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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-01
SDnniSh War Still On.

Madrid, Aug. 23.-Premier Sagasta
is quoted as having made some impor-
tant statements. declaring it was the
governments intention to repress the
discussion of war topics in the cortes.
He said as soon as the cortes sit the
government would submit bill au-
thorizing peace negotiations and next
a measure relating to the suspension
of the constitutional guarantees.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-01
<.aGOk1s8X THE SERGEANT.

[HTaH III; 2em9 s: q; Grand Rapids, Mich.
S5th$ Ii sstHla II Aa1k Home, in Grand
Rapids, lives Sergeant Richard Dunn, hale
Snzta he S"E5s so the 81 hi 81
battles of the Civil War. In recounting bis
experience to reporter, Mr.. Dunn said:
About a Year and>a half ago began to
have trouble with my stomach. Nv Suffer.
ing was SO intense that I tried different medi
but without permanent relief.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-01

If a married man compliments a pretty
woman in the presence of his wife, his wife
reproves him, and if the wife is not pres
ent, the pretty woman thinks it her duty to
reprove him.-Atchison Globe.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-01

II read an
account of
d " i |
Ilanls' Pink
Pills forPale
People hay
ing cured a
case much
| TX e mine,
and | decid-
ed to give
them a trial,
which | did.
" 4 t t er
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-01
OFF FOR MANILA.
The Scandal Sails from San Francisco
with Troops and Money for
Gen. Merritt.

San Francisco, Aug 2o.-The trans
port Scandal has sailed for Honolulu
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-01
OF CAMP W'KOFF, MONTAUK POINT, LONG ISLAND

suond
the east OF the small
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-01
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

llE EAtELLENIE OF SlRU1 UF fllS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA Fig SYRUP
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. AS the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the CALI
FoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup Of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company guaranty
of the excellence of it's remedy. 1t is
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order to get it's beneficial
effects, please remember the name Of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK. ny.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-09-01

Campbell is still a private, and is content
to hide, his light under a bushel.-Chicago
Journal.
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13

he !a,,"t:s onk tree unucr W liirh W.!
lam Penn. tie Great tll::.Lrr made his
trt:iiv with the Indians over lwurcn:,;.,,
aIsE" WIS Literally ruined !ly tie rr.r h,.n
eIs and san't:.!S, said j T Mcbride o.!
t'llatirlphin
All Int remains of the treaty eak now
Is = scarce! STUMP Il isw feet high, nmu il
Is lt'cl''s2d In u strung iron richrt tense IT,
ster tie v"Ed::!s away ! i!is stump j.
!''nct'sl in Penn I'lrk irilc hunters Gni
;i;lS chipNrd oi ;ir bark cl the tree cad
'.Nen cut into The trn,; ana carried :ima,
H!tr'rs vi tie wood, nna rvun wnnir !ii.h,
We're carried away. Finally the brave OH
&oA!d act withstand these igi,uhe attacks
ma 1t died At l;sS! Tie authorities ca,,lc
80 their senses, when H. WAS iuu latte. ind
ordered Il strong fence put around The
stump ni tho tree st. Louis Glabe
DCElUErnt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
.CAN|PA|GNNExT YEAR
Some Of the Men Who May
be Candidates.
A RACING ASSOCIATION
f!"nin~nt Grnsi.men Win Try to u.-,!-
IL" """a"" r. t.h,'-h.a cou.,
C:'"r>'. O,h-r Matters
OF Interest D-.t-

~ is quite probable that 4 long Est VI
calculates Will be- presented to the
l'sh."cfalIc Voters OF Elizabeth Cav
county next Year from when t. = ls.gl
IN" men % put un against the Repuh i :.
can opi'o1ieilts ut the G.Xi general elrc-
ton. Sheriff Curtis. So ms nu..l,r us
friends S!IiIn. viii be Promptly l., nom
mated. alth "Gh i; is sud t:4&t The I
~" several aspirant& tor, his u:tci ii
slippers. Tie sheriff has made II. en-
re!'"ht officer and the n.:tu Who Leafs
hum VIII lave To lie 4 hustler
For The county clerkshii. MIR. Harry
l'""Sei'. the present Incumbent. MIR. ).
- 'rann t'unniu2. and perhaps Mt
t;arrS Hot. in cas-. ne gets back from
II" var IL, time, viii b. the cantil. .:..s
r'' treasurer Mir Sesar Whiti:is ":
II = said. Seek The Nomination. l'cs
years nasr this Office has u en- lcid hy
tais;aiii Jesse JONES, tne Democrats
HAVING declined to make a nomination
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
Ng sA'l 700 MUGS.
Then 10 Discovered That He Had Smashed
q Beautiful Record

Inc danger of saying too much is always
more Imminent than that of saving too
little. The man who is convinced he, has
EpproSimattd tho virtues Of tho Creator
and insists upon it to his fellow men is nj
ways moro offensive than the man who So
cretly believes 1t. but spares; his acluant-
anccS the knowledge of the awful truth.
n story recently related to Il representa-
tive OF Hardware by tho head of n l;,r.r
hardware house in New York illustrates
t:tc case In point. Something. OF this mcr.
chants disposition may be CLEANED fro:n
tho fact that when speaking of his en-,
rlnyc"s he says the boys" with an at,cc
Tomato lntnnation born of long ap,:rcci;..
ton OF their good points and kind tolrra
ton Tor their occasional errors
1t was the Intention of the house to nut
another representative OF, the road. and
the man they had in view ha, been favor
ably, though not thoroughly, known to
them Tor u long time Negotiations we're
about concluded, and the sisnin. of IL r,,.
Hui'rativo contract by The salesman was
regarded 10y hiin as mere m,,,trrui tur,n
AZ n final Interview with his pros;r,tiy.
employer and evidently with the i,l,4, Of
further inprcssin:, the latter with his a..
STABILITY, he said: MIR. -, am ~, old
er man than you. have been in this
business for % years, and | wish to add
that have never made ~ mistake
AS the would be employer reached out
on his desk in an nbStractci manner and
gathered in the unsigned contract. which
he slowly tore up in the same a,lSru.niru
ell manner he remarked that it WAS n
source of keen regret to him that he sim
ply coudn t afford to employ such n yalu-
htiH man, thnt there WIS not Il man con
Ectted with the house, from himself to the
u;:go who serted the rcft,Sc PAPER every
morning, who WAS not constantly making
mistakes nnd prot!tinE by the experience,
and that tho direct result OF the placing
OF a perfect man among the force would
De immediate decentralization AS the rur-
feet man slowly wcntlcti his weary way up
the street it probably occurred To hi,, thai
ne had smashed u beautiful record Hard
MlrG. ---------
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
SIMPSONS PROMOTION.

t1lli'i:'p lIptltIt.D
\ valued Wisconsin CORES j,ont,.nt OF
tie Chronicle returns to the problem. a;
- Why Captain Sampson, on his assign
ncnt I" duty off the Cuban coast. WAS
'iicrd in command over several officers
us SUPERIOR in rank. He was but a
Junior captain. Schley. Watson ANA Re-
''cy ont ranking him. Schley lec.,ine
onm"'"rc and WAS entitled by his reg
i;tr rank To tn" command ny an act
t !av"ritism and by n trick of the APP
I" htEcnt bureau Captain Sampson
vas made acting rear admiral in or
Ter to give him higher rank than
commodore Schlry or either Of the
'',hcr officers above hirl in the linz, Of
'rsal promotion.
IN recent letter on the subject
Secretary i-nn., says that Captain
'anll,Snn was The rankin. officer Of III
'.nrth Atlantic squadron after the re-
lr"lncnt at Admiral Scard. aud Tor
nat reason he was given command al
':t. squadron when it WAS S"nt tn Gu
'an waters. This does not answer the
question. When Captain Sampson was
eat 10 the West Indies the fact was
,cc""niZcd that he wac. to enter a flee,
which three officers were over him in
egal rank. Schl"y was 4 commodore
M Watson and Rcmey became com
Nnu"rcs in the order Of promotion
i" give sampson command! Of the
i""t he was made ''a,.ting" rear adj
lrt! by the arbitrary order of p;esi-
ie!t Mckinley, which gave him "a fac
,inus rank above the commneiores and
'apiain who were seniors in the scrv-
i'lEfe'i IN INC regular rank of rear ad-
&C. since that time a vacancy oc-
niral and he was appointed to tn
lace. Jumping Sch'cy. Watson and
ientS. who were lawfully entitled to
oe rr"m":ed before he received tha
higher rank
l" answer directly the question of our
orr M !, !.
etarN Long cduivocated when he said
NAT sampson went To the Yves; Indies
vs. successor to Admiral Sicard as rank
ng officer and next in command. He
sns ranking officer when he started
rom our Atlantic ports. But when he.
cached the West Indian tee, he found
y" nii,cers above him. When SchIry
cached the feet there were. three
SIMPSONS brcre. acting rank was
entered on him bv President Mckin-
ey through fiction in the appoint
Acnt bureau which is almost entitled to
e c!aSSei as Il fraud
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
COUNTING THEN AND NOW
Has Done Away With the
Soulful iarlor Maiden

tN"''e'ics fiaS Done Away With tho
Soulful Iarlor Maiden.
:" W past Wheil young man went
i-N'uttiES he Ven; dressed in his hes,
waning not only his company ,,,,h,s
oat ms company manners The gin on
'''S Sthtf hand. Was powdered. AMI
- an FSd OUT or ali evers. day k,lowt,r
i!Au didn't find out d bit M ", ornI
e''n others real selves than If ON. ma
-" III 'he i>l"ntiile and THE. Other on
~ eiuat1'. Neither WAS caus.ei,l sl,.
'SihS to'deceiEe the other. but an IN,
si''he. hiser they We're married lhrr.
re many cruel ESTABLISHMENTS.
20 vac rev TAD Tor utiiet .,$ ;pr NO
'i'''l we owe 4 change. The g.rl Who
s''eS "'i' 3-Whteiing, With her Beau aud
~, 'aheS ~" rain ana sun and dts
a'h "iEd and tan may no, b.. :, ,lr,i,,?-
y 10 him like the l,.,rl n maiden I'M
So IS a human gill ard he has a
,:!''h'e |" know her ana judge her on
''ai hasis. II she sam appears bza;,,i-
!hi /" ANA anI lac is sii!i in love. win
.'%f' size has Eut!.i.lG Ia fear from f,n-
in; good Ia Is or wearing: cu.I nai,..s
~, ", "s''i'l"rs I" hrcailfas,: whtl, i he
sun appears iie"riG to hc4. in kni,krr-
h'ek"rS h,.d :, slEhurnt us. 50. NAY
reg satisfied that her iorr Is r4u! de-!
"'i Il i"Nk tsi:tt nut!.i:,. can shake
N#iue IRON! this vi.w of The subject is
the lar NOR. Important stn.. OF rt,a.ua-
sti y W"l:.i. nl.l"i .irws ~ 10
may b" merely The :rl,>' that s,;., lt,-.<>
~ S,''n&th t'i courage t. rui intn
-s''hHi l".u'tier. ard !lrnt., utt.ri,
Worthless. r:ie r,s:,i way 10 know :, w
nam II q =" in am .,ii..- With hcf /:
S'!S can l'f r:l':r. Flsl IN the fac. g: ,!if!;.
S'i!'$ Ahi 'An make allowances ton
h'iata!es and failures il .;G,r can ~.
~ 4 SUI, 1lli"'et f"r the tnn III,
"An.a With sS,iat grace. thea, ,u,...d
z. ~ il.Il i,t.I
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
COS UMGS OF DSOMATlA,
From Them Was Ta:,cm tho "Dnl,nnti,''
of EGCI eh iilni zeal lfa1.

The women wear dark blue skirts and
red stockings, with shoes " Witch tur. M
NJ IN: toes. cinhr''i,rrcd sleeveless blouse,
and great sleeveless upper garment omen
III front and descending to the ankles
They have always II white or /. rcd hand
kc:t'hirf tied over the head and under The
chm. Speaking OF dress. w, us;ir u most
interesting discovery in n,cirnt crcl;.s!i.S
tical costume. 'rhuS. who arr. learned in
The history OF ecclesiastical dress Know
that the 'ualnialic, +" or peculiar r,lv Of
the deacon" WAS originally tho ,,istinc
tive dress of the Daln.a,i;.n peasant and
that Just AS the frirzr coat of tho Irish
peasant became the modern "ulstcr" So
the Roman fashionable tnilurS, urged
thHna" ny that young scamp, tho emperor
tirlioSaintlS. took the idea nf u''nuSrltv"
from the Dallna:ian peasant dress and
produced tho garment c,llvi tho dial
matte. y
II WAS y first fashionable Fon,an article
OF dress, then it came to he II Inriinn Of
the distinctive consular and senatorial
cost uEln, and ut last WAS appropriated bv
tile CLERGY, who. with their conservative
instincts. persisted in wearing it when its
origin had been long forgotten These
learned persons, however, do not seem To
know that the old original '',lll,n:,,ic'' is
49, = 80 q ''''''S lt!b W iui!:lilt
We wcrr greatly excited when We first SAW
It on women coming into tho market III
9pu.ato. 1T Is now an upper rnl:o. open in
front, coming down to thc middle OF tho
thiGh and with II short slit at tho thigh
II has long, wide sleeves 1t looks exactly
IKE he clerical garment that is figured in
the oldest pictures Of clerical dress We.
were told that the wrarurS Were women Of
Cliss;i little upland Village which is
prichrd on the rGcl,s 1T The top If the
mountain pass leading from tho nciun,
~:slpna over the mountain range Good
N,rls
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
THE BEACON.

G!iarrcr':; WceklyD
from dusk I" dawn 4 .y1ldcn $ ar
lung steadfast between Sky anG
SW:lrd,
sends forth across the lnnanin.; bar
The shifting ~ its iwuzcd sel sword
'"ai*:rinG men. With babes ut home
Asleep and rosy III their cribs.
Sea. inward through the curllin: foam
That tnSses 10 the shver.ng jibs
nd wisual wives Who cannot steep
Feed little hearth fires warm ana cd
AEd comfprted their vigil keep
with that great star flame overhead.
Night wears ipace: the BLACKLIST right
Wancs when the womb of lnornin:
breals.
Nth lance ana spear from heavenly
height
Her r"nrrering way The new d.,
ma one ~ nc the weary hoa.s.
MI lrrnrh5d and si,,-nl, are b ach. d
AT last.
III" child. vn bug the Wet Sna-raAt@:
The .;i.d wives ne Of rer.lS past,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
AMERICAS FUTURE.

lhc Americans; are in The presence.
~ q national future Very Il fr.r=nt from
ita which they looked forward to At
ne "ltnin" Of the campaign. Hnln il
'uha ard tn" Philippines their War,iks.
'ction haS created for them r,.sonn.;i-
'licS which they cannot evade, snd
thio Ii We believe they have M desire To
'Na''r. cen enough in regard To the.
'r"at Pacific group of islands cons dar-
'ti"ns of prudence should place a
init upon their immediate Develop
aent.
The United States were practically
IN nsuiAr people. They have become
IN imperial power
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
y RACING: ASSOCIATION.


Prominent Gentlemen Viii Try t" Or
Sani2c.
II is said that the troubles which,
hav" occurred in ;his a"d adj"inins.
counties at rae" course gatherings hay,
called attention aftes!i t" the need uf {.
nt@t-clas: p:ilk wiki Il mila track Ee.u
this city. Last Year Galtain C'ha.ie.
litMins. Captain Frank D:li ling .llS
others to-h up the nlalcr and for
time il seemed certain tina; Siich Il raut
'"'.rS. would be provided. The pur
lose was l." extend the present bass
ban rarl: 50 as 10 make. room for III
t!iNaw:lS Unfortunately. however. il
Mas found that ground enough c4.l.
not be had adjoining the park 10 X
1t large cn"iigh for the purpose deS;:eu
|, is said now, however tua. that diff
hrulty may b. overcome. II this b.
tue the only real drawback IL IL first
class park has been overcome.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. Aug. Scarcity or
Wheat 70 i'll shipping orders was the
chic. feature today on Change. Sep
tnmher closed H-SGilc higher. and De
cci,hai' l-idI3-sc. Corn rose 1S0I1 &c.
eats are Use higher. Provisions had a
severe tumble on reports OF yellow to
Yer in the south pork closing 12i-2c
lower; lard l0Gil2 12c and ribs II l-2c,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
The Steel Cure.

CuStoncr-I wish hnh us good head
of lair as you have. have tried every
thing To remedy my badness, but with NJ,
good results
Observation-Disclosures you ever tried rub
bling your head with steel.
Customer Certainly not That seems
TO me ridiculous
Matchmaker Why ridiculous: Isn't it
a fact that steel makes .he hair spring.
Pearson :; W.:r.,ly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13

fonl, II barber and bnltlheatied man
were travelling together. Aosing their
way. they We're Obliged To sleep in the open
ar, and 10 avert dnnscc it WAS agreed to
watch by turns.
The first lot fell on tho barber, who for
punishment shaved the poor FOOLS head
while he was sleeping. He then woke
him, and the fool, raising his hand to
scratch his head, exclaimed: Here's a
pretty mistake You have awakened the
bnldh,adcd nun inst.ad OF mep'-. Liver.
pool Mercure
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
FINANCE and COMMERCE:
Melkst Cutatins From the
Leading Bushes Cenbers.

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Money on call
easier. Il; l-2Gt2 per cent: last loan.
/. per cent: prime mercantile paper,
) 2-2Mi IL per cent: sterling exchange
firm. with actual business in bankers
b.lis u; 4.S5 1-2M3-4 for demand. and at
1. Sic,4.A IA for sixty days. Posted
n'ercial bills. l.S3: silver certificates,
IS 3-4Gp59 1-2: bar silver. SO l-2: Mexican
dollars. Sc; government bonds. heavy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13

III
A:fnblc S:ranger--si> dear sir. | la
ere silver BRICK IA like t. 8 n you
!atmer-- N..t much. ] never mix h@a,
,ess with politics.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
N,,ltTIl l.Ol1N

NGkTH BOUND.
te;il'ers leave Portsmouth. foot
az Nhfth street at ...... (, un o. M
'ctFc N"rInlk. foot of Matthew's
- ...-- 4, ~ D. m,
LAVE p:d l'hint at ...... Gas o. M
tI'lE- ;iSlilnttun ut 10 A m
Il &. .. II. II. PENN. K. f.
~. washington ut. 5. 40 Il H. s.: 0u q ma
". i.'.'l...iciihia ut.ll.uJ Il ~ 10: 80 &. II,
~. New u Il AZ. !. - !, ,n2:I5 D m
south bound Il. & .. K. Il. Penn. r.. r.
". New York ut. III 80 Il m 4 200 u II,
~ l'hi!adcli'tti;l at. 3Si |. m. 3:l8 u m
" IN Washington ;. 1 ;aU u M 6 Is o IN
t";lhlers leave Washington at 4: 30 U in
>ltiVv fortress Monroe u,... 100 u m
\ftlHe Norfolk at .... 500 n m
rriNc Ak Portsmouth ut .. $50 IN
Inc trip down the historic Potomac
Yer and Ci!esa peake Bay On the ela-
AM steamers Of this company Is un-
surpassed. The steamers are cu,npur-
:tively hew. having been built in 1891.
ma are fitted UP in the most iuxuri.
'nt manner. with electric lights. cali
, ne1i. ana steam heat IN each room.
he tables are supplied with every de-
icacy of the season from the marketa
II Washington and Norfolk.
For further informu ton apply to
u. J. CALLAHAN. Agent
Norfolk. Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
PATRIOTIC VETERANS
lBos,un Giabe.)

Many q baid-headed patriot is onl;
waiting for the next spectacular dra
naiic season to open in order to 80 lo
The front
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13

i HE NORFOLK Il WASHING
-, TON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
ne ~" and Powerful Iron Palace
'ca'hriS newport News, WushinEtun
u1d Norfolk viii leave daily Ma fol-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-There was
some continuation today of yesterdays
selling to realize on the recent SuS-
'taiEed advance in stocks. The bears
were much more aggressive and sold
stocks with growing confidence as In"
day progressed. The advantage at the
Close was clearly With the bear cuntin-
gent. but the bears by no means rout-
ed. and continued to absorb their ia
Norite stocks. which reSiSt ted the decline
quite firmly. but without overcoming
the genera! downward tendency The
effect of last nights furry in call mon
cE was still perceptible this morning
when call loans were made at per
cent.
1t is expected that the cash absorb.
ed BY the treasury on account of ,hs
government loan would in future be on
deposit with national banks. but gov
crninent deposits with these banks for
some reason. have not KEEP; pace with
III. trcasurys absorption of cash on
bond account. The money rate ease,i
off during the day and closed mt Is
bid. The bears by that time were fore
cd to seek other material for heir cam
ralgn. The persistent weakness of
Manhattan all day on reports "f de-
creased earnings was 4 factor in their
favor. Prices of stocks hardened very
perceptihly during the middle portion
Of he day. after tee fears Of tight
moncy had somewhat subsidized The
bulls took hold Of the low priced rail
rnad stocks and bid mp Northern Pa
ritic and Union Pacific over n point.
The bears final rai. in the last hour
was conferred on Louisville ana Nash
stillc in connection With the statemen 3
Of earnings for the first Week in fuo-
nst shown ga decrease of over SIS 0nA
There was 'private'' telegram from
Chicago in circulation reporting yell
low fever in Texas ana Alabama
louisville and Nashville dropped two
l.."in1s below las; night under this on
s;ausht.
TIL. market reacted all around ana
the close was near the low point of
he reaction. Net CHANGES We're very
irregular. quite q number Of the low
priced stocks showing sharp gains.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13

Stockings WIRE Grst used In the eleventh
century. Bsfola tsss olath banda >waso
asad on tia SacN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13
0IHIl Your
Own HOUSE
liy hu.} ms; enc Of thes,
attractive dn clI.nss:

Sven room dwelling near west ave.
nue. S@@1,J.no.
Ni,r Aonsr on i'~rty ffih street 81
.GnGn
Modern ne room, house en- twenty
! nt:n stree! &l,:saa.I0.
SIX ta"m Dwelling on thr@c lots. in
s."T:i i..e:.iis.n ana o,!, been huili a
yrr; i.l!.,- o:'!. Sl,i0o.oo.
Modern a".l;!:.s. all improvements.
ni,.e rnnlns. hnar Nrs! aS'-,i-: piic-
u 1.i'l 80
:s..fnte investing ~! ,iu.i lnok Al
al" list u improved ara "'iinp:orec
property for sale III .S,'i,i,pri =, Ws
Y'u viii find many atirnr,i>" tnir
bases ~ il whi"ii ysid large per
@s.lt'se on The amount Invested.
Twin III ker Z Co
l:cal Estate. Fire. Life and Accident
Insurance Agents.
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Cash quotations re II. follows
Flour SLOW; No ; Surfing alle;lt
.tQa IL; No. . red, ia; No ::
::nr,:, . Q4.i:i: NO CATS, ~; 30
., wi.itr, .::stn.S; No j r'i,i,e, :llo:1
No ,yc, lI.aii; \" . barley. y
~ -; No. | i:A seed, $50: E,ri,Ir
timothy seed. . 511 inr>S u Tx ic
n,rrei . 05 9 10 l:,r,l. IL, 100 pounds
2,Ila 31!; Ssiurt rlsS' Sid.s,- loose
'l"M5 10, dry suited 81 7nl.irr>
A.h, isMaI short cl..nr -i:c,
'nAt'd, 5 UrG1o.So; 40. . yellow corn.
:3!:l;;3;.
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LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP co.
DAILY SERVICE; BETWEEN
NEW CORK AND VIRGINIA


The elegant passenger steamships
jamestown. GuynndoIts:, Princess Anna
and Ola Dominion leave New York
very day except Sunday at $3.50
Z. M.,sfor Norfolk and Newport News,
touching at Fortress Monroe. on the
south bound trip
The ships of this line leave Norfolk
Cor New York direct every day except
sunday at $50 T.. NJ
short. delightful and invigorating
roynge.
FARES:
sirst-class. straight. Including meals
ana psIlN ....S S.Vv
First-class. round trip. including
meals and berth ........ $500
Steerase, without subslstance.... 4.50
Steamer Luray arrives from Smith
ield and leaves for Norfolk daily ex-
;ept Sunday at 500 y. NJ. Returning
caves Norfolk from Eay Line wharf
very day except Sunday at 800 +. NJ.
vi. &. CROMWELL. Agent. K
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-13

NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, Aug. I2.-Cotton Gu
lures re opened quiet and stea ~. Angus
$50; september, $50; October, 532; no
ve aa 5.so; December, sos; January
e. w reDrnary,@6. sos; March, 6O7; April