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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
TIL, sTDN1At;E or OATS

Nh. New York Marine J-n1nrwri.,rs
an,, the SieamShlp l'un,miltcu nf ma
Produce Exchange have nract;c,ll,y
settled ,hr ,n1r.I ,nout.d ullestion nr ~,
s-tnNasc of oats. With one exception
ma amendments ofr.rn1 hy ,ha c,.,n,
Shi,, ,'ommitter have found fay,r IN
IN. eyes Of IN, underwriters This ~
,.t.n,ion is ,l,,on thr rule governing IN,
loading or mart cargo oat. in tween
decks az SINGLE. deck steamships.
l'ollnwin. th,. :l,l,-ption OF 1h,. :,mcnd
nyn,s by the Steamship Committee.
Il Ions. conference, with Yh,. underwriters
w.te held As !, result AZ This n,ra1 ING
the following was sent to the New York
Produce Exchange IT is of interest Is
local shippers:
.Hcsolutinn adopted at meeting hell
August 3. 1899:
"1,he Cuinnattec Of Underwriters an
pointed have considered the pret,,sa
amendments presented by the Prsdue.,,
Exchange Committee. as regards the
conveying ot oats. the main feature uf
Which. is the securing ,yf the 'twecn
deck cargo BY means Of wing shifting
boards.
The underwriters have consented
With their surveyors the feasibility Of
the suggested system. and HAYS. ben
advised that While the desired result
may be thereby secured they fear .rou-
bic in he proper securing OF these
shifting boards and in the proper trim
ming or the holds. They are however
assured by the Produce Exchange Com
| mittce, that it believes these fears are
unfounticd, and as the underwriters de-
| sire in every way to cooperate with
their merchants and impos. conditions
! as little oncrous as is cnmI,atiDie ..ith
| Il due regard 10 tn" safety of vessels
and ;hcir crews, they agree TO approve
| III" aforesaid suggestion subject 10 tn.
| practical outcome of the experiment
| ana he demonstration that the vie IS
and opinions of said Produce E.NchanSe
| Committee are warranted"
Following are the amended rules as
| approved by the underwriters:
Eule 50. Full cargo of oats-Stea,n-
ships with double bottom for water
ia mast may carry Il tull cargo OF rats
| III bulk. but II with two or more decks
must nave tight wing and batch feeders
| fr"Nih"d III section 30
liutr 80. Who're part of cargo con-
SistS "i ";;ts-io be amended by adding
IN" following: !hat when quantity
| "! oats carried in pulk between the two
| upper decks exceeds go pc: cent. Of the
capacity of said deck. the excess over
| 90 per cent. may be slowed in bulk in
compartments Tilted With wing shifting
boards extending from hulkheads at
ea.'! END OF me hold TO within four feet
or the matches. ono of such compart-
nrnis shall be the largest tween deck
compartments
IN case OF this rot proving practical
thc iolloWlnG Is suggested:
ltulr Part Of cargo Of oats
Wncre 4 steamship has four OK moro
may Dc loaded in bulk in all Of these
S"mpar.ments. y They arc provided
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11
a. +. G.. I<I.OR. Druggist.


D,. Olyn"nhciin-r received an oya,iO
He said ina, Richmond had not leon
ed ii necessary Ia quarantine. a-ljnI
any SECTION because Richmond was
confident that Inc Marin" Hospital
,erps and The local authorities mac. the
situation Well in iiand ana THAI .he
towns ~! cities down this way III pro
lrttinS Themselves had thoroughly pro-
y, 10 luchm"n'!.
II" Sl'i'SnS"'I lhat m emergencies Of
ms SHFt Az htiGhD"finS sections SHOULD
act IN unison, ana said that hereafter
ih"r' should o." a conference Of the
a"a,1 2! ~. h",'''h h''arti'cnis 2: Tn"
various S"ctl"n h"t"r" any nasty action
was taken.
pi,s. ''"a'lmey ana .'rire spoke
'i',-S '"i'i ~ ~. ii'l" stat"!h"Ht
hha Mr. NJ. T.. t,rnWcll sl'rk" from TN"
.n', ,',a ~ -" SalH 'h,t N"Whoft News
s ,'',,, ~" ~ NIL IN: h'rt!"rh lof
M''''"i q" before TAKING any mai dc-
~ ~. ,
,.hii,, npi,,,,n., I,,'NG.i 'tae me
.'''', li.:'h 'Pl''ih! i committee to draft
- 'a'l'i,s pun Oh !ctloh
80, ,,, ~ '', ,,';'. I" "lScuss.
.,,, -, n''in ,' VS. rut -H'. I'oSle
~, ,,i,,.,, , oi','.' NJ
~ ,,.,,i. "! tne ~
m. l.. (. ii,I, ~, .;.'..'t ~ et'uH;
MI ~, i',, =, -, ' .1;., WI CioMSl'
~ i'I,, '.,,. 80 ~ "'''&ie"t poS'ruS
NJ, ',,,, ~, WHY ~
committee retird
THE COALM1rTE.Ic'S REPORT.
The committee a, the emf of an hour
reported the adoption Of the foliowin.
resolutions:
,h,. e,,e ~
from the reports made 10y the Board Of
Health vi Hampton and tho Marine
Hospital surgeon on duty n the in
fccted district that there has never,
even been ,lurin. the outbrcal of vel
low fever at the National Soldiers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11

me young Queen Of Holland :, said to
p' me most economical of all soveri sns
IN the matter Of dress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11

Continued on Fifth paEe.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11

Di's. e;"a,hmey ana C;;'ice spoke
briefly endorsing Or. Hops; statement
ana Mr.. NJ. Il. trnwcll sl,rk" from TIN"
standpoint of Il business ana CONNER.
Sill .nan. II" said that Newport News
should find out what tn. northern Ior
would d" before taking any final ac-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-11

towns ar! cities down this way III pro
tertinS themselves had thoroughly pro
t-,t-L Richmond.
IT. suggested that in emergencies Of
this sort All NJ Ugh boring sections SHOULD
act in unison, ana said that hereafter
there should b. Il conference Of the
heads ~ the health departments uc the
various section hcf"r. any nasty action
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22
4 FRIENDLY BOUT.
Frcnchy and Jack St. Pore in the Ring
 Ercncbv's Opponent Counted Out.

Frcncry and Jack St. Pore in the Ring.
 Ercnchy's Opponent Counted Out.
 Frcnchy and Jack St. Pore had lit tie glove contest last Monday night in the Douglas Music Hall The number of seconds, wipcrs and bottle-men was cut down, for it Was just little side entertainment that WAS arranged in a few minutes.
 Freuchy wore mocCosiuS and tights of a dark grey color. while St. Pcrc waS attired in light brown. The men were both in good trim and passed the usual medical examination near the 100 mark. Time was called and the two men met in the center of the ring, shook hands and stepped back and commenced peg ging away.
 FIRST ROUND. Frenchy led for Jacks face. Jack dudCcd the blow and landed lightly on I'rcnchy with his left. Frenchy led for Jacks head but fell short and Jack iabbcd at Frcnchy's bread basket, but failed to intiict any in jury. To tho end of the round the men did no harm Co each other.
 SECOND ROUND. The men warmed up and exchanged blows frequently. Frenchy did some fine side stepping in this round and punched his antagonist in such a manner that Jack was on the defensive most of the time. The round closed in Frenchy's favor.
 THIRD ROUND. Fronchy jumped about ten feet in his rush toward Jack, but failed to land Jack gave him a glaucing tip on the head and stepped aside. Then there was some furious fighting, the blows falling heavy and fast. A "tully wizzer" from Frenchy's right landed squarely ou Jacks jaw and he was not in condition to do any good until he was counted out, and Frenchy was declared the winner
 Three or four men picked Frenchy up and carried him to the bar when some good old hot Scotch did for him what Jack was unable to do,
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22

loon and two hotels. There arc some seventy-fve tents there now"
 "Is the country pretty well staked?"
 ''YeS, the claims that are considered good are about all takcn.'
 "Haincs' Mission k Incoming, of coursc?"
 The government k going to movo the post from Dyca to that place. Land has been reserved and barracks are to be Built and completed by tho first of next May. \ new wharf is also being built, besides many business houses and dwellings. II looks as though Hainos' Mission would hay" prosperous time"
 Going back of coursc:"
 "Oh, yes, l expect to start for thnt country this week on the steamer Wol- cott."
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22
Charles Coffee House,

Uncle Charlie has put a new glass front on his coffee house and bakery and made other improvements on the in. tcrior the past week, which has very much improved his place of business. Uncle Charlie k one of the enterprise ing mon of this city.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22
Here Now.

\ few weeks ago mention waN made in the News that the Treadwell store would soon receive fine new stock of Dry Goods. including Ladies Dress Goods of the latest pattern. Theso goods have arrived and are now on sale at the mammoth store.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22

WQlcn or the two, Iue DOuSldSIIC VI CAS Juncauite, will get the Seattle girl.
 That Blumenthal wears "con- densed" smile since the swell party ill Juneau
 That Douglas City will soon have a way up wedding, the news of which is being kept very exclusive.
 That Attorney Blackett is an expert on apologies.
 That Judge Delaney wears d more peaceful look since he became sub scriber to the News.
 That the Boston colonel has resumed his usual composure and is himself again.
 That Judge Maloney stirred "them" up in great shape and enjoyed the fun.
 That Mr. Fred Nowol enjoys joke as much as anybody.
 That Kaufman appreciates the value of the News as an advertising medium and will soon enlarge his ad.
 That some people are always being misunderstood and misiudged.
 That everybody, as usual, will read the News this week.
 That the Hosting ColonCls" really rcsOluted.
 That the Baroness did not sing, to the great discontinue of the Juneau press.
 That the tendency of many young men is to expose that part of the auato- my which those possessed of age, wis dom and discretion seek to conceal.
 That fortunately for the News man there is a word Eff, for otherwise he would have been wiped off of the face of the earth.
 That W. w. Hart's pen work on the invitations to the Captains banquet was artistic.
 That Douglas City jeweIry looks we'll in Juneau.
 That Hal Hoffman is good sleeper, no matter where he is.
 That editor UImer had to have his stomach rubbed with beach pebbles after his dinner on the Wolcott Sun day night.
 That Ed. CaseboIt makes hit every time he tells story.
 That Walker left the boat singing, "Wen not go home till morning."
 That it cost KIaepoe the popular druggist good cigar for jumping on to the News man.
 That one of the Juneau ministers at tended the Bachelors ball.
 If you have a tired languid, feeling, read the News.
 Swiss and Limberger cheese at East berg & Johnsons'. Just received.
 More Furniture just received by Fox and prices will suit you.
 A social gathering will occur at the residence of G. A. Young, in Juneau, tonight. Cards will be the principal amusement of the evening.
 Where did you get that cold? Why don't you cure it? Laxative BromO Quinine will do it in twenty. four hours. For sale at the Douglas City Pharmacy.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22
Bottled Beer.

Don't drink stale beer when you can order it in bottles of Matlock & Fisher, delivered to you in either pints or qua"ts.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22

 last Saturday.
 The old Pioneer Fruit Stand Is i'll the same place yet.
 Miss Anna Museth was visiting Mrs. Matt LaughIin last week at Juneau. Should you need Eyc,Glasscs or Specs Joe Schell has a new line.
 Manly Danforth and Dr. Harrison went to Juneau Saturday.
 Hoods Cook Book and Calendar free of charge at the Occidental Pharmacy, Juneau.
 Mrs. Guptil, the charming wife of the engineer on the Lone Fisherman, made a trip to Treadwell Thursday.
 By patroniziug the Occidental Phar- macy, Juneau, you are sure to get the right stuff at the right prices. Always open day and night.
 Jack Mcdonald and his family will soon start for the Atlin. Jack has some recorded claims there and we hope he will return a millionaire.
 Having extra help, l am prepared to do all kinds of watch and jewelry re- pairing on short notice. All work war ranted.
 Jos. Schell, Jeweler Rev. Larsen has leased the building formerly known as the Peniel Mission and hereafter all Methodist services will be held there.
 Bnhrends has POO pairs of Ladies and chiIdren's hose that he is closing out at half price. These goods are broken lots and we must have room for our new stock which will arrive in a few days.
 Mr. Caro- the rustling cigar and to- bacco man has been down from Skag- uay the past week.
 Rev. J. H. Condit, who was represen- ted as an attendant at the bachelors ball denies the impeachment.
 One of the regular attendants at the parties given in this city refused to at tend the ball given by the social club of Douglas Island because a mixed crowd would be in attendance Poor thing.
 If you want fine 17-ieweled Elgin or Waltham watch, call on
 JOE SCHELL,
 Business is good at Bach's and the people appreciate buying at less than the first cost of goods. The stock is first-class in every respect and must be sold. Come and see our goods and get prices.
 Fresh brand of the Gilt Edge Canned Fruit at Charley's Coffee House.
 MT. L. G. Bach, brother of Frank, was in the city Monday. He is living in Juneau this winter, but will return to Seward City about the first of March, where he is engaged i'll the merchandise business. George, as he is commonly called, is one of the substantial busi- ness men i'll Alaska, and if reports are true he is as good man as his brother Frank. and that is certainly speaking we'll of him.
 Earl Munger of Treadwell took a day off last Thursday and went to the city across the pond.
 Charley has the finest apples ever brought to Alaska.
 MT. Week of Treadweu was in the city Friday and made the News a call. 1 Postmaster Nelson has the best con- ducted office in all Alaska. You never hear any complaints against that office.
 Johnson & Cottrell of the Standard were at Juneau last Thursday.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22
The Douglas Island News.
JUNEAU FERRY & NAVIGATION co.
THE LOCAL FIELD.

Items of Interest Dished Up in Brief for the Ben
 eflt of Our Readers.
 Fresh Oysters at Charley's Coffee House.
 Grandma Anderson went to Juneau last Thursday.
 Genuine imported Anchovys at Eastberg & Johnson's.
 Steamer Laurado, White captain. ar rived Monday night.
 Thanks to Col. Allen Maltby for fla vors extended to the News this week. Discard some of your homemade furniture and buy some that is nice and new of Fox.
 Even the usually grave and dignifed Judge Delaney enjoyed the News of last week.
 Get your prescriptions and family Recipes put up at the Occidental Phar- macy. Juneau.
 Invitations are out for a card party to be given by MT. and Mrs. Moore. next Friday evening, at their residence at Juneau.
 Watches and jewelry promptly re- paired. having an experienced work man in connection with myself.
 Jos. Schell. the Jeweler. The Lucy. Martin captain, took the run of the Lone Fisherman last Thurs day for a few trips. She whoOped through the water like a scared salmon. The Lucy is a pretty little boat and is kept scrupulOusIy clean.
 Yes. you have quite a bad cold. It may develop consumption. Syrup of White Pine is an excellent remedy for all throat and chest troubles. For sale day and night at the Douglas City Pharmacy.
 Next Sunday Mir. Raymond c. Rob- bins. talented young lawyer of Ju- neau. will speak in the Congregational church at 7:45 D. m., in the absence of Rev. Mir. Wirt who has gone to Skaguay for few days. We bespeak for him a full house for an intellectual treat is i'll store for all who hear him.
 The centre of trade has shifted from all points to Frank Bach's at Douglas City. The people know when they get bargains and they know that in the closing out sale they are getting them. Three parties outftted there this week and one was of the value of Sl50.
 Winter & Pond have thoroughly rem ovated the photograph gallery on the water front. Owing to the cold weath- CT they have teen unable to finish the necessary painting etc. and consequent ly announce March 1st as the opening day instead of Feb. 22nd as previously advertised.
 Pat Milan called Friday and got some extra copies of the News to send to eastern friends. The report of two social events in our last issue will cause eastern people to think that our swell society is exclusive, but "way up as well.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22
Keep Your Eye on Him.

It won't be long until peopl" will say, "Fox keeps everything" His last grand dash was to get in a stock of Sewing Machines. Go and Src them.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22
SAID ON THE QUIET.

That people are anxious to know which of the two, the Douglasite or the will get the Seattle girl.
Douglas Island news., 1899-02-22

Items of Interest Dished Up in Brief for the Ben
 eflt of Our Readers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-17
TO VISIT PANAMA.
Congressman Doyencr Declines to Ac-
company the Rivers and Harbors,
Owing to Pressing Legal Business.

Congressman Dovencr Declines to Ac-
company the Rivers and Harbors,
Owing to Pressing Legal Business.
Congressman B. B. Dovener yester.
day received notification that the
members OF the rivers and harbors
committee Of the house Of representa-
tlves have received invitations from the
Panama Canal Company to make q
trip to the 1sthmus to inspect both the
proposed routes for the inter-oceanc
canal. witness the work which has al
ready been done, and obtain an lntelli-
gent understanding with a view to ia
mliari2ing themselves with the N!cara-
qua canal project. The purpose Is that
the reelected members, who will, in
all probability, continue on the commit
tee. may be in touch with the subject
when the special commission to be ap-
pointed by the President, as author
lied by Congress. makes its report.
The letter received by Captain Dove
ner urged him to join the party, and
outlined 4 programme for the expedi-
tion which Is decidedly attractive. In
speaking Of the matter last night to an
lntelllSencer reporter, Captain Dovener
stated that he did not think 1t would
be possible to accept the invitation, us
he had considerable business to attend
to In connection with his legal practice,
which would require him to remain In
Wheeling, though he confessed that he
would like to avail himself OF the op-
portunity offered. He sent his thanks
to the company and expressed his re-
grets that he would be deprived of the
pleasure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-17
SUBCOMMITTEE
Has Been Appointed to Wait on
the Bridge Companies to
OBTAIN FREE FOOT PASSAGE
Terms from Them = AS Soon rs This
is Done, an Ordinance Putting the
Free Foot Passage Matter Before
tho People ut Special Election
VIII be Presented to Council for
Acknowledging Creek Bridge.

Last night q meeting OF the special
council committee on free bridges was
held at the Office OF the city clerk. for
the purpose Of taking up the subject of
free foot passage for all citizens using
the bridges OF the Wheeling and Wheel
Ing & Belmont Bridge companies be-
tween the clty-side and the Island. The
meeting was not one of long duration
hut was resultful. which counts for
more than any possible expenditure OF
wind.
The members OF the committee pres
ent We're Mayor Sweeney. President J..
A. Maxwell. Of the second branch, Coun-
cllmen c. c. Schmidt, W. ]. McKelvey,
Heaiy and Fair, and Messrs. N. c..
Hamilton and c. Ed schenerleIn. The
committee organized by elcctIng Coun-
Gilman Healy chairman.
The committee first discussed the
matter Of free toll for people using the
old wooden bridge across Wheeling
creek near the Whitaker mill. There
was IN Informal discussion regarding
this matter. and 1t was said the Rowe
heirs have not been collecting toll re-
Gently, on account Of an alley being
closed which cuts off access to the
bridge. The board of public works was
requested to have Alley F opened from
Nineteenth street to the creek. Later
the matter Of acquiring this bridge viii
be taken up.
The committee then took UP the Nc
keivey-B Baird resolution, regarding free
foot passage on the two bridges from
the city to the Island.
Mr.. Maxwell said the first thing to do
Is to see the two bridge companies and
get their terms. This should be fol-
lowed by the preparation OF an ordl-
nance calling for special election, CIV
Ing the people the opportunity to decide
whether or not free foot passage shall
be had.
Mr.. Maxwell moved that q sub-com-
mittee of three wait on the Wheeling
and Wheeling 6 Belmont bridge COM
panies to learn their terms for opening
the two bridges to free foot passage.
Councilman Healy appointed as the
subcommittee Messrs. Maxwell, Swee-
ney and McKelvey.
The committeeman discussed the mat
ter Of the bridges ultimately being &C.
quired by the city or county. and the
unanimous opinion Of the committee
was that the county should be induced
to buy the bridges at some time in the
future. Mr.. n. C. Hamilton, the origi-
nator of this idea, was ably seconded
along this line by Mr.. Maxwell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-17

ATTEND the Storage Sale of House,
hold Goods to-day.
WHITE. HhNDLEY & FOSTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-17
BRIEF MENTIONINGS.
Events In and About the City Given In
n Nutshcll

Events In and About the City Given In
n Nutshell.
This Is st. Patrlcks day.
Grand to-night-Charles Mortimer's
company.
Yesterday, In the criminal court, in
the case OF state Va. Pryor. the Jury
brought in n verdict of not guilty.
Chief Ctcmans' men last night raided
Henry Barnes poker joint at 1919 Mar
ket street, arrestlng the proprietor and
three men.
Rev. TT. Danncr, rector OF st. Johns
I. Il. church. Pittsburgh, will preach in
st. Lukc's church this evening, Sub
ject, THE Church's Discipline"
In the circuit court yesterday, In the
case of Francis Hungarian VIZ. the city
OF Wheeling, the attorney for the city
iiled three bills Of exception, which were
made part OF the record.
John Smith. the green goods man and
seeker after coin by false pretenses, was
held for the grand Jury by Squire Hab-
eriield yesterday. Bond wns fixed at
$1,000. which John couldn't furnish.
North Main street residents, especial
~ those on the west side, between
Seventh and Ninth. are up In arms
against the mayors proposition to To-
cate the workhousc ut the old pumping
station.
The entertainment ut the Third Pres
Dyterlnn church was great success.
The director was Miss Matte V. Shields,
who also took the principal character In
the play. All the performers were well
UP In their parts.
Yesterday. In the circuit court, In the
case OF a. l.. Weidmnn's Administrative
VS.. Charles G. Hoffman ct nj. the dcfen-
dlnt. Herman Hess and others filed al,
ainlavlt, and Charles Lemon md Louis
monmnn were mndc parties defendant.
The case was then argued ind taken
under Adjustment by Judge Hcrvcy.
The Ladies' Camp Meeting AssocIn-
ton VIII give supper tonight ut |. 0.
y. II, hall. between tho hours OF & and 3
o'clock. after which an entertainment
VIII be given under the auspices OF the
ladies'. improvements OF an extensive
character nro now In progress at tho
camp grounds. The ladies' deserve a
liberal patronage Tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-17
0l,e J,feuiger,frr
once: e5 and 81 Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

Greenwood Cemetery Election.
Royal" Shoes-Nay Brothers-Eishth
Page.
Observation-Disclosures Page.
For Rent-James J.. Hawley.
To New Orleans.
For Sale--Theo. W. Fink 6: Co.
Canaries-Henry Helmbright.
Clydesdale Ointment.
For Sale-Howard Hazlett.
japanese Tar Toilet Paper-Albert Stolze
G. Co.
Carpet Beaters-G. Mendel 6 Co.-sec.
ond Page.
To-day Economy Day-Stone 6 Thomas
Eighth Page.
CSC. for Painters White Overalls-Mc.
Fadden's-Scconl Page.
"A Cool Million"--Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.
Eighth Page. EA'
Knowledge Concentratcd-Frank Stan.
ton-Second Page.
Cash Paid-I.eonard Barrett.
Hygeia Dairy-Simpson & Snedeker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-17
c. HESS 6 SONS SPRING OPENING.

Wo have now GU exhibit ono of tho
largest md hest selected stocks of iine
tailoring ut popular prices In tho city,
We have added to our cutting depart
J. Ed. Dorner. ono of tho most fhshion-
able cutters cnst.
The artistic cut, stylish nppcnrnpcs
and cxcellency in mnke-np OF our gar
ments Will speak for themselves.
Always the newest In fine Furnish
lnBS. &. HESS Il SONS,
Fnshionnbl TailorS and Elmo Furnish
crs, 1891 and 1898 Market Street.