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The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
OWEN. MOORE s. 90.
FOR lITTLFJOaYS AND sUsTIKs isLMp.

On aud after july 2Sth. steamer Mary w.
Libby win leave Portland Pier as follows un-
I'll further notice:
LEAVE Portland 10 80 a. M; Mackworth IL T;
Walte's. Ills; Town Landing, II As; Princes.
u. IL; Cousins, 1885; Litilej0hns, arrive I247
RETURNING, LEAVE Bustlnis GOO a. m. :
Cnebeague. 6.35; LitIiei0hn. 6-B2, goo Cousins
7.03, I'll: Princes 1928, ass; Town Landing,
7.54, 500, Waite's, S.zi, 1896 Maekworth 80.
34l.
and informed ate landings.
Time for dinner at Princes Point, and at Mel
rose House. LittleJohn's, fine shore dinner
PRESCOTT II. TAYLOR, Manager.
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T0URISL OR GOLF
CAPE,S
AND
Rainy Day Skirt

We prepared to show large assortment of Capes
and Skirts for the Vacation season.
Prices for Golf or Tourist Capes $500 675, S75,
1000 and 1850. Also large assortment of Rugs
which customers select the style will
make same into Capes at one days notice
Rainy Day Skirts are I'm great demand for two
sons they sensible skirt and stylish. We
show them In large assortment double goods
$3.9S, 800, 6.75.
Received this morning four choice patterns
the donble face goods for which make Skirts
toners measure at one days notice, mt S6.75
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
MARRIAGES.

In South Portland. July ls Charles West and
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Loring.
ia We stbrook, July %, Irving r. Hawkes. of
WtueAam aud Miss Nettle NJ. Body.
In Ruinfofd Falls. July 1o, Rodney Mcdonald
and Miss Bertha Ellis.
In Gresnwood July 10. James Laaham and
Mss Mary Il. Cole.
In Denver, Col, July 0. Joshua d. Loyeitt,
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
Portland. July q. 1880.
\ CONTINUOUS
a downpour is a


Il downpour is a
forceful remind
err of the Importance of
having an Umbrella con-
veniently at hand. The
frequency of drenching
showers and the conse-
quent danger of a wetting
mokes the Umbrella a
necessary companion
these days and the reed
of having it where you
can reach it quickly be-
comes urgent.
There's big Umbrel-
la department in this
store all ready to supply
a protracted demand, full
ly equipped for any call
that may be made on it.
You can consult your
own notion of economy
and pay a single dollar
for an Umbrella that will
keep the rain off, or you
can take our advice and
pay a little more and get
one that will not only
perform all the functions
of a protector frem the
elements but BY its eiey
gance add nun to your
standing as a person Of
correct taste and good
Judgment.
This department shows
a very large assortment
: of fine Umbrellas made
by the Amasa Lyon Co..
and they are quite the
most up-to-date Umbrel-
las in the world,-as you
probably know.
OWEN MOORE 81 10
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27

for unless you have happened to wander
over that way during one Of your visits
and the trout pond and the swings and
merry -go-round afford the children un-r
limited delight. In the rustIo theatre q
very novel attraction Ia giving the most
ploasing entertainment Of The season. IL
Is !. W. Guman's operetta In one act.
entitled "The Gypsy Festival" This
name rniaht suggest good many Ideas as
10 the characteristioa OF entertainment
furnished, bnt the most natural inference
would be that u was an opera. But Il Is
better than that. for the company renders
the gems fscm about all the popular sue
cesses in opera. Instead Of being Obliged
to listen 70 a continuous operatic perform
ance you hear only the most pleasing
numbers selected from the best grand
comic compositions OF the day. There are
sol 8 duets and trios, selsotions by q male
quartette. n double quartstte OF mixed
voices and q sextstte. Their clever dane
ing novelties, coon songs aud cake walk
interpolatei in the peri srmauce, and all
who witness pronounce IL as first clas /,
and promise logo again 70 see 1t. The
attendance is breaking she record this
week and large audiences are and oushs
to be the rule.
GEM THEATRE.
Manager Gcding of the Gem theatre an
nounoes that intending subscribers to the
performances ut the Gem mar have their
names entered upon the season subscrip-
tion iiss at any time upon application at
the box offios either In person, by mall or
telephone. and the same seats will be re-
served for them each week. The only
stipulation Is that the tickets are TO be
taken every week. Railure to do SO, how
ever, simply cancels the privileges and in
ours no liability whatever. The seats are
always ready two weeks In advance and
the Portland box Office at Custom House
wharf, Is opened from a. M, until D.
m. The ticket Office &C the theatre opens
an hour before each performances Seats
may be reserved by mail or telegraph, and
Manager Godinz undertakes to have the
test seats remaining at The time Of nppli-
cation held until 2t5 for matinees and
7.i5 for evening performances. Carriages
may be ordered ut g. 30 for matinees, and
10 30 evenings. Street cars are In waiting
at the head Of the wharf to take the
patrons to all parts of the city and subur.
ban towns. Without change of cars, for
o q fare.
MAINE MUSICAL FESTIVAL
ahe dat Of the third annual Marie
Festiya, ars officially announced. Pro-
spectus win be printed In few day.
subsoriT ton blanks will be found at
Grassy, Jones & Aliens and would be
N trans shonl Id saa rhat chair ,un,aa 80
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
MAINE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

ahe dat Of the third annual MAR o
Festive, ars officially announced. Pro-
spectns win be printed in few day.
suhsoriT ton blanks will be found at
Grassy. Jones & Aliens and would-te
p tEons shoald see that their names ara
on these lists as soon as possible
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
MocULLUM's THEATRE.

The plays at McCullum's theatre this
summer have peen varied In character.
and all have been OF the highest order of
merit. Although "Ths Kings Mus
keieers" was a novelty. splendidly pre-
sented. and attracted favorable attention
from the threatre-goers who accorded 1t
tia ost generous Ia ronage, yet
1t never vas The artistic success tn.
"Ihs Bankers Daughter" is this week
Tie presentation of this great play Is
deserving of the highest praise and the
large audiences to date and the still larger
ons that the advance sale Of seats prornis s
for the remainder of the engagement, IS
but a Lifting reward for the liberaiity and
wisdom that made this attraction the bin
Mt McCulium's this week. The manage
ment has bsen particularly extravagant
In the stage settings of the play, the
toilets of the ladies are elaborate and In
good taste, and all thu details OF the pro-
dugtion have received careful attention.
In the principal parts the author has
drawn several characters diffi suit TO por-
tray, but the members OF the company are
fully equal to them and the audience en-
Joys series of representations that Will
rank with the bsst the company has ever
given Us, and that merit favorable com-
paI.son with any that can be recalled in
any play by any company. Lisle Leigh
has echieved a distinct triumph 10 the
role of Ldllisn Westbrook, 'The Bankers
Daughter" and makes brilliant successes
of all her scenes, Mr.. Armstrong who
assumes the role Of Mr.. Brown nuss be
commended, for giving us one of the best
character portrayals that 1t has been our
pleasure to see In u long time, and no
cine, no matter how exacting, could wish
for better representation of George
Washington Phipps than the one given
this week by the popular light comedian.
Thomas Reynolds. The fact that you
have seen 'tThs Bankers Daughter" be-
fore, should not operate to prevent Ii
ing seen egain, for IL has never been
Is such an e,ascr 10 p oiuo ion In this
city soenioally, and 10 company to compare
with McCullum's has ever presented 1t
here since 1t was seen under A. nj. Pal
mer's management, more than I5 years
ago. Its story Is as apropos TO the society
of today as II was then, and as the play
marked the beginning Of the modern
school of pIsywriting 1t is not old-fesh-
ioned. but entirely In accordance with
the dramas OF the present time. Reserved
sats are on sale In advance at Sawyer's
confectionery strore.
RIvERTON PARK.
This ia an, attract,va xvaebr .A x,t,au.o,,
Park. The Fadettes always discourse
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-27
mAINsPRiMcs. z5c.

The best American MaiHsprings made nv fhe
Elg.n and WalthRm companies. Warrsufnd
for one year. MeKENNEL. 10 JsTslsr
Monument Square. Hsrfedtf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
a Birthday PnI.f-.

The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Carr. at Tanners Creek, was the
scene of n bright and happy gathering
of little folks. from to o'clock y. m.
yesterday, who We're invited to partici-
pate in birthday party given in honor
OF Miss Ethel d. Cars 9th birthday.
She was the recipient of many beautiful
-4l;e- following little folks wore
present: Misses George Walters. Eu-
senia Jones, Louise Guy. Alma Walters.
Nellie Godfrey. Gay Simpson, Matte
Robertson. Ellie Cooper, Mabel Cooke,
Dot Simpson, Carrie Robertson, Dora
Harrison, Bette Harrison, Viola
Forbes, Bessie Watts, Lucy Sadler,
Ruth Sadler, Ruth Harrison. blcssrs.
Emmett Guy, Clyde Simpson. Percy
Phillpots. Aurtellc Walters, Hardy
Walters, Richard Jones Burger Cooke.
The bean bag contest was won by
Master Emmett Guy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
a Dead Man Hroughito Life.

In Paris recently Il nian was revived
whose heart had actually stopped beating
daring surgeon cut through the dead
mans ribs. grasned his heart set the
blood in circulate ard the man brea ned
opened his eyes and lived. Il is probable
how-Ncr. that the rally will be of short
Iuration, although this dctracts not at all
rom the miraculous nature OF the deed.
If he had kept his bowels regular the di
Sease could not have attacked him Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs is nature
strongest ally. When her laws have boon
repea teddy dsregarded when a tired
stomach has been abused until ind!gce-
ton. CONSTIPATION and billiousn.tss are the
cacy. 1t will help nature resr5re tho
brightness to the brain. and health and
ViSor 10 the body. For nervousness weuil-
ness of all sorts. malaria. fever and ag,ie.
Hver and kidney troublcs-all OF which
arise from a weak stomach--it cannot be
eCualled. Your doctor would be the first
TO recommend it,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
BRlnBLET0k WARD.

The Ina imrch Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will hold an important meet
Ing ~ the home of Mrs. W. ID. SouthaU.
No. 20: North Park avenue, at { . closh
this afternoon.
the Local Board Of Improvement Will
hold its April meeting ut O'clock to-
night.
The Bramble;on Independent Demo
cratic Club viii meet at o'clock to-
night. when business OF Importance will
be transacted.
Tho sewer work on Willoushby ave-
nue. is mailing satisfactory progress
With no further interruption the con-
tractors expect to complete the entire
system o: sewerage i'll six months.
There was no perccNtahle change in
the condition of Mr.. George Il. Mere
dith last night.
Mr.. Harvey l.. Taylor. of West Bran
bleton avenue, had = narrow escape
from death Monday night. lie was eat
ing his supper when. by mistake. ne
partook OF some meat from a plate on
which his wife had spread Rough on
Rats to destroy those troublesome AMI
mails. and was only saved from death
oy using strong emetic. prepared by
DR.. l.. X. Chiies. He is san suffering
from the effects of the poson.'
Mrs. Williams. wife of Rev. l.. r Will
li2ms. is quite ndisposed at the Me;ho-
dist parsonage. on Maltby avenue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A negro woman, giving her name as
Virginia Mickens. was carried from
Williams lane to the police station
Yesterday and locked up. awaiting a
trial on a writ OF lunacy. which will be
accorded her to-day She was not vio-
lent.
Odd-Fellows' anniversary tonight.
Bishop Randolph preached ard con-
nrmed a class at St. Paurs r.piscopal
Church Tuesday night.
MI. CHARLES NJ. Barrett has received
the appointment OF Consul ut Norfoll,
FOR the Nicaraguan Republic.
James Johnson, coloied who is ur-
ocr treatment for his wounds ut s..
NincentS Hospital, continues u i'm :
prove and hopes are entertained for his
recovery.
Workmen began tearing down The
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
railroads old Warehouse fronting on
Granny street yesterday morning.
) me cutters OH Henry street between
Wide and Church streets, are reported
TO be llled with stagnant water
Hon. Maurice ID. O'Connell solicitor
folk on visit of pleasure. Yesterday
he spent n part of the day at Virginia
Beach.
Petersburg Indox-Appeal: "Mr. John
w. Long, formerly Chief Deputy Col
lector OF Internal Revenue in this city.
NHNSt OoiACEbuI JUIncS y. BRADY, now OF
Norfolk. is here on Il visit
The Finance Committee of Councils
met last night and transacted routine
business. The Sanitary Commission did
not meet as expected, but will meet to-
night.
Rev. ]. II. Foley. of Washington. D.
G., who was here 10 attend the McGee-
Parker nuptiais, returned yesterday
afternoon on the Washington boat
Mir. and Mrs. George b. Elliott. OF
Richmond. visited our city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick V. Coville. of
Washington city, are guests OF the
Monticello.
MIR. john Hyslop and Captain Benj
Tuzo. of New York. were ut sthe At
lantic yesterday.
MIR. n. ID. Witten, n prominent bust
ness man of Martinsvile, Va, was in
Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. Whitehouse and family. OF
Southern Pines. y. c.. were in Norfolk
yesterday.
Mr.. J.. p. Henkel. of Lenoir. N. c..
spent yesterday in our city.
Mrs. w. Il. Conquest Mr.. w. T. Con-
quest. Jr.. and Mr.. Charles Conquest
and Miss Conquest, of South Carolina,
spent yesterday in Norfolk.
Mr.. w. NJ. Caldwell, of Wytheville.
Va. was here yesterday on business
The Junior Gymnasium Glass OF the
Y. NJ. c. a. will give an exai-i,ion at
the fair in Berkeley tonight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
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CURES WISE OUT pAIa.
Ono OF The Rest Fenturcs OF the New
Pile Cure.

The Pyramid Pile Cure cures all forms
OF piles without one particle OF pain. This
desirable point is not obtained by the use
OF injurious oHates which SIMPLY deaden
ana paralyZe the nerves of the parts ard
make matters worse in the long run But
II Is done solely by its remarkable heal
ing and soothing effects.
And While 1t thus gives immediate re-
Eel. at the same time the disease is not
merely checked. but a radical cure is &c
compiished
And the point we want to make clear
pain.
This fact is ono great reason for the
popularity of the Pyramid Pile Cure ard
constitutes one very grcnt difference be-
;ween IT and Amos; any other treatment
for ;Sles
Every kind of surgical operation for
piles is excruciatingly painful besides an
dansering the life of The patient ana IN
most cases is not 10 he c;In pared y tn the
Pyramid Pile Cure. neither In making
successful! cures without pain nor IN
cheapness and safe.y.
The Pyramid Pile Cure has been before
the pubic Sc long. and Its morris recog-
ni2e1 ~ too many aeo2le to allow il Ia
he t!asScd with the many salves. suppcs!-
tories. pills. etc, and YOU run no risk in
Trying IT, as il IS often the case with un-
tried preparations
IT YOU are ever troubled with any form
OF piles or rectal disease do not forget the
Pyramid Pile Cure. Prepared by the Pyra-
m Drug Co.. OF Marshall. Mich, and
sold by druggists a. % cents p=r package.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
TIE COURTS YESTERDAY.
JOHN A. PRITCHETT ENTERS A
SUIT AGAINST HIS BUSINESS
RIVAL

The case Of Nathan Mccoy vs. the
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad occupied
the whole time of the Court of Law
and Chancery yesterday. Late in the af-
ternoon verdict was rendered for the
defendant ard motion for new trial
was entered by Attorney c. J. Collins,
counsel for the plaintiff
Mccoy. Il colored boy. through his
next friend. Philip Bowman. asked for
$4,000 damages FOR the loss OF his right
arm while III the employ of the COM
pany as Il brakeman in January of last
year. judge ID Tucker Brooke appear
cd Tor the defendant company.
WANTS DAMAGES AND INJUNC-
T1ON.
John y. Prltchett has brought suit in
the Court of Law and Chancery against
y. Lehman for 1900 damages. and also
asks the court to enjoin the defendant
from further engaging directly or indi-
rectiy in the coal. wood and ice bust
ness in this city and praying for IL re-
ceiver for the Atlantic Wood, Coal and
Ice Company, of which Liebman is the
alleged proprietor. The plaintiff is rep
resented by p. !. Morris.
The Dill of the plaintiff alleges that
in October last he bought from Licb-
man the name of the Virginia Wood,
Coti anu ice company. III branD!ctOn,
the defendant agreeing. as n part of
the bargain that he would not enter in
to competition with him in business.
Notwithstanding this agreement. the
Plaintiff aVows that the defendant
shortly afterward entered into the same
business very near the plaintiffs stand
and continued to sell TO his old custo-
mcrs. and even went 50 far as to try
and hire the employees OF the plaintiff.
The plaintiff asks for an injunction and
asks that Mr.. St3rl1e DC appointed re-
cever for Liebmans business. The
case will be tried before Judge Martin
to-day.
THE CORPORATION COURT.
The charter OF the Jenkins Paint
and Oil Company WAS amended so as 10
allow the company to increase it's capt.
tai stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
IN THE POLICE COURT.
Henry Upton, colored charged with
stealing clothing.wa dismissed by JUS
tice Tomlin.
John Johnson, coored. a suspicious
character. was held until Saturday.
Emanuel Smith. n negro driver, who
ran into the buggy of j. ]. Gillian, in
Brambleton, and threw him out on the
street. was fined Sc. and lectured
against reckless driving.
W. ]. Fentress was required to pay
81 cost for malicious prosecution.
James DuSgin. n suspected thief, was
held until Saturday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27

sums as he paid for meter rent for the
nve years preceding the filing or his
Pleading, In which he asserts his claim.
II the appellant was not entitled to
coIlect meter rent under the terms of
inc contract. then honor and good con-
science require it to be returned, al
though the paymen, was voluntarily
made 1t was not paid on n compro-
mise. The supreme court of Connecti-
cut In Northrop V. Graves, said: I'VE
mean distinctly to assert that when
money is paid by one under d mistake
OF his rights and duty. and which he
was under no legal or moral obligation
to pay, and which the recipient has no
right in good conscience 10 retain. it
may be recovered back, whether such
mistake be one of fact or law. and this,
we insist. may be done both upon the
principle of Christian morals and the
common law" This language was
quoted with approval in City of Louis
vile V. Anderson. 10 Ky. 339. The case
is affirmed on original and reversed on
cross appeal.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
Norro,k ma wcs:cru Votes.

Mr.. Bastic. the Norfolk and Western
agent At Montvale, has resigned and
accepted a similar position at High
Point North Carolina.
Tine pay car Is making It's monthly
rounds and employees are being made
happy by checks and cash.
Mr.. ]. Claggett Young, who for some
years past has been the assistant pas
senger ticket agent at Petersburg. has
been appointed ticket agent of the same
company at Lynchburg. for which
place he will leave next Sunday night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
Large snipn,cn,. orTrucn.

The Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany is now running from eight to ten
steamers weekly to New York to ac-
commodatc the large shipments OF
truck. Last night two steamers went
out heavily ~ n n
are now ending and radishes and North
Carolina cabbage are the principal
shipments. This is but a sample of
each of the lines. The Boston and
Providence steamers are carrying heavy
shipments. as are also the New York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk, the Wash
inston and Baltimore lines. The sea-
son is backward, but prices range well,
and what was delay here was ruin to
crops further South
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
CONSISTENCY a JEWEL.

Editor NirginanP Pilot:
what, in the world is coming next?
nat can be the matter with our city
fathers? Are the rights of good citi-
zehs not to be considered at all? My!
my. my.H Isn't it awful? WON'T
some member of the City Council. who
voted for the reduction OF the liquor
license please explain to an outraged
public how the best interests of this
community have been conserved by the
action OF that body? \ short while ago
We had no money with which to give
our police officers honest living salaries.
OUT , To-Day (oniy few days later) we
have about $4,000 TO donate To tho
Wn!skey interests of our city. Consist
ency, thou art jewel. God save Nor
iOik. Respectfully.
~ CITIZEN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
STOCKHOLDERS SELL.
NORFOLK COLLEGE FOR YOUNG
LADIES WINDING UP AFFAIRS.

The Board of Directors of Norfolk
College at a recent meeting decided to
sell the college property to Captain
John L" Roper, the president. dsposing
OF their shares of stock at SIS per share
par value $50 This is to avoid the
paying in of about SIS per share to
cover the $1,000. or Whereabouts. de-
iicit over the bonded Indebtedness of
$4,000. which will accrue at the end OF
the present term OF the school A paper
IS now being circulated for the sigma
lures or stockholders to this agreement.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
ATLANTIC CITY RARD.

The revival meetings at LeKies Me-
mortal Church continue to grow in in
tcrest The exercises last night were
of n dcenly spiritual character
Rev. Il. T.. Dudley. pas ,Dr of Central
Avenue BaDtist Church. is assisting in
Il revival meeting III Portsmouth.
AS soon as the improvements on Sec
ond street aud Bossevain avenue are
finished the work of guttering and
curbinS Cooley avenue With stone will
be commenced.
The Atlantic City w. c. 4. u. will
gin" another entertainment at their
hail III the near future.
Kew {. w. Maxwell has returned
from Newport News. where he assisted
III organizing the East End Presby-
terrain Church in that city.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27

Maggie Austin, negro woman, was
arrested by Officer Snowden last night
on n warrant charging her with lar
ceny from the house Of Mrs. Arlington.
The stolen goods are valued at $25.
Annie Lynch. another negro woman.
was arrested for assault. She was bail
ed out by Mr.. James Barton of the
Auditorium Theatre. by whom she is
cmplONod as chnmhcrrnaid
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
Pythtau RcitcfHo,rd

y movement is on foot to establish
Pythian Relief Board in this city.
The four lodges of Norfolk. Brambleton
and vicinity have appointed commit
ices, which Will meet this evening to
formulate Il plan for this organization.
anu report back to their lodges.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
Captain white o,.ec,urc.

In the proceedings of Pickett Bu-
chanan Camps meeting held on Tues
day evening and published IN thcse coll
umns yesterday. 1t should have been
stated that Comrade Captain w. c.
Whittlc would, a the next meeting of
the camp, give an account of the es.
cape OF the Confederate steamship
Nashville from Beaufort, n. c., and
her running into Georgetown, S. c.,
March 18th, &C., 1852,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
Join The Gale Jewelry Compan,

Join The Gale Jewelry Company'e
Watch and Diamond Clubs; Gold
Watch or Diamond for 81 a week; no
instaiment plan. We now have seven
clubs formed. and will commence to
form the eighth club Monday.
Our Optical department is the best
equipped in the city, and is managed
by DR.. a. Week, oculist. who will ex-
anime your eyes free of charge
THE GALE JEWELRY co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
THE CORPORATION COURT.

For frost bites. burns, INDECENT sores
eczema, skin disease. and especially
Piles, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
stands first and best. Look out for
dishonest people who try to initiate and
counterfeit 1t. It's their endorsement OF
n good article. Worthless goods are not
inflated. Get DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salvc. BurroW- Martin COmpanY.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-27
Eyes sixainircd Free.

DIR. \. Week, manager OF the optical
department of the Gale Jeweiry Com
pany. will examine Your eyes FREQ. De-
iective vision aud complicated cases
specially invited to cali.