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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
PARK PLACE.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ORGAN.
IZED SUNDAY NIGHT

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ORGAN
IZED SUNDAY NIGHT.
The Presbyterian Church at Park
Place was regularly organized on Sun
day night at o'clock by the following
commission appointed for that purpose
by the Norfolk Prebytery at it's last
meeting; Rev. l.. b. McCluer. Rev. Geo.
w. Lawson and Ruling Elders w. H.
Collins, OF the First Church. and Rob-
ert TAFT, of the Park Avenue Church.
Thirty-fve names were enrolled as
members. After perfecting the organi-
zation of the church the following ell
ders and Geacons were elected and in
stalled: Messrs. Harry Walcott. David
Corprew and NJ. w. BONN. elders. and
Messrs. T.. Black, w. l.. Face and John
j. Snyder. deacons.
Rev. II. Il. McCluer, of Park Avenue
delivered the charge to the elders and
deacons. and the charge to the people
was made by Rev. 4is II ward Mack, the
First Church.
Mr. w. II. Collins made n very inter-
new church to the First Church. out
of which the former had it growth.
The Park Place congregation starts
out III its new field entirely free of
debt. The total cost of the church
building and the four lots on which it
is erected was $4,000. the entire amount
being betrayed by the First Church
Rev. G. w. Lawson is the rastor. 1t
Will be dedicated on the first Sunday in
June. The sermon will be preached by
Rev. w. w. Moore, d. D.. of the Union
Theological Seminary. Richmond, at
which time Rev. George w. Lawson
will be installed as pastor.
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When Nature

Needs assistance 1t may be best to rem
der it promptly, but one should remem-
her to use even the most perfect rene
dies only when needed. The best and
most simple and gentle remedy is the
Syrup OF Figs, manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
.REINA MERCEDES
AT old POINT
Thousands Gazed Yesterday on
SPANS Lost Warship.
RESCUE TO NEW YORK

Or. Peitna Higgins Fumigation or ihe
nerco"e.-she Will 30 o"aran-
tined Fivo D"ys-Socretnry Dawes
Expects TO Herr from wasninEt on
1o-Dny-Preparatt Making for
Giving Her "a RousinE Reception
All We'll on Board-How sho Was
Sunk,
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Eve. Examined Frcc.

Dr. A. Week. manager OF the optical
department of the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. will examine your eyes free. De-
fectiye vision and complicated cases
specially invited to call.
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AGENTS WANTED.

:" ANTE D-FAITHFUL PERSONS
W. to travel; salary, straight. no more.
no less, $3.50 and expenses. Reference.
Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope,
A. j. MUNSON. Sect'y, Caxton Bldg. Chi
cago. my2l-Su.tu
ATAN OR LADY TO TRAVEL AND
1HA appoint agents. Established firm.
$50 per month and all expenses to start.
MFR, Box 39S. Philadelphia, Pa.
mh22-wc. sa ,sutoapl9, my17toju14
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-SORREL HORSE. SEVEN
- years. l51a hands high. sound and
kind; nice. saddler. fine driver; afraid of
nothing and can step fast: great road
horse and beauty. No-top blackboard
Spring Buggy and Harness. in good con-
dition. suitable for business or pleasure.
can be bought seperate;, will be sold cheap
Pn noIa at ohGS ea9 be seen at DR.
Va. 905 Middle street. Old phone 2lS6
nY22-2t
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OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 3.
Grand Excursion !!
BY Virginia Co. No. 2,
Uniform Rank, Knights of
Pythias, to
Richmond Va.
May 3Oth, 1899.

We go rain or shine. Train leaves N.
@ w r. X. Depot. Norfolk, at 8 a. m. Re-
.urining leaves Richmond at p. IN. A
splendid opportunity is afforded all to
SPEND day In our beautiful capital city,
and good chance IS offered TO the lovers
Richmond club: two games on that dav
Tickets. round trip, sl.00
children under u years, &c.
To be had from members OF the Com
pany ana at the depot on-the day OF the
excursion. mv23 Or 81 &C
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Consult Rudolph e Wallace. the ac-
knowledged leaders in tailoring. You
will never be satisfied until you do.
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II OST : YOUNG JERSEY BULL
~ strayed from my premises. No. II
Second street, Springfield. Suitable reward
for return OF Same to PETER CUSTIS.
Owner. my20-3ts
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We are now at work making College
and school Medals. We will save Won
money IL your order is placed with us
THE GALE JEWELRY co,
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Sulphur SPRINGS.

Montgomery county, Va; open to visitors
June !, 1899; these springs are situated IN
the summit of the Allegheny Mountains:
tho curative properties OF tho waters are
range of disease; tho accommodat ions are
hrst-class In every respect: descriptive
pamphlet and rates furnished on applica-
ton. RIDGEWAY HOLT, Prop my20-2m
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Relna Mercedes was given to the Mer-
ritt-Chapman Wrecking } Company.
tney finally brought her up. and she
was temporarily patched up at Santi-
ago sufficiently to enable her to be
brought to the Norfolk navy yard. She
sailed on May 18th with her consorts,
ana her arrival here so soon was not
expected.
1t rs stated that the Mercedes and
Of late years by the Spanish as trans
ports.
1t is expected that 1t Will be about a
year before the repairs and alterations
needed will be completed, and then the
Reina Mercedes. under a new name,
VIII take her position as one of the de-
tenders OF the Stars and Stripes-
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The largest tailoring plant and the
largest and finest force of workmen-
that's why we make them better than
others. RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
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MI ANTED POSITION BY YOUNG
w man. single. in wholesale or retail
house or on the road. Have had several
years experience In business circle. Can
Furnish bond in any amount. Reference
best. Address, ENERGY" this office
my21, ST., tu, Wd -3ts
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Removal Notice !.

Offices of THOMAS L. SEBRELL. Cen
eral Agent of the Union Central Life In
surance Company. havo been removed 10
2l9 and 221 Citizens Bank Bldg. myel-3t
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III OR SALE "A FINE JERSEY COW
~ with young calf, gives four gallons
per day: price reasonable. Apply at 100
Duke street. my2O-3ts
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WANTED.

TO ANY ONE WHO
10 ~ secures mo position as clerk or
bookkeper with corporation or store
G. H., 2l6 CRANKY street. References
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EADIEsi CAIchestcf's English Pennysya Pills
:: S.1a r tna ssss ss 9 S.;
aasisssa ssI .a alI E;l,s a Srii ~
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M ANTEDGTo BUY A GOOD GEM
wv tie Draft Horse: spot cash. Adj
dress, HORSE" this office. my21-3t.
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LOST.

r. oST. STRAYED OR STOLEN-ONE
IL Bay Stallion. with very long name
and tall. Reward If returned; no cues
tions asked. r. WINTER, 1877 Maple ave
nue.. Brambleton. my2l-3ts
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WY ANTED. = SOMEONE TO ADOPT
w bright boy, ten years of age For
full particulars address YOUTH" care
this office. my20-3ts
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VIZ ANTED. - A SETTLED MAN OF
w experience in steamboating desires
orences. Address H" care Virginian-
Pilot. my2l-3ts
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w ANTED. YOUNG MAN WHO
w has had experience in both legal
and railroad work desires position as stem
ographer; can furnish best references
Address STENOGRAPHER, this office
1ny21-3t~
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A GIVE MAN TO TRAVEL FOR
point agents. SIS weekly and expenses
State age and reference. Address GLOBE
CO.. 723 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Pa
my20-3t
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Il OR SALE. ONE LIGHT ONE
a horse Victoria, built by H.. H. Bah
dition. Can be seen at A. WRENN X
SONS. my20-lw
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wv ANTED-SOME KIND OF POSI-
w ton by an energetic young man al
once. HONESTY" Virginian-Pilot.
my21-3te
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II OR SALE. a LIMITED GUAM
u tity OF Check Books on the Norfolk
National Bank, Is cents SAM w. BOW
MAN. 249 Main street myl0-lm
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stocks and Honds.
MoTvrU. de.wITT s. CO.. 81 CRANKY st.
Stocks aud bonds
Southern investments.
Correspondence soEcited.
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HELP WANTEp-MALE.

ID RINTER wANTDD.-AT ONCE. A
Il good job printer must apply in per-
son. DAILY TICKET, 1SS 9th street,
Newport News Ito
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u OR SALE = HAVE A HAY BAL L.
wrenn, whitehurst & Co, in perfect
weighed 200 pounds each large bales. Also
1000 pounds balihg wire. ali of which
Will sell for $500 delivered anywhere in
Norfolk. Va. Also Rack Wagons with
a capacity OF So barrels of cabbage, in
good running order price $50 each. T.
WILSON SEI.DEN, care Womble's Sons
Commercial Place. myG-3w
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

be contradiction even a variation in such state
ments it is of seeming that is deceptive. The
genial orator is not who has made Millions
but he is one who has graduated from Harvard and
has lived in the West so his philosophy is consistent
with his record
What he has accomplished in the way OF remaining
himself and yet making that self equally pleasing to
the classic assembly in the academic halls OF Cornell
and the free and easy crowd that greeted him in New
Mexico is slight in comparison what he did when
in his campaign for the Governorship he managed to
satisfy the exacting Goo Coos" OF New York poll
tics without in any way ceasing satisfy the machine
and its boss Senator Platt. An accomplishment OF
that kind required little and proved that the
famous Rough Rider is strategist well as a
fighter
There are people who regard Roosevelt's activity
in swinging around the circle from Massachusetts, to
New Mexico evidence OF desire to work up a
boom for himself as a candidate for the Presidency
year. All reports OF any such intention on his
part promptly denied by him, but he recognizes
that denias do not count for much in politics There
is instance record OF any ever admitting
that he desired to be a candidate for the Presidency
Roosevelt knows that and therefore he adds TO his
denial something in the way OF confirmation. He goes
Washington, becomes the guest OF the President
and from the White House itself reiteraes his conf
dence that his host will be renominated.
SO the versatile Roosevelt manages in every juno
to do the proper thing in the proper way. He
has all the elements that are required to make up
popularity, and as Governor OF New ork he may
show himself possessed of the qualities demanded OF
statesman fitted for the Presidency. His danger
is that of talking too much and OF being too eager to
say pleasant things A foolish speech has blighted
many career that once as promising as his to-
daV
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10
AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

]. D. Carr of Salinas is at the Occi-
dental.
T. c. White. a banker of Fresno, is at
the Lick.
W s. Hoffman, merchant OF Carme-
lita, is at the Grand.
c. H. Schiveley. the Oroville banker, is
guest at the Grand.
J. w. Neville, a merchant of Salt Lake
City, is at the Palace.
George Meyers. tobacconist of
Fresno. is at the Lick.
Senator f. c. VOORHEES, of sutter Creek
is stopping al the Palace.
Ex-Adiutant R. L. PeeIer of Sacra-
mento is at the California.
W. c. Swayne. an architect Of Marys-
Vile. is stopping at the Grand.
F. c. and c. Z. Smith. beef packers of
Portland. are guests at the Grand.
Mrs. H Spencer and son. H. L. Riggs.
returned from Dawson yesterday and are
registered at the Lick.
DR.. P J. II. Farrell. accompanied by
his wife and children. arrived in this city
Yesterday morning and are at the Palace.
number of educators en- route to the
educational conference at Los Angeles ar
rived Yesterday The following are stop
ping at the Russ: John R. Park, State
Superintendent of Schools of Salt Lake
CITY; r. E. White of Great Falls, Mont.
]. F. Steth and Frank and Willard Bell of
Salt Lake City.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10
THE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.

OS ANGELES will this week have the honor OF
entertaining what will perhaps prove to be the
l. most important convention OF the year. Even
if the work which it accomplishes be small in imne
date results the assembly will none the less be a
notable one Tor the mere meeting OF so large a
Der OF men and women engaged in so potent an oc-
crpaton as that OF nstructng the youth OF the nation
and shaping the education OF the children OF 7oooo
900 OF people cannot be regarded as other than
event OF great moment.
In his work on conditions in this country NJ de
Tocqueville said: 1T cannot be doubted that in the
United States the instruction OF the people power
fully contributes to the support OF a democratic
public; and such always be the case, believe
where instruction which awakens the understanding
is not separated from moral education which amends
the heart
That sentiment written early in the century, is
shared by the closest observers OF institutions
day The welfare OF our political institutions depends
largely upon our schools and upon the instruction
which is given in them Every educational conven-
ton is therefore matter OF public concern, and the
proceedings are watched with more general and a
more intelligent interest than is accorded the
ngs of the representatives OF any other single indus
try among us.
When the educators have completed their work in
Los Angeles they should then be provided with
means of seeing Central and Northern California be-
fore they go home. The managers in charge OF the
convention OF agricutursts in this city very wisely
arranged for the delegates extensive programme
OF travel throughout the State, that they will be
able to return East with intelligent idea OF what
California is Something similar should be arranged
for the visiting teachers. The number OF delegates
to the educational convention is too large for any
considerable excursions to be provided for all OF them
in a body but separate tours might be arranged
that would be thoroughly satisfactory
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

In spagoing condition the Spartan car
ries GOO tons of coal on displacement or
$500 tons. The Denver class Will carry '''
tons of coal and displace about 3oDo IONS
in which condition her speed Will ran pe
low that of the trial of 1872 knots a
difference of nearly four knots In oroer
10 obtain a comparatively small increase
in coal carrying capacity would seem 20
be considerable OF sacrifice in the speed
and there is really no gain apparent IN
the introduction of the water-tupe poilel'
the weight of which is much less thah '"e
old type cylindrical boilers.
An interesting target practice at sea
took place recently in the Mediterranean,
a floating target four feet in length ana
two feet six inches wide, made IN oval
shape and showing less than one 1901
above water was towed by the Britisn
battleshfp Camperdown at the rate OF
eight knots an hour. This target was hred
at by the six-inch guns of the batteshlp
Royal Oak at distance OF 100 yards
and running in an opposite direction at
a speed of eight knots The first broad
side demolished the target, and the Navy
and Army Illustrated concludes from TINS
incident that the navy still keeps up the
high standard OF shooting which mas
characterized it since the days OF the
Virgin Queen but the conclusion OF
others less loyal TO the British navy must
be that it was simply chance shot OF
the five broadsiders that hit target OF
such an insignificant size.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

From these figures the English fleet is
about double that of France in strength
and somewhat superior to the combined
fleets of France and Russie
The British cruiser Pyramus of 2135 tons
one of eight vessels of that class inst
completed-made her four hours fun pow
er trial trip on May 81. developing a17
knots under 1905 horse power, with go 5
revolutions and steam pressure in the
boilers of 261 pounds The tendency Of all
the naval powers 10 keep up the speed of
vessels of all kinds and in fact. to i'm
prove upon previously built ships. attracts
attention TO the six cruisers of the Dem
yer class which have been designed for
the United States navy. In these designs
there has been an apparent .retrogression
in speed. for the Cincinnati and Raleigh
of 32O0 tons. were rated at 19 knots where
as the Denver class. on 300 tons trial dis
placement, are to make only 16la knots
To offset this loss of speed the normal
coal carried is 40 tons in the new ships.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10
NEWS OF FOREIGN NAvIEs.

In the French navy orders will shortly
be issued to build four torpedo-cruisers
of the Faucon type. three of which were
built in 1861. They are: The Condor, of
1243 tons; Eperoer 1888 tons, and Faucon,
1888 tons. and are all of the same general
dimensions, namely. 216.5 feet length, 29 25
feet beam and Is. AZ feet draught. Their
speed ranges from III to Ill knots with
horsepower from $500 to 5000. These new
boats and four submarine boats are to be
built at Rochefort.
The British cruiser Hermione. on the
China station. collided with a Chinese
fishing junk on March on the coast of
Kwantung sinking the junk and drown
ing the wife and three children of the
skipper. The Chinaman sued for damages
and the case was tried in the Hongkong
Supreme Court. The acting chief justice
w NJ Goodman, rendered his decision on
May Is, finding that the Hermione was
entirely at fault and awarded $50 dam
ages to the unfortunate Chinese fisher
man for the loss of wife and three chill
dren AS the woman was IS years of age
the supposed value of her services up TO
say 60 years were thus rated at S3.91 per
annum The claim of damages for loss
of vessel has not yet been settled
An interesting comparison of the Brit
ish French and Russian navies in regard
to battleships and cruisers appeared in a
recent number of the Nineteenth Century
All the ships are reduced to a common
standard. five points being awarded to
modern large battleships, three to middle
aged and small modern battIeships, two
to completely rearmed and reconstructed
battleships and TO modern armored cruis-
ers. To large protected cruisers like the
Powerful are assigned IL and the ordi-
nary protected cruiser one. On this basis
the summary is as fOllOUS.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

c T PAUL made il his aim to be all things to all
men, but Theodore Roosevelt is making him
- self one thing to all men and is finding it profit
able He made speech to the students OF Cornell
University and lauded culture the best thing on
earth saying amid the cheers of students and faculty
alike: Our country could better afford to lose all
the men who have amassed millions than to lose one
half OF its college bred men, Then straightway he
went to New Mexico to meet the Rough Riders and
in a speech to them said: Il pride myself upon the
fact that 1 Eastern by birth, but I want
say you that am prouder OF the fact that l
a Western by cultivation"
Clearly Mr.. Roosevelt is a congenal companion to
whatever company he is in. Before university au-
dence he would rather be college than two
mlionares, and before mustang audience he would
rather be cowboy than an LID. If there seem to
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10
sTURDEE's EXPLANATION.

''We had to have some fun TO keep alive
in this beastly, God-forsaken country Is
the explanation which the gallant Captain
Sturdee of H. NJ. S. Porpoise vouchsafes
for the shelling of villages of Samoa in
habited by inoffensive old men, women
and children. Kautz's exploits in the
same line were inspired evidently by the
example of the British captain and as
guarantee of good faith in the formation
of an elo-American alliance for the ex-
termination of the natives.-Monitor.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

Given away with each cash want adver-
tsement ordered in merit Sundays Call. q
magnificent portrait of ADMIRAL Dewey,
printed in ten coiors, size 14x2f inches,
ready for framing
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

against $50 tons in the Cincinnati. Vessels
of somewhat similar type in the British
navv are the Spartan class, of which
there are ten. all built in 1890. and long
before the ships had the advantage now
ohtained bv the use of water-tube boilers.
The comparative data of the Spartan
and Denver class are rather interesting al
this present stage of navy building in the
two countries:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10
mrs. WinsloW,s soothing svrup,,

Has been used for fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while Teething VITA
perfect cuccsss. 1t soothes the child softens
the gums. aliays Pain. Wind Collie reg
ulates the Bowels and is the best remedy FOR
Diarrhoeas. whether arising from teethiug or
other causes For sale by Druggists IN every
part Of the world Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 25e bottle.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

On July 15 and Il the Santa Fe route Will sell
tickets TO Indianapolis and return at the very
low rate OF s7s. Occasion-annual meeting of
the Epworth League Get full particulars At
the Santa Fe office. SIS Market street
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

Two youthful San Francisco lovers who started out
to marry and concluded instead to go to the matinee
have wise heads on their young shoulders. Each may
yet make some other happy.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10
ADJUSTMENTS.

Coluubia-'I1ord and Lady Algy."
California 'NIignon-"
Orpheuu-Vaudeville.
Tivoll-" O'B-ien"
Acazar-" Camille
Grand Opera House-"Carmen."
Chues Zoo Theater-VaudeviMe every afternoon
ld evening
Olyupa-Corner and Ellis streets-Specialties
Interstate Co., Market street near Eighth-a
2 OF Manila Bay.
Sutro Baths-Swmming Races, etc
Mechanics Pavion-Cake Walkers. Saturday, July Is
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

HOTEL DEL CORoNADO-Take advantses
of the round-trip tickets Now only $50 ty
steamship. including fifteen days board al
hotel; longer stay 81 so per day. Apply at .
New Montgomery street San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

The Fourth of July Committee has whitewashed
Colonel T P. Robinson The majority OF the mem
bers evidently thought he was fence"
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

INGERSOLL-J. w. F., City. The ad-
dress of Robert G. Ingersoll is New York
City.
COINS-F. E. B.. City. Half dollars of
1918 and of 1876 do not command pre-
miumS.
COPY OF A WILL-Germania City.
You should write to the United States
Consul at the point in Germany nearest to
the place in which the will was filed and
he will secure a copy thereof YOU Of
course, agreeing TO pay the expense in
Cured in making a transcript of the
same. AS your communica tion does not
state in what part of Germany the will
was filed the department of Answers to
Correspondents cannot direct you TO
which Consul you should address your
self
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

Flemish oak with ivory ornaments. ia
panese grey. old Dutch. Persian green.
bone black. gold leaf. gold bronze and
English oak moUldings for picture frames
in beautiful new designs at SanbOrn &
Walls TAI Market street
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

There are nearly 1000 warehouses and
retail shops in Manila for the sale of
the areca nut, the fruit of a certain
species of palm.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's). so Mont
gomery street. Telephone Main 1912.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

caLglace fruit soc per Ib at Townsend
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVES,
pFRRY ITIKFNS ,IR .............29 Tribune Building
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-10

NEW YORK NEWS STANDS.
waldorf Astor Hotel a. Brentano 81 Union Square
Murray HCtel
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WASHINGTON ID. cJ OFFIcE........W Wellington Hote
c. c. CARLTON. Correspondence