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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
S ]. 5
Pants Bargain No.
ONE NINETY-EIGHT

Another special value in the Pants
stock "A notch higher In price, bu, the
grade of quality N materials FAR in
excess of the small difference charged
One NinetyEight this week takes
the pick and choice OF an endless va
riety of Mems Pants--The east win
dow shows some OF the sanples-Th!s
line consists OF checks. stripes and
mixtures in cass mcrcs and chcviots-
including plain blacks and blucs-and
among the assortment II biz variety
OF worstcd effects In choice patterns
warranted for satisfactory service
in every way-Thcrc Is not Il pair In
the entire range that ISN'T worth at
the lowest calculation from twenty
five to thlrty-three per cent. more than
we are now charging for them, whilst
some OF them are actually worth half
more than the special bargain price
now quotcG-'rhe surplus PANS stock.
like all other departments in the big
store -i----te,ttt Il cd
in good pants for men at One Ninety
Eight-The tine for the best selection
is now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
IN ONO snnrics srontcn.

The Merritt WrccAing Company sue
ceeded yesterday in raising ana float
ing the New York. Philadelphia and
Norfolk railroad steamer Cape Charles,
which was burned and sunk at Port
Norfolk i've weeks ago, . day or two
after She had been accepted from the
builders The contract Ia raise he YES
sci Was awarded December pa, since
when the Merritt people have worked
steadily at the wreck. After several in
enectual attempts the task was accom-
plished yesterday. y survey VIII be held
on The wrcck as soon rs possible and
a decision arrived al in the matter OF
repairs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
S = Q 80
Pants Bargain No.
TWO THIRTY-NINE

Two Thirty-Nine for higher grade
Mems Pants-This limo consists OF
many novelty designs that arc extra
ordinary patterns to offset mostly any
kind of dark coat and vest-lf your
suit needs touching up with new
pair OF trousers to stem you over for
the remainder of the season--this Two
ThlrtyN!ne special stands before you
as II big money saving chance-Plcnty
OF good desirable styles taken from tho
suit stock left over from combination
sales-The pants materials in many
cases would cost moro than We are
charging. 10 sly nothing about their
being cut--madc-and trimmed in first
class manner-the ntting-too-wil
surprise and please you'll pays TO in
ves;igate the big bargain values IN
Mons Pants AZ TWO Thlrty-Ninc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
q 9 &, = s :
&N@W a lyNSzzzzysszlyIszsswzS1
Great Big Bargains
Mems Suits
Five Eighty Three.

Drag Is one th:nr-solid facts another
v,,,, l., -,
' "e'u'''ieS anu puHcohip aaVer-
easements may work wonders at some
placcs-Grcat Zig Hundred Cents
worth of real rood value croydod into
VIC WIN ''e' e---''e'cc 'pe
crowded aisies-the busy st!r-the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
FOUR BIG
$ s
Pants Bargain No.
one FORTY-SEVEN

The Pants man puts In his claim for
special attent!on-Thc price sashcr
hit the pants stock from end TO end
single sizes-remnant -odds-cnds
regulars and every other kind OF
trousers have had the cut rates APP
plicd-onc For:y-sevcn takes the p.ck
and choice Of sizes of a raft OF dura-
BILE Mems Pants-Strong materials
properly tailored--correct fitting, and
in every way good honest serviccablo
ns-EXtraordnary goods for
tho man of toll for work-a-day pur-
poses, whilst many OF them are neat.
slightly patterns, suitable for evening
wear-Onc Forty-Seven makes big
capture to the man that IS interested
III true cconomy-Thc pants are good
for the money. being far better in
quality than the ordinary run of pants
usually quoted within this range Of
price
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
s. s. = 8 81
Pants Bargain No. 4
TWO EIGHTY-SEVEN

There will be nothing left of tho
winter stock OF Mems Pants. judging
from the way they're going out-take
the Two Eighty-Scven line OF Mems
Pants. for instancc-rcgular tallors
charge SIX and seven dollars for pants
made from no better cloth and trim
mings and the chances are in most
times they wouldn't fit even as we'll
Hero is n well organized tailor shop
in the floor above this department
that takes your order for any altera-
ton that may DE necessary. FREQ of
any extra charse-and guarantees tho
fit correct with the same degree OF
accuracy as If the full value were
charged for the Eoods-bear In mind
Two Eghty-Scvcn covers the price OF
excellent pants for men-warrantcd in
every way-nt included.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
$ $ . q . s.. 6 3
Mems Fine
Suits and 0verCoats,
Nine Sixty-Nine.
&ErIyiIi.Sldi2iES3

There was time when to get a ut
in Il ready TO wear garment that tho
man had to fit the clothcs-Not so now
not here-thcse clothes are built to
fit tho man any alterations or
changes are made free in this grade OF
suits and Overcoats-Just the Same
as the original full price were paid for
the goods when the complement OF
sizes were in tho best shape-Nino
SiXty-Nine actually takes the place Of
fifteen dollars In n great many in
stances. The cul.ing in this line con-
elst OF excellent qualltics-Suits and
CvcrcoatS that no man would hesitate
to wear-this sale must be over with
quicl-the work in hand must be done
room must be had-thc result of all
this means big money saving induce
ment!5 for cash-Bctter Suits and Over
coats for less money than cver-The
sizes have been strengthcned-Tho
scale is complctc-consists of many
new patterns taken from the cream
OF the stock--a ten dollar bill gets
you good suit or cvcrcoat and thirty
one cents change-and aside from this
the self same thlrty-onc cents will
nearly double itself IN other depart
men;s throughout the store. where
undey-cut prices reign supreme to
convert heavy weight materials into
cash before the close of the season
but the Nine SiXty-Nne range of
Mems Suits and Overcoats outdoes
by far and goods we have ever of
fcrcd for the price In tbs or-nny
ether sale at any other timc-Plck
and cho'ce Of any suit Or overcoat in
the specified lot-Ninc SiXty-Nine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
Mems Choice Suits
and 0verCoats,
Seven Thirty Seven

There's no need for any man to
waste his money-matters not how
much he'sc gothic money saving
policy is far better-This great Stock
for reckless extravagancc- hundreds
of men are actually surprised at their
own eyes--thcy can't realize that such
sterling values can be produced at
such astonish:ngly low pr;ccs-the fact
OF the matter is they can't-thcso
special sales are inauSurated to pre-
vent loss-ctt down surplus-bar out
accumuat.on-conver remnants and
odds and ends into cash-realizc on
seasonable goods in q seasonable sea-
son--here is n clear case OF must-a
double purpcse-a series of interior
improveme that demand room-a
business cXpedicnt that means money
The goods arc going TO be sold-no
nonsensc-no decoys-no pretexts-an
an out and out fair and square open
and above board series of genuine re-
auctions on frst-class well made per
feet fitting Mems Suits and Over
-Cuirts-Seven Thirty-Seyen is the price
the suits and ovcrcoats are here sep
arately laid off IN solid stocks-all one
uniform price in this lot-Seven Thir-
Observation-Disclosures of we'll pleased
mon have proited by this transaction
why not you? Take your cho.cc-
Seven Thirty-S even-Suits and over
coats-each Seven Thirty-Seven.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
Rafting Good
Mems Suits
Eight Eighty-E

Three clghts jumbled together never
had more purchasing power than that
which the great Stock Relief Sale has
made possible this week for Eight
Eighty Eight-There will not DO q
dollars worth of heavy weight Mems
Suits left over at the close OF the sea-
son that IS possible TO convert into
cash-Thc instructions from manufac-
turing headquarters are impcra tive
Sell tho goods-wced out the single
sizes and broken sets-matters not
what loss-sell-Thesc words place
power where the people can be bene-
fittcd-they bring superior quality OF
wearing apparel within the range of
cost OF inferior sorts - Eight
Eighty-Eig Mems Suits are not tho
Job lot kind caught up at an auction
sale-not made UP as hand-mc-down
nor cut with n circular saw, nor stuck
together with 4 glue pot.
Eight Eighty Eight Suits-here- are
made in the Burk Tailor shops-madc
with every possible good improvement
that any nrst-class tailor-made suit
contains warranted thoroughly
shrunk-and otherwise built for SER
vice and shapel!ness from materials
that will wear we'll and retain their
color,nEs and freshness to the fullest
extent OF satisfactory scrvice-ir in
tcrcsted in Eight Eighty-Eight Spc-
cials-The timo is now.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
ti-liimg Cinh Mrrling.

At a meeting Of the Little BAY Fish
ing Club, the following members We're
elected officers for the ensuing season:
James Carmichael president; Charies
:. Malone. vice president; Captain
Charles n Cahler treasurer: Albert +
Watson, secretary. The club house IS
located on Seventh street, Wil!oughby
Spt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

nelius johnson, Onice-sceker," The
>Treki Eollke OF cape Colony" "rhs
Haven OF Dead Ships" aud "ilow an
Empire was Built" Price. 10 cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
HELP WANTED-MALE.


" ANTED-SALESMEN AND COL
w lectorS 70 work in the CITY and
country Apply to the SINGER MANU-
FACTURING CO. 2S9 and z9l Church ST.,
Norfolk Va. or 407 Court street. Ports
mouth. juS-2taw tf
w n II -. - BY RESPONSIBLE
w firm, local representative of ability
GSIory and commission. No books. in
Iralr-o or installment business. No
Aft to deliver. Reference required
-.I1fiio PURCHASERS UNION, Nnickcr-
booker building. Philadelphia, Pa.
ia 2SS2S
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
FOUND,
ROARDERS.


III WO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
y nice room and board at 127 Brewer
street ja2i-3t
% LlSASANT FURNISHED ROOM.
Il with or without board, at PAL Church
street. opposite ST. Paurs Church.
jal4-lm'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IT AIDES, YOUR HAIR IS IMPOR-
IL TANI! Your cut hair or combines
made into beautiful Braids. Bangs, Pom
padour Puffs, Neck Curs or Front Pieces
IN the most artistic manner. Combines
bought. MAllI GATES Hair Dressing.
Mancuring and Shampooing Parlors 35S
Main street. over Decent store, Norfolk
Va. iaoI-1w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
FOR SALE,

1T PRIGIlT PIANO. $3.50: USED -FOUR
" months.-An elegantly carved, sweet
toned. upright Piano. rosewood casc7is
octavos. three pedals. all latest improve
ments. case lightly damaged in moving:
Will sell for SiJ0 Big bargain: call M
once. Cl!AS NJ. STElFF. Monticello
Hotel. CRANKY street ja2i-3t
IL OR 5 LIZ, = DINING SALOON
a well established N splendid location
and doing good business. cheap. II. T..
c.. Nirginiau-Pllot. ja22-tf
DTANO.-FINE. FULL SIZE SPIES
4 Cabinet Grand Upright Plano in
quartered oak case, only slightly used:
WAS $3.50. now Sia,. Cali at once. AAlf5
S BURIi. lG9 Main street ja22-St
G.IoS HU $ \ FINE CHASE
10 Oh Bros Cabinet, Grand lip-
right Piano in Ebony Case: beautiful
tune and action and in splendid condi-
ton. AMI;S Il BuRK. 1G9 Main street.
ia22-3t
C.JnfN TAKES a FINE NEW CON
~ ( O$J cert Grand Upright, Royal
Piano. slightly damaged III shipping. II
Is II beauty. Be sure and see this I'M
strument. AMES 6, BURk. 100 Main
street. ia22-Sl
I'll OR SALE AT a BARGAIN = a
~ nice residence at Port Norfolk Va.
with all improvements. Address 20 -
this office. ja20-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

Try NDElRCiRADU ATE; DOCTO
~ Dentists Pharmacists, Lawyers
practicins: soon graduated home. BcN
1856 Chicago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

NJ EW CORNED AIULLErS, PACKED
IN in Norfolk and guaranteed cheap for
cash. White fat Mackerel Goldfish, y. G.
Roe Herring, Smoked English Bloaters.
JOHN 5. HUTCHINSON, % and y Roam
oke Dock. ia22-su tuwd
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
FOR RENT.

~ OR I1l0NT-pWO ROOMS EITHER
IL furnished or unrurnished, with privi-
ledge OF bath and parlor. Address NJ. i.
N, caro- Nirginian-Pilot. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

II EAVY WIRE FENCES AIADIS AM
Il l. erected by j. j.. MORTALITY prnc1
teal Wire Worker. % Williams street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

Il OR RENT. THE THREE STORY
\ brick building, corner Water and
Fayette streets. formerly occupied by c.
w. Grandy ~ Sons. Possession given at
once: Apply ut office of BYRD. BALD
WIN & co. jy9-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

AIDES NEEDING TREATMENT
~ Tor irregularities, Lcucorrh5e.a or
any other Ovarian Troubles consult DIR
JACKSON; ll2 w. Mulberry street. Bai-
llinore, MD. Private sanitar!um; trained
nurses.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

y E1tCTI GROVE DAIRY J1IjR-
- nishcs milk guaranteed 20 per cent
cream. Notify wagon to deliver to you
daily. or drop q postal TO H. w. Smell
1Il4NH. proprietor. ja2O-lm.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

T OR RENT.-TIIE THREE STORY
IL Brick Store No. eco Crawford street.
corner of King, Portsmouth. formerly oc-
cupied by w. l.. New & Co. Possession
given at once. Apply to JOSEPH GRlCE.
bis Middle street. jal-if
IL OR RENT-STORES. 200. 2oi, zoe
a Church street. ut present occupied
by s. Bachrach Sc Bro. ID. l.. Levy and
Mrs. j. ). -. Anderson: possession Janu-
nry LIST 1899. Apply to J. B. BANTER,
No 2u Church street. oclS-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

NY ANTED. = A LIGHT SET OF
w books to keep. or would accept Il
position as assistant bookkcepcr. Ad-
dress y. \. d., care Virglnian-Pilot.
jaA-iwe
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25
WANTED.

VIZ AN,rED TO RENT FOUR UNI
w furnished Rooms for light house
Keeping: west OF Bank street: gentleman,
wife and maid. Address, ''ROOMS," Il. ..
box 262, city II
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

MY GUILD LIKE TO HEAR FROM
w any party who served on the u S.
ship Portsmouth in the year of 1854 or
,S5: Leave address u. s., at Virginan-
PEot office. ja22-lws
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

VIZ ANDED. = a CLERICAL POSI-
w ton in any honorable business. by
n young man of % years: willing to work
for fair wages; good references: prefers
active work. Address Il. b., care Virgin
1an-PiiOt. ja2i-lwa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

z ADIEsi Chichesier's English FcnnyroyaI Pills
% .ss So o s,.ad ia are the Best Esi,S
f a. Chichester teri. ch y MResrS Mall, a. 'Es
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

Mr.. IL. l.. Jacobs, OF Suffolk. visited
our city yesterday on business.
Mr.. John S. Cowlng and wife. of
Smithficld. spent yesterday in Nor
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-25

ID ABLE MA TO HANDl. i.
HI agents for Telephone Tablets and
stamp. VlCIOllY MIRO. Co, Cleveland
Ohio. del ID, rs, jail, 20, fe1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

TO adopt, a joint resolution for an amend
ment to the constitution changing the day
Of inauguration from March TO May 4,
with a corresponding adjustment OF the
presidential and congressional terms and
sessions. The propriely, convenience and
advantage Of this arrangement are so OBJ
vious that It seems quite incredible that
We should have stumbled and Numbered
through more than a century with the
peril OF life, the loss of time, and the gen
eraI awkwardness and confusion resulting
from the selection Of the worst part Of
the most suI.en and execrable month for
our most impressive political function and
the ending and beginning of our political
years.
But as the human mind delights in an
niversaries, It seems strange that while
they were a0ut it, instead of May 4,
which has no associations. the committee
did not select April 3d. the day on which
Washington was inaugurated and the gov
eminent set in motion.
when enough states had ratified the
constitution 10 make it certain that the
machinery would start, the congress Of
the Confederation designated New York as
for the organization Of the new govern
ment. Travel was so difficult and indiffer-
ence so great that a quorum of congress
10 count the votes for president and vice
president was not obtained till April 6,
and it was not till the Goth of that month
that Washington kissed the Bible and took
the oath of Office. IN 1893 they went back
to the original date, March !, which has
been retained to the present time.
so long as the ceremonies were con-
Quoted under cover, il was we'll enough,
but with the commencement of the out
door performance trouble began. The first
fatal catastrophe occurred at the in
auguration Of Harrison in 1S41, veteran
Of 60, who delivered his address and rode
up the avenue. bareheaded, in a heavy
snowstorm, and died from the exposure in
thirty days.
Grant delivered his second inaugural
March 4, 1873, on the portico of the rotun-
da, in a northern gale, that froze the
breath as It foated from his lips 1t was
a Klondike day. The sufferings Of the
spectators were excruciating The West
Point cadets, in their light uniforms, near
~ persisted. a huge temporary board
structure was built in Judiciary square for
the evening festivities, with no arrange
ments for heating, and the ball degenerat-
ed into a struggle for life.
''Humor originally meant moisture, and
in this sense Benjamin Harrison's inaugu-
ration was humorous in the extreme. He
read his speech under dripping umbrella,
with his hat and overcat on, and the collar
had been drenched for hours.
of course. there IS no assurance that
the weather would be fair April 80 or May
4, but the chances are equal and the dis |
comforts would be less"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
"a - TO ia.
Bears thu q The Kind You Have AlssE bOggti
Signature o1 &1NAzzz<lI
LATk NEWS BY WIFE.

London. March 9O.-Mr W. II. Mulais.
the artist, IS dead.
New Yorg. March "a special from
Lima says: Floods In Peru have destroy
ed many houses and considerable parts Of
the railway at Tombomora-
New York. March 20.-showalter won
the last game Of the series against
Janowski AT tho Manhattan chess club to-
day. The KentUckian won four games
straight. and the series. Jan9Wak secured
only two games.
Washington. March 2o--The navy de-
partment today awarded 70 The firm 81
Campbell q Pettls. Of san Franci-co TT
their bid. IS so. the contract far erecting
buildings for the naval training s-a on
on Ycrba Buena. San Francisc7 haroor-
Louisville. KY. March 3l-Warren
Green, consul % Yokohama under C.eVe-
lands first administration. ana son ~ the
late President Green ~ the Western
Union Telegraph company. died today at
the Norton iu8rmaTy !l t1s cry. Z
pneumonia
san Francisco. March c0-F1rtv per
cent reinsurance Is quoted 7n 'ha British
Dominion from Honolulu for Victoria. Tha
Dominion is our nearly Two months on e
voyage that should NOT take uu more tra1
four weeks 81 tho most Tne vessel vrs
In ballast and - Is feared rrst rs. vas
irsusfcien.ly weighted down. The sup
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
NOSES bRE COUNTED
Showing the Cuban Army to
be 1929 Strong
BELOW COMMISSION RANK
Against the Total of $4,000
Claimed by the Assembly
BELOW COMMISSION RANK

Havana, March 21.-The Cuban army has
u, 219 men, all told. This number includes
corporals and sergeants, but excludes
commissioned officers. The figures are the
result of the official inquiry instituted IN
der the direction of thed apartment COM
manders for the use Of the military ad-
rninistration. The reports Of the governors
of the provinces are as follows: Santiago,
none; Puerto Principe. 300; Santa Clara.
4. 769; Matanzas, 2,200; Havana province,
:, $50, which includes $40 in the city of Ha-
vana, and Pinar del Rio, $500. General
Gomez Originally reported that there were
~, 600 privates and on-commissioned Of
ficers. General Roloff, inspector general
of the Cuban army, was to have present.
ed an accurate muster roll to Governor
General Brooke, but he has not done so.
As a creature of the Cuban military as
sembly, he has joined with it against
General Gomez. His muster rolls, in
whatever form they may be, have been
given to Senior Raffel Portuendo, presi-
dent of the executive committee of the
assembly, but the governor general has
assurances that they will soon be turned
over to him.
Brigadier General Ernest will repre-
sent the military administration in dis
tributing the $3,OOO.OO 1t has not yet been
decided whether the whole amount is to
be distributed pro-rata, or 800 given to
each man and the balance retained by the
United States government. The statement
that there are no Cuban soldiers in the
province of Santiago has caused consider
able surprise here, as It was supposed that
there were many Cubans still in arms
there. Nevertheless. this is the report Of
Major General Wood, the military COVER
nor.
In today's session of the Cuban assem-
bly, a motion was made in favor of dis
banding the Cuban army and dissolving
the assembly, with permission TO the Gu
ban soldiers to accept gifts of money from
the United States if they so desired After
considerable argument, the gist Of which
was that the assembly could not discuss
matters of such Importance without previ-
Gus consolidation on the part of individual
members. it was decided to postpone the
public discussion of the motion until Fri
day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

blood, regulates the stomach. liver. sowels
and kidneys. and re;uvsnates the tagged
oot or diseased nervous system. when
everything else fails
Paines celery compound. upon which 80
much praise has been bestowed Is within
Che reach Of the humbIest family Ia the
land.
The incslculable amount Of good that Il
Is doing IN making sick and even despair
ing people well should eompel the attsn-
ton ot every 1udicious person who Is out
OF health.
Paines celery compound iuvigoratss the
nerves. makes new blood. arouses hearty
appetite regulates The bowels and arlngs
about "a normal action OF The liver.
The use OF Paines celery compound
makes all the difference between irnuurs
sluggish blood AID tired nerves. and
healthy. energetic bodily cortiuon-be-
tween sickness and health.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22

''I heartily recommend It. and am glad 10
give it my highest Endorsement"
SO writes Mss NJ. A Armstrong. the
government microscopic, after making a
painstaking examination Of Paiue's celery
compound. the one remedy that has with
stood every conceivable test since It was
first discovered by Dartmouth's great
physician-3rofessor and its formula sub
mitted to the scrutiny OF the ablest prac-
titioners in the world.
Thousands OF letters have been received
By the proprietors OF the remedy from men
and women in every community. al telling
one experienee-the immediate relief and
perfect cure effected by this remedy.
The best physicians openly endorse and
recommend it, authorizing the public use
Of their statement thar PINES celery
compound. in case after case. cures rheum-
atism and kindred diseases. purihes the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-22
NO REINFORCEMENT INIT
Mckinley and Reed spend no Time
in Getting Together.

Brunswick, Ga. March 2L-President
Mckinley enjoyed a full day of quiet and
rest in the delights Of retirement ard fine
drives at Je6yl Island. Politics did not
enter into his day, and night fell without
any conference with Speaker Reed or any
difference IN the relation between the two
Republican leaders as a result Of their
simultaneous presence on the island. The
president thoroughly enjoyed the rest and
fine, balmy atmosphere of the island The
only thing approaching a function was an
informal sort of reception in the Baker
cottage about l o'clock, at which all the
island colony was presented TO the presi-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley. These included
Speaker Reed. who called rather late. and
spent few minutes, shaking hands with
the president and chatting with him and
the others present. The president VIII
take another drive tomorrow morning.
and a ride over the sound waters on the
revenue cutter ColfaN. leaving here for
Thomasville about o'clock