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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
COST OF LIVING IN LONDON.
1t Rcqui-cs More Patience and Money
Than i'm America.

'ab ~
Living. in a word, is cheaper for the
English poor thar for our own ana
dearer for the well-to-do than in Amer
lea. because there are here two stand
ards of living. The unit OF value for the
well-to-do in England is the sovereign
or the hve-dollar piece. whereas our
American unit Of value in housekeeplns
and practical affairs is a dollar. The unit
of value with the English poor Is a sllo-
inc standard that runs from a penny
doyvr 10 a farthing, just as In America
4, l. a nickel. No American OF mluuie
.e,me+ances who has made his home IN
Iondon will dispute my statement mat
!, costs more to keep a family there than
4, docs at home. Mems clothing wines
ona louors, servants, flowers, ana q
verv few minor articles are cheaper IN
trnsi,nd hut these advantages are on
set by the higher cost OF all othef heces-
sar,es The cheapest cut Of beef Is .
nants a mound. the best fish sell for as
bich as 90 cents "A pound, butter Is 20
o.,Ys "a Mound. coffee Is 40 cents, straw
ho-rios never 20 lower than \ or 10 cents
= basket and good small fruits generally
ara very much dearer. Peaches are .
~on.s aplocc. milk Is 3 cents q quart.
cream is 30 cents a quart. oysters fetch
erom 81 to $3.50 a dozen, bread Is about
as cheap as at home, loin Of pork IS %
cents a pound. the cheaper mutton from
New Zealand Is % cents a pound. n
English mutton fetches 7 cents more.
These are all west End prices. but they
are not high prices. They are the quota
tions OF a very careful buyer.
The English are a much less nervous,
more even-temrered. patient people than
we. and their WORK folk give them plenty
OF opportunity 20 practice these virtues.
The service in the large department stores
10 lfke hat at h~ome-brlsk. prompt. and
ready to meet any want-but II Is very
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

To successfully treat the mental and
nervous diseases that are 80 common
among men and women Of this age Of
hustle and confusion IS one Of the most
difficult feats Of the science OF medicine.
A broken bone can be set. the disorders
Of the lungs. the stomach and the heart
can be diagnosed and relieved. but the
ills OF the nerves and Of the mind bafie
many a good practitioner. Drugs seldom
cure. electricity often falls OF its pur-
pose. after which there Is little that the
ordinary physician can do for his pa
tent.
There are many specialists In nervous
and mental diseases. men who have
made a life study of this branch OF medi-
cine who often find themselves placed
in Just such a position and IT was 10
meet this contingency that Or. J. Leon
ard Corning, Of New York city, has Dc
vised a new method Of treating the Ills
OF the brain and the nerves.
As DR.. Corning IS one of The most sue
cossfll specialists IN nervous and mental
diseases I'm this country his experiments
with his new treatment have been Watch-
cd with interet by the profession ana
now that he is able TO announce that
the cflcacy OF the mNthtiDh N
established by the permanent cure or the
most difHcult chronic cases It VIII prob
ABLY be but a short time before the new
treatment will be used by all physicians
who are called upon 10 relieve those VINO
are suffering from diseases OF this char-
acter.
Or. Corning's new treatment IS notn-
ing more or less thar the artificial IN
dncomcnt Of pleasant dreams by the use
~ beautiful and harmonious colors and
sweet music and the inventor declares
that there can be no doubt but that this
music and color treatment banishes the
bad dreams and arouses agreeable ones
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
4 Canned Goois Feast.

Best Corn Starch, t-pound pack
ages. Sc.
Rough Rider To LET Soap. ? tor
&c.
Best quail y Tomato Catsup, Sc.
a bot lie.
1-pound box Bird Seed, SC.
Cool quality Smoking Tobacco,
&C Rag.
Sto1e Polish, &c a box.
Silver Slar Laundry Soap, , ior5e
French Mustard, 6. gla's.
Imported White Castle Soap, &c
a bar.
pounds best Cream Cheese ior
25c.
Salmon, Ioc.
4 large cans Tomatoes, 25c.
Jefferson Laundry Soap, large
bars, Dc
Quart Mason Jars French Nus
tard, loo.
Best Boneless Goldfish, pound
bricks. SC.
Try our Orange County Cream-
cry Butter, I5c. h..
Try our Homemade Preserves,
SC. h.; Apple Butter. Sc. lb.-they
are fine; JelleS. s.. 10.
Try our Mountain Roll Butter at
Isc. pound. It's tine.
Large bottles Household Ammo
MIA. Sc.
Ivory Starch. &C package.
Whole Grain Carolina Rice, &C.
pound.
Large Lemons, I2c. dozen.
Imported Glaze, Wine, 25c. bot
tie.
Coarse Mea, for feeding, sc. bus.
CONDENSED Mix, SC can,
Best Virginia Claret Wine, soc.
gallon.
Durham Coooanut, 7c. package.
American Refined GRADUATED SUI
gar, sc. ID.
A~rbuckle'S ArioSa Coffee, Ioc. ID.
Try our Jefferson Spring Wheat
Flour, $3.50 barrel, or 29c. bag.
Guaranteed to make so pounds more
bread than any flour on the market.
Good Rye Whisky, SI.a5 gallon.
% ID. sacks Dairy Fine Salt only
2oc.
Our Complete New Price iisk
mailed on application.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
Quick Service
We run fourteen fast de-
livery wagons.

We can save you 2o per
cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
How a Nervous Patient is Carried Into an Enchanted Land
the Celebrated Physician, Dr. Corning

chanism Of an Edison photograph. The
way in which the entire apparatus a.
used IS this:
Upon a low divan the patient who
has donned the acoustic hood, extends
himself at full length, preferably upon
the back. A tent-like arrangement, shut
ting I'm the divan both above and at the
sides. excludes the light completely. Al
the foot of the dark chamber thus con-
gtructed is a white screen, stretched upon
a frame that is securely fastened 70 the
foot of the divan. Supported upon a tn
ped at the head OF the diyan but outside
of the curtsined enclosure is q small
stereopticon OF comparatively short locus
only the tube of the instrument pro-
trudes through a small aperture IN the
drapery.
Various chrOmatoscope slides may be
introduced into the slot of the lantern
SO that many-hued images may be pro-
iected upon the little screen at the foot
OF the divan-im. ges whose ever-chans-
ing forms and capricious beauty hold the
attention with an inemable onchantment
ITO dispense with the necessity OF ope-
rating these slides by hand, | have In
voked the Offices Of a small electric mo-
tor. which performs its part perfectly.
"While this powerful appeal Is made
TO the highly associated feelings OF sight
a ike influence is eXerted upon the
acoustic associations by harmonic viora-
lions derived from a monograph, placed
in communication with the ear-pieces
Of the acoustic hood which J have just
now described. Should the volume OF
sound prove too great. It may be dimin-
ished by slightly plugging tho
icating tube with a pledget Of cotton.
THE patient being in position. the
chromatiscope and the monograph are
both set TO work. Fatigue soon comes.
and with il comes drowsiness, and It Is
precisely in this state. which IS half
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

thus restoring the tone OF Che brain and
imurovlnC the entire physical condition
Of the patient.
Tbe fact mat bad dreams have a most
dieesfrous effect upon both mind and
bodv f. one that has long been recog-
rizcd bv the profession. The worries Of
waking lie pass into the dreamers con-
seriousness and there con,pue their evh
work while the dreams themselves are
recalled in the waking hours and are
mus able to prolong their deadly career.
Under the new treatment the impress
sions that are received at the moment 81
d~rowsiness are OF a most soothing char
octor and the natural result Is a sleep
50 thoroughly peaceful and harmonious
ana happy that the mental and physical
condition Of the patient is wonderfully
improved.
Unlike many inventors DR.. Corning
has made no secret of the nature OF his
treatment nor Of the manner in which II
NAV be used by the general practitioner.
He says:
I'm the first place 7 make a kind OF
hood Of canvas or soft leather. which
o-nveloping the whole head, extends Tor
ward and over the ears, 50 that the face
alone remains uncovered. Just al the
point where the cap rests upon the cars
have caused the material 10 be cut
away. so as TO allow the free p~rotrusion.
4 kin Of metallic saucer. just deep
enough TO afford the necessary room, IS
then placod over each ear, and sewed 10
the margin Of the hood just over the
cars.
zach Of these metallic ear pieces Is
provided with a hollow metallic nipple
situated just above the ear and COM
municating with the enclosed air space.
A piece Of India rubber tubing OF small
calibre. twenty-five feet in length can
be attached 10 these nipples by a torked
Joint. The other end Of the tubing Is
fbcn connected with the reproducing me
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

went of on Independent careers. and
most Of the harness came TO grief. But
the horses stood stock still awaiting the
next order. They had run through the
list of their small accomplishments and
they were content, for they were battery
broke."-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21

Buffalo painters get g a day.
P%ittsburg carpenters won a strike.
Toxic. Japan. has 20 soap factories.
Dover q. III wcavers won a strike.
Mobile has a negro BARRIERS union.
Iowa unionis,s held a state convention.
Ohio sinsio Takers hold a state con-
vention.
Mchivan miners unions will form n
State body.
Pttsburg section hands struck FOR sLs5
a day.
Cleveland iron mouldors won 10 per
cent advance.
P%ittshurg laborors struck FOR $50 and
nine hours.
Boston pattern makers struck FOR tho
nlne hour day.
Toronto b-lctlavers won n strike for
p 10 ccnts an hour.
In Hawaii slc.ooc.ooO are invested in
sugar plantations.
Ishpcming NIch) tailors were conceded
10 lo-hour day.
Sunderland bricklaycrs' laborers struck
70 ,d per hour.
Employees Of Calcutta jute mills work
l' l4 n"uIs pDI Gay.
Bloomington. 49,. painters gained .
cents Dor day advance.
Brooklyn carpenters were conceded S3&
% dav and c'cht hours.
AN Saginaw. Mich. municipal printing
must carry the union label.
when Havana stevodores struck for 50
O. dlv Chinese took their places.
Dublin boiler makers have been conced-
OH an advance OF per week
Az Concord Wt) drug stores are
hence forth 90 Doc closed on Sundays.
A. baltimore 50 street railway men who
formed "a union were discharged.
Tcnnessoe's Supreme Court has de-
clarod valid the law prohibiting Sunday
work by BARRIERS.
P0rtors employed on n railroad AZ
Waterford. Ireland. receive - shillings C
pence per week
Blackemiihs employed 10 a Paterson
locomotive works struck for an increase
in wages Of 10 per cent.
Grand Rapids uni0nists arc opposed 70
tho proposed ordinance which win pro-
hihit theatrical amusoments ON sunday.
The union green bottle blowers OF the
country propose 90 demand an advance
~ ~ pe- cent. or the met list" for the
next fire.
Carpenters and i%oinors in Glasgow are
paid az The ratio o. % cents an hour.
whereas in Belfast they only receive II
cents per hour.
AS an Illustration Of tho good a labor
organization can do tho brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers stands unrivaicd.-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The franchise which the city N Detroit
granted Tom Johnson for little or nothing
win now cost about 100000 r. it is
bought back. Queer how things work
s0metimos-Yale Hustler.
At q representative meeting OF railway
workers held recently in Liverpool the
mon decided 20 demand n minimum wage
of so per hour, an eight-hour'day and a
six-day week.
The Boston Water Workers Union No.
cf a. T.. of L.. adopted a resolution
protesting against the further granting
o. privileges 10 corporations I'm the onon-
inr 81 our public streets. unless union
citizen labor shall be employed.
Tho painters I'm Omaha have won a
strike FOR 81 cents per hour. The unions
have succeeded in passing a child labor
law. and n law limiting the hours of
working FOR railroad men. and OF women
in factories TO go hours per week.
Tho Glasgow gas workers demand an
increase OF 6l per dav in tho rate Of
wages. a weeks holiday. with fun pay.
in summer; payment nj the rate of time
and "a half for overtime and sunday labor.
and tho abolition of the system OF signing
am agreement for six months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-21
s.
lJ||man
Son..
Attention,
Economical Housek0epers.
CUT PRICES ON GROCERIES,
We Run Three Largest

Grocery Stores IN the S'y'
DO you buy your groceries OF usf
Your neighbor does. They can
testify that we can save you IS per
cent. and give you the best quality
GOODS. Try us once and YOU WIN
be our regular customer. Read a
few OF the many bargains We offer:
White A Sugar, 4Hc. 10.
Arbuck'e's Ariosa Coffee, Ioe. ID.
Best GRADUATED Sugar, sc. Id.
2 boxes Pearline for sc.
Lye, sc. box
Our 4oc. Tea is as good as you
raw 0oc. for elsewhere.
Clothes Pins, 6 dozen for sc.
Virginia Laundry Soap, fine quail
ity, 3 FOR sc.
Large Irish Potatoes, 2oc. peck
extra quality.
Angles best make Cheroots, SC.
package.
Good Rye Whisky. I.2s gallon.
Sweet Homemade Cider, 2'c.
gallon.
Brooms cheap. ? string Brooms.
oc; 3 string, I2c; 4 string, rsc; }
string, 22c.
lacks, &c. paper.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
LATEST NAVAL NEWS

Surgeon l.. Rogers. detached from
the Buffalo, ordered to examination for
ders.
Assistant Surgeon r. s. Brakeman
detached frcm the Buffalo and ordered
home TO await orders.
Passed Assista, Surgeon ]. c. Ro-
senblueth, detached from the Vermont
and ordered to the buffalo.
Lieutenant Il. Andrews, ordered tc
report on the Pensacola ut once.
Lieutenan; Commander G.. Blockln-
ger. detached from tho Charleston and
ordered home to await orders
Lieutenant j. G. Crcsap detached
from the Nicksburg and ordered home.
Lieutenant j. Il. l;lish. ordered &c
duty rs executives officer OF the Vcks
burg.
Passcd Assistant Paymasinr j. Fyrfc
detached from the Ann polls and or
dered to the Mcnongahola
Assistant Paymaster ID. V Chad
wick. ordered to the Annapolis
Lieutenant Frank Marble. ordered I,
the Asiatic station per steamer of May
10th from San Francisco.
Lieufenant H. McCrea ordered &c
compass instruction AZ the Navy De
partment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
HE USED HIS REVOLVER.

Near o'clock Yesterday afternoon
the sharp report of = revolver sound
ing III the vicinity Of King ard Middle
s,:eets NJ once created excitement, ana
in a moment people began 10 gather
at that point Ia learn the cause Of the
discharge of firearms.
The first or the scene of the shooting.
which took place at sos King street.
saw large. tall colored man running
AZ the top OF his speed away from the
place mentioned.
y crowd followed. ard the faster the
man ran down Middle 10 High the
larger grew the number OF his pursuers
Up High into Dinwiddie he continued
but no one could catch him. and he
finally made his escape in the hospital
woods.
The cause OF this exciting chase wa.
that the man. whose name was given
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
ROBBERY

Some time during Wednesday night
come one entered the house Of Mr..
Lester Hall. on Naval avenue. Park
view. and ransacked all the drawers
IN the house and turned things topsy
turvy and left without taking ANYTHING
except what money Mr. Hall had IN his
pocket. The family are at loss to
Know how the thief entered the build
ING, as there were no signs Of anything
being forced. Mrs. Hall saws whom she
was dressing during the early part of
the evening. she thought she heard
some one cough in the room. bu. On
looking around she saw no one ana
dismissed ii from her mind, but she
now thinks it was some one concealed
IN inc room that made the noise ana
hlterWards robbed the piacc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
NORFOLK COUNTY PoL1rICs.

Every night in some portion of West
ern branch Magistcrial district of Nor
folk county meetings are being held Of
n political nature. Speeches are made
ana discussions entered into as to who
are the best men to support for magis-
trates. constables and oversecrs of the
poor. occasionally the debates take Il
wide range and embrace all Of the
oihcers to be elected for the county,
The opposition to the Democratic nomi-
nees for Sheriff and Commonwealth At
torney being probably more active than
any other and there is considerable
printers ink being used on both sides.
circulars pro and con being very much
in evidence.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

as Jim Brown. Jack Mason and dozen
other aliases. shot at another colorcd
man named Buck Robinson as he wac
about to enter the door Of the number
stated. The ball missed Robinson, but
1t is very much in evidence in the wall
at the rear end OF the nall OF the house.
the door being open at the time.
Conflicting stories were rife. but the
most reasonable one advanced and
which seems to have been corrobora ed
to some extent. is that the men quar-
relied about gambling.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
CHAMBERS BAND CONCERT

This evening, commencing at 7:3C
o'clock. on the courthouse lawn, the
Soldiers Home Band, under the direc-
ton of Professor II. y. Hall, will OBJ
serve the following corrected program
l. Overture. "Maritana". Wallace
:. GAP Entr'acte ct Valse. from "Co-
nelH -. ......... Dclibes
CD Elm Albrunblatt" Wagner
3. Grand selection from THE Bo-
hcmian Girl".. 80. RaIfc
4. "Rondo Capricioso".. ....GruenwaId
.. "reminiscences of ireland" Godfrey
6. Ethiopianata, Alabama Dream"
.......... Barnard
Z. Popular medley very latest up
to-usttc J..- III al
8. March, Hands Across the Sea-.
49,. Son q
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
ASCENSION DAY

Yesterday IVES celebrated in che
Ca,hciic church as Ascension Day. In
memory OF Chrst's glorious ascension
on the fortieih day after his resurrec-
ton n sisht Of his apostles ana d!sci-
elea tActs i-D. lit is To signify the
.,.s'ou' > departure from his followers
that the naschal candle is taken away
81 the end Of the gospel. Services were
nero a. VI Paufa Chapel at $50 and
o o'clock n. IN. 'N
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
THE GIN SHOOT

The shoot for the w. y. White sill
yer cup yesterday was Won by Mr.. c.
Noel Following was the score 80 tar
gets per man: Hume. 90: Mooney, 90;
Bilsoly, %; Mcmahon. %: Stewart
%; Cleaves. %; Gaffney, 80; Redd. 30;
Byrd. 10: Butt. 2S; Reynolds. %: IIar-
ris, 81; Noel, SO: Gallagher. 80; Howell
10; Hart. 10; pierce. II; Schooler. 20.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

The man was caught later by Officers
Elliott, of Park View, and Hutchns.
near Mrs. Wilson's place Park View.
His name is Thomas Miller, and the
several shots fired at him by the otli-
GERS while chasing him fortunately
missed their mark
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
EVENTS TODAY.

Montauk Tribe. No. %. /. o. r.. NJ.
Portsmouth Lodge. No. AL. !. y. of NJ.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

II OR RENT. FOUR ROOMS ON
avenue. Park View. with modern inn
provements. Address w. Z. WHITE.
Pilot. mvi1"ats
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

I OST OR STOLEN.-A PUG DOG
black spot behind left front leg
Please bring back to this office and cali
for reward mvI1-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

We keep every shape of collars. Let
us sell you your collars. Chas. r. We'll
con e. Co
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
THE NAPLES.

Containing forty-six lots. situated on
Western Brach. y splendid site for res
idence clubhouse or college. Shrubhe ry
ornamental and fruit trees. Perfect sew
craSc, cNccllen; water ana a large oyster
bed. boating and good fishing. \ fine
commodious stables. newly built Within
eight lots adjoining. on four OF which are
four new handsome houses. each with
bath lavatory, water closets. &c. Total
yearly rental Sl.0S0. One of the most at
tractivc and valuable properties in this
fast growing town and section. For terms
apply TO WM. BRUCE. The Naples. Port
Norfolk mylO-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
CITY PAVING REDEMPTION
bombs FOR SALE,

CITY PAVING REDEMPTION
BONRS FOR SALE.
Office of the City Clerk.
Council Chamber.
Portsmouth. Va, May s. 1899.
m HE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, VA
a offers for sale $4,000 OF PAviNE
,M ',a 81 COUPON BONDS, paya-
pie In thirty years from juno lat 1890
bearing interest at the rate of per' cent
per annum, payable seIni-annually in De.
These bonds are in denominations Of
500. are exempt from city taxes. and On n
be r4Artcred principal and interest or
pr;"cipai only. at the option of the holder.
-, Seaied proposals addressed to p.
THOMPSON, JR., City Clerk will be- re-.
eeived until M TUESDAY. May 1e 1899. p.
city rcservng tho right to reject any or
all OF the bids. Wy VI
Comm,nications other than proposals.
should be addressed TO
j. W. BROWN. JR..
my9-td Chairman Finance Committee
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

w TED.-AT ONCE. THREE
W ilrst-class painters. Apply to 4i3
Middle street, between eight and nine
O'Clock a. m. my11-2t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

IL OR RENT OR SAI.t..-IiOUSE NO.
Il &C. South street: nine rooms and store
with all ~ tcrn improvements. Apply to
6. T.. OUTrEN. liz Holiday street Park
View. Portsmouth. Va. my3-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

r OST.--A WHITE AND YELLOW
Ia beadlc hound Gemale). named Bet
lie Reward Il returned to JOHN w.
WOOD. HI Dinwidd,c street. Portsmouth.
myiU3t%
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

- TOLEN-LAST NIGHT a "VIKING"
- Bicycle from residence on Glasgow
The number is 5i,ll9. color blue. Reward.
Il. L. MOORE. TIC County street. mylO-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

IL OR MAGISTRATE.-VO FOR c.
Il G. HAYNES for Justice of tho Peace
Western Branch Mai,ister:al District.
myI-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

nv ANTED. "a CLERK IN sHOD
w business: state age and experirnce
II any. Address C. A. j.. Virg.nian-Piiot..
Portsmouth office. II
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

IL OR RHNT-A DESIRABLE HOUSE
Il FOR family or boarding corner South
and Chestnut. Apply to y. S. HODGES.
ap50tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

g. 4 X y w II Il X ltY CRATES AND
- quarts. We have made arrangements
on and after Thursday Sold only for
cash. THE l.. c. BROOKS co. myiO-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

90. n
their success. ard the company was
expressive in appreciation of that fact.
This = the manu-: Roast beef. spiccd
Beef. Smithlieid hem. beef tongue, oys-
tcrs fried and nicklcd; salads. potato.
ch Non. saw: coffee Tea milk. devilcd
crabs. chi ken. bread. crackers. ice
cicrrl. cake. barauas. oranges, apples,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

M RS. L. L. DYER. PROFESSIONAL,
W. Nurse, can he found at T20 King
street. near Dillingham; street my1l-3t
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-02
w. r. Dye Coos into the Liv'
ery Business. - '.

An important business change
took place last Saturday, w. Il.
DYE buying s. L. Higgins Eclipse
Livery Stable and changing the
name to Grand Valley Barn. Mr..
Dye gets the finest livery building
in town-brick, finely arranged,
electrically lighted and having a
splendid shady corral. He at once
improved the stock of the barn by
sending all the horses he purchas-
ed out to pasture and placing in
the barn number of the finest
roadsters in the county. New
rigs are being added including
cushioned tired buggies and the
capacity of the barn to serve the
public largely increased. Mr.. Dye
is an experienced livery man and
has as his first lieutenant s. j.
Barley, another skilled livery
man, and he is already doing a
good business. Call and see him
when you want really first class
Accommodations. ..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-11-02

The j. Gordon Jones Concert
and Entertainment Co. will give
a varied program of songs and
readings together with Superb
Stereopticon views and, twenty
minute lecture on Picturesque
Colorado. Latest popular songs
and readings illustrated by Stere-
optican views. This high grade
entertainment will be at Rockers
opera house tonight and deserves
a full house. You will miss one
of the most pleasing and instruc-
tive programs of the season if you
do not hear this troupe.