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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-02-15
Don Wickerser's Death.

another chapter has been added to
the story of the strange death of Don
Wickerser in Lehi short time ago.
There were some strange features con-
nected with this affair which Sheriff
Storrs and County Attorney King have
been investigating. They concluded
tuat some matters should be cleared up
and so went over to Mercur and arrested
Wickerser's partners, Hall and Seaman,
on the charge of administering drugs for
the purpose Of committing felony.
The officers and prisoners came from
Mercur Sunday afternoon, going Oh to
Provo via the Z. q. w.
The defendants were brought over to
Lehi last evening and were given pre-
Itinerary hearing before Justice Gill
christ. They were bound over in $1,000
TO appear before Justice Gilchrist on
Friday when the hearing will be con-
tinued. They were taken back to the
county Jail last night. SherifEMcKellai
of Tooele county assisted Sheriff storrs
in making the arrest and watching the
prisoners.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-02-15

Sanford Dodge the well known TRACE
dian who has become so famous in the
role of Richard III will be the attraction
here Thursday Feb. II.
Mr.. Dodge brings with him a compan
of talented and well tested PLAYERS, and
his special scenery and splendid coet-
umes for the play OF Richard III are in
accordance with Mr. Dodge's steady de
termination to combine in his product
ions, every requisite for an elaborate
and finished representation.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-02-15
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Burlington Route
New Service
Chichago Special


Fast Time.
On and after Feb. 6, daily ser
vice will be established, leaving
Denver at 10 o'clocK a. m, arriv-
ng in Chicago at ?: IS following
day. Only one night on the road.
Pullman Vestibuled Sleepers,s
Dining and Free Reclining chair
cars.
This train makes direct con-
necton with all trains from point !,
on the 0. S, l., and r, G. W.
Railways for Chicago and al
eastern points
Be sure your tickets read via
Burlington Route from Denver.
VENEZUELAN General Agent.
las. West TempleSt.
0. S. L.Building, Salt Lake City
u. 4. NEsLEN, Trav.Psss. Il Fri Ag
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
THE HOLY CITY"
Alfred Gauls' Beautiful Oratorio 10 BE
Sung Thursday Evening


Thursday evening at o'clock Alfred
Gauis' beautiful oratorio of The Holy
City will be sung at Epworth NJ. T..
church under she drecttAn of Mr.. A.
t. hoerncr. This composition is one
OF the most beautiful collections of
music OF modern TINES. a large and
select chorus have been thor2uc:hly
drilled by MIR. Koeraer and the soloists
are among Norfolk's hes; singers. They
are as follows: Miss Mary X. Ewell,
MISS Lena May lCdmonds. Mrs. II. S.
Bailey and Mrs. a. II. Bancroft,
Sopranos; Misses BESSIE Wila,urs and
Sallie Ridley Jones, con:1'altA: Mcssrs.
w. T. l-umley and Il. c. Tupman,
tenor, and Mr.. James Iredell Jenkins.
baritone.
Before the orati0rio a shor5 musical
programme will be rendered, In which
thn Following members Will be heard
~ LAY Drenm" ............ StrclcHki
Mrs. John p. Kcvill.
come li"to Me- .............. Coenen
Mr.. 10. j. Euphrat
Our Savior's Promise" ...... Lippa
Miss Lena May Edmonds.
invocation .................. Aiiarh7Ni
Mr.. Mordaunt Etherdge.
The following is n complete list of
those who will participate:
Sopranos-Miss NJ. X. Ewell, Mrs ].
- :. ~ -ii' -Hi D. II. -. i'd4icS, MIS- ~.
X. Bancroft, MISS 4. w. Barrett, Miss
l.. l.. Bruce, Miss L. NJ. Edmonds,
Miss Mamie Hudgins, Miss S. \.
McGrath, Mrs. II. G. Tupmaz, Miss w.
l.. White. Miss A. V. Wilson, Miss Nell
lie WhitehoG,i
Aitns-Mss Bessie Williams, Miss a
X. JONES, Miss d. d. Barrett, Mrs. w.
X. Butcher, Miss Magraret Cnamdull |,
Mrs. II. S. Dawson, Mrs. II. C. Dod-
son. Mss L. NJ. Thomas. Miss l.. II.
Wilkins
T;nors-nTr W. T. Lumley, Mr.. r.. G.
Tupman, Mr.. w. r. Butcher, Mr.. J.
T.. Dashsell. Mr. II. G.. ncdson, MIR. l..
J. Euphrat, MIR. w T.. Fletcher, Mr..
John l.. Moore, Mr.. II. l.. Myers, Mr..
w. w. Vicar. Mr.. George L. White
hurst
Bass-NGr. ]. 7. Jenkins, Mr.. w. T.
Few. Mir. ]. G.. Buskey, Mr.. Harry
l5utt. Mr.. j. T.. Dur:bar, Jr.. Mr.. w. f
busch. Mn Mordaunt E.heridge, Mr..
T. b. GordoS!, Mr.. T.. r. AIcIver, Mr..
j. w. Thaycr. Mr.. j. w Thomas. IT..
Mr. w. d. Walters, Mr.. w. L. Weis
The entertainment Is given under
the auspices of the Twin City Church
EXTENSION Society. the object being 10
discharge debt now overdue c,n some
church property IN uhis vict-ity. The
pleasure of those present will t.. much
enhanced by complete copies of THE
words of the orator,o. which Will be
given away. Tickets can be secured
at the stores of AI,ssrs. r. r. HEcImes
" Co. and w. w. lIosi;r. Norfolk. and
w. l.. Crnmp & Co. and c.. S. Sher-
wood. Portsmouth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

constantly. For two months l tried
our local physicia.e, all THE cough
medicines l could get hold OF. and many
H2Aer remedies which were recon-
msnded to me. About the middle of
March l concluded to try Pe-ru-na.
had not taken half bottle before 1
began to improve. My lungs were re-
l!eVed Of their soreness and taghtncss,
a,1d my cough stopped entirely l used
three bottles of it and was entirely
cured, ana have felt better ever stree
than | huve for years"
Pc-ru-na cures catarrh OF the had,
o2Earrh OF the throat, catErrh of the
bronchial tubes end catarrh of the
lungs. 1t cures catarrh and the stom-
ach, liver bowels and kit,.eys. PERU
M cures catarrh wherever located The
latest boAk on chrc.itc catarrh by Dr.
fiaftnhim Is being sent free by the Pc
ru-na Drug Manufactu COMPANY
Columbus, Ohio.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

THE MARCI OUTLOOK.-A
tn many attractive features Of TIL
ouiiook's Magazine number for March
may ln2' ment.-med: An elaborately Il
Illustrated a!eGcle En The Backgrou-,
OF WordswoN.h's poetry" by Mr.. H,zrn
llton NJ. Mabic; az al'.!ci-. by James +
Sheihe!d. eX-prE sidu-: hf the New York
HcGTd or Fire Comm! ssioners on thu.
New YORK fireman. wifi illustrations
especially drawn by Mr.. Charles RI
Hill; Thoroughly lcadahic napar h,.
Madame Bhsnc 9TH. t.antZAn) o.,
french Girls h. Dom site Life" n .,or;
story by Mary Tracy Ear;A; ana a u. r.
Htll sketch q the i:'a F:anccs +. N-r.
lard, by Lady Henry Som.rs -. iilns,ra
TED. tS' year. Tho Ouilort COMPANY.
2S' Fourth Avenue. New Ycrk)
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Y. NJ. C. A. ANNIVERSARY.
All Arrangements Have Been Com
plcted for the Occasion


plcted for the Occasion.
The arrangements FIR the fourteenth
anniversary rf the association have
been completed al3a are as follows:
The exercises will be held in tho
Academy of Music and will begin
promptly st o'clock.
y very interesting programme has
be'Cl' prepared and will doubtless be
very much enjoyed by the large audi
ence ;hat VIII be present. Among the
numbers CA the programme there VIII
be a Violin solo by Prof Borics, n
baritone solo by Mr.. j. IrcdcH jenkins,
two anthems by THE Boys Gospel
Army. numbering about two hu:!,ircd,
and the anniversary address by Rev.
William 4. Crafts, OF Washington, d.
c. Subject, THE Strong and the
Fair" The Association Orchestra,
wi;M about sixteen members. und the
EShaS.um Chorus, about cr.a hundred
strong. Wal assist in the singing
The members of the Boys Gospel
Army are requested 70 meet In, the
E'I OF the association at ;iie usual
hoHr. $50, and after forming in line,
VIII march 10 the Academy of Music,
Wh>rc elevated seats Will he reserved
lNF them. The members of the Gym
nasium Chorus will meet IN the gym
,ins.um az go, where II neat little
nadGc VIII be given each member of
tha chorus. They will then march to
the Academy. where seats have been
reserved in the first rows of the
orchestra.
The public is cordially 1:wited to ct
.chd me anniversary. The lower floor
mas been reserved for the members of
the association who have secured re-
served scat tickets, and these scats, Will
DC hcid until ten m:rImtcs to 3 O'Clock
Al; which time the lower floor will be
opened &c, she public.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
PROT. JONES' RECITAL.

: a grand recital will be given at the
Freemasicn Street Baptist church Tues
day evening, March 22d. The music
Will be exceptionally fine on this oc-
cas!on. as Prof. W. II. Jones will be
assisted by Miss Nicely, Miss Lucy
Alice Jones. MIR. w. ID. Crowell and
others. Below is the programme:
Sonata" in. D Minor ......... Merkel
FANTASIA" In c Minor ........ Tours
Caprice" (hy rcuuesO .,.... Guimant
Baritone Solo-Aria from "El:j2h"
Mr.. w. y. Crcwell
Prelude H. Deluge arranged by
GuilmaEO ............ SAINT Saens
Contralto Solo--"Aria"* ..... Bach
Miss Lucy Alice Jo,-,cs.
Scenes in the Egyptian Temple
From aida" .......... Verdi
Soprano Solo-"Iolizab eth's Prayer"
from 'Tannhauser" $500. Wagner
Miss Ethel Nicely.
Tamtasia-"CC:word. Christian Sol
The assisting ch2ir being o,r.cealcd)
THE contralto Aria, originally writ
tenn from the G. string of tn, violin,
arranged for the voice by Mr.. w. II.
Jones, who also arranged the scene
from - ida" for the organ.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
This Is One Way Of Overcoming a Trouble.
some Democratic Plurality.
It WAS A STRICTLY PARTY VOTE
Only tho Righteous Republican Ie1n>
bers of tho Committee Could SEQ
tho Frauds Alleged BIZ DIR. wise
and shnt Only by tho Telescope OF
Great Dcsirc.

The m-mey which DR.. r. A. Wiss, and
his friends Invested H., The confess, for
the seat of Congressman Young Ss.,ms
10 have been well invested, from the
Doctors Yl.,irit of view
Wy the report of tht House Commit
tee ec' Elections. which. of course, will
be adopted, MIR. Young, whc, has already
ni;tA such - fine record at Wash'u;ul 4,
IS to be turned out in the face ,:G 2.499
plurality, end DR.. Wise, with his w.go-
rous minority, IS to b., counted IN.
The COMMITTEES, had I.he power to do it.
ana did ibid MIR. Young. 1t was i,E
unfI"Imous vc';e. Oh, rIo! Strangely
enough, only the Republican members
could see iIhe tremendous frauds alI:ls-
ed by the Doctor. and only thu, Republic
cans wer2' Smitten as one men by n
r'sh"eous desire to correct the s.csne by
deliberately throwing away SOME votes
or freq Amirica,:I citizens
If there was any stcr:t document IN
"nis case 1t has not ben made public.
Here is the press dispatch on the sub
ject:
Washington, D. c., March 12.-Houss
Comm ilt:'a on IClecti:,.s Nj 3, by a
l'-rty vote, to-day decided to report X,
faVor of unseaticIy William A. Young
representing The Second District Of yir-
gina, cad seating in his stead Dr. r. A.
~ 80 ~, Pu'licuI. conteSlaEtL MI.
Young had 2.499 plurar-ity N the fac.-.
81 the returns. Frauds wer:, generally
alleged throughout the distriu.. especial
~ III Norfolk. i is claimed thar mast
oil the election officials were Democrats
ana ina IN many preci:icts tbs, v,t,s
OF the illustrate We're, -. correctly mark
cd by Them. 1t Is also charged the,
colon1li voters wen, prevailed fr-rn
Eotii:g IN many precincts. not by force
nut by Keeping them at the raar of the
..'.E uf''il S'tier 2ae polls closed. The
- turns from % precincts were Thrown
nt Thl Democratic members c,f tb.,
rommttee will sign minority report
~ u2vor of Mr.. Young's title to u, 8
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

SP!NDIE-At the residence. No. 1901
10th. 1S9S. MARY LOUISE, wife of Jno
NJ. Spindle. ana daughter of the late
Thomas and I.omsc NJ TaDb u.;cd ~
years. months. days
The funcnll services at the hous.., THIS
(SunduS) AFTERNOON All s O'Clock
Friends and acquaintanccs are respect
fully invited to attend. 1t
RlClIhRlSON.-M the residence OF her
uncle. MIR. James l.. Rond, c,cnr fuckers
Crossing. Norfolk county, Va, March
18th. 1928, nj G:l5 n. M. MARY ELIZA
BETH RICHARDSON. aged I6 years
Funeral services from the residence
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at 3
o'clock. Friends and acquaintanccs are
invited ~ aT.hrnd
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP"
Society Drama in Four Acts to Be
Giver' fer Bi',;tit e.. the Elks'
Charity Fund

oh tuesday evening, April 18th, 4
Briunson Towards beautiful sociear
drama of Young Mrs. Winthrop" mil
be given at N-Ie Academy of Music nv a
I~rnber of ladies ard geirtltnr,n of MOI
fok and Portsmouth. principally from
th;' latter city, fSr the beneti; of the
Charity Fund Of Norfolk Lodge No as
b. =. o. Elks.
Young Mrs. Winthrop" was the frs.
or the Madison Square Theatre success
es, and its presentation. here will be by
people. who, although anna t'aurs, could
Easigl take rai.H among the successful
professionals of the day
In addition to seeing n fine drama,
wen staged, ara. a good performance.
those WE'D pltrnriza the benefit will
have the knowledge that the lr,oney eX-
ps"ied goes to good cause, for the
cSrity OF the Elks knows ncl creed.
These people dispense thsir charity
WITHOUT cstentation. The following is
the cast of chara ctcrs:
douglas Winthrop, a m2n of business,
...'..... MIR. e. NJ. Isaac
Constance Winthrop. his wife. 80.
...... Miss Linda Young
Ruth Wt-,;hrc,1L Douglas mother.
800. ...... ..M!:s Mary L. Law.less
Mrs. Dick Chetwyn, a lady of society,
................. les Julia Dewey
........ Miss Lena May EdIr,onds
Herbert winthrop, Douglas cousin.
............... Mr.. G. Il. Morrisett
BuXton Sc:tt, n law TER. .......
Mr.. WEI Daughtrey
DIR. Milbanks, family phySica=,..
......... Mr. J. f. Dur bar
John, f1io'man.. Mr. Will Flournoy
JeanEilt:e. a maid.
M ISIS Grace Nottingham
The following wlil kcIdyn Elks cc,1'..
prise The committee having thu benef:
in charge: j. w. Martin. Barry Wall.
G. w Deim. w. L. Baker, Il. Jacobs,
w. b. Rudolph, r. D. N;C::Dls D. Greg
DRY, f.. c. ChiSnell, l.. o. Shipp, j. X.
Cooke, w. II. Sergeant, z. II. Joyres.
y. NJ. Cock2, II. O. Billups, w. r. Hy
sloD b. l.. Christian. a. Moses. \. a
oNsill II. w. Wilk:as, i. T.. Rcsson.
George II. IC1HSs, w. II. Vcnable, w
Il. Langley, secretary, and j. y. Daily,
chairman.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
GRAND OPENING OF SPRING MIL
INERY.

Attention IS call.d to the advertise
ment II Corpmsi:.. th:r we'll known fosh-
!u"ablc milliner of No. 31S Main street.
Ia which the announcement is made that
his grand oJlsning OF spr!:g millinery
will take place ON Tuesday, the ODD in
slant. Mr.. Corpni-n has put fol,h eX-
tiI Etforts to make this operinG excel
all previous efforts IN this li-r,, End
1t will Ia his pleasure II, display ali
the la';%s st designs End Patterns /.
hats and bonncts, and in fac, ara ,.,s-
sortment OF milll-,ary goods generally,
which VIII do the LADIES' god to eNzlnn-
me. Corpman's tas'.e Is known a:rl
appreciated, and tina opening day AZ: his
establishment is awaited with iIJ.l,r.
oSt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
4 Novel Idea.

IF properly ulrried out has its pleasing
effect-more pleasing than the most eX-
passive materials withcn,t it,
From the Quantihyl CT Ready to-W'aar
Suits we h2wc sold we are sure we have
the smart styles. They are all reasona-
bile in prics. 1t is useless to suggest IL
one wants fine SUIT it should be made
to order.
We are expecting our Pattern Hats
daily. tAl&THlDR MORRIS,
Columbia Bupaing
1t Up Elevator.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

February with
bronchitis and
catarrhal fever.
My heah was In
q terrible condi-
uion-oauld neith-
err see i-uor hear
scarcely O n d
my lungs wers
badly affected.
beng so tight
and sore 1 could
hardly breathe.
I ooI,uhc1 oIn,Nct
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

We are anxious 20 do n little good In
this world and can think o! no pleas
AMER or better way 10 do It than bv
recommending One Minute Cough Cure
az preventive of pneumonia, con-
sumption and other serious lung trou-
hles that follow neglected colds. j. NJ
Trotter, Norfolk: r. l.. Walker. Bran
bleton; Trr.tt & Smith. Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
IL Odnka.

Amateurs and others Interested arf.
dnfoinad that Eastma.is Kodaks and
Supplca are to he had at Greenwood
& Bros at strictly established prices.
Eastman has q deSserveli raput ti2n for
best goodS.~in photographic lines and
the Messrs. CROSSWORD e BIO. keep only
the best gr3tles in every department T.,
their lines III Gold and tSilverwarc, &c.
Prices To suit tin popular demand
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
Comlngs and GOlngs Of Norfolk Society
During The Past Week.
VERY FEW AFFAIRS OF INTEREST
Tho Lcntcn Senson Is, as Usual, Al
most Devoid OF Social Affairs
Jhcro Arc, However, Mnny Chnrn,.
Ing Visitors In tho city At Present
Events on rnpis.

The Lente, season Is, as usual, de-
void >of social interest. There have
been few Bicycle runs by moonlight
these glorious nights, rlre usual Coun-
try Club reo:phon last night. which
was largely attended. Aside from
these there rcmu.ns nothing but per-
sC,::als ~ chronicle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
DOING BUSINESS ALREADY

IS. lirsh & son, mems hats, SIDES,
furnishings and trunks. 332 Main, street.
have begun actively 10 sell goods. al
though their whole stock has rat get
been received. The store yesterday pre-
sented very attractive appearance.
c'-h crowds of buyers iII=re there. MI
lIilsh dhh not wish to announces the
opening until the stock was alv in, bur
the buyers came and settled tint, ai-.d
so selling Segan and will continue.
There Is something abc':lt the bira-
ton OF lh"',,s carried, which is very at
tractive TO gantlt'Ilan, and the business
is gle 1rij' going 10 he ot successfully one.
Fvcryo"c who comes in co:.taca with
the IMess:s. 1iicsh Is impressed with
their frank iYlys. They are men of high
dnracter, connected with Norfolk 5
families df the same. iMr. Mike Mad
den 2cld MIR. c. j, Whitehurst are wish
the firm as salesman, and wish their
frietrds to come and see them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast and General Condition. For
To-day.

Washington, March IL, 1898.
IL, F,r Virginia.: Sunday, rain:
4 RAIN sciH.ht rly winds.
H For Norch Carolina: Fair,
except showers in the ir:i:;rrVcr
southerly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
EDITOR POWELL.
Writes an Open Letter to tho
IN Reading Public of Ohio.

The following letter was received by
DR.. Hartmann. from w. II. Powell, Clar.
ington. Ohio. Mr.. Powell Is the editor
and publisher Of the "Iipd epeIldent."
He writes: at WAS taken sick last
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
BAssETr's NEWLY BEAurlTIED


T3asts>;ts Millinery store Is res.lcr.-
dI:nt; ii Is now c::, OF the most healIti-
full stores probably in this country,
There arc siNty-eight rlfgrors IN there,
some Of which were just placed there
last week. when this: store was repa-
pered end rahabil!tated generally. Go
in there row iAt:sh closed eyes. and.
Opening them. yca will Sink you ara
dreaming. and. like Aladdin wandering
In the palace of beau;cL Norfolk should
b. prCGi' of tthat store.
They have begun to prepare for the
oE':GEnE, and the nav sp;i-,g stock Il on
dispily. There Is a special sale OF rich
and beautiful ribbons at 21c a yard, ana
it would be strange If these are not
Strapped up az ONE. They are BEAUTIES,
and would seem chcsl:' at double the
price. Bassctt's Is a very enterprlsing
stora.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
The Strained R"in:Ionx md Probable
War Win spain

|--|- IIt1S IIVNIEIIIS 10 no WIFI Our
PATROL So SHOE,
Which is made for ease and hard SER
vice; has three distinct solid leather
solcs. narrow. medium and broad toes:
In laced and CATERS.
To be had only AZ =
HELLER'S
ONE PRICE SHOE STORE,
81 Bank street. opp. Courthouse.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

Mr.. Letter, of Chicago, may think he
has gathered up all the good wheat
blu. the Smith Mill company still holds
enough to make their celebrated Media
and Silvertine flours. Ask your grocer
for them
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
PORT CALENDAR.

Sun rises AZ 6:1S a. m. and s5ts lst GIL
p. m. High water at 1911 n. m. and 12 :2S
p. M; low water at Al =. m. and 6:42
d. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

DR.. a. Week has returned and NAV
be found any day. at The Gale JeweIry
Company from a. m. to 5 y. m. No.
1l0 Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

The Gale Jewelry Co.'S diamond and
watch clubs 81 4 week. No instalmcrt
ptan. mhS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

Miss Na':nie Ward Is spending some
time at the Chambarlin, Old Point
Comfort.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

Miss May Wheat, who has be3n the
guest of Mrs. Henry II. Little, will
lu2we Monday for Richmond to visit
friends.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
me huD. "Liyest Store in Town."
Spring Top Goats
Make Their Initial Bow.
"Liyest Store in Town"

We're ready with the Spring showing of Top Goats nowand
VIVA. grand stock is "lhe Hubs qualities and 'The ubs
prices viii prove revelation to every who cares about
style and economy. 80 49, "Doue
we've got the LARGEST STOCK-THE BICGEST VAPieTV
AMP taN TIE NE MAST GoMpLETE ASSORTMENT OF sEsn
OF US to show you the best of everything the clothing line
we've certainly ecGpsed all previous efforts Springs grand
showing ne stock so innelSeso perfec-tat every man can
be suited at onewithout the least trouble we want YOU to
come a note the exclusive marks Of tailoring elegance about the gar
merS There's no other cohr Norfolk or Vicinity whose 0ck
can even compare favorably with You'll say the same thing
when you've made comparisons = - ~ 'e
Tomorrow you and inspect the stock Here
are two sample values to give you an idea
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-13

To Cure q Cold I'm One Dny.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL 1t
falls to cure. % cents.
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Mrs. Richard a. Dobic. accom-
panied by Miss Dobic. are expected
fNme from Baltimore tomorrow morn
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ADJUSTMENTS

VAN WYCK'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MATINEE AND NIGHT, THURSDAY.
MARCH 18TH.
The eminent actor Mr.. LOUIS JAMES
Mutincc-JULIAS CAESAR
Night a CAVALIER OF FRANCE
First time here of Mr.. James hast and
greatest success. the niw ii-imanttc drama
Prices. &c, soc, roc. and 81.
mal3-SI, we, th-:El
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