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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
<RtZED HY dizziness.
New York Cnnvicis Almost Dying for
Something To DO.

Sing Sing, n. Y. Jan. S.-As q result
OF the new law against contract convict
Ia Dor, Frederick Hoffman. a prisoner.
attempted to kill himself in Sing Sing
prison this morning.
Up to the first of the year Hoffman
had been employed in the printing uhi"e
of the prison, but he was compelled to
quit work with the others. Since then
he has been locked in his cell. The only
time he has been out of his cell during
the past week was when he was given q
little exercise. 1t was while he was
receiving his usual exercise this morn
Ing that Hoffman tried to end his lie.
There is gallery all around The prison
building on the inside. In til. building
seven tiers. He was on the second ;ier
from the top. The cells of the convir;s
on this tier were opened at $50 o'clock
this morning, and Hoffman went out { Z
his cell with the rest of the convirts.
The keepers did not pay any particular
attention To him, and he fell in line with
the othrr prisoners in the gang To go
down stairs Just az the line Ind, start
cd Ia march Hoffman broke out and
jumped over the raiing. 1t was about
- feet from the tier where Hoffman
was locked IN 10 the stone floor Of the
prison. One of his legs was broken his
head was badly cut. and he was inter-
nally injured. The physicians say he
has no chance to recover
The prisoners are begging for some
thing 10 do. and the warden fears that
other tragedies will result from their
enforced idrness ana close confinement
There are many Keepers in Sing Sing
who express the belief that the convicts
VIII he harder 10 manage now than here
tnfore owing To the inability TO furnish
them with employment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
Election Officers.

AZ meeting of Montauk Tribe of
Red Men. held last night the fo!low.n
chie:s were elected TO fill the stumps for
the ensuing six mon his: Evan Seed,
Prophet: John Bright Sachen: Robert
Wood. Senior Sycamore: Watson Vel
lines. Junior Sycamore; c. p. Brown
ley. Keeper of Wampum; George T.
Wright. Keeper of Records and Seals !;
George w. Ferrebee, Collector OF VAN
pun.
At meeting of Grimes Battery. held
last night. the following officers were
elected To fill vacancies: K. j. Colona,
First Lieutenant: j. w DAYS. Second
Lieu enant: Il. O. Culrepper. Firs, Ser
Geant: w. l.. Pablo. Second Sergeant:
]. r. Brown. Third Sergeant; l.. C. Ma
thews. Fourth Sergeant. After the cleo
tion the soldiers ana their friends enjoy
ed delightful dance for several hours.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
PORTSMOUTHNE WS
Accident.

Yesterday morning Mr. White. who
resides on Clifford street. came near
meeting with a serious accident while
crossing Clifford street at the corner OF
Washington he was struck by Mr.. A. NJ.
Robertson's delivery wagon. and was
knocked down, the wagon passing over
his body. He was picked up by tn.
driver, who stopped Immediately and
csfried him to his home. DR.. r. r.
Roberts was sent for and made an en-
animation and found that Mr.. White
had received severa! bruises about the
hip. but nothing serious. Mr.. White
says 1t was purely accidental. as the
team turned the corner at q very fast
gate and struck him just as he left the
curbStUne
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
WILL BLOCKADE c,lAnLEsrox.
Admiral Huncc's Squadron VIII Lock
Up The Palmetto city

Washington. Jan. S.-Admiral ounces
squadron of evolution IL Ia blockade
Charleston early in February. The adj
niral had long conference to-day. and
as result his plans for drills and man
ncuvrcs 0f which the rigid military
hlockadcof Charleston. s. c., is the chief
feature. were thoroughly approved. and
all necessary arrangements FOR carrying
oul the proposed operations will at once
be nauEurntcd.
The scheme involves the maintenance
of strong blockadng fleet off Charles
ton harbor ana the assignment of one
or more fast vessels, including the We
suViuS. TO duty as blockade runners
stores and coal Will he maSScd at Port
Royal as base for the smaller blockad-
ing cruisers. but the hattlcships and per-
maps the big cruisers will have to take
turn going To Hampton Roads for sup
Plies unless it proves feasible 10 serve
them on the high seas.
1t Is expected that the new cruiser
brooklyn, which viii he ready to leave
Philadelphia tomorrow TO get silver
service from the city for which she was
christened and is then under orders to
take aboard her torpedo outfit at New
port. after which she will be attached
to the squadron in time for the man
ocuvres.
The feet will he the most powerful
gathered In recent years including the
battleships Massachusetts. Indiana,
Maine and Texas the cruisers New
York. Brooklyn. Columbia. Newark. RAJ
leigh. montgomery, Marblchcad and
tors Puritan and Amphitrite. the tor
pcdo boats Gushing and Ericsson. the
dispatch vessels Dolphin and Vesuvlus
end the TRANSPORT Fern
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Highest OF all h Leavcning streng-La us. Report
f>!yIAI B B&,,kfjsg1:
ABSOLUTELY PURE


The cruiser Minneapolis left Birut for
iIripoli this morning. The flagship San
Francisco Is at Villerrancc. and the only
two ships OF the Mediterranean squad
ron now In Turkish waters are the Gin
c,nnati ana bancroft, at Smyrna. where
they have remained immovabIe since
Oct. Ia.
Chief Engineer G.. II. Ilcarncy ordered
from the Minneapolis to the Cincinnati:
Chief Engineer j. II. Chasmar. rrem the
Cincinnati To the San Francisco. rs Zee,
engineer. in place OF Chief Engineer
w. ~. Windsor. relieved as fleet engin.
Ger anu ordered To the Minneapolis;
Lieut.. Commander w. ii. Everett. from
the Steel Board 10 the HydrogrnD hic
ounce; surgeon s. c. Gravatt. detailed
TO the Naval Museum of Hygiene.
Ensign ~. T. Coleman, steel insprcto,
at Harrisburg, will be court-nartialed
ntthe Washington navy yard next Mon,
day on the charge of neglect OF duty.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
.FL0TsAM AND JETSAM
Raaty Portions of News Items Arranged fer
the Benefit of Rapid Readers.
PARAGRAPHS, PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE
bscntiOn OF the comin.s ana GoinGs
of People You Know-Accounts Of
ers-Topics Discussed ON tho street
and IN Offices and Homes.

The truckers are badly in need Of
rain.
To-day will be payday in the navy
yard.
terday.
The employees in the Seaboard Air Line
shops viii be paid to-day.
The Epworth League of Monumental
81. Z. church met last night
We are again receiving numerous COM
plants about people stealing our papers
The regular weekly hop will take
place at the navy-yard this afternoon
from TO 6 p. M.
Antonio Gordon. charged with snatch
ing a lady's pocket-book, was admitted
to bail yesterday.
Gizzard shad. or commonly called
forerunners. have made their appear
Ence in the market.
The Week of Prayer" will close this
afternoon. The attendance is not what
1t should have been.
Mr.. Holman and family, who former
~ run the "Delicatessen" on High street.
has moved back TO Norfolk
An effort IS on foot among the doc
tors to close their Offices every night at
Z O'Clock. All the physicians have not
yet signed it.
young man named Scarborough. n
native of this city, arrived here ycstcr-
day from New York. lie rode The DIS
lance on his wheel.
ne farmers are IN search OF an ami
mai which Is supposed to be q panther
which has been around the Pleasant
Grove district for some time.
The Southern States Telephone COM
pany are distributing their poles along
the county roads TO extend their busI-
ness TO Suffolk and other points.
The wafer main on Water street had
to he buried deep i'm the ground on ac-
count OF tile sewer pipes having 10 cross
them to connect with the county Jail.
Old Dominion Council. l. o. H.. will
install officers ana have spread after
wards in their new hall, Rosenbaum
building. 2l2 High street, on Tuesday
night.
Al a meeting Of the members of
the Fourth Street Bap;ist church. held
THURSDAY night, q call was extended to
Rev. Mi W. +. Fisher. Of Lynchburg.
to become pastor of that church. Rev
Mr.. MCMILLAN, who was ca led. having
declined on account OF his Hire's health.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
Fire on,hc suburbs.

On yesterday morning about $50
O'Clock some of The employees of the Sea-
board Air Line, while on their way to
work. discovered a fire In a small house
on King street. beyond Goodwin. The
house was unoccuped and had, no
doubt. been used by tramps. 1t was put
out with but little damage. Now that
cold weather Is al hand and tramps are
becoming more numerous people who
own houses should keep them securely
closed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

Not few who read what Mr.. Robert
ROWS, Of Holland. Va. has 10 say De-
low. Will remember their own experience
under like circumstances: Last win
Ter had In grippe which left me in q
low state Of health. ] tried numerous
remedies. none of which did me any
good. until was induced to try n bot
lie Of Chamherlain's Cough Remedy.
The FIRST bottle OF 1t so far relieved ME
lhat was enabled to attend TO my
work, and the second bottle erected n
cure. For sale at % and 60 cents q
bottle by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
Have Been Summoned Before the
MnYOr.

Several of the young men who behav-
ed so badly and created the row at
Wright Memorial Sunday school on
Thursday night have been summoned
to appear before the Mayor this morn
Ing, and will have to pay the penalty.
rhe conduct of some OF those who at
tended was more dlsgraceful than repre-
scented. They stood on the backs OF the
benches and chairs. injuring the furni-
ture. etc. 1t looks as If 1t was a pre-
meditated thing on the part of some OF
those who went.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

At meeting of the Portsmouth Rifles.
held Thurs ,ay night, 4 resolution was
passed ten-eling the services of the
company as an escort al the funeral of
or any eN-Confcderate soldier of this
city. wno may die hereafter and The sec
rotary was instructed Ia notify some
wall Camp Confederate Veterans of the
action of the company
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Dangerous To the NcI.hborhood.

There Is n house on Columbia street.
next door to Washington street, prop
erty of Mrs. NJ. r. Wellener of Park
View. that Is unoccupied. Both the
front and back doors are left wide open
and for several nights 1t has been oc-
cup!ed by tramps. Yesterday morning
about o'clock five were seen to come
out of the house at one time. The own
ers Of the property should have the
doors securely fastened. as 1t Is danger
GUS 10 the neighbnrhood
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Death OF Mrs. cuipcppcr.

Mrs. ]. r. Trant. of Park View. re-
ceived information yesterday morning OF
the death of her mother. Mrs. NJ. A.
Culperper. who resides in Charlotte. n.
G. Mrs. Trant left on the morning train
to he present at the funeral Mrs. Gull
pepper had quite n number of friends
I'm this city who will regret to hear of
her DEATH
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

on Thursday negro man entered the
woodhouse of Mrs. Weymouth. on COR
ner of London and Court streets, and
proceeded 10 help himself to coal. He
was seen by some of the family. who
halnoed a him and the negro became
frightened and ran off. leaving behind
him his bag and also the coal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

Last nigh; some one put n plank plat
form across D.r'Tiddie street nj the cor
ner of King and Dinwdde streets. =
lady in passing that po nj did not see
II. and fell. cutting her chin quite badly
and knocking out ;hree teeth. Mr.. Jack
Carney passed there little later. and
fell. bruis!ng himself quite badly. The
police were notified and removed the
barr.caGe
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
Specials for To-Day.

Coed Pie Peaches. ! Id. cans &c. or for
;2c. We nave lot of sun-curod Peaches
lUc. per lb. Don't forget our offer on
circus soap. bars for 25c: fine New York
creamery Butter ?ac. per Id. The demand
incrcaFa. The reason ia that il makes The
best Dir nix on the market for the money
Try IT, IL n:t satisfactory. money refund
ca price 23c. per lib. Our Sunbeam Flour
is sun the Same old rellnblc. every pound
guaranteed satisfactory. IL not, money re-
FUNDED. Old phor. 1910: new phorc TO-
c. w. IIUDGiNS 6 CO.
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RENTS.

IL practically costs you nothing to have
your rents collected by this agency, as
we VIII send YOU u check cnch month for
more Than you can collect
MnnN landlords will vouch for this
statement.
Send for me and make arrangements for
next year. DO not delay, il canses you 10
rose money. JNO. l.. WATSON
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

Glance in our windows AMI notice the
prices marked. You can save from 50 30
TO Sl.5O by purchasing from us at the
present TINE.
BRESLAITER & ANTHONY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

Now Is your :ime--Sl 20 stiff hats cut
20 Sl.l3; 81 stiff Hats cut TO $l.GO; 81 sc
lla;s SO. For cash only.
CHAS. r. WEI.TON & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

richmond. Va. Jan. 8.-{Special.)-
Nearly everybody here seems to be
catching public spirit fever Never be-
fore has there been SO much talk about
now TO build up Richmond and make It
a greater city. 1t really looks as If much
good VIII result from this agitation
The Cham of Commerce Is going 10
hold public meetings to discuss the sub
)ect and the travelling statesmen will
PROBABLY follow the example of the
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
rcn,h orMr.. Mcnnuou-h.

Mrs. Mary McDonough. wife OF Mr..
Patrick McDonough. died al her resi-
dence. No. l27 Randolph street. yester-
day afternoon at O'Clock. after long
and patient illness. Funeral notice will
appear In to-morrow's issue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

For a pain in the chest n piece Of
flannel dampened with Chamberlain s
Pain Balm and bound on over the seat
of pain. and another on the back be-
tween the shoulders. will afford PROMPT
relief. This Is especially valuable in
cases where the pain is caused by a
cold and there is n tendency toward
pneumonia. For sale by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

Our specialties are in Feather Boas,
Handkerch.cis and Windsor Ties.
Dress Goods lower than ever. aIso n
Few more Capes and Jackets viii lie
sold AT one-third Q-3) off their regular
price. a. j. PUILIIpS
Soi High St. under Oxford Han.
I'url smOulh Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

Carpets. Oil Cloths. and Rugs reduced
Guy now. Must he sold
j. S. CRA WFORD'S
Furniture and Carpet House.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

Bombay. Jan. The Times OF india,
IN am article on the Bubonic plague
which Is rayaSing the city. says that
s,nse the outbreak of the plague the pop
ulat.on of Bombay has been reduced one
hali, and the weekly mortality has
averaged two hundred per thousand.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
WOOD AND COAL,

Why not buy DRY SHELTERED
Vi GOD. which you can yet ut H. H.
'" I.klNS' Mt the same prices you pay
Tor wet wood elsewhere; also the BEST
OF COAL. PhCnc .lS
~. a. WILKINS.
nolO-tf l2i3 Washington strcct
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PORTSMOUTH Apus.
Ey John c. Nicmeyer, AuctionecI

Ey John Z. Nicmeyer. Auctionecr.
I}f DIRECTION OF THE OWNER 7
sn,, WI sSli at public nuc, on. without re-
sEtr:c, before Tue Coui thous: door. In tho
MONDAY. JANUARY Ii, 1857.
tho following lots: No. / Lot, located cor
ntr or Seventh and Seventh and Muscovltc
No. 2-Lots IL. 10 and IA In Block Is. plan
of Brighton ' '''
No; $-l3, II. 10 and 81. In Block c, plnn OF
Blighton.
These arc good, high lots and well loca-
JOHN c. NlEMEYER.
!hb-"t AuctionCcr.
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II VIII Hn- Nnn

To- look at our suits from $500 upward
lneJ are great"
LEVY & JACOBS.
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LAWRENCE & wELroN.
a3I High Streei-spccini Mark Down
SnIc.

SRIc.
25c. Socks, tans and states, 12hc. q
pair.
Soc veillngs. 25c. and s5c. yard
25c. Ladies' Hose, 17c, or G palrs for
slOO.
25c. boys bicycle Hose, lie. or pairs
for sl.0O.
Comforts. Blankets and Cloaks at re-
duced prices TO close.
LAWRENCE 6 WELTON's CASH
STORE. 23l High Street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

We have removed TO our new unnr-
tiers. 2"0 High street Us. II. Owens old
stand). where we will be pleased TO see
cur friends and patrons.
HOFHEIMER'S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

he proposes to start off three. weeks
hence for Abyssinia In response TO n
very friendly invitation from Emperor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

Arizona convicts have been leased for
ten years AT 40 cents per head n day.
iheir labor Is Ia be used in constructing
an lrrigatinS canal to reclaim 100 O0o
acres of arid land.
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0niy mn Oppnrtuniiy.

10 CHOW you our mid season prices In
hats. w. f.. VIRNEI.SON & co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09
VARIETIES.

Gas was first used as an llluminant
DC raised any product or the tropics and
OF the polar regions
The state of Connecticut spent s572.-
4S3O9 more than its income last wear
The whcclmcn of Macon, Ga. are mn
IN arms against the license tax on b,cy-
cles.
Arizona convicts have been leased for
ten years ut 20 cents per head n 1ov
Their labor is Ia be used In constructing
an lrriSating canal TO reclaim 100 600
acres of arid land.
Major Lewis Gintcr. the PRINCIPAL
owner of the jefferson hotel. Richmond.
mas purchased lot of land adjoining
the hotel. upon which he will probably
erect handsome theatre.
The Idaho Supreme Court has decided
that as the. woman suffrage amendment
received 5000 more votes than those cast
against 1t. though not a majority Of
The votes cast at the election, 1t was
legally ratified
The idea that freezing destroyed the
germs I'm water has long since been cy-
forbidding the cutting of lee within
lhree miles OF any town or city of over
10000 Inhabitants.
The suit OF clothes In which Major
Mcl\inlcy Will he inauguratcd President
or the United States on March next is
to lie made of cloth woven for the oc-
caSion by New York company from
American grown wool
Unpleasant gossip about DR. Manson
Is circulating i'm Stockholm. II :s said
mat his experiences i'm the North have
ruined his temper, sourcd his DISPOSITION
ana turned him into a moody misan-
thiope, whose only desire is for solitude.
Queen Victoria again honors the
medical profession by raising DIR. Joseph
Lister to the pccraEe which causes the
Boston Herald To remark: "Probabiy
he will not assume the title of Lord
Dclivcrus. which was suggested as that
OF Her Majesty's accouchour when
similar honrs were bestowed upon him. g
Prince Henri of Orleans. the eldest
son OF that Duke of Chnrtrcs who served
on the staff of General Mcclellan dur-
ing the civil war in this country. has
apparently tired of inaciiun and of civ
lliZcd life. Although barely eight months
have elapsed since he returned from his
three years voyage OF exploration of
the country lying TO the northeast of
the French possessions of Cochin China.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

The whcclmcn of Macon. Ga. are nj
IN arms against the license tax on bicy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

Major Lewis Gintcr. the principal
owner of the jefferson hotel. Richmond,
mas purchased II lot OF land adjoining
the hotel. upon which he will probably
erect a handsome theatre
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

Gas was first used as an lllumnan,
Just 100 years ago.
-
be raised any product or the tropics and
OF the polar regions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

m ne state of Connecticut spent $50,
iSa.o9 more than its income last year.
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REECHAMS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-09

no CURE COLD IN ONEDAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if II
tails to cure. 2ac. spS-tu thu sal. I'm
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READY REFERENCE GUIDE||
4
NORFOLK REPRESENTATIVE HRHS

hoh uLt ILL hIu-lIiftittLSl kbkHltsS
Agricultural Implements.
White, s. T. & Bro,s 2lo Water st.
Whtehurst, X. w. q Co.. 1870 Plume St
Art.hfic Furniture. az,
The Fass Furniture Co., 1876 Church ST.
Norfolk National. no Main st y ~ K
City National. lis Main st.
Fahcrs una Z onfectioncrs.
Cahler. j. d.. 40 Bank st. is KS
Boots, shoes nnd 'Trunfxs Ss q
houses' sam T.. Jr.. 2o2 Main st. f
Brcwers.
Consumers Brewing CO.. fphone G-a I, rs &
Pabst Brewing Co.. w. Kneip,, Mana ser.
H"t'cr aud thcrsc-Whofesnie.1 5
Scott Scott & Co. IS Roanoke ave.
hch.ress' e. w. d Co.. So Roanoke ave-
R"itinr nnd saw nil Supplies.
The Porter-McNeal Co., 1877 water at.
c"nfrct ioners-w hoicsaie.
oDerhuorfer & Co., % Water st. "a
CnrrsnEc aud Harness.
"renr' a. d Son, 24-30 Union st. II e
Cotton F"rtors Commission.
Ferry. J. W., I Tun!s wharf. rs
Darden 81 Rives. ROANOKE. 81
"o"' so"'1ry d Harrell. Commerce st.
Druggists Kcinii. "a 81
West. Alfred r.. PIG Main St rs
'ouhE, Augustus, 25S Church ST
Oru.gi>tS-W hnicsnIc
Eu nHE " LAM mi,,ia ANS Mater and Roanoke,
mr. r..,. . aih 81.
IIooh, II,',' "hn'csnie.
iecht' Hirschler Co., Jackson st,
DrS Goods ana Notioua. sT{$t
Brown, Joseph ll2 Church St ~
motifs, Harry, 1926 Church ST
Tue Brown Bros Co., 1854 Church az
D"ors, Snsh, blinds, unnteI. Eeo .esss
Nash, G. a. q Son h,Jo~.. n.
COOKE, Clark e Co, IS Commercial pto,a
r"ncrnl Directors. e'ai Fisest
Oliver. II II ch,,ro,,
Smith IL g. 1Sa Rn I'll ana So Cove St
Hall. a. l.. & Co, I5y GRANNY G,
Flour Miils.
Norfolk Milling Co., SIC Brambloton nv. Il
Fruit aud Pr"ducc-C Comm isston.
montgomery u Wilson. 25 Roanoke avs.
Williams J isro o. 81 81 Roanoke ave. 6.4
Hlotint II - 10 - ioanoke ave.
Dawes, Geo. III. ii6 Wn,er aS Se.
Hobbs e Keeling. Is Roanoke nve
1ourhr rm''% Inrn .o mud ID credit.
WITS WIhiIi,ehT 4G;, 4 Bro rs Church ST.
W iiiiiia, I@,1n, e. u E., iSs C I st;
Fcraiiizcr., :" o.
p,uch n O. ~
american lSeri.lizinE Co. Atlantic street..
r""ce Agents..
sI Er ~ .nn 10 S S..,k ST.
w n. Ii
Purpura Fruit Co ,55 Main q,
Gr0ccrics- Wboi.snInn
Roberts. l.. T., 26 Commcrcio, p,,,oa
duncan Bros. So Market Space.
tr"ccries- Wholesale.
ii,uVls. NJ. l.. ]. d Co, los Water 81
iiedin ! " e. " u, Water 81:
IvNnnI,,.o;, " ~ o. Ill Water st.
Shelsky l.. & Co "a Woi. 90 g. ~ aUer 81 4.
Grain, IIuy ma u,II.on,,
d. p. Reid G. Bro, 2C9 nnd 81, chnrot :. y
Grnndy. r. L.. q Roanoke Sqr - 5i9
iiocEoWnr !, oon, u Roanoke SQr.
Isor,csnn,, M,,,o.
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inc Idaho Supreme Court has decided
that as the, woman suffrage amendment
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The votes cast at the election, 1t was
legally ratified
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