they are requested To assemble i'm spe-
Sial convention this morniE mt Il. IN.
Ia pay the last sad tribute OF respect
to their deceased brother d. r. Hair
rell. Sister lodges are invited.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
Ofthc Ino.O0o rcrsonx

Who have lately visited Port Norfoll,
the general opinion is that II is themost
ments on Norfolk harbor, and since the
equipment of the electric railway II is
eligible to the business men or the tbro"
cities. Pure air and water, large lois
low prices low taxes, cheap living
schools. churches and all modern advan.
taSes, with the certainty of rapidly in
crcaSins values, due 10 general develop
nent and the location of the Southern
railway terminus In vicinity Vcsti-
bGle electric cars each way every half
hour Call on NJ. w. Mason. Columbia
building. Norfolk. Va.
Umbrellas and NIackntos hes at low
est prices. Chas. r. Welton & Co. Best
81 Umbrella on earth
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That is stylish. well made and perfect
hitting and ut rock bottom prices. Hon
est values and fair dealing is our motto.
Money chrerfully refunded If goods are
not satisfactory.
ACME CLOTHING HOUSE.
John y. Morris. Manager,
323 High St, OPP. Ocean House
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
HaIf-price sale of En,broiderics.

From 10 until II o'clock for the re-
mainder OF this week our entire line of
cmbroidcrics at half price.
Special prices on all remnants l2Jac
hose, three pairs for 25c.
a. +. PHILLIPS.
Under Oxford Hall.
302 and 30i High Street.
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Pretty Smnll Potatoes.

Tho more Foraker's bloody shirt
shrinks the better it fits him. Cedar
Rapids Gazette.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25
Right Age For a Candidate.

Hon. Levi p. Morton inclnes to tho
opinion that Mr.. Platts presidential
candidate is just about old enough
Washington Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25

A big reduction on carpets. refrigera-
tors, canopies, and oil cloth for the next
thirty days. Buy now and save money,
ut j. s. Crawford's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25

D. v. Gaskins. Funeral Director and
Embalmer, 610 Middle street, Ports
mouth. Va. Residence. 500 Court street.
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HOTEL YER MOM,
Al
Port Norfo1l<,
Now Open for Winter Boarders.

0Po" r"' WrTtVr bUdFueFS.
SPECIAL RATES GIVEN UNTIL MAY
LIST.
The restaurant will be open all the sea-
son, with everything in season we will
run strictly I.HNNllAVEN OYSTERS
In all styles. Special attention given TO
OYSTER SupPERS for parties.
DANCING for the public every
NIGHT, except Saturday. Electric cars
run 10 the door every half nour until
ll:3n H. IN.
DANCING three nights IN the week
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
The pavilion Is now enclosed Private
nariirs can engage the same on Tues
days and Thursdays. Apply to the UNI
dcrsigncd.
NJ. j. MuLVEY, Proprietor.
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WOOD AND COAL.

And whore to buy it is IL question OF
some considerat ION. | have the best that
can be had. Stove and Nut Coal, nice
and clean. at 50 per ton. Dry Sheltered
tirm Wood. Also the best Oak Wood
irull weight and measure guaranteed
H. Il. WILKINS. Washington street,
Portsmouth. Va. Phone DIS. oc24-tf
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It Does Not Follow.

That you cath fish when you 20 n-flshine:s
lou must go where the fish are and he {
provided with the right kind Of tackles
no doubt YOU know the best fishing place
IN THIS section and you also know THAI
The best place In Portsmouth to buy fish,
ing tackle Is Jos High street Our, stoak5
embraces absolutely everything In tho
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25

Go TO Hnmmilrs for Bnrgains.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-25

senator Daniel arrived here TO-DAY
ana addressed n large audi,} &c Ii
MnnchcStc" Tonight. He received n
ovation. rho Senator is just from tn
Northern Neck. ana reports tina
everywhere he has been hr found In
Democratic camp fires burning bright
Ia.
Warren sheaf., 1895-11-21

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hoa hoon .o;soa = tho padn;...a,
loy =tb;s raor na+s ond ha,.,.,,, 49,.
,;.,,,,,, ,o,, .,,,, IN 60,
=, a,,i J,
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q W.. =
;,,,. ,,,,,..,.,.,.,a - - " NV:
,,.,st ,,,,,,,nt - oa,,,a f,,,,
Q, ,., 80, . Sf'
Warren sheaf., 1895-11-21

A VERY important decision to the
people OF the Northwest was handed
down by Judge Kelly last week, and
1t was his granting of an injunction
against the proposed consolidation
Of the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific. Judge Kelly arrived at an
entirely different conclusion from
that OF Judge Sanborn short time
ago. He holds that the proposed
traffic arrangement was but a sub
terfuge for consolidation and contra
~ to the laws ofthestate and against
public policy; that the old charter
under which the Great Northern
claims vested rights, makes no pro
vision for consolidation, and if any
such intention was had at the time
the charter was granted, subsequent
legislation has destroyed the power
of the charter. The decision will,
perhaps, knock out all attempts at
consolidation, as the Injunction
stands until reversed by the Supreme
Court of the United States. The
people of Minnesota have reason to
rejoice over this decision and to con-
gratulate themselves that one Judge,
at least, has been found brave enough
to strike u blow at monopoly.
Warren sheaf., 1895-11-21

ing to the shipper, necessitating i
constant watchfulne i and anxiety
for the arr1valei u isiii. ias,i. Elevator
compahies are Of CO o.ss..sse, apprised OF
this abominalle col lition Of things
and become more oppressive with
each succeedins s,ufas 10 abuse the
railroad company and patronize the
elevator companies will not remedy
the situation The time has gono by
when intelligent persons expect to
make any progress or gain one point
by abuse. What. then, is the
remedy?
Briefly this: The Warren Board OF
Trade, ;after a careful scrutiny OF THE
situation, decided to establish an
agency in Warren for the purpose Of
buying, aiding and promoting the
shipment OF wheat. Any farmer who
wishes to avail himself OF the privi-
leges OF this agency can do SO with
out.any cost or charge whatsoever.
The Agency will order ears, notify
parties OF their arrival, help make
the necessarily papers for shipment.
Every available means will be em-
ployed to remove any and I'LL ohstac-
les for the shipment OF wheat on
track, Grain sacks will be furnished
whenever deemed necessary. and all
communications or requests apper-
tanning with this work will be cheer
fully complied with.
Now is the time to strike aud CON
duct /, battle royal Let the watch
word be, No Wheat for the Eleyat-
ors.' Let the farmer, who is enter
prising and energetic, compete with
the elevators for cars: Get together.
and with the concerted and united
action OF the business men OF Warren,
success will crown Your efforts, and
better prices for yom wheat will
prevail
For any Information relative to
the above, consult or address r.
Glayin, Agent, Warren, Mimi.
Warren sheaf., 1895-11-21
COTTON STATES EXPOSITION.
Atlanta, Georgia, September 18th,
December 3lst, 1905.

December 3lst, 1905.
The Schedule printed below is a
comprehensive guide to the best and
most desirable rout to Atlanta from
the north and northwest, Chicago,
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville,
st. Louis, Terre Haute, and Evans
vile.
Palace Day Coaches and Pullman
Sleeping Cars are attached to all
trains shown in the schedule.
Extremely low rates have been
made to Atlanta and return, via the
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Railway. All trains run solid be-
tween Nashville and Atlanta. except
train in last column. The train in
third column, which leaves
Cincinnati at 4::3O P. ~, runs solid to
Atlanta. This is the route OF the
famous ''Dixie Flyer" through "all
the year round sleeping cor line be-
tween Nashville, Tenn, and Jackson
vile. Fla.