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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
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7Edcrton, n. c., Oct 2o-(SpcciaD-
Mrs. DIR. Campbell and Mr.. J. X. Rea
are quite sick.
The meeting that has been in pro-
gross at the Baptist church for the past
ten days was closed last night. and Rev.
Mr.. Elsom. Of Danvf!le. Va. who con-
Quoted same, left to-day for his home.
Rev. w. c. Waff. of ReynoldsOn, is in
town this morning on visit to rela-
tives.
here on n visit TO friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. IIuckabce have been
Spending the week in Elizabeth City.
DIR. Capchart. of Avocl, Is In town this
morning.
DIR. billiard, after being out of town
for several days, IS at home again.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
l.. d. Smith, Auctionccr.

T. lie UNDERSIGNED. A.. p. .sELD.
trust from Charles Il. White and wife,
bearing date February 9TH, 1893 and duly
recorded i'll the Clerks Office Of tho Cor
poration Court of the city OF Norfolk de-
fault having been made IN the payment of
the debt secured by said deed, and having
been requested by the party secured by
the said decd. will expose 10 sale at pub-
lie auction to the highest bidder, at the
Real Estate Exchange, No. 22i Main
street, Norfolk, Virginia. on TUESDAY,
the md day of November. 1897, at IL M,
the following described real estate, Sit
uatcd in the said city:
ID Lots Nos. 81, ~, IS and SO fronting
OH the west side OF Chapel street, and
running back between parallel lines 100
feet; lots 81 and 80 fronting on the west
side of Chanel street ii feet, and lots SO
and 30 fronting on the west side of said
street % feet
(2) Lots is and &C. each fronting 81 feet
on the east side of Chapel street, and run
ming back between parallel lines 100 feet.
y plat OF the above property will bo
exhibited on the day of sale.
rIkMS.-One-third cash and the bal
ancc III two equal instruments, payable In
six and twelve months from the dav OF
SALE the deferred payments to be evil
dcnCel by ncTotia bic notes, with interest
from day of sale, secured by deed of trust
To be prepared, acknowledged and record
ed ut the expense OF the purchaser or It
the election of the purchaser. he may pay
all tho purchase money In cash.
y. u. SELDNER, Trustee.
oc2i-tds l.. ID. SMITH, Auctioncer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
Are Your Ears
Healthy? If NOT This
Will Interest You,
Norfolk. Va, Oct. is, 1897.

Norfolk, Va, Oct. is, 1907.
To whom It may concern:
This is to certify that had catarrhal
discharge Of the right car for five years,
left there from the effects of mararial
fever I consulted several doctors and
took treatment, but 10 no avail. They did
not seem to do much good. sIn this condi-
ton consulted DR.. frey, the specialist,
and he treated mo about three months I
am glad to say the discharge has stopped,
and | believe it is n permanent cure. ]
would advise all who are Suffcrln,, with
ear troubles 10 consult DR.. l.. j. FREY. l
have known several persons who were
suffering with n catarrhal trouble who
have been cured and greatly benefited by
his treatment.
JOHN o. CARROLL
General manager and secretary American
Protective Insurance Company, office
over The Hub" 37i Main street, resi-
dencc, 500 TunStall avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
STANDING ALONE.


o little white feet striving bravely
no mark out a path of your own,
You're learning the lesson so early
OF trying to stand all alone.
A wearsome lesson, my darling,
And harder for women than men
A lesson that must he repeated,
An! over and over again.
Those tender. white feet oft will STUN
bile.
Lifc's path Is so rough. little one;
You know not the rocks and the pit
falls
That lie OH the path just begun.
But we. from the years that have met us
Cry out as we think OF the road,
How gladly we'd shorten the distance,
How gladly we'd tighten the load
TO arms now outstretched to protect
you.
How often in vain you will turn,
And learning to do without them
Is the hardest Of all to learn.
o little white feet made for kisses,
You often will ache meath your load
You will wcarily count each milestone,
And long for the end Of the road
The way will seem long, little traveller,
Till the sun sinks down in the west,
But twill bring you at last. my darling.
To the beautiful City of Rest.
a. JONES, in Home
Journal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
Wonders Never Cease.

No one need suffer the fortunes of
rheumatism, because that modern ini-
mcnt, Salvation Oil, positively cures it.
II was great sufferer from sciatic
rheumatism, and the best Of doctors
attended me without relief. I COM
mcnccd using Salvation Oil, and two
bottles helped me wonderfully. It
certainly has worked wonders with me.
Mrs. L. j. Phelps, Box 2S, Enfield,
Conn" Salvation Oil is for sale by all
dealers for % cts. Take 40 substitute.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
AT THE FLAGsTAFF's FOOT.
An Old Scrap of Secret Hawaiian
History.
(Chicago Timcs-IIcrald.)

(Chicago Timcs-Hcrald.)
The man is stlll at the foot of the
flagstaff in Honolulu" says citizen of
Hawaii now temporarily residing i'm this
city.
What l mean by this can be best
illustrated by story from history.
Some years ago the French attempted
TO collect a. claim against the Hawaiian
Government by show of force. Mat
terS finally reached 4 point where the
commander of the French vessel In the
harb0r proposed to shell the town. Be
fore doing SCI he called on the comman-
der of the British cruiser stationed there
ana suggested that arrangements be
made TO protect the lives of British sub
jccts.
IF l were In your place I wouldn't
she'll the city, SAID the Britisher.
But j think l will do it, just the
SANG, said the Frcncnman.
Walt tin l tell you something yml
do not know retorted Her Majesty's
officer, and then you may thtnk setter
of It. AT the foot of the flagstaff IN
front OF the Kings palace stands a
man. He is there all the time. The
Kings ministers have prepared deed
or cesSiCn. transferring the Hawaiian
Islands TO the United States. The mo-
ment you fire on the town or give no
tice that you nre about to do so, that
deed of cesSiOn will be signed by the
King. The Stars and Stripes will be at
tachcd to the halyardS and sent flying at
the top of thcfpole. Then you are wei
come TO fire upon the american flag If
you wish To do So
THE Frenchmun thought better Of his
scheme, and Honolulu was not shel!ed."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
GRACE ACCORDING TO MEAT.
From the Atlanta Constitution

Down in the rural district it han
pened when the Mean Man invited tho
preacher 10 dinner. The Moan Man had
plenty Of money, but he did not spend
1t OF his table, which on that occasice,
showed but scant fare. "Parson," said
the Mean Man. times air hard an
groceries high. but sich ms 1t is you're
welcome. VIII YOU AK n bIcssin'? 2" "I
Will replied the parsbn; fold your
hands" And then he said: "I,ord
make us thankful for what we are about
to receive-for these greens without
bacon. this bread without salt. this
coffee without sugar. and after we have
received 1t give Tiny servant strength
to get home IN time for dinner"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23

made in the open. There are some dis
eases that are like pickpockets. They
are sneaks. If men only knew it, these
sneaking diseases are more TO be dreaded
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ton of the bowels. The blood becomes
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cient or improper nutriment I;rnacia-
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3s Dr. Picrce's Common Sense Medical Ad.
wiser has had larger sale than any other
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Il This book OF ,ooS pages with 900 illustra.
3 ttons 50 full, from cover to cover. of pracii
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spsfaaty Mss ical Aasnei atiop, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23

p URSUANT. TO THE FoLLowINcl
clerks office of Norfolk city and Norfolk
Tedor nn Secured hg w rfHu ss Of the
so sKetsn at the Norf ssi Real
folk, Va on Tu Is zSe MAN Nny street Nor So
iS91, at Y o'clock m, tho following prop r
HOUSE AND LOT situated aIS ON t ffSA N Ml1
Said 10, frents twenty (2o) feet e on The The
between parallel lines sixty (GOI feet.
ice DECD or trust made by Patience Brownl
iSG, and duly recorded In the EorfoikI
city Clerk office. in Deed Book ll9 B. page
2 ALL, THAT CERTAIN LOT OF
LAND with the double brick house there
on. situated on the east side of SMITH
?u oa smh Street NICHOLSON qas'
and running. back about 97I. fees. Decd
OF trust made by Mary L. Shields, dntedl
H%nk Ill a, page 64l. Norfolk city Clerk%|'
8; ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT with the
uated on the north side OF Suffolk street,
~ ~ ret ret from the east side Of james street,
by 60. Deed OF trust made by Mike Cons.
Orange Epps and Edward Plummer trus,
tees tees, dnted May s0th. 1892, and recorded nI
t iItnu ho9k W. page 5l2. Norfolk city,
4. ALL THAT CERTAIN FRAMIll
HOUSE AND LOT situated on the cast
side Of I%ely street or avenue, at no:nt
cast intersection Of Kelly street and
broad Creek Turnpike Said lot fronts
twentT-four (2E feet on the east side of
Is! Kelly, =, street and runs back between par
nllcl lines 100 feet to n 10-foot lane. Deed,
of trust made by Logan McCloud and
wife, dated July nth, 1896, and recorded
IN -. B 200. page $50. Norfolk county
S.AIL THAT CERTAIN rpAMn
HOUSE AND LOT situated on the east
side OF Kelly street or avenue, ut a point
distant lGG feet inches from the SOUTH
east intersection of Kelly street and
,iroad Crock TURNPIKE. Said let fronts
twCntE-four (oD feet on tho east side Of
Kelly, street and runs back between par
nllel lines 100 feet TO II 10-foot lane. Decd
OF trust made by J. w. StaiEal. dated
July lith 1895. and recorded in d. H. 200
PAGE $50. Norfolk county Clerks office.
RAiS:-One-third cash: balance in 1
and years, with per cent. interest Sc
cured by deed of trust On tho property,
To 10 drawn and recorded at The expense
of the purchaser.
GEORGE w. DEFY, trustee.
IL l.. PAGE & CO,
cc.2-tdS Auctioneers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
BICYCLING NOT a FAD.

The determination OF twelve bicycle
manufacturing concerns 30 place chain
less wheels on the market next spring
Is pretty good evidence thai; the bicycle
fad" must no longer be considered a
fad but reality. If bicycling in
creascs I'm the next few years as 1t has
in the last two. il will he the horse
which has become the fad
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
j. B. frey, NJ. D., Specialist

Offices and .. No. S14 Main street, over
Frank & Sons.
ALTIES-Catarrh and other dis
orders Of the Eye. Ear. Ncsc and Throat,
Chest and Stomach. Hours Q 10 1890; to
$50 .. III.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
Consultation and Examina-
tiOn Always Free

MEDICINES FREE TO PATIENTS.
give regular oculists' examination OF
the eye for glasses free.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
AUCTION sALEs-FUTUWE Day

BY III. L. Page 6 Co., ReaftfSstato Auc.
tioneers, No. % Bank street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23

A pirkpocket is
despised, dreaded
and avoided. He
is q sneaking,
d espicable foe
who robs a man
unawares.t Men
hate him worse
than til e Ill ore
bold highwayn,an
l.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23
AUCTION sALEs-rnIs DAY.
Tho Morris Auction House, G1 and
G3 New Market Place. lseEas

ARGD SAID AT OUR AUcTIoNl
at 10 O'Clock. OF Furniture, Carpets, PHI
Ha fos, rugs. Pictares, Stoves, one Bay
M aaSs, ,9he'good Mich Cow etc.
oczS-lt II. n. MORRIS, Manager,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-10-23

l. ALL THAT CERTAIN FRAME
li AND LOT situated on tho west
S guy OF fourth street. No. % (old No.l.
west side of Fourth strect aud rms 10 nis
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-01
s.ate pinlomas

Roy L. Ballanger q, ". Aschen-
breuner, ;. ). Aschenbrenner, Miss
Grace +. Long and Miss Florence Z.
PembertOn, members Of this years
academy graduating class Of the Will
lamette university, recently took the
teachers examination al the state
capital for state diplomas. All were
successful 10 obtaining the diplomas.
having passed the examinations very
credltably. This quentette Of bright
young people expect % teach school
during the ensuing year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-01

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-01

COLrNBrs Ohio. July l--HOrzcS j.
Chapman Hzs n0slinzted f9g gDTe-nor-
% The seco1d fallOi. bT the state
DemOcfztic co1VeutSan. The fOllOs-
irz aere candidates: Paul J. SoTg,
Allen y. smzlieT, a. W. ThUruzDs d.
u. DonoTzo, z. T. HO1zh, Horace 7.
Chapman, :. n Hunter, l. " Var
meter, s. W Patrick and James r.
Rioe. Before the ballot proceeded,
K. T. HOgga wss withdrawn.
Before the bzllot Bzs completed Jo-
seph DOsling EithdreE Paul J. Sorg'
and moved % suspend the rules and
u0.nInzIe Horace 7. Chapman b zc
clauztlOn Great fusion reigued.
Chapman T. = large owner q cal
mines, and very popular with tie
miners. The motion d DyEliug Wzs
finally declared out q order. There
we're 90 votes east Bith 80 necessary
" q choice.
The first ballot resulted: SoEz, rs;
Smzleg, lzsi; Thurman, =; Donoyan,
Ina; Chapman, ~; Hunter, 81; Van
Meter, p; Patrick %; Rice ?; Reeves
Il: Warner 3; LeTtz,s.
SsoOnd DailOt-Smallsy, ~ Thur
man, -; Donovan, ST: Chapman, 5sSit
Patrick, 4; Hunter, - Sloane, j; Rice
~. Lentz, j.. Necessary % choice
80.
Chapman vas then declared thE
nomlnee Of the Convention, and ths
/ ngmluatlOn was made unanimous
EK-state Senator Melville Shaw Was
nominated fOr lieHtenant-goyeruOr
Then Horace T. Chapman, NOMINEES
/ Tor governor, addressed the convention
on the silver question, 10 accepting th'
nomination.
General A. j. Warner. a. Chairman
Of the committee on resolutions, re
ported the platform, which va.
| loudly cheered and adopted Warne
lexplained that the committee va
unanimous 10 presenting majOTit.
report that covered ably tie fnancia
question, but that two supplemental
resolutions would Be offered by th
minority. The antitrust resolution
presented 70 the committee last nigh
vas offered by Casper Loe wenstei
and was adopted a. follows:
I'VE hereby declare all trusts 40
mOnOpOlles hostile and dangerous I
the peoples interes.s aud a standlnl
meuanee 70 the perpetuity Of our fre
institutions, and We demand yigOrOu
enforcement o. all antitrust AU
and such additional legislation a
may Dc necessary for their suppre'
sion"
L. G. Cole, presented a Cuban res
luliou that had been offered U ia
c0mmitte last night, and IL va
adopted a. follows.
I'VE demand Immediate recOgnltio
7 Of the belligerent rights Of the repul
{ lie Of Cuba as an act Of justice 20
nation struggling for tliberty again
! foreign oppression, and We deEOuns
y and protest against the action Of Sci
Z atOr Hanna In voting 10 nulllfy th
memorial presented 70 congress I
! the legislature Of Ohio 10 favor Of n
ICuban patriots.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-01

C1lazLg Caz-E Ea1as- - r-zlt - s--
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.-.ss aEs 1zll 81 EsEsi-l-Z t-ls 1-s--l
s-sass vac zll1sEss1 lE gzzzt5g-- I1z
ssr1 1osEs szF it Ezs ~ C9-sl1-
e.ss - sL.lHsd u t1s regular ter
Ezrdgl o11-tg 1ss1s a. a-Z1lil1z
-zrl1 - i1t,sil gsD5s- e8ezruess. 1r1-
us=s Tae tl1ses are ~ prop tll-'
~ B1r@ensss ~ eItEzTsZznos- Ile
y..lrz1ers an piifeFsr. fear Do11i1Z -
a.-1 a. a. eIzct c0EEl-lzr1s Hit1
iss lapE Ia the days ELso flt1g
lsrrs - eE1ee1InEiy s1zros tbs nza1
H55 sb0res - a i-Dpr0per Dlll sto1ll
~ - the Iezs9 DIt socDgrsEsd-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-01

NeElfOy d fastened 90 the people
fOr tB0 years more probably al y zlOSD
a year. There IL % end % the tent
aele grasp u a politician like this new
professor " Ozie and HhisOin pro
fessOF Of ethics, pedagogy and kfst-
while E6gllsh literature. TIE peDple
OlZbt % BE- thankful that the ali-aise
re2ents did not make him president.
lie is really nOt veil qualified fOr
assistant teacher ~ arithmetic a. a
crossroads schOOlhO1se. A. state ~
perintendent he organized his depart
meat uatll lt is probably the most
expensive burden the state has n
carry. lie fastened the American
School Book trust On the state f0F sil
years And for these deeds he is fast
ened upon the state university a. biz
salaries for life. What parody o.
government How j. u donef The
American Book %. puts up literally
for campaign purpose A. a result
state Officers and legislature of Ons
party or the other are elected. Politi
clans are appointed Tor regents. Ihel
feel they oWe their place % men Like
AcElroy and that they must be takei
care Of The big campaign fund
with lots Of money Tor influencing Ia
purchaseabie voter, ought 70 make Ia
telllRent men think. When We de
bauch education with corrupt polite
we are GA the rad ~ ruin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-07-01

The following new mail service has
been ordered: Salem % Perrydale-
LeaYe salem daily, except Sunday
On arrival Of mail train, but not later
than Gas q. n, arrive az Mccoy in
q hour; Leave Mccoy. daily, except
Sunday. II A. n arrive AZ Perry oale
by lid z. n, leave Perrydale daily,
except Sunday, ll>50 a. N, arrive Nc
Coz. Dy y N; leave Mccoy daily, eex'
.cept Sunday, .. u. arrive Salem Oy
5,45 .. II.