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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11

j, J. Mullane commercial agent OF the
Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe, Is hus,iing In
North Texas.
Il. n. Cushing, resident engineer of the
Southern Pacific, left yesterday on a bust =
ness trip 10 Austin
j. S. Wick, live stock agent of the iii
nois Central, has returned from the con
ven on at San Antonio.
Douglas Harrison. personal claim agent
of the Houston and Texas Central. is In the
city from his headquarters at Waco.
j. T. McQuceny superintendent OF the
Houston and San Antonio division of the
Southern Pacific, was In the city yesterday
W, w. Pope. auditor, and j. w. Evans
freight claim agent of the Gulf. Colorado
and Santa Fe. are sim in the city in at
tendance UPON court.
There were two sections OF No ~ going
east on the Southern Pacific last night. one
being the regular train and the other IL
deadhead train OF sleepors.
Captain 4. d. Cobbs. attorney OF the land
department OF the Southern Pacific and
Houston and Texas Central, was In the city
yesterday en- route TO Austin,
Next Monday March Is, the suit Of the
Postal Telegraph md Telephone company
vs. the Southern Pacific company for right
Of way. Will be heard at Orange
The net earnings OF the iIiino's tcntrai
railroad for the month Of January amount
ed to 1929. $50, aganst s6si, i69 for the cor
responding month last year. an increase OF
$9i,ls3.
The Wells Fargo Express company open
ed up q new line. Yesterday a through
run was established from Kansas City TO
the terminus OF the Kansas City. Pittsburg
and Gulf south OF Shreveport.
Superintendent Simmons OF the Calves
| ton. La Porte and Houston. has returned
| from Alabama, where he went TO see his
| father. who was reported seriously III. MI.
! simmons reports his father much better
| II. A. Jones. general freight agent Of the
| Southern Pacific ana Houston and Texas
| central will return homo this morning
| from San Antonio. where he has been In
attendance upon the cattlemen's conyeh-
| ton.
| 8. A. Taft. superintendent of the Wells
Fargo Express company. has returned from
| Del Rio. where he went TO attend the trial
NJ The four men charged with rohbing the
exprers company. The case has been post
poned until next week.
The train of cattle which left Houston on
Tuesday at ll:42 r. N. arrived In Dallas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11
HARD on nucKEYEs.
President Advises Once seekers IN
60 Ilome mud WHIT Awhile.

President Advises Once seekers ~
80 Home mud Wait Awhile.
Washington. March 10 The president
continues to receive the office seekers corr
daily and TO impress upon them that the
best thing they can do for themselves ID
TO 20 home and walt. Hc talks In this
way 10 his best friends. In fact. the
Iaulrld oui anu az }uoJliddu oli joisst
he talks. He said today TO congressman
who aAkcd. about consular patronage;
"Toii your candidate 10 10 home and
come back later. ] shnll not be able -
take up the matter OF consular appoints
ments until May or later"
The presidents handling OF the Ohio
men IL mastery, He said smiingiy to one
Of the most persistent o! them this after
noon
II am almost sorry you are from Ohio.
You see. II is rather against you. II Will
not do to appoint many Ohio men. you
know. II VIII not look right 10 the rest 9
tho country. II was In your place vou1o
go back TO Ohio and walt awhile"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11

u Texas. March 1o-n,st,ict
MI, suggesting slowly this week. land
h,,,.. :. which there is not much gen
n ,,,s Occupying the day.
No. wing settings of murder cases
i w.. made by Judge sinks:
nanp sstsrlord. Monday, March %;
vi W,I SNsalmmel, Tuesday. March a.
bis k"s.naass' Wednesday, March "a;
wsll. Thursday. March %: Al
{ps!,l y.s s,.laAy, March &c.
III eash es OF 100 men have been ord
In which ! except that against Ku-
ssa. Nehire OF $50 men has been
sss Moore ' s have been granted to
and Mari; ana Jennie Carr. Henry Lieb-
I'D B.,sa Spltseuberg, Horace crock.
wielkenss ssrke. William schulze and
su, cs sr's, Edmond Grant and Besie
stoeitze and Emma schroe.
i ss ll. uptll rscon,,v ,o,.s,., :, -.
gn % been transferred TO TEN
(ss Say ,,, a. Miles has been promoted
y 40 M a'ee and Miss A. L. Moaro ~
Frsorel nfe department has already
n,l,s.,a rrarging Tor The sirt ss es AN
III q, Ma, which viii be given the sth
|'9llar hsy Ia, and viii elect a Nav queen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11

Chicago March 1o.-The Southern States
Freight association adjourned today until
March % without having perfected its plan
of reorganization. II is proposed to re-
model II very much after the patterns OF
the Joint Traffic association witL an al
visory board of eight members II has
been definitely decided that the office of
commissioner VIII be abolished. Kansas
city. Pittsburg and Gulf officials deny
that they are cutting rates on export grain
below those quoted by other roads They
say they do not Intend to take any radical
action for the present but they decline to
state that rates rs they exist are wholly sat
isfactory to them or they may not find II
necessary to modify them in the near fu :
tMre.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11

One of the most complete time tables
published has just been issued by the
Houston East and West Texas. 1t gives
the arrival and departure of all passenger
trains aud steamboats, at Houston and
Galveston together with the connections
made. This time table will be issued from
time to time as the occasion may require
on account OF change OF time OF any line.
regular mailing list will be kept. and
anybody can have their name put on same
and get the time table regularly when is
sued without charge.
The Little Giant is forging to the front
In the manner of advertising, and while il
has but little to say. when IL does make a
move everybody hears of Il.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11
En.rrfh district.

San Antonio Texas. March lo.-The
Fourth district court OF civil appeals trans
acted the following business yesterday;
Submitted Bertha w Buford VS., Nat M
pusord of AL from Dallas; T. H. Smith e.
"a ., al vs.. r. W Tabor, from Dallas.
Motions overrued-The southern Pacinc
Railway VS.. W IL. Booth d Co.. from
Boxar, for rehearing: f. II. AcManus ct al
rs y X. orkney. from Walker. for rehear-
ing, T. and b. Smith & Co. Ct al vs.. Il. w
Tabor from Dallas,
To dismiss appeal--George w. Hawiey
ct al. vs.. John II. Brooks, Jr. ct al. IRON
Jefferson.
For additional conclusion OF fact--Tyler
Sou Western Railway company vs.. Bur-
reiI Wheeler, from Smith county. for GER
tiori r.
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s,,,,..,cru Association.

The Post has noted that the conferences
of members OF the Southwestern Ira'iie
association had adjourned and nothing
was accomplished. The ST. Louis hepup'ic
publishes an Interview with d. Miiier'
traffic manager OF the MISSOURI Kansas
and Texas. In which he SAYS
after three days session 'ne cohiei
ence adjourned without changing existing
rates TO the gulf.
For several years the all-rail lines have
conceded scale Of difierentiai rates 10
the water and rail lines on freight ,ra a
from the East 10 Texas points. Inese
aifferentials have ranged from IS cents psf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11
Dates of Home Seekers Excur>ions

The question is often asked. when will
the next home seekers excursion be to
Texas?' The Post has published the dates
at different times. but TO comply with the
wishes of the real estate men of Houston.
the following has been obtained from II. b.
Courtney. passenger and ticket agent of
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas.
The following are dates for the popular
home seekers excursions from the usual
territory to the coast country, March 16
April 6, April 20. May and May is All
tickets good for return within twenty one
days from date OF sale. under the usual
conditions of being executed for return hy
agent at destination of ticket. The very
low rate of one fare for the round trim
plus 81 for execution OF return ticket. Will
apply.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11

St Louis. March 10,The annual meeting
OF the stockholders of the Missouri Pacific
railway was held in ST. Louis today. The
report for the year ending December 81,
1896, shows a deficit of 81 PSI ,76l %. The
net income OF the railroad for the specified
time was s6,O53, i27Os. while the charges
against this sum amounted to S.3l4,Sso.i2
The gross earnings were 1921 $50 40.
while the operating expenses were $751;
49l ,32i76. The report says the net earnings
would have shown an increase but for the
substitution Of steel bridges for alteration
work which has been extensively carried
on during the last year. The passenger
traffic statistics show decrease of 7I3. 266
passengers and s2l4792.79 in passenger
earnings Freight statistics show an in
crease in tonnage carried OF 1924, $50. but
the earnings show a decrease of S4Sl ,3S7
This condition, it is stated, is due TO the
fact that while low freights-such as bulk
grain-increased merchandise aud other
high class freight decreased to large ex-
tent At the close of the meeting the old
board OF directors was elected. and ar :
rangements were made to extend the St
Louis and Iron Mountain second mortgage
bonds, due May /. 1897, for period OF fif-
ty wears Interest on the first mortgage
bonds will be at the rate OF Az per cent,
and that on the second mortgage 3 per cent
per aunum The per cent mortgage bonds
Of the Cairo and Texas Railroad company,
due juno. 1927, will be paid on that date
In New York A meeting of the directors
at which Officers will be elected-will be
held In New York March II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11
Shreveport to Kansas city.

Shreveport. La. March 1o.-The first
through passenger train from Shreveport
to Kansas City over the Kansas City.
Pittsburg and Gulf railroad left the depot
this morning at 10 o'clock. The train was
solid vesthule and consisted OF mail
and baggage car, day coaches and Pullman
sieerers. The first through freight train.
which Will reach here Saturday, VIII con
SYST of a solid train of flour consigned to
the Hicks company. On the through pas
senger train from Kansas City to Shreve-
port there viii be attached through sleep
ers to New Orleans and Galveston. The
sleeper for New orleans will be attached
TO the p M, and Pacific passenger and
the sleeper for Galveston Will he attached
TO the 1885 p m. Houston East and West
Texas passenger train The citizens are
jubiant over the completion of the Kansas
City, Pittsburg and Gulf railroad to Kan
sas City and the Inauguration OF through
passenger and freight trains.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11

Indianapolis, Ind. March 10.--The Monon
railroad was sold this morning to II. H.
Joline of Nav York. who bid for the reor-
ganization committee. consisting of Fred
erick r. Olcot.. +. c. Rouse and Henry W.
Poor, all OF New York The price paid was
s3,00l 900. There was no other bid. The
road will be recognized about May and
VIII be known AS the Chicago. Indlanap-
oils and Louisville railroad
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11
Decision Of Interstate Commission
Washington, March l0-The interstate


commerce commission today. In an opinion
by Mr.. Emmerson. announced its decision
in the case OF w H. Boyer ,e Co. of Phila-
de,phia against the Chesapeake, Ohio and
Southwestern Railway company, the Ohio
and Mississippi, the Baltimore and ONO
and the Illinois Central. They made charge
OF % cents per 100 pounds on dressed meat
from Memphis to Philadelphia, or 81 cents
for the shorter distance over the Same IRON
Dyersburg. Tenn. to Philadelphia, ana inns
was alleged to be in violation OF the fourth
section of the statute After the Chesi-
,eake. Ohio end Southwestern passed INTO
The control OF the Illinois Central that ROAD
became a party to the case ard answered
that It has put In the same rate OF 20 eents
from both Memphis and pyersourg' wh,eh
was found to be fact me eoiiiilissio"
held that the rates. being no longer IN con-
flict with the statute and the grievance
committees explanation having been cor
rocted, the carriers have maze repala .l'oa
and no order is necessary. and the case was
dismissed. ,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11
TROUBLE IN ARCHIPELAGO.

Tho isles OF Greece, the issAs Of Greece!
Wbere burning Ssppho iovcd and suas'
Are all a-yttling now 'Polce
:, Quite loud enough to split u lung.
Cleveland Pain peaaer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11

b wLoR-RATEs $3.50 AND s3.oo
FGR DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
RlET0R
7. Wilson, San Antonio; Ed Stead
p oity; ]. 7. McQueeney. son Antonio,
lrsooi Brihan. Sugar Land; Charles
hines, Phaad.nph Al. j. f.. Puerce.
lrs. r. c. Judge, Dallas; J. Wilcox,
York William q, Lee, Peoria, Iii. /:
.. Herring, city; u, Cnnaday. 81.
Ns. G. Harry Peacock, Selma. Aio,:
y lsaars, 81. Louis; George C. Walsh
no; Gaorge Bamery, Victoria: i. L.
aanan, cero; RI j. Sledge. Waller:
q peirSley, san Francisco IL. FrantZ
wife, Ackly. Iowu; q. w. Butcher.
Antonso. c. S. Baker, st. Louis
ls Dlpne, city; ". w. Pope, Galvas,
George R. Webb, Atlanta. Isaac Hcf-
Galveston; Thomas weeney, and
Galveston; A. NJ. Dent, Ch.laso, T..
welh; Memphis; J. \. Martin, Marlin .
n y Winter, Waco; W. l.. Black, san
su9o; George II. Iugolsby. CHICAGO
Ev; Mcdonald. Cuthbcrt, Ca: G, b,
ks Lou's; y. Humphreys, city; S. p
oxhnd: shreveport, c. 6. Perry Gal
sea, \: Roysten, Chicago; Mrs. G.
himlln Mrs, II. II. Bells, Por; Ar.
H,AN NJ, Hornbert, New York.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11

tha International and Great
a. and the Galveston, Houston and
st,ron arrive at and depart from the
sse ,sI,, depot, foot of Congress ave
Missouri, Kansas and Texas trains
SsKsty depot. at the foot OF Mont
~ aven'ie, north side of the bayou;
sn,on' ia Porte and Houston and all
~ raads except those mentioned. use
! 0rand Central depot,
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M, X. & T. COTTON STATEMENT.
Nearly Hall Million Bales Shipped On naud and Ia Soht Aouo
Line,


hallway
Texas:
dating fromse emb /
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'Ia q Collins. Texas; j. i. Marx,
pss y. J. lndge, Klnsus Cgty: II. s.
mi !, y; NJ LOUIS W. w. Collins, baltimore;
nv, meNnam, JAMES II. Minor. New
MA AZ 4 w. Clarke, Louisville: j. w.
", B. Galbraith, &. A. Taft, Texas.
Y. z. Lynch, New York, Il. 4. Mas
M yIsalySson; w. \. Smith. Texas:
g.y MY chicago; Thomas II. Lyons,
Nh, 3 futile, san Antonio; Geo,
x NJ y :. Miller, Louisville; X. w. Han
IN s sofk u. c. Taylor. Dallas; T. ID.
.. n 81 Louis; NJ. Il. Tee;shorA
r y. blrshfleld, Wife, and son. Gem
T FAN, Henry Wei. San Francisco;
Al G'' Rh noailsagoi II, c. Dun, Angle
Il. r \ Hrpoles' Miss Rhodes. Atlanta:
n. u jFsne. Dallas: C. Il. Corbett,
a. Lyons, New York.
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sra Bonner ~, Quarters.
b N,pc@n Lufkin; w. sIakerjos.
No. \ s'o /, galveston; Jos. Il. Moran.
Mar eIlnnls and brother, ciiy;
III Ntbsass san Antonio. a. Il. May.ts.
qSa: Iis"S cily; 4. y. Naughn, / HI
M Omar nahiell, Corsirana. j. n.
sT S,al;r n; c, Nicholson. New
bake LASH oc.nL W Berry. Yodkum: j.
KaGe1I Vg1ehhrt; II. w. Hawk. city:
ae,on gu'nSSy'. H.; y j. Wiley,
III {. jyey c; white, Dallas. william
omaha. y 'q q antonio; y. G. Daysn-
We SmI'byn1;; frimm. William Cave
pa y. bertrand, RichmonI, q u y
MANS City, Or. CIari ,oi'd t;r y; "
p Lessie Davis, Punch Rob.
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A Change
WILL DO YOU GOOD,

Especially after you've
seen our magnificent
line of new Spring
Goods. The quality is
the very best and the
prices are reaSOnab BILE.
No excuse for your not
buying now.
We can please the
most fastidious with our
stock. The very best of
HatnrnerslOugh Bros,
HAMBURGER Bros. and
SChl0ss Bros goods.
Suits at IS. SO, $1,000,
SO. SO, Sll, 90, $3.50,
$13. as and $500.
A beautiful line of Neg
ligc Shirts at soc, 75C,
$1.OO, $l.25 and $l.5O.
Hats without number;
Il full line StetSOn and
YOuInan's latest styles.
Lewis g.
Rosenberg,
Reliable Clothiers,
2ls-220 Main, Cor. Congress.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-11
CAPITOL
:. :: :. HOTEL

nv 4 Ia Ia
ARRIVALS.
Rates, $3.50 10
si.00 p G r day.
$ | x t y elegant
= O o N 5 wi1h
bat h. /. a + q Q
S ample rooms.
Centrally locat-
e1. Best accom-
noaations for
commercial men
a.
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Dallas appoximnici
Includes all fnes
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TIE. NEW
HuTCHINS . : (:
: /: /: HOUSE.

W. I. and j. r.
Boyle, proprietors.
Rates. 500 and
$40 per day.
I. i. y. head
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STATIONS
In Texas

lDating from September /, i@0.)
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THE HOTELS.

b LAwLoR-RATES $3.50 AND $500
PGR DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-29
Something for,hc New ycor

me world renowned success of Hnstct-
,srs stomach Btters. ana their continued
popuiarity Tor nearly half a century as
lnhh me welcome that grccts The annual
appearance Of iiostetter's Almanac This
.Hiuane neulcal treatise is published by
unucr their own immediate supervision
EMPLOYING 60 hands in that department
ihcy are running about II months in the
Tor 1898 viii be over eleven millions. print
Ga IN the ENGLISH, German. French,
w eiSh Norwegian, swedish, Holland Bo-
hemian and Spanish languages. Refer TO
copy of 1t for valuable and Interesting
reading concerning health. and numerous
teS.lmonlals as 10 the efficacy of Hostel
lnformation astronomical calculations
ana CHRONOLOGICAL items. &c. which can
manac for 1898 can be obtained FREQ If
cost. from druggists and general country
dealers In all parts of the country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-29
BrlefeSt Possible Mention Made of Many
Matters of lpereSt 10 All Readers.
OCCURRENCES NOTED WITHOUT DETAILS
Not Much About Anythin. hut
Something About Many Things
A photographic View Of Life In
Norfolk i'm Its Many nnd Ynry.
ing Phnscs briefly Noted.

Hon. John Goode is here on visit to
relatives.
Capt. Henry Parker has returned
from Richmond.
Judge Whitchurst Is In the country
on gurning trip.
Capt. Oscar Il. Edwards has returned
from Washington.
Saturday will he celebrated by the
colored people as "l;mancipatiCrl Day"
The Norfolk Lodge of lolks will watch
out the old year Friday night III social
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Norman leaves
to-day via Chesapeake and Ohio for
Jackson. Mich.
Mr.. II. p. Boscy. of the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Office, has returned
from Baltimore.
Mr.. c. Lee Dudley, OF No. 215 I-ov.tt
avenue, left last evening for Mathews
county to visit friends.
a cOlOrcd woman, Virginia Gould.
was arrested yesterday on the charge
Of stealing n Docketbook.
Miss Nellie Todd, q charming society
girl of Baltimore, is the guest of the
Misses Drummond, In Boush street.
Messrs. l.. c.. NOrvcll. of New York.
and John D. Moss Of AthcEs, Ga. Wis.,
ted the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Nh. w. l.. Newton. one of the Andcr-
sen Jurors, is confined 10 his room at
the Mansion House with a bad cold.
Miss Frances Ream and Miss Anabel
Green. OF Petersburg, are the guests Of
Miss Emily Taylor Allen, in Duke
street.
The French J,ark Caroline, which
put In here In distress on September
2ith, has been repaired and nas finished
reoadlng her cargo.
Mr.. H. O. Williams. railroad sccre-
tary of the international committee Of
the Y. NJ. G. a., is in the city on a
visit to the local ussOcia tiCcl.
John a. Wolf, from North Dekota,
has returned to Norfolk after an alb
sence of four years, and Is stopping
with his sister, Mrs. John Il. Trudcwine.
1872 Henchurch street.
Hon. Rufus j.. Lester, member of
Congress from Georgia, and Mrs. Les
ter are spending the holidays with Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas j. Randolph, in this
city. Mrs. Randolph Is their daughter.
Mr.. w. w. Yoder, assistant cashier of
the New York, Philadelphia and Nor
folk railroad is back from Lynchburg
Mr.. Wallace Lawrence, paymaster Of
the same line. has returned from Colds
boro. y. C.
The marriage Is announced of Miss
Sallie Scott, daughter of Mrs. George
NJ, Scott. OF Elizabeth CITY. TO Mr.. An.
drew Coffman Hathaway, formerly OF
Norfolk, the ceremony to take place OH
January 5th at the home of the bride
Mr.. NJ. G. Lennon, who left the city
Christmas Eve night via Washington
steamer for Alex andria, writes his
friend, Sheriff A. c. Cromwell, of Nor
folk county, that his mother, the wife
of Rev. John L. Lennon, Is worse than
he expected to find her, and that the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-29

ATTEMPTED TO ROB.

Yesterday afternoon Detective Yves;
arrested William Brewington, n burlv
negro whom he caught in room over
n store on Union street. nenr Church.
The negro could give no account of his
being there, and the detective arrested
him. Later che person occupying the
house in which the negro was caught
appeared at the stliion-housc and
lodged n complaint of house breaking
with an attempt 10 steal. lie will cX
plain his movements to Justice Tomlin
EhlS morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-29
Free ofCharqe TO Sufferers.

Cut this out and take Il to your drug
gist and get sample bottle free OF DR..
Kings New Discovery, for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. They do not
ask you to buy before trying. This will
show you the grtnt merits of this truly
wonderful remedy. and show you what
can he accomplished by the regular size
bottle. This Is no experiment. and would
Invariably cure. Many OF the best ply
sicians are now using 1t in their practice
with great results. and are relying on II
in most severe cases. 1T is guaranteed.
Trial bottle free at Burrow, Martin &:
Co.'S Drug Store.
Regular size so cents and $780,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-29
TrrntcI,tionS Rush.

The Christmas rush commenced car
~ ut Greenwood's and Is increasing i'm
volume daily rs Christmas approaches.
Thousands will be made happy by the
purchases from the always full and at
tractivc stock at The Casket. You can
be supplied with a silver novelty from
SlSc. to an article worth hundreds OF
dollars. An elegant line of fine jewclry
has just been received there and offer
ed Mt attractive prices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-29

Prosperity comes quickest 10 the man
whose liver is In good condition. De
Wits Little Early RiScrs are famous
little pills for constipation, biliousness,
indigestion and all stomach and liver
troubles. J. NJ. Trottcr and II. l.. Wal
kcr, Norfolk; ana Truitt e Smith,
Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-29
HOW TO MAKE MONEY |

If you are out of employment and want
a position, paying you from $50 to 500
monthly clear above expenses by working
regularly. or If you want TO increase your
present income from SOD TO $500 yearly,
~ working al odd times, write TO the
GLOBE Co, 1923 Chestnut street, Phila-
dciphfa, Pa, stating age, whether mar
riea or single, last or present employment,
nnu you can secure q position with them
DS which you can make moro money
easier and faster than you ever made
before Ill your life. no26-i0t
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SANTA CLAUS APPEARS
Concluded from Second Pagc)


The Mckendree Methodist Sunday
school Christmas entertainment will
come off Thursday night.
The Moran Avenue Baptist Sunday
school will hold rs Christmas enter
tainment this evening.
The Disciples School, on Freema son
street viii celebrate on Thurs even
ing.
The Grace Bapt!st's entertainment
mas been postponed from Thursday Of
this week till Thursday of next week
The Cumberland Street Methodist
celebration comes off OH Friday evening
of this week.
The Epworth celebration comes Off on
Friday night of this week