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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14
THE DECLINE IN RATES.
An Excerpt From the Rcport of
President huntington


President huntington
President Z. r. Huntington, in the South
erh Pacific animal report, Just at hand.
makes some timely observations bearing on
tne aecilne IN rates. lie says IL is evident
that rates should be Increased. or else TON
mage viii have TO be much greater tLau fl
mas been. In order to maintain the roads in
their present efficiency and leave fair re-
turn To those who baye invested their
money In creating the properties. He points
cut that the shareholders Of the Southern
racine nave never received a dividend since
the organization Of the company, but hive
on the contrary advanced many millions Ia
pace tho.r properties IN the present high
state OF efficiency Tor the public service.
lie does not believe that the public. when
u understands the matter, will desire To
nave The railroads operated at prices which
Gun bot leave fair return TO those who
nave spent time AMI money IN building
them He lays great stress upon the re-
cent action OF North Carolina railroad COM
MISSION ~ refusing to further reduce
freight ana passenger rates as evidence OF
a growing deposition TO treat railroad
properties Win greater fairness than la the
past. He thinks The necessities and re-
quiremonts of railroads. existence are
nettVi uUuVfstoou IMAM ever before, ana the
interdependence on State and railroad I'm
those matters which directly concern the
progress aud prosperity OF each Is being
more clearly recognized.
Mr.. Huntington speaks Vncouraginnly OF
me Indications CT returning confidence and
business activity. The revival In general
husinesa. he says, has already been reflect,
ca IN gratifying improvement In the ccm-
pany's buslnees since the close OF the fiscal
Year, an1 all signs point To the movement
Of large tonnage IN roth directions over
the lines Of the system. The monthly re-
turns show an increase for July and August
OF Sl,43O.5is In gross an i.20i In net.
The full statement for September has not
yet come to hand, but the Pacific division
alone for that month records s552 ,563 gain
In gross ard $685. gain in net.
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NEW GULF ROADS Plans.
Probability Of Extensions Heinz
Cnmpietcd Next season.

Probability OF Extensions Heio..
Completed Next season.
Omaha bee
several circumstances presago the early
realization OF the plans OF A. ". stlllwsil
ana the capitalists back of him In tho Mis-
souri,, kansas aud Texas Trust comuanv
Inc fuliillment of all the Intentions ~ M,
corporation include the operation OF ! ,s,iis
iv.'u iroin Omaha TO Port Arthur, Texas a,
ne Guif Of Mexico; the Absorption az no
unsaha, hah.ias City aud Eastern and t,s
n1sAha and 81. Louis railroads. extena,n~
from here 10 Quincy, H. INTO Tho Jsonsas
Wy. FNsburs and Gull railway sysssem
YIN "" lhe extension 90 she Omaha Eanss.,
wy ,anu Eastern railroad from ouincv hi
~ ! ,ntardstown, Ill.,. 10 connect With ihs
nai'isnore ana Ohio Southwestern svsts,'
such, II Is said. is the uilin.a.e end -
ssc I'oJectors OF the great railway ava, AN
.vaN " destined 10 work a change In Wsst'
YIN uainc matters aud which Is alreaIv
uperstpg a railroad frcm Kansas s,isv
me suif and receiving more business hsn
=, ~. ssn convenioutly handle, The cons,,n,"
VA, OF these plans. II Is contents,
W. MI s,ve 10 Omaha not only new Sn,,fh'
X outlet Tor Its grain hat win also give
Wv w cry direct connection win a,,, ~
c ctssetn trunk line than these center,ns ''v =,
,.. - wa Officially announced IN Kans,
N}x Yesterday thai the Nissouri. Ksas sss
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weekIy Mortunry Rcport.

The official mortuary report fur the city
of Houston for the week ending II o'clock
M, November 10:
November I'll. Davis. male. black,
phihlsis; Charles MoGeady. male, white,
age 40, shock.
November "a. Shorples, female, white
age 80 heart disease.
November l0.-M. Leroy, female, black,
aEe 20, dengue fever. j A. Dannenbaum,
male white, age II months. eutaritis V.
Sodesle, male, white, age 60, dengue fever.
November lie. Nclson (infanO male.
black. premature BIRTH.
November rs. Ferguson. male. black,
age a, gunshot; S, Doyle. male, white. aee
90, senilityi A. j Rittennquse, male,
white, age so, senilty; j. NJ Dl7as. male,
Mexican, are 40, shock; T. Wards. UnfanD
stubborn; W. Smallwood, male, black, age
years. congestion.
Death rate 81. Robert Mclslroy,
City Health Officer
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The Lewis winiama case.

We wish to call attention to tho fact
that the Lewis Williams case was re.
versed by tho criminal court Of annoo,s
ana renlanded for new hearing. The fol-
LOWING 10 the amount OF money collected
spn lald Out by the committee apnoIntea
lor the purpose Of collecting FUNDS ~
prosecute the case. Collected and na,a :" ~
a'toInsys' sNi.s5; paid for printInp s sqe o.
n sp'ai' si!o.ae The money eoliectea has
ussh iaithinliy applied 10 the ohtert ~
M saa,n 4 MAS given The case viii come IN
,,'b',e s sap apa we hereby APPEAL 70 the
Respectfully, y ~ enea.
Chairman Peoples commit ta,
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l2;so. bul be sank 50 RAPIDLY that when lan

1880, bul he sank so rapidly that when tac
carriage arrived a few moments later he
was IN dying condition and expired sbort-
iy afterward.
The deceased was injured at BRENNAN
some weeks ago by a timber falling upon
nun ironi building IN course Of n'nsiruc-
ton He probably sustained inUernal in
luries at that time Which were the CAUSE
of his death
The remains are at Ross & Wright's,
awafllng advices from rciltives nf re do
ceased as 70 the disposition of lie bccy.
MI. Charles Wright lie freed YESTERDAY
inst the dead man has well tc do r.ia.i,, $
IN Chicago and Nashville. Tenn, and he
notined them by wire of thu dsath q Mr..
Bennett.
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THE RATES $3.50 AND saN
yer DAY. JAMES LAWI,oR. Pro

I. Lswyn and family Edwin 4, Andcr-
sai,fSyd X n Mn citvt f;"or,se I 'ong
NaiOria ~ ". Abel. ~. j Tragarden,
w. A. Potter, ST. LcaI@. j. X. Davidson
and. wife, 5. w. Berry nn1 wife, Orange,
J. Z Ffanitlin. Waco: j W. Boyd, Fort
Ncwsam, Beaumalt; Hugh Hunt, nalas;
turnSworth. clero; O, y Maef, Smith
Vile; NJ. West c,,y. X. l.. AIlen, Schulen-
burg; j 7. Mc6'ariy and son. san An
toms, Dan NJ i.asker. Galveston, w &,
Alien, MrKinney W l.. Berger. Gennseo.
IL; Walton e, Snithcr. VS.. Shaw, "
J livrirg. city; w. a. Norris Westlake.
l~i, G 'ain. oily, G. ". Cuhor, New or
MoHi,0nh. 81. Louis; T.. q Riee. McDil,
WIS; 49,. a Munc.y, San 'ono; a. A.
suaita, New York; H. ". ain. Bean-
naoni; III stedmin, Jr., ely; .dsss Ida GIL
bert. X. =. Clarke, Galveston
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as-Texas ana Kev Orleans trains give service as
far East as Lake Charles. L..
a1,An trains arrive and depart from the Grand
Centfai depot EXCEPT the Missouri Kansas & Texas
trains. which have depot In the Fifth ward the In
terpstional Great Northern. Galveston Houston
Henderson. and Columbia Tap, which use the Inter
national & Great Northern depot on Congress ave-
noe. and the Lufkin train on the Houston. East &
West Texas, which leaves from and arrives at the
depot Of tiistrosd in the Fifth ward. All Missouri.
Kansas. & Texas trims pass the International q
Great Northern depot
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the main line, and with the Galveston train.
The fast mail will leave Kansas CITY half
nm holr earlier, at 250 a. M. ard strive
at Newton at gao 4. M. making an av-
crase speed OF forty four miles an hour.
This Will give the pcop's on the main line
and branches west of Newton and those
On the Galveston line their eastern mail
ten hours earlier than they get Il n0~.
The new arrangement will probably 80
into effect November 81
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4. 7. Campbell. chairman OF the South
western freight bureau, has given official
notice to all lines interested of the re-
duction to SO cents per hundred on pack
ing house products to Texas common
points, the same being effective tonor-
row This rate was authorized the first Of
the week, and was announced by the Katy
at the time
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Dallas, Texas. November 15-Presldent
Ripley aid party Of Santa Fe officials
i'asscd through Dallas today en- route home
to Chicago. They went via Paris aud The
Frisco. President Ripley expressed him
self as being well pleased with the c9ndi-
tion In which he found the company s
property in Texas
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"OId Iio,s, Sale.

Tho Wells. Fargo & Co.'S "old IIcss"
sale was held yesterday in the vacant
building at No. 1913 Main street. The sale
begun at a. IN. and did not end until
nearly p. M, over some 500 packages
being disposed of.
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Passenger Earning. paid.

Austin, Texas, November 13-The follow
Ing railroads today paid into the comp
troiier taxes due on passenger earnings
for the quarter ending September 30, 1897:
Texas Midland. SLEEPS on s15,22S.10 earn
lngs; Houston and Texas Central, slT41.s3
on S1Ii,463 earnings.
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and Texas Trust company, the financial
corporation back Of the Kansas Ciy,
Pittsburg and Gulf railroad. had decided
TO firsapcier the construction OF railroad
ffty miles In length connecting Quincy,
ILL.,. with Btardstown, ILL.,. and the Gulf
system with the Baltimore and Ohio. This
announcement has been awaited with much
interest for SOME time. II Is not known
when work will be begun, but 1t Is pre-
eumed as soon as the spring season makes
railroad building practicable.
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Mail SERVED y. ~.

tne government has decided TO improve
me Kansas fast mau service, and has ar
ranged with tho Santa re &c have the t,ms
y 'ns mail train from Kansas City 10 New
wv shortened SO that il will connect NJ
'as latter place with No. I, wesahounl nm
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IMPORTANT LAW SUITS.
stare or Texas Sues for Recovery OF
Valuable Lands

The attorney general for the State of
itAas Yesterday filed suit in the district
count VS., George p, Burnett aud another
against ii c. Burnett for the recovery a.
schooi lands sold to the defendants, aileg-
ing that said sales were void on account az
with the law regulating
tAu III, SAFE on the part Of the purchasers.
inese suits involve the title t. valuable
lands lying near Genoa
Ire state also interviewed In four other
SUITS now pending OF like nature.
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Poultry sho,.

Ins managers OF the pouItty shoy which
WIN be given in Houston from December !,
70 = are greatly encouraged with the out-
look and expect to have the rr,a,os, =.
'r'e'y OF f'ne chickens ever seen in Texas
Ihes nave received letters from breedsfs q.
sss'sseFa aud fancy poultry from diarsreue
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Association Of EurI...

inc National Association Il Stationary
n"sineefs Of Houston, 10 l. viii giyc "a
'ns'r mechanical and ',,sinosring friend.
a.; an open meeting and SOCIAL gatAe Inc ~,
= thursday night the 18th, at tho r.. =
W nau' sl4h Franklin avenue. Steskinr
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Died From al, I'M.

80 william J Bennett. . young man abou,
az years old. died at No. sis Fannin s,rsa,
about o'clock YESTERDAY. ss'
carriage was summoned 10 take Mr.
oennss1 70 St. Josephs infirmary .hon,
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THE HOTELS
CAPITOL

Shltlob
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Rates. ss,G 70
$40 p err day.
Sixty elegant
r o 0 m s. " { h
bath. l. a r < q
sample rooms.
Centrally iocat-
ed. hest accom-
modaLsons fer
commercial men
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IN III, rlty FiiisT-CIAss.
Dining i.oom Re-opencd Monday,
November /.
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Hotel Bristol,

HOUSTON. TEXAS.
American Plan, So and $3.50 per Day.
Passenger Elevator. Electric Lights,
Steam Heat. Return aud Gail Bells ~ all
rooms. Elegantly furnished, new and
modern.
Accommodations unsurpassed By any
Hotci in the alty
MURIsON & MAL1N, Managers.
Formerly oil Capitol Bot~l.
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II Z. ( w "a
and lectures VI
evening. Ldeh
served and an
Richii6 nd
negro dance
Carlisle v y,
another "A
Wotaa6
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15
MEMS FURNISE HIN GS.

C1,lett, Coon & Cos "Arrow brand collars reg
uarly sold for SC. each and that's what A. & p got
for thenlStadinS and turn down styles, not all sizes
but nearly allto 90 for &c.
Lot Of Mems Silk Embroidered Suspenecrs, grip
back, mohar ends, have drawers supporters and good
web-Andrews & loarkers price 25c, to go for lc.
Andrews & Parkers fine Silk Neckwear, consisting
OF tecks, bows, hands and club ties, which they
sold Tor $50, will be offered for 121ac.
Andrews & Parker's Finest Silk Neckwear the
very finest English effects, consisting Of ecks bows
four-in-hands and club ties which they sold for Soc
for 500.
Balhriggan and Egyptian Maco Underwear Which they
sold for 4Oc garment, to go for &c.
Andrews s ParkerS White, Tan and Blue Boys
Sweaters, which sold for $50, will be offered for iic
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Andrews s Parkers stock of Gents Unlaundered
sort Shirts, with attached collars and cuffs, full SO
inches long and finished With pearl buttons which thew
sold Tor Csc, will be offered for SOC.
Andrews Ioarker's Mems UnlaulcercC White
Shirts; with double fronts and backs, with union linen
bosom and bands patient g,sscts and stays, which they
sold for 400, Shall SO for 2}c
Andrews & Parkers stock Of Cuet, Coon & Cos,
monarch Shirts with fancy pcrcae bosons, white
muslin bodies, extra link cuffs 10 match which hev
sold for sloo and sl.25, go for soc.
J, Andrews & Parker's .a,lndered Negligee Shirts
with attached collars and cuffs, sizes ii to IL Which
which they sold for SOC, shall be offered for for A
dollar or each CSC.
Andrews & Parkers stock Of good Web Carriers
with nickel ends, which they sold for l5c-will be Of
fered for &c. pair.
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CouId Not ui,cnrrlcrt

Newark, N. j., July 1i-Roadlng lost
to-dayS game to tho home team he
cause OF their inability to hit Carrrick
The game was called In the seventh
inning on account OF darkness. Score:
+. II. r.
Newark ;. .....a 0S o 0 O 3--l0 il 6
Reading :. ........0 0 0 0 l o. G /
batteries: Carrlcll and y. llothfus;
HerndOn and Barckley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

The Chcrubs are giving the Quakcrs
some warm arguments.
The Lancastcrs fairly massacred Joe
Fry yesterday. and did the Chcrubs a
good turn by pulling Hartford down.
Pitcher McDcrmott was Yesterday
given his release by the Clcvclands.
lie has done fairly we'll but the club
has plenty Of pitchers without him.
Tom McCrcery the other day euualed
the individual batting record OF the
season, held by Joyce. He made three
home runs, total Of twelve bases.
Joyce's record is four three-baggers.
The fans are murmuring with dis
content, and are predicting the tail end
for the Brooms.
misfortune brings
Sorrow enough: It's envy TO ourselves
TO augment 1t by prediction
Nearly all the players were affected
by tho extreme heat and waicl. down
South Lancaster News by the watn,
possibly, but by the heat, never. Strange
as 1T may seem the temperature here
has never been as high this sumnc:
at 1t has been at more Northeriy points
More ugly storice; arc coming from
Cincinnati New York correspondents
say that the water given the New York
players was so doscd Will, acid that it
made them sick. They also say that
the ground on one side Of the plate
was dug up, SO rs to prevent New Tork's
seven lent handed batters standing firm
~ at the bat
The Washington Post says it hears
chat j. Earl Wagner wants Sunday
htll in Washington to help his re-
celptS. The 1'O9t gives an infalliblc re-
cipc FOR money :naiing' instead, and
says; ''Gct a decent team" adding: "rhe
eXpediSni OF adding TO the meagrc yield
by giving SeVon bad shows instead Of
six will not commend itself to sensible
people" The Posts advice is sound
and might he followed by other mana
gers than Earl Wagner.
The Petersburg pipe dream publish
ed In an evening contemporary yestcr-
day suggesting the possibility Of the
transfer Of the Norfolk franchise
to shat city IS ridiculous Nor
folk interest in baseball is not
at all on the wanc Interest in a dosing
team ccr;alnly is. That is a natural
consequence in every city where the rep
resenting club IS struggling in the
slough OF last place. Where is Peters
burg, anyway?
There are a great many fans IN this
city who have begun to prophecy that
Richmond will win the pennant While
would like to see the Cherubs get the
flag, next to the Brooms, I'm afraid they
Will never reach the much desired alti-
tude. In all respects but one thew al-s
playing pennant winning ball. They are
not an aggregation Of hjtters and never
will be Their sharp fielding, clever jbase
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TRUSTEES NOTICE.

~ VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
- from j. t. Ross to me as trustee hayn
contained in tho store situated en- Tho
northeast corner of Church and Charlotte
etr:Hts, Norfolk, Va, and will proceed Ia
Qlsposc of said stock at once, and for this
purpose have appointed said j. l.. Ross
ne my agent to conduct said business.
CREDITORS are required to file their claims
G. O. BROWN,
q j. io-tI Trustee
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Standing. OftIic Clubs
Broo.ns win In seven 1nntuus.

Paterson. n. j., July 14.--Norrolk de-
1eated Paterson to-day in 4 scven-in-
ninS game. Both pitchers did good
work. The game was called on account
Of rain. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

MONEY TO LEND-It you want to Dor
row on city house or 10 huid house,
where 1t will cost you only $50 4 year
for interest and life Insurance for each
$1,000 and where you can pay the prin-
cipal back on almost any terms you may
select, during a period of from five 10
twenty years. If you live, and n case OF
death the whole debt is cancelled, call
on j. M. GOAD, IS Bank street. Justin
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

SUFFOLK BAKERY FOR SALE.-Ow-
ing to the fact that the own.r has other
business interests. the Suffsik Bakery,
tants, is offered for sale clean. The
bakery is we'll equipped for every branch
OF The work, and is doing good cash
business. Easy terms. Address THE
SUFFOLK BAKERY, Suffolk, Va.
jy9-1w
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

WcddiEc. Home Run--Kclly. Stolen
basc-Wcihl Left on bases-Patelso
.: Norfolk, !. Struck out-3y Jones. 6;
by Newton, Z First base on balls--Off
Newton. 3; off Jones. 3. Umpirc--Burns
Time of Game-One hour and thirty
minutes
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and team work will give them n good
grip on a desirable positi on in the race,
but pcnnant winners I'm afraid they
are not.
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HAVE THIS DAY appointed j. Beech
man my agent for my store, on Liberty
lie him to buy and sell for cash S.
SACtS, jyll-5t
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We ARE HAPPY AGAIN
BTooms Win a Nice Game by the Close
Score of -Four to Two.
SECOND GAME WAS PREVENTED BY RAIN
Petersburg "PfDe Drcnm'' Ridicu
lous-Intnlltblc Recipe for Money.
Mnking-C hcrubs Not Cut on
for Pcnnant-W imners-E1tnS ISn,ly
DOfn. Good Work.
Yesterdays Gnnic.

First Game
Paterson, =; Norfolk, 4.
Second Game
Paterson Norfoll-Rain.
First Game
Athletics, 5; Richmond, 6.
Second Game
Athletics, 6; Richmond, 6.
Firs,t Game
Hartford, G; Lancaster, s.
Second Game
Hartford, 6; Lancaster, 20.
Newark, 10; Reading, /.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

good rs new, for sale a. $500 Can he
seen at No. Grigsby Pacc, corner Bank
street i:ylt-tr :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

FOR RENT.-A well-furlished front
room, with or without, board Also ono
or two table boarders. Apply AT % Main
street, next Farmers Bank Terms very
reasonable. ivlO- n
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some out when game called.
Summary: Earned runs-Paterson, J.:
Norfolk, l. Two-bas hats-C ilman
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/ Am Offering
y r1r1sually
LOW Terms
~ ~-ts - y = - - Il

TO all Catarrh Sufferers who
begin my treatment before
AUGUST 1st, 1897. s9|
# you are suffering from
that nalady you probably will
never again have.the- opportl:- ~.
nifty to be cured Oh such favor
able terms. Call and be. EXT
an1ined and | will tell you JUST
What It will cost you to |be.5I
cured,
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MAN AND WIFE OR YOUNG MEN
can secure nicely furnished rooms and
board in private family: western part of
city; references exchanged Address
Y. this office 1nno0tf
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DR.. ANNA GIERlNG. REGISTERED
= PHYSICIAN. Twenty-Five years ex-
perienGe: Specialist in DISEASES OF
WOMEN ONLY. Private SANITARIUM
OF HIGH REPUTE. Absolute privacy
afforded. FEMALE REGUIATIViS
PILLS. $500 per box. Advice by mail.
1903 Z. BALTIMORE STREET.
Baltimore Md
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WANTE D.-A baker, white or colorcd, at
once q. NC. "73 Church street. jy15-1t+
M.NNT1. D.-1o sell two large American
tiger cats, captured in the Dismal
SI.:!11 ui North Carolina, weighing 80
ac,i . pounds, and several wild birds pc
4 cu!iar to that sect, on: can be purchased
at Reasonable rates. Address SILVFS-
TER IIlLl., Berkeley, Va jy14-6t
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WANTED -rhrcc or four connecting
rooms. with kitchen and use of bath for
light housekeeping, in central neigh
borhood. Possession August 1st Ad-
dress W., care Virginian. jy13-lw
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g. o0 TO LOAN on long time. H. G.
ro1tAff O. co. ja1t-tf
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WANTED-AN IDEA. Who can think OF
some simplei thing to patent? Protect
yonr ideas: they may bring you wealth
Write John Weddefbllrn & Co., Dent D.
IS. Patent Attorneys, w a shngton, d. c.
for their $500 prize offer and list Of 900
inventions wanted. ma29-iy
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me Lancaatcr; fairly massacred Joe
Fry yesterday, and did the Chcrubs n
good turn by pulling Hartford down.
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HITS HERE AND THERE.

C3y Bat N Bald
The Chcrubs are giving the Quakcrs
some warm arguments.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-15

Pitcher McDcrmott was yesterday
given his release by the Clevclands
lie has done fairly we'll but the club
has plenty Of pitchers without him.