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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
PowDER MILL EXPLOSION.
One Man killed az the Lain Rand
Works u kansas.

COLTlrBTS. Eaus-. Dec L-Crs % --e
main buildings q the La1lz-Rzzd Powder
Works. four miles r0r-1 q tbs place. Els
blown Up az O'Clock this afternoon WI
liam CushUaE. q workman. W-l vas --s
only person ID -Ee building. vas iGlIat--
Two men w-O were working near 1y va
slightly injured D. rTilE debris TIE
property loss u a1Cu- s. 1o0. TIE huIf-
irE destroyed vas known a The Barrett
house being one % the ualn cra-Es
buildings. and vas biz structure % l-u1
and wood containing TaIElble ra--lrary.
Tie cause q the explosion "a Unknown
The shock was f-lr az pCi--s r1ir-v
miles distant. ard ir Columbus great er-
element was caused. a. Or was thought
many lives had been lost The Gerris q
The mill was scattered over a hundred
acres fre which friIrwef --a sr1l1-
sion was ex-irgr1lslet by ci-zsra
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
SENT TO PRISON FOR
SELLING BOGUS BUTTER
Philadelphia Dealers in oIeouarza-
rine Punished After a Long
Legal Fighr.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. Altar =
legal battle IN the United States corr
covering period q over Two years To-
seph Wilkins % Washington. D. C. ana
Howard Butler OF this city were t1-d1y
sent 20 prison 20 serve sentences t,Dosa.t
UPON them for having violated rhe Iaw
regarding the sale OF olecula--a-f,-.
wilkins was recently sentenced % in
prisoument for six months and 70 nav a
ire or Sl5h and Butler % four r7o1rE.s'
In prtsourerr and fine oc Zoo
wilkins anc Butter were wholesale
dealers n oleCmarxarins in This CIV
They were caught IN the act OF removing
the brands from packages OF the COM
modify IN January. 1877. ard were IN
c1crec at rhe February session OF thar
year by the United States Grard Jury
their conviction following shortly AFTER
ward he case was appealed % me
United States District Court OF Aupeal
and was later taken 20 the United Srare.s
Supreme Court On L writ OF cerricrarf
The appeal failed
The case IS OF national i-1rorrance a.
wilkins ard Butler are the first % be
sent % prison for violating the Cleo
margarine law Other dealers convicted
OF selling oleo-1rgarle IS genuine
butter have succeeded IL getting OF with
the payment cc tne.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02

on The g-h- See passed varw close % 20
boat. and although the susi-u vas f1u1
upside down and other distress sig-a-s
were made. 20 notice was taken WHAT
ever
The men were 81 niles from Ps,tr-x
ard were forced Cd continue -1eLr -ar-l -
with the elements until Two days LATER.
T1e-- with the aid cr a blue LEhr. trey
attracted the attention % the Dutch
steamer Reael. after being Tor some tine
~ Lrp-e.L-lr- proximity % n monster
slar.- Tie resculrE steamer was au
small rE1- they were Unable o. take --alr
boat Cu board. AMI The r1rtv v1F1r--s
were forced O. abandon the gallant --tl.
cratr. which had carried -heE within 10
E-iles q Pedar-
w -L-e the courageous rescue party IL
terWerr these rlrtsElrs those OF Board
tee Darius were noe in ar errtabie -ilE1--
IN addition % the vessel drifting III Ealt q
dozen diGerer- tirecrt0rs each tav she
vas rolling and Di-ch'1< f-a-1-IlT. IRIS
continued until so reu1er - ser-r -1~s
PRIOR 20 the picking % % the boat wen
the steamer Cr1lr ~ Auc-t wls STATED
and siEraled o. stand by. Ar aE-eeue-r
vas entered i1r1 1T the master o. GOV
The Darius % Colombo. az whIrn rCr- sc
arrived With her tow on --a fCrr rrs-1-s
and MS com pariC-s arrived there fg-l-
days later Alr- L-E-1ce. who "a New
Zell1rcer, vas Presented win a --Id
metal ls 4 token % his tis---E-1is- eI
brav-rT. In spite ~ the trying expert
elces % the Darius she 0rlw lost sever-
zen q her horses on The voyage
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02

EAFA- Tee. SO - as D GARNER
--e -esDr----- ls concerned --e ha1e1s
---s ---cee1--zs before Judge Jones ~
Pc case 20 E-rh Buchanan lave resolved
--e-se.res lur1 tE-- Ger vt-tica---r-
--s vas s-l-eE b. ere 90 E1-E-ers az
----e-s ---lL-. v-- sa-5
VIA have moved ---tLv c-r -
-s-l----s = E--1aEl- 81 -Le Nlra
re- --a at-issiCc Ea1e c- A.
----e- Ee- CO y e1-es-l- b-- we wa-r
% ---g AL re ca-rs. 81 -rl- ere
---- --v z--w --e-- or- purpose Is 20
ing lbc-- c--c lele v--l--a-i-- GO Dr.
VITA BE- -T- SER recesses IRE -ou-r
vas IL --------s session e--r I'd clock
--f ------ ---- l-CE- --e sl--e hour
----E-- ----- tEe e---re CAV -here
~e-e nay .al-es greser- ard IL Ire
eng --e cl----Ccr- vas packed 20 -he
--c-.
Se-a--r Cu---r reaE re testimony given
----r -le E--1ar -r.L az La--srt-e ct
..-s-llle -tCc-1s = M-'F1vs-- Justice
IS --e Peace -. = 1I1rs14L aid E. "
----=-s. q Napa. and E=clL=-1 CcczrlL
IS Lz-Tsvle- Eacl lad tss-t1eL O.
T-- Buchanan ard -1 haw-g CO.
s---=- --- -crL--r himself - q pec-l AZ
r-r -=- -leZ &c believe as --at
7 as AIS -s- -gl- A. his point A---r-
- A----s-. -1e = Or llr-cers cc -
eel -lgE=- ere cC-sri racv crA-ge into
Al@
-e cC-r-. SAID
IS --s -c--- please. l. vieE q some
E---e-e-- -El- have been maze here
bona -g re District Attorney ct E-ll
----- ard 81 --e petitioner himself on
me s-a1l. - --e e-ec- rLlr r-ts entire
a---- vas a huge conspiracy -1 ge- Kris
-L- --ee tr-E- -1e charge - 70 -rr-er OF
-le- % s--r -1e murder r-.Ll a--
-lr- --- committed - a. -..--- 81 or
Ger -- arrl- G-s-rlce -1 1Ls cac----. Z al
j. -e-ere-c- -r -1e physician wll -.s-l-
-e- a. MLr-sr-I-e and che attorneys v-c
--r --se--f- Alr BEc1l-A1 al q. Ire IA
- g.. az - difference -r ere Witnesses
--e-se res Tt- testified az -EE- cine %
le -e--.--e- % show --s- W-ar -1os
-l-e there ll reference 81 ealing -ts
srecla- --rT as sElE- ID The -ores z 1l-
.-r-er We ask -rls i- - spirit ~ fair
-ess a-t ID view q this t0r--r- element
w--cL has -re-r Ia We ask this rather
as privilege rraC a rEt-
DISTRICT Attorney Bel Promptly r-Ck -
ole --aL--Ee. ~ De evidently considered
saying = 60 -l- know COW 1c-e1 Ne
-E-1 81 1Ec.a-u -lar Ne 1ave
--lr--1 -0 large cCrsr lrzcv. We tar-
-.- -rarEe1 rhar- There Isl only ere lss1e
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
MR. EoRAET's WILL

PATERSON. ~ .. Dec The VII Of
the late Vice President. Garrett A To-
bart. was dIec IN the PassaIc County
Surrogate's ofice to-day. Tie vaIue =
the estate IS not given. but IL "a rr-ea--
stood % bs about q $40 .GcG. or rba s<-,-.
Yrs. Jennie Hobart. the widow raczfv-ss
y 90 coo and ore-half OF the reu.ai-,,e-
after number q requests are uaIf rrs
son. Garrett a Hobart IT. irherfri-1- 80
otner na-r When ne atr1ils his majority
81 Joseph's Hospital. the General a.
pitai, the Chtl6ren's Day NURSERY 81 -
seph's Orphan Asylum and Paterson az
phan Asylum. al OF Parersor. rs--iva
5000 each
Hobart Tr-ttle- private secretary 70 Car
cr7l voorhees, and i brcrhsr-f---Tar -
tie Vice President. receives 80 COO
Wilcox. 4 close friend OF Mr Hoba-- =
cetves 10 .0s0. David Hobart \ b-1,5s-
Of the late Vice President. receives ,sa :
200 and 20 each OF his two children IA "a
Gueathed 80 900
The executors Of the VIII ara -.
widow, Mrs. Jennie Hobart A A wiz
cox 4 T Bell and Colonel William Rar-
hour go
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
BRADLEY CERTAIN
TAYLOR WILL WIN
Kentucky Situation Is
Clearing.

FRANKFORT. Ky. Dec The -csr-
pcrsnenr % the Official canvass % ken
r-ciSy's guberuar1-tal vote until 1L1rtav
1as. c1r the tine being az least. cooled
the s-rrhargst political atmosphere IN a
very percepribie manner 10 -s not likely
nov that There VIII be any tevsIcpueu-s
until the meeting az the Election COR
ullssi1usrs- Alrhough ire Candidates s1-
Governor are II town. they ara keeping
g-le- ard thsi- friends are folio wing c1sl-
example,
Thsrs Is a deeply settled heuss a-ou<
BOTH Democrats ard Repu1llc11s r1l- r1e
u1ullssl1rers viii not turn The natter
over % rrs Legislature. bur VII sl-e.T
issue q certificate @ either GCe1el or Tay-
Tor II lr is given % -1e former. i- - POS
% che conservative Republicans ara z
The opinion -11r IN view CO the strong
Der1,cr1ric majority n ere Legs l-I-s
az practically =s1 Useless eea= saa H.
quarter II rhs -sr-1cl-e goes % -1v-
llr. &c g certainly probable r1I- --e nat
Ter Ttll e -LS=1 . the LegtstL---re. E1e-s
GCecel u-aT -1lllT win
The Republicans. however. ars - 70
means Unit IN Favor q 1blE1c1t-- --s
fight az the door % rhe Lsgtsia-urs- some
rhar they VIII not lca-tCc rhs fE1r -1--I
there U.s. no possible cl1rce CO Taylor be-
lrE Governor - the STATE CrGre--r-
Bradley las evidently made % -.E ulr1
% election. s1r &c was buslIv erEarad an
day n packing Up his private property II
the STATE House, preparatory O. 4 return
% private hce-
They are making ~ last days nv
hdrshesc days be sad. but 7 guess
-Eere viii he 10 trouble There a-a TO
many sensible men on oo-1 sides % a-l-vv
anything q thar kind 7 really dc--- So
how anything car % dane Oh keep "
Taylor from the CHAIR. He vii z h az
rtEh--"
Il - not likely thar The Election Con-
rissi0uers vii fEls1 their work bef1-a
Tuesday afternoon
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
ALL SHIPS FROM SANTOS
WILL Be OISIMFECTEO
Extraordinary Precautions Taken 90
New York 90 Prevent the In
rrpducticin OF PIaEue

NEE YORK Dec DIR. Doey gave
out The following statement IN relation 70
the detained steamer 7 ". Taylor to-
night:
r have heretofore refused 20 give any
decision concerning the steamer until al
the coffee was discharged and the cisln-
lection completed Al inspection OF the
vessel shows that the disinfecrfcu vas
thorough and complete Owing. however
70 the fact thar bubouic plague may o.
transmitted by rats and other veruin
which nj ght escape the g-ruicides used
By fleeing 20 other parts not undergoing
cisinfeccicn AZ the sane time. I deem IL
proper 20 keep the Taylor under my su-
pervtsion az quarantine. whore she viii De
loaded from lighters before sailing from
the port I am satisfied thar IN this way
every precaution has been taken 20 pro-
tecr the public health
Hereafter al vessels arriving from
Santos. whether there IS infectious dis
ease among the crew or not. viii be sub
iecred 70 the same precautions The cargo
viii De fumtgzted IN the hold. then &c dis
charged Into Lighters and held In the open
air FOR eight days from the time OF re-
novaL TIE vessel after discharge OF
cargo VIII be kept under the supervision
% the health officers and loaded n the
stream before sailing"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02

The prosperous. especially II their pres
peritv Is OF L uarUrs that other people
profit By II. and this Is precisely Cur con-
ditiou.~
Especial comment vas causec Z, Dip
Icuaric circles by u. Speeches q En-
bassador Chcate and Mr.. Chamberlain.
There Is no doubt LEat the admtniscra-
ton would have preferred that NJ.
Choate should rot have been SO excess
sivsIy cordial bUr Z 3 not proposed 20
bring Tie matter . rs attention. 90 sa-
a. have been able % learn Diplomats
regard "a particularly significant The bid
made BY Mr.. Chamberlain cor Z German
alliance. ard lis references &C the exist
snce CT the most cordial relations 6e-
tween the London ard Berlin govern
mentz While diplomats rere are inclined
% eiscreiir the reports that an alliance
was perfected beCvsen Germany and Eng.
Land during tie Euperor's visit Il "a
noteworthy that Germany has consist
emily declined % irrerIsrs II the Trans
vaal, though there IS 10 question that
her assent % 4 proposition q this char
acrer would Dc gladly received BY both
Russia ard France.
What NJ. ChaEbe-Ialn's purpose was
France IS not known here
The call Of Il Tibet. III. French
Charge d'AHzires. az the STATE DEPART.
uenr to-day gave rise 20 Al uufounded
report that Re had called 20 make IN
CURRY with respect % Mr Choate's r.
marks.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
PREVENT REORGANIZATION.
Protest q the United Verde Copper
Company Shareholders

NEW YORK, Dec L-Justfcs Book-
staver. IN the Supreme Court TO-DAY.
granted I temporary Injunction On the
application OF George - Treatweu 4
minority shareholder IN the United Verde
Copper Company. restraining Senator
william Il Clark and other directors y
the company from selling Or 6ispOsfr :
OF the property or assets % the CORPORA
ton Or taxing any steps % carry cut the
proposed plan OF reorganization Tie
company was capitalized with 4 stock u
- 900 .l00. The minority shareholders req
resent 5000 worth % shares The irr11--
ton ties Up the scheme q reurzarfza rio 4
until the application cCr a couttru a nee
OF the temporary Injunction has been de-
cidet upon-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
PRESS COMMENT ON
The WORD ALLIANCE"

BERLIN. Dec The Use CT the word
alliance" r. NJ. Chamberiain's speech
n Leicester RS caused 2 -nraraI ffrrr-a-
IL the German press The Cha uvinist or
gz1s protest vigorously The kreuz Zei-
rUng. the organ o. the military parry.
comments With scoru and rGigratIuu
Other journals. t1cludI-g Ire Lcl1aI Ar
Zsiger. assert that the meeting OF Count
Won Bul1w ard Mr. Chamberlain II Loa-
don was productive OF results calculated
% smooth away some difficulties which
had arisen = colonial questions. b-- that
10 alliance exists. although the confer
ercss between the German and British
statesmen az Windsor Castle left Il
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
Charged with Countsrf.itinr.

Los ANGELES. Dec. L-Au alleged
counrerfsfrsr. WI EiIdebra1d- has been
lodged IN the County jail By Uni-af
States Secret Service Agent P : Brow
EilGebrard was arrested today in san
BcrrarClno ard vas brought he-e a.
once II e believed that he IA ore u a
gang that has been doing bogus mini
Ing business % considerable Dr0po--Iors
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
EIectricfty FOR Brain.

A European scientist claims % hav. .tscrv-
sr-ss IN apparatus which VIII srirE-ats The
hratu Y has oeer tried schocIbcys and
consists cf an electric band While scientists
have been busy I1venting unrarurzl ways cc
making the brain work Eosr-trers Stomach
Bitrers has Ter fS-y years been icing X natrr-
ally Il cures Dyspepsia ard al stomach
troubles and builds u and tnrigurares the en-
tire system Tiers Is 1orhirs Just socc-'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
NAY TAKE LEAVE
As A STRONG PROTEST

LONDON. Dec The Parts CORE
sporfeur CT the Evening News tele-
graphs % MS paper to-day that there
IL reason 20 believe that Sir Edward 7
Monsou. the British Eubassadc- p,
France, VIII shortly apply FOR a u-1-
longed leave OF absence as a protest
against the Attacks r-aEe By 10
rrencn press On Queen Victoria ard
The Prince q Wales
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02


LONDON. Dec Lord Eosebe-y
az Edinburgh this evening cspre-
Gated Mr.. Chaubsriail's reference
% France II MS speech n Leicester
and said:
We have &c right 20 60 into TIE
cutters % fish Up the der-licr press
OF any country and % hold Il ID 70
scoru OF as 4 motive Of our policy.
II Is impossible that the Queen
could Dc oesmtrched by such at
tacks. which only rscuh on the at
tackers: and whatever the degraded
outbursr may mean IL does not
represent the best Or highest opfn-
ton OF France We have been
over-ready 20 doUr other nations.
ard y * 10 wonder that Great
Britain q unpopular abroad We
trust that this Uudiploratic frank
ness VIII cease. FOR these singing
words rankIz long afterwart. and
Il Is not for srl-esueu 20 speak
under the passing irritation O. the
moment
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02

NERVES

A. eak
1er-es exhausted
E@--s. E-rae .
ceres. cr-c OUT
nerves Z ycur
m-scl-s rWttch.
v-E- hazcs E-n
1le ycEr -yei IS
-Eirer T-Er lea--
G-r-e- you ta~e
rag n ems or
a f--il-- Of gen
era rEka1a-c CT.
then beware c1r
14lg rus corr
clCacCnB II AZ
arise = % = g
g 10 e - comp IS
rrrHrlr On. men-
"a r-ubies. heat
lr spi1al troubles.
tan 60 ~
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.-
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I'll
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49,
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f.-l-s,
hid
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02

BRISBANE. Dec The Labor Minis
try VIII be short-lived- Premier Dawson
on the meeting OF the Legislature to-day
announced that he had formed a Ministry
and moved 20 adjourn until Tuesday.
The House however. BY a vote OF 20 20
Is. refused % pass the motion The Cab
met was thus defeated at the first SIT
rlrT
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
Taken 70 San Quentin

murderer OF Sheriff Farley. made rasha-
4 sensational departure from his uatfv.
town this morning II was decided >,
take him 20 san Quentin to-day. an ~.
morning SUfSSer was CUarrefsor1. 49,
when taken 20 the train was trune,t had
and foot AT the station he bid b. a.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
Unknown Suicide.

Los ANGELES. Dec The body ot
an unknown man about 80 years OF age
was found hanging % a tree II Highland
Park and brought 70 the city to-day Al
inquest was held to-day. but nothing was
discovered 20 Identity the man, who evil
IDENTIFY committed suicide
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
Araersca H.s shirs - selI.

LONDON Dec 1-L4eutenant T. C Col
well United States naval srrache. aAver-
tises thi. morning FOR bids for The Uufred
States vessels Scipio and Rocket II IS
understood that the Navy Department
hopes 20 find n buyer for the Sctpfo Ia
England because she Is entitled 70 al
American register.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02

" gccc-oy. and as a crowd surrounded
nm 81 route % the cars he rrrued an
e1-er51eritlT exclaimed n j loud voice
"Gcoc-by. TT see YOU al IN -Ira s-ras- ~
and ~, a1d III have 4 rot f-e s,r v7r, .
-her11 ksef and Deputy Sherf- FlrIs,y
me murdered Sher.Es brother, accom-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02

Los ANGELES. Dec Edward Tus-
u Years old. vas run over By a Southern
Pacific freight train n Acton this morn
ing and received injuries from which h
died On reaching this city Tufr WIS beat
Ing his w1v from Selma wha-a "a
uareurs reside
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02

- 'rEa1s - - boy FER general .-hili-y
40 a. - rcr1Cllcat.lrH no rerzr.v err.al.
l--gra1. E-eyan - positive cizr--a r@--
l-al--r -l-- = rnu s11-r Wiz arv u 81.
40 sT-urr1r-s g. ElGyan orce E-fvar
81 -r--EEisrs soc a pa-xzr-. s;x parCaE-s = 81
:. tl-r -r-gEtEr 1o~s 1cr keep E1cvan -r-s
- p r1r H-tyln Err->cT Co. cor stock
lan. Kills a1c Marker sr--ers Sal Tra1ciaco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02

CcSsrL- E-DTAN DOCTORS About
T1LE CASE FREE OF CHARGE CALL on
WErE
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-02
NO ALLIANCE EXISTS
AND NONE CONTEMPLATED
Uncle Sam Not Ready to Enter Into Any Com
pact With England or Germany Comment
on Significant Speeches.

ALL EADQUARERs WELL
INGTON HOTEL WASHINGTON
Dec NO alliance exists with
England or with Germany. and
rone Is contemplated by the Presi-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19

Rev. James NJ. Ilamric. OF Fair View.
n. c.. and Miss Aiamyc Elcy, the ac-
ccmpished daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
y. NJ. Eley, of this city. were married
at o'clock last evening at the home OF
the brides parents, No. 145 Wood street.
The parlors of the residence were
handsomely ornamental with ported
plants. ivy and carnations of roses in
pink AMI white in recognition of the
auspicious occasion.
The bride was costumed In an elegant
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE S
NO MERE
PATCHWORK
But Cures that
Stand the Test Of Time.

FOR YEARS SUFFERED GREATI. ~
WITH CATARRT OF THE NOSE AND
THROAT. I was all the time hawking
and splitting. l CAUGHT COLD so Of
TEN AND so EASY that was alarmed
ut my condition for fear /, might lead TO
consumption. Often when | caught cold
1t made me so sick I had 10 knock off
from work for several days HAVING
KNOWN DIR. FREY FOR OR 10
YEARS and having great confidence in
him. l placed myself under his treatment
and WAS CURED. DURING THE is
MONTHS OR LONGER THAT HAVE.
ELAPSED SINCE HE TREATED ME,
THERE HAS BEEN NO RETURN or
ANY OF TIE CATARRHAL sYMp-
TOMS AT ALL. Last winter is in fact
tho only winter I can remember during
which had no colds or other symptoms
OF catarrh.
JAMES ABBOTT,
Near Methodist Church. Lambert's Point,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19
CAPTAIN CHARLES BoRUM.
Rev. sam w. S,nn,,.

The Danville Daily Bee has the fol-
lowing to say Of this well known min
lister and journalist, who is remember
ed in Norfolk as Il former resident:
Key. sam Small, the revivalist.
VIII De partner in newspaper to
be established in Cuba. The cn,or-
prise has bright prospects of n succnss
since another partner Is Francis At
water, financial agent in Cuba for the
l<ed Cross Society. and the paper will
be an administration organ. while Tho
job department. is to publish the first
directory Havana has ever had"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19
PIANO RUYERy.
A Few Pointers.

Are you thinking Of buying a pIanof
Most people buy but one piano in .
lifetime. Then why not buy a plane
of the highest possible grade?
The "Stieff" piano Is an instrumcn,
you will do we'll to consider IL YOU wan,
u first-class, high-grade piano. On,
prices? They are the lowest in Nor.
folk! Why? Because we are mann.
facturers. We have several slight,
used "Stieft" pianos. can't be told from
new. at great reduction.
STlEFF FACTORY WARERooNS
Monticello Hotel, GRANNY g,
(Open evenings till % o'clock.)
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19
WATT, RETTEw & Clay.
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Underwear
Combination Suits
For rlen, Women
and Children.

You will never know true
comfort until you wear Com
bination Suits - shirts and
drawers Woveninto one snug
fitting garment. They fit the
form like a glove-no wink
ling or punching where neat
fitting clothing is most desired.
Combinations preclude the
continuous, and very annoy
ing. disarrangement Of the or
binary undershirts and drawers
and therefore are especially
adapted for horse back riders,
blcyclists and athletes in GEN
eral.
We show combination suits
in the famous "Munsing
Plated and The renowned
"Stuttgarter" makes, at the
following prices.
TIE "MUNSlNC PLATED"-.for
men, $3.50 and 50 a suit. For
women, 81, Si.50, $3.50 and
s. a Suit. For children, Soc,
75c., 81, and Si.25 a suit.
THE "STUTTGARTER" - for
men, from sos up to so.S5 a
suit. For women, from s2.iO
up to s5.S5 suit For children,
from Si.4O up to $500 a suit.
WE ARE THE SOLE AGENTS,
for these combination Suits. You
can't get them in any other store
i'll Norfolk.
FOR MEN
MEMS Natural, rart-wool Shirts and
Drawers. G2iac. each.
Mems Glastonbury 9,-wool Shirts and
Drawers, zoe. each.
Mems Natural. all-wool Single and
Double breasted Shirts, 81 each.
Mems S.nSle-breasted. al-wcol Scarlet
ShirtS-75c. each. Drawers to
Mems Double Breasted. all-wool Shirts.
81 each Drawers to match
Women's Fleece Lined Ribbed Vests
and Pants-lic. EACH
FOR WOMEN
Women's EXtra-heavy Fleece Lined
Vests and Pants-25c. each.
Women's silk Trimmed Heavy weight,
,ieeee.li me- Vests and Pants--s gar
Women's Part-wool. Satin-front Vests
-oOt. each Pants to match.
Women's Natural Part-wool Vests and
Pnnts-62iac each
Womcn's White, %-wool Vests and
Pants-75c. cuch
Women's Oneidn Union Suits-soc.
each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-19
Watt,RetteW & CLAY
DOzlER'S.
Daily News.

Read Dozier's announcement
IN this paper every morning.
It'll be full Of valuable news
every time YOU see it. Today
we want to tell you about 4
certain towel. We have down
here a lot Of full-size All-linen
White 1uck Towels that were
slightly damaged in the tex
ture when made. The size Of
them is 2lx4o inches. We
think they are really worth iSc
apiece. but because Of the i'm
perfection we are going 10 let
you have them at a third less:
0r each. Now you who
" need Towels will be
most fortunate in coming at
once, and you who don't need
to towels will do wisely in doing
likewise, as this is a rare
chance.