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GREEK VICTORY.
smolcnskrs brigade Rspuises the Turks
at volestlno With Heavy Loss.

smolcnskrs brigade Rspuises the Turks
at volestlno With Heavy Loss.
ATHENS, May "A battle has been
fought at Velestino between Turkish
force of 5000 and General Smolenskfs
brigade. The dispatch states that the
Turks were repulsed with enormous
losses
General Smolenski telegraphs that
the Turks will be unable to capture
Pharsalos because the Greek position
is strong and the morale of the Greek
troops completely restored.
At cabinet council it was decided
that the minister of war, Colonel Tos-
amados, and the minister of the in
terror, NJ. Theotokis, should proceed
to Pharsalos in order to ascertain the
condition of the Greek forces there.
Mr.. Skouloudis, minister of foreign
affairs, says: IF Greek honor can be
retrieved by continuing the struggle,
the government will prosecute the
campaign with unabated energy. If
the condition of the army, on the
other hand, would render further
fighting unadvisable, the cabinet will
undoubtedly refuse to bring fresh dis
asters upon the country by persisting
in foolhardy war. The new cabinet,
like that of NJ. Delaynnis, is prepar-
ing to demand a rectifcation of the
frontier in accordance with the terms
of the treaty of Berlin, and to recall
Colonel Vassos from Crete, the mo-
ment the powers have guaranteed au-
~ he
Turks"
NEW YORK, May "A special to the
World from Washington says: The
terms of peace which Turkey has of
fered Greece have reached the Wash
ington legations. They are as follows
The restoration of the bound-ry fixed
by the treaty of 1881. which gave t.
Turkey all of Thessaly, including iti
extensive sea coast; the evacuation by
Greece of Prevesa and other points il
the province of Epirus; the withdraw
al of the Greek troops from Crete ant
the acceptance of the plan of autonomy
offered the island by the porte and tn,
payment of a war indemnity larg'
enough to cover the expense of tn,
mobilizing of the Turkish troops.
LONDON, May 2.-It is semi
officially stated that there is rea
son to believe that European inter
vention between Turkey and Greco
In the present position of affairs
regarded as wholly impracticable
both Greece and Turkey having re
solved to continue the war. The pow
ers are thus obliged to stand asid
until one of the combatants is finall
defeated.
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Convicts stricken with me..le.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, May Am
epidemic of measles has broken out
among tie convicts in the United
States penitentiary at Fort Leaven-
worth, and the work of many of the
men has been suspended. Those with
the measles have been quarantined,
and all newcomers are put in a separ-
ate cell house. The disease is proving
very troublesome to many of the pris-
oners, and the hospital is crowded.
The disease was brought to the prison
by a letter to a convict from his family
In Oklahoma
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THE MARKETS.
Kansas City Grain and Live stoo,


Hard wheat-No 2, 6oas1c; No No 8.
TIC: No. 4. roc; rejected. 64c-
Spring Wheat NO q S0Kc; No g. 10
977c; rejected 6o07oc.
Soft Wheat-No 2, csc; No 8. eoGs5c;
No. 4. so 1850 rejecte6 7OI75c
Corn-No. . 23c; No. 8, 224c; No 4.
21hc; no grade, 2oc White corn-No 2
24c; No s. 23c: No T. DC
Oats-No .. 19G20c: No 8. 1s019: No 4.
17c; No white 22tzc; No s, 22c; No
(. lee.
Rye-No. 2 s2c: No. g. 3oc; No 4, 27c
Bran-54c per cwt sacked
Hay-Choice timothy. 50 so; No. /. $500
9: No ?, s7.00GS.O0; clover. mixed No 2
&c. 5017 90; No. !. 80. 0oG6. SO; choice prairie
t6.5oa7.Oo; No L. s6.0oG6.5o; No 2 5000
$50; No. 8. 81. oO0A so
Cattle. receipts 1872; calves, 5: shipped,
1885 cattle. ? calves The market was
nominally steady.
Hogs-Receipts. 5.71s; shipped, 1924
The market opened strong and closed weak
The top sale was so and the bulk of sales
from $50 TO s3.75
Sheep Receipts. ss2; shipped. none The
market was noD.naliy steady.
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Rrxan VIII Not stnmn

MACON, No., May 2.-Chairman Cook
of the Democratic state central COM
mittee and Chairman Harrison of the
First district Democratic Congressional
COMMITTEES have received letter from
w. ]. Bryan expressing his regrets at
not being able to take the stump in
the 1 = Missouri Congressional dis
trict for - Democratic candidate.
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A. d. Hubbard in Jail

TOPEKA. Kan, May "A. D. Hub
bard of this city, president of the state
A. P. A, was arrested last night on
the charge of embezzlement and
lodged in the county jail. He was re-
ceiver in the Snow-Hamilton printing
litigation and as such got away with
about $4,000.
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For civil service Comm,s,ioner

WASHINGTON. May Colonel Clark
A. Tonner. the present confidential
secretary to the Secretary of the Inte-
rior, will, it is understood, be appoint
ed civil service commissioner in place
of one of the Democratic members of
the commission
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-05-05
Laviene is Still Champion.

NEW YORK, May 2.-George Lavigne
of Saginaw, Mich, is still the light
weight champion of the world. Last
night, in the Broadway Athletic club,
before 1900 people, he met and de-
feated Ed Connolly of st. Johns, n. B.
The battle was fast and furious, but
at the end of the eleventh round La
vigne had Connolly fought to stand
still, at,er sending him down five
times in succession with right swings
on the head and law
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Hanged Himse,f in = Rarn.

MARYvnLE, Mo-, May 2.-William
Wrigl :, farmer, residing twelve
miles southwest of this city, committed
suicide last evening by hanging him
self in barn. He was discovered by
a farm hand. He was mentally de-
ranged and had been in poor health
for some time. He was married and
had large family.
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O'BrIen Moore BUYS a Paper.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 2.-The
Daily and Weekly Gazette was sold
to-day by NJ. w. non-ally to O'Brien
Moore, of Washington, q. c. Mr..
Moore has been for some time the
Washington correspondent for the St
Louis Republic.
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Mrs Lease Calls 1t a Curse.

TOPEKA, Kan. May Mrs. NJ E.
Lease. the Kansas oratress, visited
Topeka yesterday and talked in an in
terview about the awfulness of the
Oklahoma flood. 1t it Mrs. Lease sees
the hand of an angry God, and de-
clares that the curse of the Almighty
rests ON that land
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Earthouake I'm the West indies.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The United
States consul at Guadeloupe, West
India islands, has telegraphed the
State department., under date of April
20, from Point Apitre, as follows:
"Severe earthquake; loss heavy; many
injured
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WASHINGTON, May 2.-It is very
probable that the secretary of the
treasury will soon recommend to con-
gress material reduction of the in
ternal revenue tax on distilled spirits
and an increase on the tax on beer
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Foley Wants . Change.

LIBERTY. Mo, May e.-The attor-
news for William Foley, indicted for
the murder of his mother and sister
last November. will ask for change
of venue from this county to some
other county, and Judge Broaddus will
come here May IA to hear the applica-
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Fnur naxs for Editor Dunlon

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The President
today ordered the suspension for four
lays OF the mandate sentencing Joseph
Dunlop, proprietor of the Chicago Dis
patch, to two years in the penitentiary
TOR sending improper matter through
he mails
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-05-05

CHICAGO, May Frank Schmidt.
the St Louis brewer, who disappeared
in this city last Friday while on his
way TO Cincinnati. has been heard
from at Rhinelander. Wis. He is be-
lieved to be insane.
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Calhoun to Start For Cuba.

DANvILLE, ILL.,, May 2.-Colonel W.
j. Calhoun, who has accepted the mis-
sion to Cuba to assist in the hearing of
the Ruiz case, will leave Danville for
Cuba on next Sunday or Monday. He
will go first to Washington to receive
his instructions.
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Tn Bar Prize Fight Pictures,

LANSING, Mich, May 2.-The House
of Representatives passed bill to pro-
hibit reproduction of prize fight pict-
ures by Y tascope, kinetoscope. etc.
The penalty is fine of $500 to $1,000,
or two years imprisonment, or both.
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DEATH FOR ANARCHISTS.
Twenty-Six More Spanish Reds Con-
demned for Bomb Throwing.

BARCELONA, May 2.-Twenty-six An
archists, in addition to those already
sentenced, have been condemned to
death for completely in the outrage of
June last, when a bomb was thrown
into the midst of a procession which
was on its way to the church of Santa
Maria del Mar, killing dozen persons
outright and wounding about fifty
others, some of whom have since died
of their injuries.
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woman KiIled bv . rra,n.

APPLETON CIrY. Mo, May 2.-Mra
Sylvester House. wife OF a prominent
merchant Of this city, was struck by .
freight train about 6 o'clock last even
ing and instantly killed.
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Colonel Horace Jewett. Q. 8. a.

Colonel Horace Jewett. Q. s. A., Dead.
WASHINGTON. May 2-The war de-
partment was notified by telegraph
yesterday OF the death at Plattsburg
barracks, n. Y, of Colonel Horace
Jewett. colonel of the Twenty-first
United States infantry.
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Howard G. Haokett Deaa.

NEW YORK, May e.-Howard O
Hackett, sporting editor of the World,
died suddenly yesterday. He was SO
years old and one of the best known
newspaper men in the United States.
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Binding Twine From Marsh Gra..

OSHKOSH, Wis, May Elm thirty
days Oshkosh will have in operation
the first grass twine factory in the
world. 1t will employ 800 hands and
will make binding Cwine from marsh
grass, something never attempted be-
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VOL. XVI
GOVERNMENT BY INJUNCTION.
SUPREME COURT c MES TO RE-
LIEF OF c. RfORATlONS.

The People Thought they had Made q
Law for tho benefit OF the Public but
the Court Ora ted he Corporation an
injunction.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-05-05

Denmark allows every subject male
or female who is so years of age \
small pension; not as charity, but as
a matter of right
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-05-05

outof sixty cities in Michigan In
which mayors were elected, the silver
party carried twenty republi-
cans twenty-seven. In five party lines
were not drawn. Aud Michigan gave
Mckinley nearly so. 900 maj ioriryl
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1897-05-05
What VIII II Bappen.

There is one thing still lacking to en-.
enable the republicans to restore pros
perity by means of higher taxation;
and rs this lacking is the most impor-
tant factor i'll the situation, it is obvi-
GUS that the whole scheme of protec-
tion for projections sake must ineyit-
ably come to grief.
The Dingley bill provides for increas-
ing the prices of almost every product
that is manufactured IN this country.
prices of our agricultural products, the
general scheme would hang together
perhaps, and great many honest peo-
pie be sti l further deceived in regard
restoring prosperity. But there is no
such provision, and the inevitable re-
suit must be the complete and final
exposure of the fraudulent claims made
sake.
I The farmers and those who depend
on them comprising 60 per cent of our
population) will have no more money
to buy manufactured products after
Dingley's bill becomes a law than they
had before. The low prices that now
prevail were not produced by the pres
ent tariff law, but are the result oj
trade stagnation-which is only an
other way of saying that the farmers
and their dependents have no money to
buy.
The manufacturers will put up THEN
prices for awhile and there will be
great pretense of return of prosper
ity, but within a month after the
Dingley bill becomes law, prices will
fall again to lower level than they
were before the measure became law.
This will open the eyes of the manu-
facturers as well as the public, and
compel them to turn to the only rem
edy that will avaiL-Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
"I place myself on the solid and inn
pregnable ground that under our con-
stitution congress does not possess
power to tax the people to enhance the
private fortunes of the few, and that
the full measure of the taxing power
is reached when q tariff for revenue,
with incidental protection, is imposed.
Any other construction would lead to
confiscation and incidently to enforced
Reputation, the two worst conceivable
forms of anarchy and disorder in civ
ilized state; and such deduction,
when carried to its legitimate length,
would lead to the subversion of all
order, and the rights of persons and
property. We cannot serve the people
and the money power at the same time
Their interests are deadly antagonis-
tic, What is for the common welfare
Is against the trusts and the pools
Senator Allen.
| Out of sixty cities in Michigan in
which mayors were elected, the silver
party carried twenty-eight; republi-
cans twenty-seven. In five party lines
were not drawn. Aud Michigan gave
Mckinley nearly $4,000 maiorisyl
| Denmsrk allows every subject male
or female who is so years of age .
small pension; not as charity, but az
matter of right
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The cofict was short and sharp. a
decisive stand was made by the defiant
anarchists, but they were quickly sub
dued without bloodshed. for which the
may or and chief of police deserve great
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"Nhcre Doctors Disnnroc

There has been great deal of ats
agreement from time to time about tho
therapeutic value Of sarsaparilla. In the
man. authorities deny any particular
medical value TO the plant TT. just an
old wives remedy" they say. And in
ne nam they are right. There are
about a dozen varieties Of sarsannrillo
scattered through various countries, ana
OF THIS dozen only one has an: real cura
IlVe power So man whose experience
mlght be confined to the eleven other
varieties varieties might honestly say there was
.iotie Halue IN them. The one valuable
sarsapariMa Is found In Honduras r, A
M M onardes, physician of Seville. records
me introduction of sarsarar.l,a into
SPAN as a result Of The Epanish dis
coveries OF the New World, between
1856 and l545. But the root d!d not ac-
colnpllsh much. But he adds, "a better
sort soon after came from HontinI &c ;,
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SIlsA tlIsI.B; ItbS.

Mr.. c. II. sansbury and family, Of
Reservoir avenue, extended, have re
turned home they having spent one
month with relatives in Edenton. y. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Dawvet. Of I'll
West Highland avenue. had the mis-
fortune to lose by death yesterday at
a. m. their bright little son, Clarence
aged four years. The funeral will take
place this afternoon al 3 O'Clock. and
Rev. w II. Atwill will oficiatc The
remains will be Inferred IN Elmwood
cemetery.
meet In Ats hall tonight at the regular
hour.
The Kings Daughters will meet With
Miss Nellie Hall, on Levitt avenue, this
evening at O'Clock. Important bust
ness will be transacted, and q full at
tendance is requested.
Mr. r. ~. IIyslop has been confined
to his home on Windsor avenue a mum
Der Of days by sickness
Complaint continues to come in that
boys do damage by throwing Shells or
other missiles aimlessly about the
streets. y lady was struck on the head
a few days ago. This mischevious pTac-
tice is the source Of constant menace
to eyes and windows and other objects
within range of this evi, habit
After an Illness of q week or two. LITTLE
Mary Elizabeth. daughter of Mir John
+. and Mrs. Fannie Hampshire. died at
her residence No. lis Granville avenue
yesterday at So 5p, m. aged 9 years
and six months. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow at II 30 q. m. Friends
and acquaintance invited to attend
There Will BE services at kim hall
ut p. m. and at McKendrce at 80 D
m, to-day. All are invited
Rev. G. w Cox had a large congrcea-
non at the revival at Spurgeon Me-
morial BAPTIST church last evening
1880 y. m. !"
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Special Notice to the yirein.nn ucn,,.
.stI er9.

The Virginian calls the attention Of
It's readers to the offer it presents Of Sc
curing those beautiful souvenir pictures
OUR HEROES AND OUR FLAGS for
the shall sum Of Ten cents and cent
stamp for mailing each.
These pictures should be in every
southland home. embracing as they do
the portraits Of the great leaders and sol.
diers OF the Confederacy and the flags
under which they led their heroic veto
rams
Cut out the coupon found In another
co'nmn, containing the picture you wan.
ana with Ten cents Or with cent stamp
sor mailing, bring or send to The Viz
ginian office. and secure one or both of
these splendid souvenirs.
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A Timely Friend.

With perfect propricty may we call
that excellent remedy, Salvation Oil,
timely friend. This linincnt rapidly
cures rheumatism, neuralgia and pains,
when other remedies fail. Mr.. Jno.
NJ. Hall, Ashland, Va, writes II
suffered with rheumatism in the ankle
md the muscles connected herewith.
Salvation Oil at once relieved tic sore
ness, reduced the swelling, and cured
thcpain. No other liniment that ever
used did ME SO much good"
Sold by
CASNON'S PHARMACY, 420 Butte street.
1 1Li,R T; WEST. ZIG Main st.
HEISTANDS ATLANTIC City DRUc
STORE. 49,
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Danger 0ftilc Grin

The greatest danger from la erfpne ts
or It's resulting in pneumonia. IF rea
sonable care is used, however ana
S Spi ber!n ms Cough Remedy taken ali
OF thousands who have used thie rn,,,
ecy Tor IA grippe, we have yet to learn
Of single case having resulted IN mar
monia. which shows conclusiyelc ths I
this remedy Is certain preventative az
.nat dread disease. It will effect per-
manent cure In less time than any other
treatment. The % and so cent SIZES FIR
sale by all druggists
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DRESS Innings.

", We have still a few hundred yards OF
the e. R B., Cambria left at 2lsc ana 51se.
Dress Makers Cambria, all colors. as.
.Eo onn,t Leans leans DC, Ge, Sc; yard.
Plain sel!cin in all colots.
Eaen ana eo s ee aanya &c.
vas etc. ~
TRIMMINGS.
Gilt and SILK Guirnps. !:
Jet Trimmings. .j2:
Sontach Bratds. ,. a.4 ~
CORSETS. a,
r1 Rs a. Ge,s G 6 black, white ana
g : G. cofsets, black ana ' White, al Il
r. & g: Corsets, extra sizes, 400
:, 10 4 c. corsets, special long waists. at !
J.. y {. Corsets, extrn. long. waists, %.
j. sc. Misses Corsets. al Ssc. +.
MISCELLANEOUS. Y
T ry PAL pair Of our 74c. Kid Gloves. equal,
u, any SOLO elsewhere, for 81 90. ..0. .
Ladies. Shirt Waists. at S7e.. worth SOC.
Ladies Shirt WAISTS, with detachable
white collars, iac. 7'--U,
:, Ladies LAD White Collars and Curs, all
Large variety, Of Ladies' Belts.
Sisrk.s Spool Cotton. Ale. dozen, q
Alex. Kings Cotton. l7c. dozen
TABLE LINEN. +.
yard. 7-'' = = '0'S''t-
White Table Damask. from Csc to soc
q yard. l& .,T2tI N, = : ...f.,..-
Unblenchel Table Linen, at zoe. ward. !.
Linen Doylies: from 26c. n dozen up ~
Large assortment OF Linen Huck and !.
Damask Towels. = .
,Cotton Birds Eye. 20 inches wide. SC d !.
Cotton Bird Eye. % inches wide. 42c. !
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-18
A USEsI ENTS

A dramatic event which will long bo
remembered will be the attraction at
me me academy Of Music on Friday and
Sitnrdhy evenings Of this week, and at
pa ,urday's m atinee Of Wilton Leckaye
m .Ds. Belgraff." Perhaps no star ever
ea.ie south with so strong q support
as that which has been gathered aroma
Mr. Lackaye. 1t Includes such noted
Stars y!, as Marie Wainwright, Alice
evans, Grace MacLa rnkin, c. ". Conf
COCK. FORREST Robinson, Byron Dol1r]a
JJoseph Allan, J. w. Rennie. Edwin Wal.
ace ana Cihers of note. Such an ensem-
: ore .. artistic stage folks would make
Win s,.en evenings entertainment
WIN even poor play, but with such an
excellent one as "Dr. Belgraff," sone.
thing great may be expected.
- admissions: Night performance. from
20 90 &C cents to $3.50; matinee, 25 cents to
A GREAT ENrERrA1NME,NT ma
lson greatest and latest inven Ion the
ploJectoscope. will be saen in Norfolk
next week for three days, beginn,nr
MONDAY, at the Academy Of Music. Tho
p.oJectoscope Is an improvement, on thn
o!osraph, vitascope and other inventions
OF OF IKE order by the Wizard Of Mrnih
iarK: combines the phonor aph anf,
the kinetoscope on a huge scale nre-
sentlng pictures with sound and action
ar the rate of fortytwo per second The
pictures are produced life size ana viii
ne Ike representation through the
powerful agent OF electricity. Every
phase Of human nature Is shown truo ~
~ ~ IN over a score Of scenes Prices:
10, 23 and 35 cents. -
THE YALLOW KID."-Daniel T<o,,v
nhd his "fal!ow Kid" company made
tneir hrst appearance at the AGA demv
OF Music last evening, and the most
sensahie actor on the stage, excepting
George J. Peters. who played the thief'
Vas W goat. The wonder is that Mr.
co., nters ana IN, me goat remain with the
me goat can't help himself, but Peters
can can and he Should never be pardonea
Inc show was the worst ever seen on
me Academy stage and the company
mas no excuse for living q day.
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L he z op'l, I'll Store.

New Goods arrive daily and will Be sold at
prices. to Satisfy the shreWdest buyer.
II vii pay you to examine. our stock and
learn our prices. s..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-18
For Over Fifty Years !.
MRS. WlEsLOW'S
500 TIL NC SYRUP

has been uscd for children vh,,a ,er,h.
lns, u, snothes the child. softens the
s ums, allaHs all pain, cures Wind cones
reg ulales the stomach end bowels, and
Is Is me oest remedy for d.arrhoea,, Twenty.
I'VE cents bottle. Sold by all drngg. sts
throughout tho world. No. So 4.
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supreme conr, paocred,nrz

me Following were the proceedings to-
Wy ~ me supreme Court of Appeals.
southerh Railway company vs.. Cook,
~ Trs - by 2. F. Cox for plaintiff. and n.
Ereen Tor defendant. and submitted.
Darden VS.. Ferguson, argued nv Iack. .
son Guy for appellant and u. &. Hoi-
lana and Samuel D. Davies FOR annei-
ices. and continues until tomorrow,
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this Coupon Forward tOc and % cto.,.
mailing to the Office The Norfolk Virunian ""p lor

IL IS this better sort" chat is used ~
cinSlve!y In Ayers Sarsaparilla. And =
IS the use OF this better sort" that ha q
gwen Ayers Sarsaparlla promJnence
over az other varieties by reason of its
W.. ,ha cures Of blood diseases. Send
III me Cureocok. STORY Of cures told
by the cured" Free. Address + -
Aver Co, Lowell Mass. ~