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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-23
LAST CLEVELAND ExCJrRs1o>

September 26 the Cleveland, Lorain
Wheeling Railway will run the last
cheap excursion to Cleveland this
season. Only $3.50 round trip. Spe-
cial train leaves Bridgeport 7:05 q.
M. Wheeling time. Passengers have
seven and half hours in Cleveland.
Ticket sales limited to seating capac-
ity of cars. Get tickets early Apply
TO office travelling passenger agent. Nc
Lure House block.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-23

SPECIAL EXCURSIONS OVER THE
B. & 0. TO THE PITTSBURG Elk
POSITION.
Thursdays, September 9th, 18th. Esd
ana 30th, and Saturday. September
18th. Roupd trip, $2.25, including adj
mimion e fho ExnoGltion ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-23

Office of City Tax Collector.
PUBLIC Rniidinfr

Public Building,
WHEELING. September is. 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the city taxes
Office of the City Collector. Public Build
ing, Friday, October l. 1897 Persons nav
ing all their taxes any day during the
month of October will be entitled ia 3 die
count of per cent on CITY taxes
The taxes on real estate VIM bear int
est from November l. 1897. at-7ans11
per annum until paid. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-23

Lieutenant Peary is back again and
the North Pole is still there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-23
mbeelin9 R:sister
CHARLES Il. TANEY, General Manager.
DELIVERED BY CAERIERSL

DELIVERED BY CAt.R1ERS~
Daily, per week, to be paid week. ~" Nc
Daily, per MONTH. ....................... 1fo
re-, oo5 sunday mar weak - 15c
Daily and Sunday, per month. ........ T. ~
Single copies of Daily, &c; Sunday. sc
Weekly &c.
DAILY AND SUNDAY BY MAIL. POST
AGE PREPAID.
Daily, including Sunday, per year. ....$S 90
Daily, including Sunday. six months. w
Daily, including Sunday, one month. 20
Daily, six days in the week, per year.. 90
Daily, three months NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60
Daily, one month NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on
Daily three days in the week, per year 0O
Daily, two days in the week, per year. so
Daily, one day in the week, per year. Is
Sunday only, per year..................2 %
Sunday only. for six months. ......... 90
Weekly, per year. in acknowledgements. 90
Tributes of Respect and Obituary No
tees five cents per line.
Stamps OF the denomination Of two
cents and less accepted Tor amounts less
than one dollar.
Correspondence containing important
news solicited from every part of the sur
rounding country
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by sufficient
postage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-23
4 GREAT OPPORTUNITY

4 a to secure a good paying business.
On account of i'll health, a grocery and
notion store doing a cash business of
about 81 goo a month. can be bought for
cost of stock. WIN invoice about $500.
Stock in nice condition. Rent low, Adj
dress LOCK BOX PSF,
sep20 Washington, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-23
WANTED.
IMPORTANT LETTERS WANTED.

For the purposes of a certain suit, pend
ing in the Circuit Court of Gilmer coun-
ty, w. Va, we want any retters written
by the late Judge G. D. Camden or Myra
H. Camden of or near the dates OF DC
tober SOth. 1888; December 5th. 1884; July
- 1885, and June It'll 1889; or any letters
written by Mrs. Camden in reference TO
the Camden estate of any Date since
April 18th, 1891.
Our friends will confer a great favor
by complying with the above request.
Please send letters to ROBT. M. RAMS
BURG. administrator Camden estate,
Clarksburg, w Va, or LINN & WITH
ERS. Attorneys, Chenille w. Va.
Se1Teadqgq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-23

The initial letter of the name of the
base ball pennant winners will be B.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-23

The REGISTER, embracing its several
editions, is entered at the Postoffice at
Wheeling, w. Va, as second class matter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
TROCsEI;IN Yi8ECAs7us
Democrntic Happy Family Ren. II,
Twain by FrnCsIonnl DiHerc,,.,.

Newport News, Va. July l3-The Dem
ocfats Of the First, Second and Fourth
wards met al Johnsons Opera House last
night to make a second attempt to choose
delegates 10 the Roanoke convention. and
TO try TO straightcn out the mutdIo intn
WHICH they found themselves at the close
or the first meeting The meeting last
n1ght can hardly be looked upon as an
Improvement on the Qna which preceded
IT, but II anything the members Of the
party In those wards are now further
apart than before @ ~. '''s,'
Dr. II. NJ. Smith, member of the CITY c3
ecmtiye committee from the Fourth ward.
called the meeting to order. The first dis.
pulc was as to tii"question of who was on
titled TO q vote in tho meeting. The ex-
ecutive committee, In calling the nce ting.
declared that only registered voters Of tIis
three wards represented were entitled 10
vote. Mr.. K. Il. Haley. proprietor Of a
saloon known as the ''Elk ton,'' objected
to this rule, on the ground that 1t was not
do;;ns injustice to those who. while not
registered voters now, would BIO entitled
TO vote at the fall election, and would at
that time put In a ballot for his fayorlte
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
TEEAs' SRA StstAElS} E'asDE.,
Rynn's i;nn-t;. 70 Freak III ana Securc
SfDHtTol.

Thomas +. Ilyan's si,ir 10 recover l53
shares OF the capital stock cf the SEA-
board ana RNAnOkc Railroad Company,
Which he alleges llc purchased from the
ncu.hg committee last fall has been
opened III the United States Court at
baltimore and MesSlS. Louis McI-ane
and Leigh r. Watts Of the pool, have
hled their answer 10 his demand. which
included a proposition also to annual "a
pooling contract and to compel the
transfer OF 1921 shares.
As 10 the pool the defendants claim
it was formed only for the purpose Of
protecting the interests Of the Seaboard
ana Roanoke Railroad Company, and
therefore made in good faith: that Mr.
ttyan was simply the agent Of tho South
crn Company, ana that $50. Q0o was given
10 him by that corporation, which
amount was to be paid rs an option on
the stock. This was done, he alleges, TO
give the Sonihern Railroad the control
OF the SSahcard and Roanoke Railroad
line. The case VIII not be heard until
the October term OF the court :"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14

Democratic President" He went on
to cay he had never sought to fatho1n
the mystery Of how the President had
tried TO override law and decency by
remttttng the fine. The Senator re-
viewed the evidence on the cost Of max
.ing arnlor and said that unless the
Senate adopted some remedy, such as
the one now proposed, there would be
an absolute and shameless surrender
,of public interest to tho arnor plate
factories.
Mr. Bacon. OF Georgia, moved to
place the rate at $3.50 per ton. He be-
!ieyed the government would have to
build it's own foundry, but for the
present he urged it to be eXpedient to
offer $3.50 and stand by it, allowing the
armament OF the ships to fail If need
be until Congress re-u:ssemb.es.
MI Teller OF Colorado, contributed
lively speech. II had been the general
Impression that our ships Represented,
tAe power and dignity OF the nation, but
lie SAID our wan ships had proved
source or confusion to the last admins
tration The Cuban war, the worst con-
fllct In one hundred years, with murder
and outrage. had ragged at oln. doors
ana throughout the conflict we had no
ship to send there as the representative
or our national dignity and honor. The
authorities had been afraid ITO send q
ship. fearing it might endanger our
peace with Spain.
Why, r;r with Spain would be
triiinE t...a:r. so far aus we are con
cerned,' "i.id Mr.. Teller. He ridiculeI
the idea o having ships. il they were
not tic DC sent where needed. We have
had great deal of trouble over ships
anyway M.r. Teller said. and probably
they would be as we'll On the stocks
as in service. 1t would be u greater
surrender of national dignity to bow TO
GhC 2r>iNDc nfI1lt(rS than n let l,p
ships stand on the stocks and the Sen
ator declared he would let them stand
unarInored for all time rather than be
hed up by The aimor combine.
n VGte was 'tHken on the amendment
limiting the cost OF aiInor to $500 per
tcn. 1t was carried, on q viva vocc vote
Air. Hale and cIie or two others being
the only ones to vote IN the negative.
Mr.. E.lt!er linen offered an amendment
authorizing the Secretary OF the Nay
II make jnves stigaLton and receive pro
positions for the establishment Of q
soVcrnme ent armor factory and report
10 Congress at its next session. 1t was
greed to.
Other amendments to the, bill We're
made as follows:
sound, Florida. $4,000; TO pay balance
Of $ii.4S5 10 claimants under the Span
iSh-AmcriCan claims commission.
The deficiency appropriation bill was
then passed
At $50 p, n. the Senate held an eNccu-
tive session and then odjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
THE EltssY ssaND.
Eorlt, PGnnsytvanin Send Down Hes
Crowd HE Jolly, Good Fellows.

The Merry Band Camping Club Of
York, Pa. seventy Saong, is Spending
some time at Ocean View, it being the
occasion of their tenth annual summer
encampment. This IS their second visit
10 Norfolk ana Ocean View. and their
genial, geEilcmanly qualities Won them
a host OF friends IN the occasion Of their
fra t!tp, who now gladly welcome them
back.
They have with them two bands, con-
si5ttng OF thirty pieces, and both are
O. the highest order Tie cl,ih is Off
cercd AZ follows: Warren Beck. preS!-
Gent; ". a. Rc'st. vice president; w. l..
S,ouder secretary. ana N. l.. Palmer,
treasurer. Tie club WIZ !emain in camp
until the go instant. They are all in
fucntioa business men OF York, Pa and
is Vicinity, ana are out for a good
time. and they arc going to have il, too,
While they remain At Ocean View they
VIII very materially assist in livcnins
u that progressive rcaJIt, and their
canIn.Will be a headquarters whcre open
hanucd hospitality. miIth music and
@o"a cheer viii! be n distinguishing fea-
ture. If you happen 10 see some day
On the street fine band marching along
followed by body Of handsome, stat
Uart business men in outing sarh, Gat
cii Tie "arCh, tnC ihat is the Merry Band
ont TO see the town and all tha. therein
is.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
1T OCEAN VIEW.
TIitnas lively mt tiais Seaside Resort
sinttmj!;Cn s>rtii FhurSany

Ocean View has quite a military ASPECT
NOW. e<,tcr,ay the N0rth Carolina
m!littl held a dress parade and drill al
rhcir HEADQUARTERS. and Grimes Battery
also indulgcd IN military duties Ar
ranEcinenis are 5t>!ng made for a BAT
talon drill on Thursday or Friday, AMI
this Will draw ri crowd Of visitors. ,rh,
mother and brother OF Capt. Sheen. whn
have been stopping here for several
days. last night left for their home at
Bristol. Tenn.
There will be asemi- military bail TO.
night at the pavilion. ALr. w r. AIoo,~,
bugler Of the Lee Rifles, fell from th,,
Ocean View train yesterday, receiving 9
Injuries TO both legs that Will lay him
UP for day Or 80 at the company head
quarters.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
SSf,Xh.'GaES.

Rome has a cemetery in which 5000, coo
human beings have been inferred.
l-crd pcnrhyn, by way OF a jubilee
gift, Is granting his north Wales agri..
cultural tenantry an abatement Of Is
per cent. upon the current half ycar" 8
rentals.
y unique suit is that which has beer
begun by the State OF Missouri to re-
cover from the estate Of Arthur Dues
trop, who was recently hanged for ml,l.-
der, the cost Of the prosecution which
led M 10 that result.
One hundred pen and ink drawings by
the late George Du Alarier, which be-
long to his estate. have just arrived in
New York from London. They are the
originals Of his famous satirical single
illustrations we'll known in Punch.
The Rev. Or. Samuel II. Halliday,
pastor Of the Baechcr Memorial church
IN Rockaway avenue Brooklyn, and
formerly ssisiant to tho Rev. Henry
Ward Beechrr, iii plymouth church,
died at Orange. N. j., yesterday even
ing. He was born In 1872.
Ii Hung Chang !a a handsome giver
OF it's Even when the recipient IS
his own royal mistress the present is
magnificent in amount. The douceur
which he recently handed to the en-
press dowager was a little check FOR
ouV,upo tdels'--ill olHera WurQS Sl5U, ,OuO. f.2sa
Charles Henry James Taylor a well
known colored man, who has taken uI,
his residence in Baltimore, has just beaa,
admitted to practice in the Supreme
Court Of that city. He has declined
the deanship Of the Morris,Br Ii, .
School Of Atlanta. Ga. which was re-
Gently offered to him y l .Iif
Arthur DuestroW, who was hanged in
st. Louis for the murder OF: his wife
a MI n tarl y1>
aire But It turns out that his fortuna
as he left It. amounted to s8,742 and a
handful OF cents. against which jthA
State has u claim OF 81. .e3S3a forit:5 the ex-
penses Of his prosecution.
Newest Discovery III pain less Sex trad.
ton Of I teath n are the patients S til an.
selves. ~ 90 !. Dental Rooms 9Dnly.g nas
number. 234 Main stree II, Ennis, tisl
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
MAN. fep3,e nI,sI Mont, Cy.

Whilc on ChurCl Street near Cha.IOtto q
Yesterday afternoon q represent ative Of
TINS paper became cntangled with n
,SH;all rope with q man at one end and n
monkey at the other. Neither party was
detained long, and the man with the
monkey hurried OIL. followed by a crowd
OF curious boys that seemed to be very
fond or teasing the animal. At this the
man bScanie anGcled and stopped long
enough TO get several blows at one ~
the boys. In short order there wcr, about
a dozen Of the boy'stoinradcs gathered
together to do the assai!ant UP with
bricks. sticks, etc. The man gathered
his monkey up and when last seen hv
tic writer he was running away at y
gait that Robert j." or John II. Cen
try might envy
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
VIRGINIA ASD :As2GI.yHa.
Selecting u s'.se sor ~ Fridge Across
the ApDU,natoS

!, Petersburg, Va, July l3.-Gspecial)-
General J. S. Ncglty, OF New York.
Who Is associated with ar. De wit
smith, also OF New York, in the u,ii.-
chase or he Virginia md Carolina rail-
loae, arrived here this morning, and in
company with Major Green. of Aleynn.
dria. Va, looked at three points for the
road to cross the Appoma ttox river. and
one or these points is in :hc vicinity of
the silk mills. near Campbel's bridge.
another at the place where The lrcstle
pr,ose foEmeriy crossed the river to the
old shops Of the Norfoll, nnd Iyns,arr
faiEoad, and the third Is a. Short dis.
lance below this last named point. Ma
ger Green made the first survey Of The
virginia and Carolina railroad.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
FIRE IN a | ENEllI
Two Deaths Result From an sgally MaYnlaHI
Blaze IN S a Bakery SsS Z
DEAEA1ED MAN JUMPS FROM sIgD0g i
Gave the Police q Lively TussIs#S
Hais Wife Also 5u,n pas ssosh lsadl y5s
Injured -naby Carried Ont ISsa ii s
Anot Der Victim Dies ia 9 IIeapits
al. II. y ssS. b!
New York, July; ;13.1Ss'7,..ss

:. z. "a l.

tzfs5 a1Se" ! Oih, y July{45pE @6S fysss3
Two children were sufrocated sf6 dealeH!
IN n burning tenement house In Jersey
CITY early to-day; their parent S M are
both so badly injured that they may nofI
survive. o girl Of thirteen years wac!
probably fatally burned and d police
man SUSTAINED burns and lnhalel sIopsss
IN such quantity that he 17lay d. is D
ne IRE broke out about 3 O'Clock I'M
the baker shop OF Edward Manaer So
filed With smoke were the ;aJaar,tmeYita
aud halls above the fstE;ssery. that It was
difiicult to breathe, but. the poucarne
remained at their posts and succeeded
IN rcscung many women and CHILDREN
whom they passed! out Of wdrd0Ws S fo
firemen on the fire ladders TlieI smoke
|! was especially dense on the tllfrt1 Iioor
occupied by William Zeigler. Hst had
pesn Ill and the flames and smoke drove
him insane. Soant1y attired, 1lo trr she'd
about the building screaming and lund-S
eTinE the work of the !1rarnen. 10 iI1s.3
tflfaHed with the policeman and fought
with them When they ATTEMPTED to res1-
cue his; children who lay abort t71. APP art-
nlent unconscious from the effect Of the
smoke s. 81 S.5F%H
Finally q policeman grappled with
Elm and ma ar4,Etad to hold him whila
another officer Tdckcd up Tilornasrs a a.
Fear-ald boy and Rertha, his 10-yaar- -old
sister. and carried them into the street.
/
hasD!tal. The officer next carried out
| Edward Hseigle1', S years old; ana ,NVil--
lam Acigler. months old. The lasterl
was dead from suffGca.titsn " Z: sss Us
When Ieigler saw hts children taken
from him he broke away from the police 4
man and rushing to the front window
sprnnG out. landing Oh the nssstonasi
twenty-five feet below. He wss picked
ND by ilreaen. Nol, only. q. Ii,oina1lt
I.eigier was quiet and then dashed back
into the burning building calling 1nadtys
FOR his wife and children.
me man was captured later. and cent
| IN patrol wagon to the hospital wiiera5
| he was placed in g straight Jacket
Policeman Bunnell tainted and yas CAR
riedt into the hospital. Whera it vas, found
THAT Ills neck a1ld arms were burned He
was also suffering from the sylIalatRun5
| or sInoke. Ieigler had Sustained In tesr.s
nal Injuries and his condition Is serious.5
Shortly taEter ze.gler7 had jumped out
! or the window OF mis- trartmants IiIs
wife. despite the effcrts Of the policemen;
followed hi3 example. The 1yoinan was;
| unconscious when picked up and her
chance Of recovery IL slight. 4 S$SSsss S
sadie Campbell, 13 years old, was PROS
tlntcd by smoke and was found By
policemen in her bed room. Ter naSa
and limbs Were badly burned and her
recovery is doubtful Bertha zeiglar died
ct the hospital from the effects of burns
| and smoke s4t5tt ls Ri sssss53tSSE =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
Y. pr. u. A. yyhceIn,c,,.

"a number OF Y. NJ. C. Il. wheeImen viii
meet at the bnilttins this evening at 6:1H
through the city bearing notices Of fths5
1noonllgilt excursion 10 occur on FrIs;
day. .3si ls kkiyS
The Owl Mandolin and Guitar Club
COMPOSED OF MeSsrs. II. L. Gill, }W.8B%
G!ll r. T.. Chapman, T. b. Gordon aud
Z. J. Calrow, will rendar part, Of the
musical programme ON the VI NJ c, AZ
moonlight eXcul<giOsl Friday night $sES
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14

The Hub has purchased the entire
stock or Andrews & Parker, and will Of
fer IT beginning Saturday morning nj
nearly fifty cents on The dollar. or their
prices { you've any idea Of buying
a new suit o: new furnishings, wait and
see the extraordinary values that viii
be offered. The whole stool, ia .hj,
seasons choicest goods. It was n stroke
OF enterprise for ''rhe Hub" 10 ret
them. S14 Main street. jy 1926
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14

The Hub" has purchased the entire
Htock or Andrews & Parker, and viii Of
Ter 1T beginning So aturday morning nj
nearly fifty cents on the dollar OF their
prices If you've any idea OF buyin,
y new sun or new furnishings, wait and
sec the extraordinary values thar viii
be oifered. The whole stock IL this
seasons choicest goods. 1t was a stroke
or enterprise for The Hub" to get
.them. 374 Main street. jy 12-st
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
-r-->L-~-=------
-. ~. EMs.Gr.

Throughout the States Of Virginia. and
.Nolth and South Carolina, the name of
N'ahar, photogr2 pher, on any photo
Erapher. is accepted by all as O. proof
cs work OF the highest quality and ar.
'tistlc finish, as It Is a boast of Ilfs eaAs
tabllshnlslt that no poor work Is a1loR4S
cd to leave the gallery. y SSsf:Sfss 81:
Mr.. Fabar has been III active practice
FOR twenty years. the past thirteen years
having been spent in Norfolk His CEN
tral gallery Is located at the cornersuf
Church and Main streets and he aStSAs
branches at various points In Virginia
and North Carolina. 53z
Skilled artiatS In every artrnent OF
the business are employed, the; .NorE soss
his galleries challenging comparisoIs
with any Of the best photographers &of3
the country. # .E5 .s43$
Mr.. F7aber Is q thorough and true afss
tist and in his chosen profession stands
at the head. lie keeps pace with all new
methods and processes in phctogrphy,s
alld has adapted many new method and
materials OF his own inventions fn his
artistic work, ssAS;sE;
All of The nhotogravenrs In i the II ls.s
photographs f,irniahed by Mr. Fabe and:
speak volumes for. .shheinse elves q of5tlle aY.
t!s4tic work OF this we'll known photo 81
gl,apllel. For several Years past Mr.;
5 F'aber has been the phGtggraphar,o ,oGaYtha has
Norfolk navy yard and also OF the Sea-
board Air Line railroad and Isl Ss alsSss
very often called from the cityto distant
points by patrons TO make 81 lttings an az
also views OF residences, build dingS ind
landscapes, this being an importart fea.a
!ture Of his business.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
rho CinMnrtl Chorus.

It IS now expected that over 800 per-
sons will be In the grand Cloward con-
cert al tho Soldiers Home on Thursday.
The ladies Will serve refreshments on
tho boat. The erouds ut the home VIII
be brilliantly Illuminated by plain and
colorcd lights at an expense Of about
$500 for this feature alone.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14

Burning, Itching skin diseases n J
stantly relieved by DE Wits Witch
Hazel Salve, unepualled for cuts.
bruises, burns. 1t heals without leaving
scar. J NJ T.. Trotter, Truitt e. Smith
and r. J.. Wilson. Zl'"'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14

Call at 386 {new numbcr) Main street
ana learn how to save time, labor, and
money. money. je11-su, ,wed. .fri-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14

teas and bitter herbs, but iregula tesyoup
liver and sick headache. byS Using thossS
famous little pills known asS De- WI i,as
Little Early Riserss 81 J .Trps tersss
Truitt& Smitt, and r.. L,$ w lso1,. sssas
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14

AtiyertisIfi1 Il
Gu tiohs tslgwoEttSG Il y $$ElsAyJs
the 4 his SISIyH teRs
Poor publicatt On s "a sssssssssssss
y their price for spa;c ssS SsSa4 asss
4 Is growing eyerys 90 &
Z sproflta bic 3IfiannerS % M ys ya&s
7 To- rfstrict the M to ssifaa sisIStSal
llcatton ;ag geafl "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14
Doors ,,s'iaaedI.

great rebuilding sale Gould Iiot ssfA III
oil the crowds $. .ssSS vi | have NOR d
people tos morrow. Come earl Sto
the rush.
levyssB sBroa... treat q tabulI s3si tss
con tinued sfora
1S Cool king 81 $Dlensu sure When "a lana ass
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-14

When the July meeting OF the Select
Council was called Ia order last night
the following members answered to
their names: President Carroll, BALD
win, Cooper, Freeman, Jacobs. Jones,
klzer, Lowenberg, Williams, ana Wom-
bic.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
read and approved, and considerable
business from the Common branch was
conCurred in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-07-30
F. M. WYATT, Prop
yletor Building. corner Harrison and First
Notice for Bids.

Notice fer bids Is hereby given for com
pletlon Of the normal school building at
Edmond Oklahoma, the work consisting
chiefly of inside finish, such as lathing,
pla.terlng, stair casing, etc.
BIDS, separate from the above, are also
Invited for the construction OF labora-
tory within the said normal school build
ing.
Plans and specifications for the labor
atOry eau be seen at the Territorial Su-
perintendent's Office, Guthrie- Details
Concerning the completion Of the building
may hest be obtained by applying in per
son to John L. Mitch, secretary OF the
board OF regents al Edmond.
All bids must be sealed and must b
received by John y. Mitch, Edmond
Oklahoma, not later than August :.
A. o. NICHOLS,
Territorial superintendent anu President
Roard OF Regents for the Norma
school.