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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08

The many friends of Mr.. Jack
Nyche are pleased to know that
\ is improving after an illness OF
f7eral weeks.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08

| rr D. r. Baretield, of Dun
'.by, was an appreciated caller
Ibo office Of TIE TINES Monday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08
NUT
Breakfast Food,
FOR SALE
Wholesale and Retail.
The Baird Smith Co.

The officers Of the Delta Guards
I've received their commissions
ID will commence at once getting
L boys in trim for the State En-
1t is important that
e members attend the regular
Ills
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08
Bargain in Stove Wood.

We will sell a limited amount
sound hickory stove wood cut
Felye or sixteen inches long in
lrload lots at 1925 per cord OF
poe pounds, f. o. b. Southern
ialIway, Greenville, Miss.
Address. q. Y. REAGAN,
Winona, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08

Dr.. Howard T. Stewart. accom-
lpied by Mrs. Stewart and their
lie daughter, left on Tuesday
\ Highland Park, Ala, where
B., Stewart will spend the sum
fr. Dr.. Stewart goes to New
trk. where he will will remain
It'll AUTUMN, giving his patients
that city the benefit of personal
Eention in his special Treatment
b Riggs disease.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08
Postum Cereal,
IFOOD DRINK.
FOR SALE
Wholesale and Retail.
The Baird Smith Co.

ghe small tots were most de-
DhtiulIy entertained yesterday
Nina and Neil Cummings.
Bite a number Of children were
fsent and presented to the pass
by a beastiful spectacle in
Dir dainty dresses. Refresh
Ents were Sc we'd on the lawn
h the evening was one the chill
eD will long remember.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1899-07-08
,o,,rs efwoshInGton County,

voters washington County,
.,ny heard rumors to the
.' ,i,1t. IN case of my election
~ .Eo CGce of Sheriff, ! would
~ ,iot some member of my fami-
J. ,' " relative as deputy. | take
,nctbod of informing the pub
Inf ,I ,1ci will not be ease.
'''' w. r. HUNT.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
HELP WANTEp--MALg

lM seven va a.. to be iiIsd etber w
former employees or new men. We want
efLcent MachiniSts and Nfoulders willing
10 work under the Premium System adj.
ninistered with liberal time lImits-no
=charges-and guarantee of good pay with
opportunity to make more a portion only
OF our employees have struck against any
change from the old day work system, in
use VS. nero for forty-two years. and al
an other shops, their committee UNDER
takes to rule this shop and asserts its in
tcntton to dcfe;lt the Introduction of any
system designed to fix some exact rela-
ton between the amount OF pay and the
amount of work performed
shops well equipped, well lighted steam
heated and sanitary. Address or apply to
CHAMBERS BROTHERS COMPANY.
b2d ST.. below Lancaster Ave, Philadcl-
phia. no1.3t
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PIANO ECONOMY
THAT Is ECONOMY.
Chilled Winter Winds and Rain Can
not Kssp Customers AWay
From CUR Tremendous Salt OF Pianos
a! Factory Cost, While ths Winds
Of Competition Only Make Our
Trade Soar The Higher
Hunters of Bargains, Like All
Hunters, Must Act Quickly.

II is not news TO ioll YOU /, rn'ncS yes
lerday and today. hnt-i will be genuine
news % assure you We arc selling Pianos
even in a downpaur. Pianos sold yester-
Gay could not even he delivered on ac-
count OF rain. hut still customers come
ana why not. when they could s.ivo on
an average Of $i75 at least?
We wish to distinctly impress on tho
minds Of Music Teachers ana others VINO
are in the habit OF receiving commissions
for influence. that wo do not allow one
dollar for such services. but give the
benefit OF such charges to our customers
Our goods arc warranted by a company
that gives YOU ample protection. IL one
instrument Is found different from what
we represent i, 10 bc-return it and get
your money. We know they are as
good as money and brains can produce.
They are marked al factory wholesale
cost, with freights and drayagc added
No more will be asked no less accepted
teachers have selected pianos for friends
here. knowing we paid no one teachers
Influenced by the ''almlshiy dollars 20 Of
Sonic value 10 purchaser. ana shows
true merit
We offer to-day the following unprcce-
$50 planos.in Light or Dark Mahogany,
English Oak or Walnut. Hand Carved
Panels. This Piano represcnts High Arr
Marked al 12Si and $2S?;
800 riano. same as above. but medium
size. for $25s.
cases, with Harp attachment, for $40.
S375 Pianos. perfect gems s2lS.
$3.50 Pianos marked at Si25.
S295 Pianos marked at 500.
Twenty TO s25 cash and from IS to SO
month With per cent. interest, secures
a Piano direct from the factory at saw
ing on an average of SlIj.
Remember. we arc here for two weeks
only. Delays are dangerous II you care
TO get :n on this deal.
Open evenings until ..
e. JELLISON,
1t Factory Agent, lG2 Church street
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
IN NORFOLK.
T. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL SJJS.
TANNED CONSIDERABLE
DAMAGE

The storm Monday night did great
damage to st. Vincent's Hospital,
blowing down two of the immense
brick chimneys which were left stand
ing by the fire. They came down with
a great crash, shaking that portion of
the main building which was not de-
stroyed by the fire and buildings in the
rear like an earthquake
Inc chimney near the elevator shaft
iell, crushing through the three floors
10 the basement. 1t carried down
heavy joists and other timbcrs and a
portion OF 1t fell toward the front wall
and carried part of this away.
The chimney that stood nearest to
the east wing fell and brought down
the entire portion of the vail ,"ft
standing at that end of the building.
The chimneys were built in connection
Win thick brick partition wall ey-
tending through the building, and part
CT this was torn down.
The wind also took away some of the
new brick work on the west wing to-
ward rebuilding the hospital The
damages sustained will retard the work
OF rebuilding the hospital, as the Chin
neSs and walls which fell were to have
been used.
The remaining chimney will be torn
DOWN as 1t is in dangerous condi-
ton.
CAMPOSTELLA BRIDGE CAVED IN
me Hood tide caused the Campostclla
bridge to cave in at both ends, ard il
was impossible yesterday. 1t will be
repaired at once.
WIRES REPAIRED.
The electric light and other wires
blown down Monday night were re-
paired Yesterday The wind played
the city. ''o''S Vi
One OF the narrowest escapes made
nionuay night was that of Conductor
Allen and Driver Noe, of the no,ica
patrol While driving down Church
wrapped around a guy wire OF tho trn,
ley wire which had fallen partly 10
the street. The whip was jerked ont
or MIR. Noes hand and both bn ana
conductor Allen were Struck by the
wire. but not hurt vic
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
SCHOONER WRECKED.
THE KATE DARLINGTON ON
OCEAN VIEW BEACH.

The three-maSted schooner Kate OAR
lington. Captain North. lies a few
yards from the fish houses at the old
mouth of Little Creek, on the Ocean
View beach, high and dry in the sand.
She landed there Mt about a. IN. yes
terday, after series of accidents that
had crippled her SO seriously as to pre-
clude her usual safe handling. The OAR
linGton was coming in the CapeS Mon
day night in all that furious smother
OF foam, rain and mist, but holding up
we'll and making good Roadway, when
at about 1880 o'clock steamer was
sighted dead ahead, both port and star
board lights visible.
The Darlington was heading w. SW.
and her head was swung at once west
ward, showing her port light. The
steamer answered hail and swung to
cross her bows, to prevent cutting her
down, but the distance was too short
and in an instant more the Darlington's
jibboom and spirit were raking the
steamers cabins and deck house while
the latter's crushing force was rendina
spirit, figure head. boom and head rig
ging into a mass of wreckage. Screams
and shouts were heard from the steam
er's decks, but she passed on into the
mist and blactness OF the storm and
was lost to sight. 1t is not even known,
for certain. what she is named or
where bound. as several steamers left
this port and Baltimore Monday.
The wreckage was cut loose, and with
no chance to set head sails the Darling
ton passed in the Capes under reefed
foresail. The captain was not long dis
covering that it was n practical i'm
possibility to make port in his crippled
stale and ut about midnight dropped
anchor. intending to ride out the gale
till tug arrived to tow him in. His
vessel was light and presented n good
target to the wind, and about | O'clock
she began to drag anchor a little later
her cable parted and she drove rapid
ly upon the beach where high water
dropped her. BY sunrise one could walk
dry-shod entirely around her and she
appears 4 fixture.
Captain North came TO Norfolk and
reported, and steps will probably be
taken to salve tho vessel. She Is of 1889
build. 1858 net tonnage and was re-
turning from Atlantic City, n. J..
whittier she had carried a cargo of
lumber, she being identified with the
lumber trade at this port, though hail
ing from Baltimore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
y. NJ. I. AIn,nn.A..nclo.,a

Prof. r. w Nichols, OF The faculty. of
the Virginia Military Institute, will ad
dress tho Norfolk Alumni Association
OF that institution of learning at Tho
y. NJ. c. a. Hall, at . o'clock this after
noon. Prof. Nichols subject viii be
to the Memory OF the Cadets ki,led ~,
New Market during the Civil War ..
All the old cadets in the city and see
ton are cordially invited to attend this
meeting. el'.e
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
GRAFTON over what action to take in
regard thereto.
The incident VIII doubtless be closed
by Mr.. Duncan's statement this morn
FROM EARTH TO GLORY.
DEATH OF AN AGED AND EST
MABLE CITIZEN II

| +
News of the death Of Mr.. James Sim
mons. one of the Oldest and most
highly respected residents of Norfolk.
at his hcnie, No. Ill Cove street, at /
a. m. yesterday, after u painful illness
or eleven weeks, will be received with
expressions of deep sorrow throughout
the community.
Branch. near Providence Church, Nor
FOLK county, November 9, 1916, and at
the time of his demise was within
eight days of his S4th year. When q
youth of tender years he came 10
Portsmouth and served as an appren-
tice to the cooper's trade with Mr..
Robert Stanward, of that city, and
married while living there.
During IL revival conducted at the old
| Dinwiddie Street. now Monumental NJ.
r. Church. by the late Rev. Thomas
SrowIer. sixty-thrce years ago, Mr..
Simmons professcd faith in Christ and
at once connected himself With the
church in which he was converted.
In 1850 he removed With his family to
Norfo!k. where he has since resided
IN coming here lie joined Cumberland
street NJ. l.. Church. throwing himself
INTO active service from the very day
he became Il member For forty-nve
Years ne he'd the office of steward and
was treasurer Of the church for II num-
Der Oc years. lie WAS a member of
INC BOARD of Stewards when he died.
During the war between the North
and South it was due To the active and
Jealous efforts of Mr. Simmons that old
cumberland Street Church was saved
from Gesccration in not being used by
General Nealy as barracks for the
feucral soldiers. after the evacuation
OF Norfolk in 1862 by The Confederate.
forces.
Few mon who have lived to tie ripe
oid age Of Mr.. Simmons led a more
exemplary life. He carried h:; religion
WITH him in tho every day walks of
ne ana was livn~ cDitome Of tho
saving power Of the oanei Of Christ.
Ills last moments on earth were peace
iul aud happy, his last words 10 his
family being: This is not death: It
glory" w
Three children survive him, two sons
and ono Observation-Disclosures /. L.. and
=. NJ. Simmons and Mrs. Harriet p.
Barnes.
The frnera, will take place from
Cumberland Street ~ L. Church TO-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
All In sight of monument. "Newe,t
Discovery" extracts teeth pa!n!cssiy
=. Y. Dental Rooms. lcnnes only 3ai
oIain street. corner Talbot.
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English novelties In fine sui.ings ana
trouScriDgS tailored ny Rudolrhi & Wei
0a J.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
a YorIt County atnrrtn.e.

Miss Sarah Turner, of this city, off,
ciated as maid of honor in the Vain
wright nuptials In York;
county last Wednesday, an account NJ
which was published in yesterday
Richmond Times. which says:
Miss Turner. OF Norfolk. the maid of
honor. WAS prettily dressed in q gown
OIL navy blue cloth, with old gold trim.
"Schiey roses" VI
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
Mr.. COKE CONVICTED
Not Justified in Shooting Mr..
James A. RidgeweII.
Tho Jury Fixes Ills Pun,shmcnt nj
One Hour TN Jnn ana n fine or
One ccn,-o,hrr cour, I,cmS or
Interest.

The long and tedious trial OF Mr.. w.
y. Coke. charged with shooting MIR.
James a. Ridgewell. was brought to n
close at 2:S5 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. the jury bringing in verdict of
guilty and fixing the punishment at one
cent fine and one hour in jail.
Mr.. Alfred r. Thorn began the closing
argument for the prosecution at 1910
o'clock and spoke for nearly two hours
and a half. He made II brilliant speech.
His review of the evidence was a mas
terpiece of logic and oratory. At the
conclusion of his argument the case
was given to the jury, and that body
retired promptly. returning at 2:3O
O'Clock, with the verdict as stated
above.
The jury was out exactly an hour
and thirty minutes, and many thought
n disagreement would be the result. At
2:45 O'Clock Mr.. Coke was accompanied
to the Office Of City Sergeant Lawler
by a number of friends and turned over
to the jaler who committed him to the
main portion of the prison. While Mr..
Coke was serving his sentence his little
boy was being entertained in the office
Of Sergeant I.awler. The fine OF one
cent carries with it the costs of the
case.
THE DIVORCE DOCKET.
Yesterday Mrs. Maggie Webb,
through her counsel. MIR. Robert w.
Mallett instituted suit in the court of
Law ard Chanccry for divorce from
Martin V. b. Webb. who is said TO be
Il nonresident of the State.
There are now two suits pending in
this court.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses were granted yes
tcrday to these couples:
Henry Washington Loudcn and Err
nest Linwood Morgan.
John Milton Coin and Sybyl Gertrude
Whitchurst
y deed was recorded yesterday trans
ferring from Lydia V. Hudgins 10 Lin
de- Wright Dawes. lot with improve
ments at the southwestern corner OF
Colonial avenue and Warren Crescent.
Client: $3.50.
THE POLICE COURT.
The Poi2s Court presented a desert
ed appearl,.ce yesterday morning. COM
pared with Monday morning. there be-
Ing only eleven cases to come before
Justice Tourln.
Jim Parker he negro who struck
Alex Hicks. a'so coloreG. over the head
costs, and bang unable TO pay, was
sent to jail u.l;.l "a friend in need" ar
rived.
Julia Coleman. colored. charged with
picking the pockets of j. Hewlett to the
tune of SIS, was given two months in
jail to think it over.
Georgia Parsons, colored charged
with assaulting William Coleman, was
released upon her own rccogni2ance UNI
til tomorrow and a warrant was is
sued for Coleman. who failed to ap-
pear ut the trial.
Several DRINKS were suitably disposed
Of
SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.
United States Commissioner Bnwden
yesterday sert Isaac West. colored. on
to the grand jury of the United States
District Cou-t. which convcncs in thi;
city next Monday. West is charged wiz,
drawing a pension under the name of
White. il solder of Company |, Thirty
seventh Regiment OF colored troops
during the civil war. The prisoner was
defended by MI Hugh G. Miller.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01

Despite the scarcity OF cloth W. ,,
succeeded in importing the second iot
of Drummond soft finish wors;cds. Yo,,
must he an early caller u see his
high grade. goods. RUDOLPH &.
WALLACE. 333 Main strce:.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
AGENTS WANTED

M ANTED-SALESM AMI COL
ieetors to work in the city and
country Apply 20 the SINGER MANU-
EACTIiRINGs CO.. $50 and POI Church st.
Norfolk. Va, or 407 Court street Ports.
mouth. juS-2taw-tf
"A CTIYE MAN OR LADY WANTED
IA by long established house to employ
inu Supcrintend agents SG0 per month
ond EXPENSES. ZIEGLER & CO. Locust
81. Philadelphia. Pa. no1,i,5-3t
NTEN AND WOMEN. GOOD AID
AfA dress, to travel and appoint agents:
salary $40 month expenses: rapid advance,
ment. Unusually brilliant opportunity
ADDRESS. with reference. BUTLER IL Al.
GEN, New Haven. Conn. nul6- la wI2t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
NOTICE e,

Tho great increase in tho pumpnge of
that too little attention IS being paid to
observance OF the rules regarding waste.
structcd to cut tho water from any md
oil premises which arc found to be sun
Piled with water. the occupants of Which
Many of the cheap tcnements In tho
city are not properly provided with stop
and waste cocks, thereby bringing uDon
tho city both less and trouble. This lack
of attention to matter OF such vital Inn
portance cannot be longer tolerated.
BY order of
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS
November list. 1899. Moist
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01

An old remedy that has proven its
value In curing headaches and pains
has made its appearance hcre-Iiick's
Capudlna
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
SENT TO THE GRAND JURY
All uMUsUALiMC;pENT.
THE COKE JURY HANDS THE
COURT A PAPER.

When the jury in the Ridge
well case came down from the jury
room 10 render its verdict yesterday
afternoon, a little scene was enacted.
the portent OF which was mystery
to the spectators in the court room. All
was at q high tension of expectancy
when the jurors entered the court room
and took their seats Just as Judge
Martin began to ask IL they had
reached verdict, Foreman ]. Y. s.
Mitchell rose from his chair and ad-
dressed the court in these words:
4 PAPER SUBMITTED.
We have reached a verdict, your
Honor, but before we announce it we
wish to submit this paper"
He then handed 90 Judge Martin a
folded manuscript. Judge Martins
eyes scanned the paper. and he then
hanAed It TO the counsel, Mr.. Thorn
reading it first. ''It relates personally
TO Mir. Duncan" said Mr.. Thorn. 81
have nothing 10 do with it,"
Common wealth's Attorney Duncan
was called. but he had gone to dinner
Judge Martin turned TO the jury and
said thai: Mr.. Duncan would be in
court this morning at 1880 o'clock, and
The Jurors could then hear what lie had
10 say. The matter was then ended so
lar as yesterday was concerned. But
MOI ID NOTu WAS SAID 10 disclose the
significance of the folded paper. One
or two members of the press, who made
an effort to learn It's contents We're
told that it was of such n nature that
ii was deemed best for other parties to
give II to the public.
JURORS DEMAND AN APOLOGY.
y Nirginian- Pilot reporter heard n
rumor in the afternoon that the paper
was Il formal demand by the jury up
on Mr. Duncan for an apology for Ian
Euagc used by him in the opening of
his argument in the case Monday This
was verified last night by q juror. II
seems that when Mr.. Duncan. who was
the first speaker before the jury, began
his argument lie said TO the jurors that
he was aware he was addressing q
prejudiced jury. or words to that effect.
lie had noticed, he said. that the atd-
tude of the jurors was unfavorable TO
the prosecution. Their faces had been
Illuminated with smiles when the de-
Tense scored 2 point.
This WAS in effect what Mr.. Duncan
said. While but little was thought of
it ut the time, ii seems that the mem
bers of the jury Thought 1t serious
reflection upon them. and while they
were out in the case yesterday fully
half Of the hour and twenty minutes
spent In the jury room was in delib-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
no cIlREhA GK,pprIyTyvo

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tahlc,s
All druggists refund the money II II fo;i,
10 cure. l.. w. Groves sigma tlire Is az,
each box. 25c. a OH
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
two hundred feet of the shore end was
wrecked and washed away.
AT OLD POINT COMFORT.

1t wac reported last night that the
storm had somewhat damaged the pier
at Old Point Comfort. This Is said to
have occurred by waves beating up I'M
der the pier and looscnlng the planked
surface
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
BUR T. KJ
-FoR-
Employment and Labor.
UNCoRPoRATED.)
SIS MAIN STREET, ROOM 1s. OVER
. AND Decent STORE,
NORFOLK VA

AN IoI lGIGEH y, STORE.
c. J. IREDELI. President.
J. H. HANCOCK. Secretary.
&c, Clerks Si, Statesmen salesladIes steno
Pharmacists. agents. coilcstorsr. Barriers
Takers. Eortets.. Cooks. NHrses. House
Contractors. Masoiis. Matters, Buffers.
butchers. Servants, or In fact. every va,
Iiejy OF help. in all departments, OF trade
labor, wanted to call at above address
and learn fun particulars of the methods
OF the Burc'ln, aud if satisfied with The
plans ana requirements, TO register with
the Bureau. SPECIAL room for ladies'
The wants of the trade supplied free OF
N .-t 30. oy oi-om
Office Beard Of Street. Sewer and Drain
October 3oth, 1899.
~ IDS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT A
D public auction to be held at IL O'Clock
Il. IN. on THURSDAY. the I'd day of No
y Wo9 s, on 'nS and sr9nes hsEinnlng at
street. its terminus, for the purchase OF
al the buildings and parts, of buildings
required to be torn down for the OPEN
Ing OF Tripoli street from Bute to Wolf
street
No building will be delivered to pur-
chaser until the amount bid for same has
been pad TO the City Treasurer.
Each building or part of a building Is
sold with the distinct understanding that
move the same within SIX weeks OF the
date OF sale. and that no. building or part
OF building is sold below the surface of
An plaster or mortar suitable for filling
is not sold with the building to which It
pertains, but is reserved by the city.
ma erial TO be sold. the public is cordially
invited 10 attend this sale.
Chairman Board street. Sewer and Drain
Commissioners. oc31-2t
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M0TTU, DEWITT & co.
Norfolk and Southern Railroad Co.
Norfolk Va. October 50. 1899
NOTICE TO SHIPPERsl

On and after this date. all frcishts TO
anI from stations on NORFOLK. VIR-
GINA BEACH AND SOUTHERN Rail-
ROAD and Landings on CurrtncIS
sound VIII be received at and delivered
from l}rambleton Station
All freight for LANDINGS on the NOR
FOLK AND SOUTHERN CANAL LINES
Srehmers routes VII be received at tho
SOUTHERN RAILROAD, Water street
Norfolk. Va.
For further Information apply to
]. G. WILKINSON, Agent.
II. c; HUDG1NS. Genr Freight ACT.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale or Trade.

NOR SALE = RESTAURANT WITH
l. fine trade: lodging rooms well
house. Terms easy. Apply A25 Church
street. scgg-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01

English novelties In fine sui.ings ana
trouscrings tailored by Rudolph & Wei
lace. They are sure Ia win favor.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01

All In sight oe monument "Neweat
Discovery" extracts teeth pa!n!cssiv
y. Y. Dental Rooms. 1:nnes only, 3ai
oIain street. corner Talbot;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
SPECIAL NOTICES

W ACHT LADY ANNE WILL BE
a ratified Saturday, November 4. at $3.50
p. m. in the Monticello bar. For chances
apply ut tho bar. noI-Jt
rF1 Q lNVESTORS-WILL SELL LINZ
y TIED amount of per cent. preferred
par. with commission: delivered through
New York bank. Address INVEST
MENT. Room 902-903, 1923 Broadway, New
York City. If
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01

T1HH oME-EVERrTfIINa NEW
H. and clean. tnble board $500; board
spa room $500 per week. al and d25
Church street So IA -
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01
BOARDERS.

ID LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS,
4 iafse. cool and airy, at 241 Church
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-01

I'd IRDS AT L. RICHARDSON'S FAIR.
bO0 Singing Canaries. Goldiinches Lin
nets, ThruShes, Rullllnches at extremely
low prices. Consigned to me for this
week only notat