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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-11-09

1t is strange but true that today will
Oe yesterday tomorrow.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-11-09

There is a time for everything, but
the cheap watch seldom indicates it.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-11-09

Telling one lie will ruin the effect of
wenty years Of honesty.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-11-09

Broad assertions are apt to fall aas,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-11-09
TYPES Oh

Some gu
ing on in
Territory.
thousand
| Choctaw
\ first of ne
! sand whi
Choctaw
| money tn
The ca
| announce
| sion that
| all person
not be Ell
| This nnes
Choctaw
| share in
| taw trib'
on part
The c,
and som.
| who are
| Indians,
| for whit
the age
acres o,
given to
experier
panion.
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27

M - VsA ~ - ~~nA -
oA0o Vae Aianhi4 = - VIA -
anshing naasd shasseaA tins Hlha1ian
rankass kssnas n6asing thaA - Asvs
thsis hsetsss ssstls . Q1sss3ea Viahsss
eithse ooass martial q Asht Talk
asd jssring iassA gssw loedss - poss-
sioas followed O ths hssl saps a thsis
Dfsdaeansnsa Ths nail from 0an An
tonic oot IN - p n. that evening".
I'D Tie osdssly was disGsibssing lsttass
- tho o0osss sss1snsA hon slahleA
Win. ~ invttasion. hAA aasanDanisA
~ najos and vas walking hoos viii
hin. Hslla.s and . esoay a. two FOL.
leVin9 at aafs diseADeA 0svssal Dsa
~ tAs Light q sslisf d Wins iAos
= - ssosivsA opsssA - slanasd i.so
~ ninivs AAndsd hin
"Has 10 eoasr' asksA Asooks 4.
ssssins synv.shy.
"YsA" aneWsesA VIM alnose col.
emily. "A cheek vAisA - inass.cs.
- - hsvs saahsd b. Felix's. - ~ AAs
all ~ cassssey u ~ eeansy juss
sev."
~ eo.gr,s.lass yos With al ~
heart nd Ne na5os. II ssppoaD yos
will - Tsoss somosTov.'
II aAAll - him soniShs. " yoa Will
sxeuss -. si1. I'll % - oass 70 shs
ssos. BssysoA VII yos cone viii
mss''
Hsliss was oee u w. some ninssss
bsRoss hs ooalA b Sosnd ~ the sossAl
Aeastims IL tvo slssanassA Fseos-
ciled since the log aAlk Assvssa 0As.
clay aAd Wian. esavsessA IN low. sssvs
soass u fullas's psivats sasdsoo0.
Whsse aons bot oGesss a.d .is crooies
Wsss adDitssA "3hs trader looked
sus9, - ~ Asytsa. "vhsa - spoh
H. ehsek. :" bas afpse soas fsablinG -
his ~ ca0s baek With thick psss-
aSe a 6sasasy DossA carefully eoessse
oas ed iebslsa o. this display ce
wealth sloaesA ~ AsAy eyss q Nal.
laas - Q moosas lasss - cane rsslin0
II, Dsallisan cd Hsdos % his bssaA
10 his hilasioas alusasteo nsaytsa
spve ahogs assWes. Wiaa 0oos % al
Wina's facs haA slssAsd aeaAn. anA Ill
The sad lisss e thoaghs asd caso sssoe1
csssiae assp. AssDiss ~ sooing q shis
Dush nssAoA vslisl
''Hwat's shl ths l10A ] 0yr' sAoos.
q H. kish captain. s.0inO ss Winn's
tnsis Uuh "ThoaAnds of dollarA b.
dsdr' Thea with lsssia0 wink ~ tnsn.
a 70 his han nuddlsd 0sslliesA "O'ys
mind, ladsi Ali that Ss Dlasehse "a
voundsd hoos. nsgulss JoAs Ball
basi.ss Over aeaiA Thss's he EneltsA
vay Of sssslia . esin. 60 easA How
nuch a. BasolAy shAsh V wusssA.
Winnf'
And shs ssss inseaas - ~ 1oosdO-
iag q ~ Aooe. SslisA ~ . fasSsa1
NV fsp0 IL suhAlssa's -
t~ ~
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27

WfAA." ssl4 II.
sAe hasAs thrown hopslsssly forward.
palns upsaissd. wsss - sxyessavs -
any wseas enald havs bssa. Thsso W.
djsues . Domss1 TAss ~ poks aGsir
"AnA, aftsf al. What natsses 10 Dowl
With this souss DaFsaal hanging ovss
Ne I've aoehino boe disnioal - 1ook
Soeward 70 II aay svsnA"
ssial. wipsf' MD ths MAJOR. sfSss .
ss0sctivs psaaA "ls y ssus shss yos
h.vs nsds % sWfal-bessk bet - -
yoa sss yoas ooly aoessss. - Ma
Winn y ~ ssly WitsssA fs Barclay
- dumb"
But Wiss sboek his hsoA ~ kuow
enough q army masssfs 20 kDoW has
this thing 10 all over The pose end Will
soon b III ovss Tsxaa n Captain Bar.
clay Wa of-ths old ssDy-if - Aad
bssa bsssghs - - I WA ~ nishs
settle % ~ q court Ny father ussd
10 ~ sbst there coald b no other rep
sRasioo for bloW. What wosA ny
apologies y w0shS Thy woeIA - ~
esesbiisA hin."
"euostinss Z shiak," mid Drooks
aEss asoehsr ss6sctivs passA "sAas men
a Barclays ssa0p sssa - sppsaj -
sbe cods - ~ sbeo right That 10
eaIy 6sviss ~ Which physisal sosr.
- 10 Dsds . Substitute SR oshee vif-
s1es that may b lackiaG Barclay 90
supGas plaas sbovs L. II view a HE
rseoed In The Plasss 0oasssy nd ta tAis
ssosos ehsss aftse the osslsws 10 woalA
sahs bold man b 0sss % hin. in shis
sassisn ~ isas9 and, II ks Dssfw -
ehssps aeaisse yoa. who 10 10 do IL:
This ssosbls 90 b ssEsishssssd osA
Wina," 0id tho major s1oehisely. "if
only yoa cosid Ax-shas oehse."
Bat how. said they 70 each eshss -
shsy wsss slounily swsy. wss shss
oehss 10 b "axsdY'' How VS. . poor
fellow With nothing but his pay. bas.
dsssd b N extrsv1g,ns cd bslpls0
wifi. little child and . suohes q
asbss. 70 bops 70 raiss ea.ooo 70 -
vsss tbs sin'oss sosal ssoDpaes a his
seipsodi That evening wbss Ma
HauIhDes left hes invalid fFiepd ~ ~
~ sshed hes to ny 10 Harry sAas -
bseBpd hin 70 on0s and spsak With
keR. Harry went bas thsss w. -
spsinG. % gladosR In ehs dow -
haising fsss that cltmhsd ~ nasoW
GoaiR. Thsse was 20 b0vs h H. msU.
Wos. fscs shas cane togtA a0aiA h hajf
- hoss. Laura wisbed hin n take ~
watch. bes diamond ssYinOA . lnchss
~ had given her ia byeuos days -
oebee pretty srjnk~es seIl sheo - -
shsir dsbea Sbe vs. aoassd - hane.
sos shas they 0VsA - oocA. ~ shos
- -lA - NeoSa~
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27

(ooG
sves fslt any respect for you whassv0.
Nra Winn. believe thsrs's someshiAO
n you, after all-though probably Dos
nuch. " b later addsd whea hs told
his wits. That night too. he and Brooks
and Blythe sat half IN hour with VIM
The colonel asked It, for It was tine -
hslp him II help was 70 come ~ all.
That day brought inquiry from depart
Dsnt hsadQuarters ~ 70 whether Lieu.
tsnant Winn had made good the anoane
Of that great shortage. and The pFo0-
I'D money package had not come.
Gently they asked him II he had ~
spaable right 70 look for It. and al the
answer be could make was that 1t had
bssu promised on certain oooditiona
He had recently accepted them, hsd sx.
psctsd 70 hnd the money On bis arrival
ss Worth bas inssssd I'D Soand-asA
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27
5000 in Prizes in Last % Years.
The Rogers Mesa Poultry Farm
Grand Lot of Fine Young Cockerela
OF all breed. for sale =. re..on.bl. prices.

Improve poultry want secur. soel.r. q ~
head with record of ssS in wan, .'
the weight Of every chick raise from him ponnds
Plymouth Rocks all around chicken good layers good moshss
and fine market fowl Send for Fowl shppsd
part OF the country BY Send Tor sample
copy Of Poultry Journal GRAHAM p. BROWNE
Box l4S Hotehks Co1Rsds.
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITIONT
The Western Slope Poultry Assn
Delta, Colorado February !. ,. ;. ie09.

Bring birds and have them scored All brds ssss ~
exhibition will be returned free by Denver Rio Grands
Passenger between a. points from Ouray and Grand Jnnees
half for round ticket sale February and good ev
For particulars, premium list entry blanks.
etc, address PAUL E. KDNNEDY, Secretary
Hochkiss, Colorado.
The Delta independent., 1899-01-27

-
picioa. asd thsrsfoss 70 szsao Sur my
baov. Had yos desised rspasae3m yos
voald have demanded IL anA tAs rule
1ssA - b far . man h ny plight 70
Vait ussil u Was aaksd halmo - ts.-
lassA Z. apology thas might - spnsid-
sssA . cooper 70 . ehallsnoa. Dss I
viii mot wait A. The sisk oe anything
aay man may say or think ] vsiss th:s
70 tell yoa that dsploss ny eonducs
ard With al ny Asass - ~ yses pAs-
don"
Oollah1ns went shroagh 10 svies With
blinking syea That's shs hssvess
thing yos ever diA. VIM. saia BE- -
~ laid IL carefully down "1Aas oughs
- sop court martial psoeseaia0a"
"Thae" answered Winn, ''ts Q diS-
fsssot matter. ! don's ask any nsscy. !
would have hssn bssssr u shis minute
u b q Braysoa haA shos NJ - shs
spoA"
TAsrs WAS aisscs . nooa.s q -
turned away and pssssatly sssssA him
sslf q the little tahls. his bod drop
ping forward on his asnA Thss Colls-
bone sseppsd upssd pla,sd haaa upns
his shoulder
"Winn. r,y boy. ! ahosA Ne u mid
yoo oese. DOS % s:es snse DC. ses1es
soco so'nS - oooosnS 90 much
aoan safm yoesssai u 20 20 q its
snss toe- nes. ~ - tees ID
% hseiay. - eso speAs tos - In
Bot Wins heoA Vas sevee liSssA -
shs do'sos went has vsy.
Later shas na0hs ~ Doae aA5oeAns
dropped In. He aad VIM - Dsv0
bcen on cordial sssaA bas the ssa6
omces was sbocksd anA tsoablsA - shs
incseaAns rava0ss In ~ esss Dsoud
end handsone fnos II The eavalsymaa.
"Winn." hs sAid In eoaFssoas tons.
''ths colonel directs sxtsa2oa e your
limits 10 include ths pazaAA aaACand
% vidt CapGain Barclay, Who vanas 70
~ yos this evening. if 20 Sssl sbla
lt's oaly next dooe. yoo hov," - cd.
- vaguely. Thsa. "lat thss ssy
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
HE JUST PLAYED SICK.
And Then Attempted to Cut His Wa
Ont To Ernndntn R,1t L,n led

And Then Attempted to Cut His Way
Out to Freedom. But Failed.
On Saturday n negro named NJ. w.
Puckett was committed to the county
jail on the charge of stealing chickens
from some one in Berkeley He was
arrested and made his escape from the
Berkeley Jail. but was on Saturday re-
captured and sent 10 Jail for six
months.
On being put in jail he complained of
Delng sick and was put in the hospital
cell to himself. A stove was put in
there to make it comfortable for him.
During Sunday the jailor heard consid-
cradle noise. but thought that 1t was
caused by the man putting wood in the
stove. Near midnight Sunday n louder
noise was heard and Mr.. Codd went
10 ascertain the cause of 1t. He found
mat Ruckett. by means of n piece of
wire, had managed to cut out a sufn-
clent number of bricks from the cell
ior him to crawl out ont n shed and
then lower himself to the ground. But
Tor the timely arrival of the jailor he
would have been gone. as he had every
thing prepared to leave. He was put in
another cell and his little ruse of sick
ness Will not work so cleverly again.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
STOCK BROKERS FAIL,
PORTERFIELD & CO, OF NEW
YORK. MAKE ASSIGNMENT.
(By Telegraph to virginian-Pnot1

Washington, d. c., Jan. 30.-William
"a Porterfield IL Co. bankers and COM
mission stock brokers. to-day made an
assignment for the benefit of their
creditors. naming Richard II. Taylor
and Thomas f. Young assignees As
sets are stated to be S30Sl449 and liza
blities. s40.449.SS.
Mr.. Portertield the senior and man
aging member of the firm, makes the
following statement:
Il have worked twenty hours n dav
for the past month and am simply a
physical wreck. My efforts to keep
things moving through this advancing
market were successful up to the past
rev days. when. through the talk of
supposed friends and published inter-
views by former partners our financial
standing has been weakened. and our
southern clientele made run upon u.s.
our finances being scattered in South
ern banks, were not available for i'm
mediate use, and this. together with
considerable moneys due us by respon-
sible people, but uncollectable upon a
moments notice. makes n combination
OF circumstances which we cannot
overcome. Considering the state Of the
market and the WORKOUT condition of
my assistants. | concluded this was the
''' INV 'eit W pip(cCi our custom
ers and ourselves. We settled I'D all
our local obligations and discontinued
business in Washington last week. as
we were unable to place transactions
here on n commission basis satisfac-
torily. We have paid out over sSl. 900
10 customers during the past week.
From the condition of our accounts 1
think our assignees will be able to
make satisfactory settlement with all
customers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
PORTSMOUTH L0ChL NEWS IND ADVERTISEMENTS,
MIR. BoHLKEN's STORE ROBBED
Twice Has He Suffered From Thieves
In Loss Than a NInnth

Twice Has He Suffered From Thieves
In Less Than Month
Some time between midnight Sunday
and early yesterday morning the store
OF Mr.. u. 4. Bohlken. corner of Ehing-
nam and Griffin streets, was broken
INTO and robbed. Entrance was effect
ed by breaking off three locks of the
front door. after which the back door
was opened so as 10 give easy exit, IL
necessary. There was Il quantity of
meats. lard, sugar and groceries taken.
and about one dollar in pennies: even
going so far as TO take two quilts and
blanket from a bed in the lard room
back of the store.
Mr.. w. S. Hanberry, the clerk, u.s.
ually sleeps there, but ON this occasion
he was detained at home, and who
ever did the job must have known this.
Three oak baskets used for delivery
were also taken. This is the second
time in p days that this store has been
broken into and robbed y gun be-
longing to the clerk was found on the
floor. minus the shells.
MIR. Bohlken cordially invites another
visit, as his stock has been replenished.
and fresh new goods are there. as we'll
as new baskets, to take them away
with.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
ANOTHER GREAT ENTERPRISE.
a Railroad Company Organized BY GU

n railroad Company Organized BY Our
Public Spirited Citizens.
The Portsmouth and Smithfield Rail-
road Company has been organized by
several OF our public spirited citizens.
who Will no doubt push the enterprise
TO successful issue. The organiza ton
was erected by the election OF Senator
II. l.. Maynard. president: Colonel c.
Fenton Day. of Smithield. vice presi-
dent; A. j. Phillips. secretary and
treasurer. These gentlemen. together
with the Hon. II. f. Boykin. OF Smith
HELD; John l.. Watson and r. ]. Wool.
compose the board Of directors.
The minimum amount OF stock. 500.
900. has already been subscribed. and
work on the road will be commenced as
soon as the surveyors. who have been
employed. complete their route and
right of way can be secured. The dis
lance will be about 81 miles 1t will pass
through the best trucking section of the
county. skirting the Elizabeth and
Nansemond rivers. 1t will be run BY
electricity, and both passengers and
freight will be handled. 1t will in no
way conflict with the other lines now
In operation. and 1t will no doubt be n
good Investment and feeder for this
section.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Mr.. Edward L. Branch Elected Assist
ant Sanitary Inspector.
COptinued-


The Board OF Health held their week
~ meeting last night. with the follow
ing members present: Dr.. Joseph
Grice (president), e. l.. Lash. NJ. L..
Hunt and w. ]. Richardson; DR.. F. S.
Hope, Health officer.
The Sanitary Inspector submitted his
report. showing that there was but two
cases of measles. one case of scarlet
fever. in the city; and that there had
never been but sixteen cases of small
poX in the city, IA of which were COL
orede are now at the pest house. He
said that there had been so many con-
nicting statements in reference to the
disease that now prevails, some claim
ing that it was chicken pox. that he
concluded. as health officer and quar-
antine officer, to confer with the Sur
geon General of the United States, and
ask. If consistent with the rules OF the
department. that a Government ex-
pert be sent here to inspect the cases
that had occurred. The letter was
written on the goth. A reply came on
the 25th. stating that the Department
would be glad to confer with him. and
that Dr. Pettes, quarantine officer. had
been ordered TO report to him: and
that on the 26th instant he reported at
his office: and in combining with Doc
tors Parish and Hatton, they visited
the home of Mrs. Green. on County
street. and made an examination, and
that he fully concurred with him. They
then visited No. 100 Washington street,
with the same result. They then Wis
tied the pest house. where there was
fourteen caes. and that in each case
DIR. Pettus pronounced it smallpox OF
very mild type. He showed him
what steps the Health Department
were taking, and he was we'll pleased.
and said that he would so report to
the Surgeon General. He further said
that he had visited number of the
Southern States. and found that the
same disease prevailed, but to much
greater extent than here.
DR.. Hope stated that the Norfolk
county authorities had been requested
to take steps- stamp eut-the- disease,
and that he thought the county will
act promptly.
DR.. Grice reported having purchased
a disinfecting machine In compliance
with an order from the board.
The resignation of Mr.. Newton Nc
Alpine as Assistant Sanitary Inspector
was handed to the president of the
board on the 9th instant. to take eff
feet Immediately; and that he had ac-
cepted the same, and had temporarily
appointed Mr.. Z. L. Branch until the
board met, and that the matter was
now before the board to elect his sue
cesSor. Three names were placed in
nomination. Mr.. f. l.. Branch was de-
clared elected. and entered upon his
duties.
All properly approved bill were al
lowed.
The committee appointed to inspect
the dock at the foot of Columbia street
reported that they did not consider 1t
In state of nuisance. but thought that
NJ Lat
ance than the dock. and that IL they
wanted the dock dredged the council
should be appealed to.
On motion adjourned
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
A SHOOTING AFFRAY.

SUNDAY afternoon at 5 o'clock unite n
riol occurred in room adjoining Mr..
w. H. Lanes bar. on Seventh and Lib
cry streets. between two weli-known
Sn,i,h vi tne town, in which Lemuel
omithson drew a revolver from his
pocket and fired five times at Mr.. vii
nam Mckinley, four of which took ef-
first missed, the second took
erect IN his left arm, below the shout
oer' ana lodged against the bone: the
i talru passed through his nose and
ioosened two Of his teeth: the fourth
went through the index finger of his
left hand and into the thick portion or
the hand, as he threw Il to his face.
me NTH passed through the middle
niger of his right hand
Inc circumstances connected with
the row are about follows: Mr.. Nc
GinIey passed that way, going to-
ward the cemetery. and went in to
get cigar. he claimed. which he Sc
cured. and after lighting 1t started
out. on his way to the door he smoke
20 several persons I'm the room talking
Smithson ran to him and threw his
arms about his neck and In so doing
knocked his cigar into his collar. where
II burned him in two places. McGin-
ley asked him to behave himself
Smithson replied that If he did NOT
nke II ne would have to take worse,
and at the same time put his hand
back for his gun. mckinley told him
10 behave himself and not draw his
gun. Smthson added that he was NOT
going to shoot him. MCKINLEY then
started for the door and on getting
about ten PAGES from him Smithson
began firing.
The wounded man was taken to DR.
TRUTHS office. where the ball was taken
from his arm and the wounds dressed
He was getting along as well as couid
be expected last night.
When Mr. MCKINLEY was asked about
the matter he said he did not see why
Smithson should shoot him to pieces
in the manner he had as there had
never been any misunderstanding be-
tween them. and II he entertained any
harsh feelings toward Lane he did
not know it, and 1t was all unexpected
10 him.
Lane had not been arrested when
this report closed, at midnight, and
has probably made his escape.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
LATEST NAVAL MATTERS.

Lieutenant R. II. Townley. retired,
has been detached from the Washing.
ton navy yard and ordered home.
Civil Engineer F. c. Prnde has been
ordered to du!w at Yerba Buena Is
land. Cal.
Pay Inspector w. w. Woodruff re-
tired. has been detached from the ma
val station at San Juan, and ordered
home.
Captain A. T. Mahan has been do
tached from further duty as a mem
Der of the War Board.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
IN THE POLICE COURT.

Squire" Baird yesterday dealt out
justice to the following offenders who
appeared before him charged with vio-
lations of the law:
Lille Davis, assault and battery on
Lulie Waters fined $40.
John Mills. assault on F. A. Taschex;
dismissed.
a young man. assault on his mother;
fined $40.
Ann Virgins. allowing COWS to run
at large: fined So
Charles Green, assault and battery on
Henry Wyatt; fined $40.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
A w~st yirgtn,aTrorcav.

Hamin. w. Va. Jan. S0.-The home
OF James Skeens. on Guyandotte river.
was attacked last midnight by four
masked and armed men. Black Skeens
was killed. James Skeens was MORALLY
wounded, and his wife and baby and
Ambrose Spurlock We're seriously
wounded. Arrests viii follow, and fur
Their trouble is feared before a prelimi-
nary trial is held. The tragedy is 49,
result of an old feud in that mountain
Gus district
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
BAPTIST CHURCH ORGANIZED

sunday afternoon n number of the
former members of the Court Street
baptist Church. and others. met in the
cnapei on Ann street. Park View, and
organized church, to be known as tho
Park View Baptist Church. They start
out with fifty-eight members. Rev. DR..
a: h. owen presided at the meeting.
The Following gentlemen were elected
officers: George A. Trant. treasurer:
augustus Tabb. clerk; Messrs. George
a. Trant. II. c. Wright. A. Tabb. 4. w
Williams and F. Beasley, trustees. Aft
er the organization addresses were
made by Revs. w. F. Fisher and ]. w.
Alltchell- Seatt+tA -fsjittrrrt fsHUrtyr
churches. The best of feeling prevail
ed. The congregation will meet Friday
night and elect deacons
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
EARTH TO EARTH.

The funeral OF Mrs. d. A. Graves was
conducted from the residence yester-
day afternoon Mt O'Clock by Rev. T.
c. Skinner. OF the Berkeley Avenue
Baptist Church. assisted by Revs Robt.
Gatewood. of the Episcopal Church. and
NJ w. Butler. of Main Street Chris
tian Church. Misses Larrabee and
Hundley and Messrs. Willie and NJ.
Pritchard sang quartette. entitled
abide With Me-" The remains were
laid to rest in Magnolia Cemetery amid
beautiful floral contributions. The fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as pall-bearers:
Messrs. NJ Miller. Thomas Dashell, c.
III. Kirby l.. b. Allen. John Milestone.
Capt. j. w. II. Wrenn. Charles Col
onna and l. o. Digs.
The funeral OF the daughter OF Mr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31
" WHO DARE HAUL It DOWN ?"

While It's protecting folds floats over two
continents. Mckinley asks. No one! ANY
more than they can find n flaw in the
concise and clearly drawn policies that
we will draw on the Aetna, Hartford
Orient and Seabord Fire Insurance Com
panies. while their protecting folds shields,
you from loss by fire. We will insure
you In the Ectna. Hartford. Orient and
Scaboard Fire Insurance Compa MES at a
small premium. You cannot afford TO be
without insurance. and the Aetna, Hart
ford Orient and Seabord Fire Insurance
Companies are The mpan!es- itas...t,,-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31

and Mrs. Lee Nash took place from the
residence Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
See advertisement OF Mr. Fl. L. West
IN this issue. calling attention to his
continued sale.
Messrs. Robert Wilson and Alex.
ferguson. OF Philadelphia, are visiting
Mr.. T. c. Skinner.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-31

Men can't do without them-manv
women have discovered how useful they
are. We are Offering a genuine Leather
Suit Case for $2.75.