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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
HIS WIFE SAID
He CHOKED HER
Mrs. Mcleod Dies After
Ouarreling With Her
Husband.
He Was Arrested Several Tim es
for Battery and Threats
Against Life.
Mrs. Mcleod Had Pap9rs Prepared
Applying tor a Divorce From
Him.

Mrs. Elizabeth Mcleod, living at 81
Cortland avenue, died under peculiar
circumstances shortly after a violent
quarrel with her husband, William Nc
Leod, a ship calker. yesterday after
noon. Several circumstances surround
ing the woman's death led the police to
believe that he husband had choked his
wife to death and he was arrested and is
now in the City Prison charged with
murder.
Mcleod is a small, wiry man, AZ years
of age, and his wife was a stout, buxom
woman, nine years his senior Tbev were
married in this City on February 6. 1891,
and for the past two or three years Nc
Leod was arrested several times for beat
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ing her, and one time, in October, 1885,
he nearly choked her TO death.
Tuesday, January II, she swore to a
complaint in Judge Lows court charging
him with threats against LIE. On Thurs
day he was arrested and Friday morning
the case was called in court. 1t was con-
tinued TIL yesterday, and by consent of
the attorneys the Judge released Mcleod
on his own recognlzance on his promise
that he would keep away from the house
till the case was disposed of.
Mcleod kept his promise, and when the
case was again called yesterday Attorney
Walter Gallagher, who represented Mrs.
Mcleod, had it again continued till to-
morrow. Mrs Mcleod and her daughter,
Hattie McNie, by her first husband, were
in court, and Mrs. Ella Bates, friend,
who lives at 2135 Center street, Berkeley,
| accompanied her.
| Mrs. Mcleod went home with her
| daughter and Mrs. Bates, and an hour
later Mcleod made his appearance. He
| had been drinking, and, as usual when in
his cups, he was in an ugly mood.
| Mrs. Mcleod motioned to Mrs.
Bates not TO leave the room, and Mrs.
Bates took piece of paper and wrote on
it, "Go down 10 the Police Court and
swear out another warrant against him.
Mrs. Mcleod slipped out and went TO
the City Hall, but all the courts we're
closed. She returned home about clock,
| thinking Mcleod had gone away.
He advanced toward her in threaten
| ing attitude, and she said, Don't strike
me; [ will go away" He grabbed her with
both hands by The throat and they both
fell to the floor, knocking over rocking
chair. Mrs. Bates grabbed him by the
coat and tried to pull him away from her,
and after two or three minutes she sue
ceeded.
Wnen Mrs. Mcleod got out of his
clutches she ran out of the house to her
next door neighbor's. Mrs. Gagan. and
almost immediately expired. Mrs. Bates
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
HIS LAST DAYS WORK.

The Deposed Fish and Game Commits
sioner Swears to Many Warrants.
]. A. Mogan, whose official head as Fish
and Game Commissioner was cut off Mon
day night by the Board OF Supervisors,
turned in the result OF his last days work
yesterday morning, when he appeared in
Police Court 2 and swore out eight war
rants against violators of the law prohibit
ing he sale of wild game during the close
season.
The alleged culprits are Otto Normann,
Charles A. Zinkand, Manuel Lonidas. r.
Quarg, William Bogen and N. N. Adler,
all restaurant men; also against L. Sea-
tena and r. K. Malcolm. downtown COM
mission merchants.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
VIII Be Tried Again.

Augustus Laver and his partner, architects,
sued A. P. Hotaling to recover a reasonable
value OF services performed in the preparation
of plans and specifications, eIc., of a building
for Hotahng and they secured verdict The
lower court granted a new trial of the cause
introduction OF evidence of a rule of compeu-
sation OF architects established by architects
institutes or associations" Laver appealed
from the order granting new trial. The Su-
preme Court decided that the lower court had
not erred and the order for new trial was er-
YerSed.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
c1oaks c1oaks, C1oaks |

Everybody IN this City is talking cloaks, and
all on account of the great closing out sale OF
Armand Cailleau, corner Geary aud Grant
avenue. 1t is no wonder at its being so, for
nearly one-half of the ladies of this CITY got
the greatest bargains ever known. Many days
Indies could be seen pulling the garments
from each others hands so as 10 get what they
wan ted, then there was fun. The balance
must be cleared out in few days, so every
body who wants to make money must hurry
TO the sale before it is too late.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
ALamvnr Rit He Ear.

Because w. B. Grady, en- attorney of this
City, put his feet on the table in the Orpheum
annex last evening he got in a row with
antagonist Grady tried to bring him down TO
weight by biting off his left ear Schafer is at
the Receiving Hospital. Grady is in prison for
mayhem.
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gramme, and an evening of delightful
entertainment is insured. The programme
is as follows:
Overture, Bsauchard's orchestra; Girls
Alumni Glee Club, under the leadership OF
Baroness Won Meyerinek; boxing, exhibition,
Stewart Carter and other members of the
Olympic Athletic Club; soprano solo, Miss
Caroline shindler; aerobetic act Acme
Athletic Club; Knickerbocker quartet, (e-
lected); violin solo, Arthur Johannsen; light
n.ng sketches, James swinnerton; character
sketches, Dana Thompson.
Dancing and refreshments will follow
the programme.
The stage will be under the management
OF Howard Taylor of the Olympic Club.
a rehearsal will take place this aftern oon
at $3.50 o. clock at Native Sons hail. The
programme will probably be increased by
the addition of several more clever
specialties.
Mrs Fisher or Mrs. Pettee will be glad
to receive for the benefit of the Emergency
Home for Waits donations of money or
other things OF availability.
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Morrison, James K. Polk, George Murison, Ed
P. German, George Dietterle, J. M. Jeffries,
John Owens, J. S. Bobbins, Harry G. Scovern,
Marks, George Makamurs, Walter Sehrang,
Erad RnEt
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
round DEAD on the FIoor.

Mary Elizabeth Middleton, 81 years of age,
who resided at POLL Dupont street. died sud.
denly yesterday afternoon. Her husband re-
turned from work at O'Clock and found her
dead on the floor. Death resulted, it is pre-
sumed, from natural causes
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
NEW To-DAYI

Will you buy a package
of SchtzAMg's Best tea and
have your money back il
you don't like it?
Your grocer will do that.
We pay him to do it. He
makes his profit, whether
you like it or not.
You see we know before
hand whether you're going
to like it or not.
A Schilling s. Company
San Francisco 5l8
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
ADJUSTMENTS

BALDWIN THEATER.-Nordica tomorrow night
COLUMBIA BEATEK--'' Devils Auction
MoRosco 5 CPKRA-HoUsk Against the
Stream
ALCAzAR THEATER.-"A Fair Re oel.n
TIvoL UPERA HOUSE, Jack and The Bean
STALK.
ORPHEUN- High-Cass Vaudeville
PEOPLES PALAcE.-Mahara's Refined Minstrels
TENPLAR HALI-997 Market s:reeJ. Lecture.
h CHCTEs AND SKArINs RINK-DatIJ at
baight street, one block east of ;he Park.
suTRo BATHs-Bathing and performances
lACIFIC oAs1 JOCKEY C1up.-Races to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20
AUCTION sALES.

BY l. II. BURD-This day, January 20, Fur
niture, at SheriHs ~ arehouse at IL O'Clock.
BY NJ. J. McBRIDE-ThursdaY January 81,
Horses a! 5O4 Jessie street, at Il o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-20

NEW 7o-DAY-AmusEMENrs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
BRAM isI.ErUS,

The w. c. T. U. Will meet this after
aoon with Mrs. George E. Watson,
jouth Marshall avenue
There was meeting ut Brambletun
dali last night for the purpose of or
paniZins u naval division si.-.
MIR. I. ID. SmoOt has been confined IN
ais home on Granville avenue a few DAYS
by sickness i re'.'
Miss Lottie Hughes is Ill at the home
81 hef sister, Mrs. Dowdy, 4l2 East
8rambleton avenue.
Mr.. James II. AGRA. of Mathews com
~. who has been spending some time
with his daughter, Mrs r. ii. Owens.
i22 Sheldon avenue. will leave to-day for
home.
Mss Emma Eggleston. of Sa7 East
5rampleton avenue, who has been visit
ing Richmond, has returned home.
sunday was great day al McKen-
Tree; fine preaching. good singing; $500
:aised for the church. Mr. Mordaunt
2theridge sang and was at his best.
Mrs. Orerman, who was so indiso posed
FOR n few weeks at her home, on Shell
don avenue, was reported much better
Yesterday.
Master Dan Green. OF 1856 South Kelly
avenue, met with what like TO have
been sad accident Saturday night by
wagon passing over him at the corner
or + mbletol, a Kelly avenues lie
was, viewer doing we'll yesterday un-
der the circur stances.
Miss Mamie Johnson. of Suffolk,
who spent several weeks with her
brother. at Ga5 West Brambleton ave
nue., has returned home.
Mr.. William Morton and Miss Clara
'1lrich, who were united in the HOLY
nds of matrimony at ST. Mary's
arch on the 18th instant, now reside
on Highland avenue.
Little Katie Moore is quite sick at the
home OF her mother, 627 West Rramble-
ton avenue
Mrs. j. j. Dudley. who was reported
extremely i'll yesterday at her home. on
Lovitt avenue. was considered a little
better last night.
The funeral Of Fannie Hope Drurcy.
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.
Drurey. who died at the residence Of
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. K
Drurey. on Broad Creek road, Sunday.
was preached from the Evidence yes.
terday a O'Clock. the Rev Z, a. Potts
officiating. Intcrment was In Cedar
Grove.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
FLEET AT OLD POINT
jeau'lful Naval Display Now to Be
Seen In Hampton Roads
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY EXPECTED DOWN
afe May Arrive or tho Rolphin This
Week ana Review tho ships which
Arc Already Anchored in Novicw
Formation. :. The Indinnn's Mig
(. Guns Are UninJurcd.

The North Atlantic squadron, now at
anchor In Hampton Roads, will dispense
the latter part of the week, and the Mas
iachusetts and another ship, TO be
famed, Will proceed TO Boston, the other
essels going to u.ffeI&elt yards and stu
IONS Everything aboard ths ships has
been made spicll anG span in expecta-
ION OF n visit from President Mckinley
before they leave Hampton Roads The
warshlps are anchored In double line
|eriew formation, and present u beauti-
tui ana Imposing sight. 1t is the finest
leet ever seen i'll American waters be-
fore. and the Old Point hotels are
;rowded with visitors who have come
aowh to view the magnificent naval dis
pay. signal practice was kept up all
Yesterday. II
The officers of the squadroc, arc great
~ enjoying their stay at Old Point.
official visits have been exchanged with
me army officers at the fort. and the
'onnd OF gayety has been unbrolken
since the arrival of the ships
me Presidents projected visit ex-
ites the greatest interest and great
Preparations are being made at Old
'oi1t to entertain him. Should he come
Town he Will enjoy the novelty OF being
aluted by the most powerful fleet ever
eNewed Ky an American President.
'the expert sent by the Naval Ord
lance Department To Hampton Roads,
o examine one of the turrct guns of
he battlsshp Indiana, reports that
mere Is no sign of any crack in the gun,
ma that the slight depression In the
metal that was mistaken for one is moth
ng more than the mark made by the
'roSlon OF the powder gases when the
'CGl Is discharged The gun Is without
nult and as ssrv!ceablc MS 1t ever was.
che apparent flaw in the big cannon.
however, fooled many experienced Off
!crs and some Of them are sttll of the
opinion that the gun is not IN good con-
lition.
The beautiful cruiser Columbia. which
has previously for mcd part of every
naval display In the Roads, IS greatly
missed from the line. She is in ordinary
II League Island Yard. Philadelphia.
me Brooklyn, the latest addition 10
The fleet, of course. eXcites the greatest
interest. She is indeed n most beautiful
vessel giving rat once the idea of grace
ana ebuoyancy and terrible strength.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
AMUSEM IN AZ.

BOB GRAHAM TO-NIGHT.-Some
thing entirely new and original in TIL
line of comedies will be presented a.
The Academy of Music Tonight a
new comedy by Louis DeLange entttlso.
Who's Your Friend ?" During the &C
lion of the piece the character of Otis
oewrberry VIII enleavor &c illustrate t..
the audience the many difficulties. pc.
&uiiar situations and funny :: mes tha.
are possible TO happen il 'ery da.
life. MIR. Graham, Il favorit. comedian
impersonates Otis Dewberry, and 1t i
safe TO shy 1t is one of the best part,
lie ever played. He is said To be sup
)orted by most magnificent company
WHICH includes Luclus Is. Jackson
Frank x. Hope. Martin Hayden. Chus
'raiS and Joe Holland, Misses L,n!al
:pellman, Josephine Newman, Freddi,
luke and Ada II. Head.
BERTHA CREIGHTON.-The sale o.
eats for the engagement of Miss BERTH,
'reighton at the Academy of Music be
an yesterday morning, 4 large numbe.
eing taken this early in advance. Mis-.
creighton will play Romeo and Juliet
Wednesday night and Thursday matin
md on Thursday night ''The CountrS
Arl an old comedy of the eighteenth
entury, Will be presented.
FOR LIBERTY AND LOVE"-Ol
friday and Saturday, September 24tl
Ind a5th, Miss Lillian Lewis Will pre-
sent Tor Liberty and Love" at tho
academy. On Saturday night AN In
production Of the first named play will
sc seen here with the same cast, scene
y and mechanical effects that, made 1
'uch hit III Boston. The prices will no
BE advanced. w. A. Whitaker, Nestoi
lennon. Lizzie Creese, John Martin
Hugh Gibson Richard Crolius Jdellc
Macdonald, Laura Almosnino and ]. W
Davenport are some Of the importani
people in the cast. All the critics have
given their unstinted approval of this
production and declare It to be the hap
'iest combination of pay and players
seen in a very long time. The Srea
acting that Miss Lewis does in thu.
play by far eNcels anything she has
heretofore dom
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
HOW CATARRH
ATTACKS TH[ SYSTEM !!

The earliest symptom OF Cntarrh is {.
alSsnafge from the head. II may be II
cienT ncrid fluid. hut ofterer It Is foul
mex. yellow or Ereenish matter. aud We. y
abundant. 1t may drip INTO the throat
ana .,, he hawked or couEhcd up, II is some
tiines very tenacious or sticky, particu-
larl" noticeable in the morning. some
Tines dry. hard MASSES or cr,ists fcrm
1n ovr h H;osi and gre only re-
These masses nrc sometimes small AMI
whllish, sometimes Grccn.sh. but occn-
which may hc tingcd with blood. Dccl
ulcers may form In 'nostr.ls. and OCCASION.
ally. the bonN structure Of The nose is de-
stroyed, causing much dcformity. The
membranes OF tho nose sometimes swell
and cause first one side and then another
to become cloggcd NJ, and q most dis
suits. y sense OF bandl.ke tnhtnsss
across forehead, or pain on top or bach:
Of head or in temples is usually complain
ness in the nostrs or upper part
Of the threat. and rheumatic pains
N shoulders shoulders S1sst nnek and s limbs 3,
often impaired. and the eyes are apt to
become weak and irritable. The, hearing
Tho voice Is often husky, or has a DIS
agreeable nasal twang. y short hacking
common. The throat may be quitc dry
and stiff, and swallowing difficult The
breath may be foul. Heartburn, belching,
ih.'"''t' u'StiSsHH "I'Ei 'htliti anu
md cate that the Catarrh has spread 10
the stomach. y feeling OF fatigue or
shor,ncss of breath after slight cNer!tons
mental effort, weakness OF memory, pal
ptation Of heart and general nervousness
found In bad cases and Indicate ncr
rous exhaustion. Dizziness. had taste in
mouth loss OF flesh. constipated bowels,
neuralgia, sleep broken by cams, roor
or capriciOuS Appetite SPOTS dancing be-
fore the eyes. frequent colds. all 30 to
show the facilitating influence OF the dis
ease. Catarrh may prove very serious
eli hcr by causing nervous exhaust on.
consu.Nption. deafness or dyspepsa.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
ATLANTIC CITY

Miss Susie Beech and Miss Lizzie
HUMPHREYS. of Washington, left yestcr-
day after a months visit to the for
mer's brother, Captain HUMPHREYS, ave-
nue. B.
81 DR.. H. q. Johnson has joined his
family, who are visiting abroad. They
Will return home the latter, part Of this
week. <
{, The, citizens of the Sixth ward are
very apprehensive as to the free bridge
which Is now under consideration by
the bridge arbitrator. Their desire is
to have a free bridge.
DIR. Anderson conducted the services Mt
the Central Avenue Baptist church Sun
day In the absence of the pastor, who
was detained on account of illness.
Residential buildings continue to go
up In this ward, several being in course
OF erection for the past few days
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
FEVER GAINING GROUND
concluded from First Page.)


caution possible taken to prevent spread.
de says that the cases are very mild and
have caused little alarm I'm Cairo. In
st!uctions have been given for the dis
Infection of the vessels from which the
two patients were taken. Surgeon
General Wy-man has been informed that
vessel has been anchored In the river
near Cairo by the Illinois board Of
health for the purpose of inspecting yes
sells from New Orleans. Surgeon Car
Ter has arranged train inspection of
all vessels leaving New Orleans.
The POST Office Department has receiv-
ed information that the Mississippi State
board of health has quarantined an
mails from the infected districts of that
State, and refuse TO permit them to be
dispatched to their destinations even If
fumigated. SUPERINTENDENT Wyman
will take action in the matter With a
view to raising the embargo 80 far as
properly disinfec.ed mathis concerned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
DOUBTFUL CASES AT CAIRO.

Cairo, ILL.,, Sept. 20.-There have been
no further cases of yellow fever in this
district, The two cases in the Marine
Hospital pronounced yellow fever in a
mild form by DR.. Guitc"as and the hos
pbal surgeon. are improving and one
OF them is convalescent y strict quar-
antine rs In force around the hospital.
Experienced physicians of the cpl
demlc of 1878 deny that these cases
are yellow fever and pronounce them
malarial fever. such as prevail every
season among men working in swamps
and along the river. The State BoarT
" Health. with inspectors stationed at
Cairo. has decided to quarantine against
East Cairo and all Southern points.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
EXODUS OF RAILROAD MEN.

St. Louis, Sept. 20.-Two specitl trains,
which left Mobile, Ala, to-day, are ex.
pected TO reach here Tue y mornir
On the trains are the G and 9th
employees in-t4te genera ces of til,
Mobile and Ohio railroa, at Mobile
with their wives and families. The en-
poyes number about % and they,
with their families, IN; total OF
1000 persons who VIII /. 2 un-
til the frost kills the ~. fever
germs in the South. Temporary head
quarters Of the road have been opened
up here by Acting President Russell
and General Auditor Taylr!, who have
been In the city several days.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
GOVERNMENT REsEIsvAT1oN

Washington. D. c.. Sept. 20-The War
Department has authorized the Collector
of Customs at Mobile TO use the Gov
ernmerrt reservation a the mouth of the
harbor there during the prevalence OF
yellow fever.
General Wilson. chief of engineers, has
authorized Major Willard. the United
States engineer officer II Nicksburg, to
transfer his office temporarily to St.
Louis ...
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
Rucklen,s Arniea Saliva

The BEST SALVE In the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Sail
Rheum. Fever Sores. letter, Chappet,
Hands. Chillblains. Corns. and all Skin
EruptioDs, and positively cures Piles or
no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price 253cents per box FOR
SALE BY Borrow. Martind& Co.
When wheat started up the road corn
pricked up It's ears tnstanter, and now
the potato has got Its eyesaopen. The
whoie farm, will be In the procession be-
fore s' Ions YORK r
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
IsUNTERSvII.LE.

Quite cool and very dusty in the town
yesterday.
The Sewing Circle of the NJ. L. church
met with Mrs. Austin. on johnson ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon.
Mary Dixon was arraigned before
Justice Hawks yesterday upon the
charge Of kicking out OF the house her
adopted daughter, Annie Banks, IA years
old. She was discharged with a reprI-
mand.
The oyster stealing case which was to
have been tried by Justice Hawks YES.
terday, was postponed at the request Of
the Hon. ]. N. Stubs. of Gloucester
county, counsel for the accused, who
could not be present.
Mr.. Sam Marx will returne this morn
Ing from an extended tour North.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
PARIS SUSPICIOUS.

Paris, September 2O.-M. Barthou, the
minister OF the interior. has instructed
the projects of the m1ra!ime precincts
to watch particularly all arrivals from
America, with a. view of guarding
against yellow fever
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
Truck Farm for Rent.

"Stockley' Citation farm) one OF tbn
finest on Nansemond river, five miles from
suffolk, 20 miles from Norfolk; 500 acres:
200 highly cultiNnted; new house; beautiful
river view; healthy: fine lccntion: conye.
nience for shipping on the promises: long
lease IT desired; possession January Isl
lS9S rent per year. s600.J. T. BUTLER
4i5 Main street, Norfolk. Va nu14-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21

Experience proves the merit Of Hood. a
Sarsa parilla. It cures oil forms OF blood
diseases, tones the stomach, buIlus up the
nerves. +
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21

FOR observation-disclosures. offices and
wharf for rent, together or separately,
east sidc OF Commerce street; immedIai. i.
possession. Apply to BARTON MYERS
aulp-tf '''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21

Our, GARMENTS are the productions OF
the largest and most skilled corps OF
w0rknsg A alH 5asa!lz I wiLLAdE.
ut rs 81 u & ri s $3.50 Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21

Among the new arrivals In wooiens are
some very neat effects In Huddersfield
worsted sulsings we will take pleasure
In showing them to you.
Il RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
!. :. II IS {$S IS n 33S Main street,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21

FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS water front prom
crty located nest Fort Norfolk, directly
opposite Atlantic Coast Line and South
er railway piers. Property contains two
piers-othcrs will be built ii necessary.
For terms apply to ]. ~. c. Groner or d,
Lawrence Groner, Norfolk, Va
nuEif-lmor3m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
SHAKE INTOp YOUR SHOES

Aliens FoOt-Easc. II powder for the Icct
1t cures painful. swollen. smar,ing feet
and instantly lakes the sting out OF corns
discovery of the age. Aliens Foot Ease
makes :, tight-iittng or new shoes feel
easy. 1t 8 q certain cure for sweating
callous and hot. tired, aching feet. TRY
II to-day. Sold Ivy all druggists and shoe
stores. by mail for 25c. in stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address ALLEN O.
OLMSTED. lie Roy. y. Y. jyS-eod-3m
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21

STORAGE ROOM TO LET In those br,o,,
warehouses lower end of Commerce
street. east side. Apply to BARTON
NJ ENS. aul9-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21

FOR RENT.--A well-furntshed from,
room, with or without board. Also one
or two table boarderS. Apply at 80 Main
street. next Farmers Bank Terms very
reasonable. Suffolk. Va. jy17I-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-For 1895. the warehouse No,
a and rs Roanoke avenue now occunfed
by Nlessrs. Scott & Co. Apply TO w II.
Davis. sa1S.9ts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-21

RADIEsl Chchester's English PennyroyaI Pills
u ..mood o, E,,nds are the sest s. KsI.SI.
" Chichester chSmlessir Co., fliilaaaD. ' ga.