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An Ared Mani, FntaI Eou.

DUNCANNoN. Pa. Dec. 13-Henry
Derrick, aged eighty years, of this place, fell
downstairs last night and died almost in
stantly. He was the father of former
Postmaster NJ. ]. Derrick. and in his day
was prominent Democratic politician.
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Red Hot from the Gun

Was the ball that hit C. b. Steadman, Of Newark,
Mich. in the Civil War. 1t caused horrible Ul-
GERS that no treatment helped for twenty ycars.
Then Bucklen's Arnica Saive cured him. Cures
Cuts, Bruises. Burns, Boils. Felons, Corns. Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure earth. Twenty five
cents . box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by, Henry
Eyans Druggist, g3S T Street.
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Hoods Pills ;ss,,,ss: s,s used :, J,

the best families and are worthy your con.
hdence. Try them once and you will prefer them
to al others. Sold BY all druggists. Is cents.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS BALCH'S Business College and Civil Service
Institute, 1927 18th st. NV; thousands pre-
pared; civil service, census examinations. de3lmo
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Ask any Of your friends for the names Of the
purest. most wholesome. and most popular beers
and they will invariably say Heurich's Maerzen,
Senate, and Lager the best.
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Hecht's Greater Stores.
Santa Claus Specials.

Parlor Games in substantial boxes,
Golf" Nellie Bly," Donkey s,t
Party" and other interesting games.
Parlor Games, large size. ''India.''
"Owl and Pussy Cat "Errand Boy
when the Cats Away" Lost in the
Woods" Bicycle Race" RIP Van
Winkle." Rough Riders" and 1uc
numerous other games. ~
Large Battleships, complete with
cannon. flags. and sailors; 75c 1OC
value .-............... W
6-key Toy Pianos. rosewood fin 1SC
isn-.. ....---...-
Large Dolls, kid body, bisque head,
shows teeth. has shoes and stock 6ut
ings, faxen hair; worth 81, at. W
Decorated China Tea Sets. Z 7C
pieces, in box. x..-...................
Drums, good sizes.
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1t is never a knotty question to decide where
any part Of the city and ask for Heurich's or
phone 6si. Arlington Bottling Co., for a case
and you will drink the best beer brewed Of malt
and hona
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59c Evening BrOcades, 3c.

10 pieces of All-Sllk Satin Damasse in
beautiful designs suitable for fancy
waists, children's costumes. doll dress
es. etc, in pretty shades Of light blue.
cream. pink. eerise. lavender, au-
tomobile. and white; usual 59c zoe
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LEARN TO sing AT SIGHT.
THE CHORAL socIETY,s

sight-singing Glasses meet every Tuesday even.
ing at Sheldon's Hall. I0ot Street northwest.
Elementary class. : to 8. Advanced claa, to q
Lessons. l0c each The celebrated 'Damrosch
System is used
PROF. KIRKPATRICK,
0rganist ard Choir Master at Trinity Church.
Conductor. no3o-lm0
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Linens.

Satin Damask Warranted pure linen)
Table Covers. with IL good size
napkins to match: regular - \ OK
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Upholstery.

White Applique Bureau Scarfs and
Shams in pretty patterns; 35c QC
Sofa Pillows in art drapery. and
head rests in satin. artistically cQC
decorated; worth soc, at...........e1
Decorated Lamps. choice designs.
globe or dome shape, $1.59 value, uQC
36-inch Portieres in Chenille and
Tapestry: beautiful colors and
patterns. fringed all around. 81 70
Nottingham Lace Curtains in pretty
floral effects: good length and kQC
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75c 5O-inch Serges, 59c.

All-wool navy and black. heavy
twilIed Storm Serges that will make
a serviceable skirt or tailor made 6QC
suit; 15c value.
The evening times., 1899-12-13

Open Nights.
The Freedman Garments.

LADIES' SUITS. In good quality blue
and black cheviots and popular shades
CT covert cloth; exceptionally well
made. All the latest style jackets and
skirts: nicely lined. Made by Freed
maj, man Bros. to retail up to $40. 81 so
This sale sVV
LADIES' SUITS of Homespun.
Broadcloth, Venetian and Cheviot, in
cluding black castors and new shades
CT blue; jackets tight fitting. fly front
or double breasted; skirts OF latest
double box-pleated or saddle or habit
backs; jackets lined either with fine
silk. satin. or taeffta silk. Made by
Freedman Bros. to retail up Sl2 S0
to $780, This sale. .'@'oV
Astrakhan Capes. 32 inches long. full
sweep. Some have tippet trimming
around collar and down front. Others
trimmed with strapped and stitched
broadcloth all around Made by Freed
man Bros. to retail at $40. This 81 OK
LADIES' COATS, of finest imported
kerseys, In popular shades OF tans and
castors. Latest shapes-well lined.
Made by Freedman Bros. to re- S0
tail at $3.50. This sale. NV
LADIES' SKIRTS in allswool Cheviot
Serge-well made-made by
Freedman Bros. to retail at R6
$49S. This sale. oO
LADIES' CREPON SKIRTS. latest
styles. well made, good quality-made
by Freedman Bros. to retail at 81 QX
s.. This sale. le...........--....
BLIsTERED CREPON SKIRTS. very
latest designs-made by Freedman
Bros to retail at $50. This 81 OK
Imitation Stone Marten Scarfs with
tails. fine quality and superb ~ QX
finish, worth $3.50. at........... ..'oo
Imitation Mink Scarfs, with six tails.
good quality and fine finish QX
worth 81, at ..........-..-.....
Electric Seal Muffs--satin QX
lined, fine finish. worth "a, at. law
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Csc
$$l.339-
$l.68
AND
$$l.98
39c Taffeta Silk, 25c.

We place on sale pieces Of All-Silk
Taffeta in navy blue and cardinal; well
adapted for cape and coat lining, skirt
ruffies. etc. AS long as they last. 1SC
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DOmestiCS.

s-yard patterns of yardwide. dark
ground. neat figured, and fancy Per-
Gales. suitable for wrappers and house
dresses; worth $l.00; reduced 6uC
10-yard patterns Of Fleeced Black
Wrapper Flannelettes in dark grounds
with beautiful contrasting stripes.
Persian and figured designs. especially
adapted for tea gowns. house got
dresses, ETC.; regular S1.25 value. ~
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for Mems and Wcmen's
Umbrellas OF Gloria
Silk, steel rod. paragon
frame. 26-inch; genuine
sterling silver mount
ing. Engraved free.
for special lot OF Mems
2S-inch Umbrellas, glO-
ria silk. steel rod, para
gon frame. sterling sill
yer mounting. Engrav-
ed free.
for handsome Umbrel-
las for Women,
splendid a S S or T.
ment of handles. in
pearl, onyx. horn. Dres-
den. filigree. Congo and
many novel and unique
designs. Umbrellas in
this lot worth up to
$3.50. Engraved free.
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Holiday Umbrellas.

Our wonderfully low prices and re-
markable Guarantee has met with SO
favorable response that We are induc-
ed to repeat 1t. We guarantee for one
year the covering OF every Umbrella
We sell. and in case 1t wears out by
ordinary usage before that time We will
replace it without charge.
The evening times., 1899-12-13
Soc and SOC PIaids, Nc.

Plaid Dress Goods in bouret. camers
hair. homespuns. and pOplin effects:
desirable combinations for skirts or
waists; the same plaids that We have
been selling at SOC and 59c during 9QC
the season, reduced to. ~
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The Red Mem. Observance.

The Great Council of the Improved Order
of Red Men, which convenes here tomor-
row, will fittingly observe the anniversary
of the first Presidents death. Great
Representative George P. johnson of the
District, and Great Incohonee Hon. George
E. Green of New York. are busily engaged
at their headquarters in Room 2S. Ebbitt
House. completing the arrangements for
the celebration. The Memorial Ceremonies
to be held in Convention Hall tomorrow
night have been specially arranged. The
anniversary will be observed by every tribe
throughout this country tomorrow night
Judge Robert T. Daniel of Georgia, and
Hon. Charles H. Litchman will deliver ad-
dresses. Senator Chauncey N. Depew will
be the principal orator. and his subject
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FEDERAL LODGE NO. IF a

FEDERAL LODGE NO. 1, r. A. A. NJ
The brethren are notified that a special
communication which every member Is ur-
gently desired to attend will be held at tha
lodge room at Masonic Temple, Thursday
morning. at 7:45 o'clock sharp. to partici-
pate in the Centennial Memorial services at
Mount Vernon. Dark clothing and hats are
necessary. Bring your lambskin apron.
HARRY b. MASON,
Worshipful Master.
G. Y. ATLEE. Secretary
SPECIAL NOTICE-Osiris Lodge, No. 26.
F. A. A. M.-The members of Osiris
Lodge, No. rs. are requested to report in
dark clothes and with lambskin aprons,
at the Ebbitt House. corner Fourteenth
and Streets northwest, DECEMBER IA,
1893. AT A. NJ. to accompany cur
Grand Lodge and visiting Grand Lodges
to Mount Vernon. C. HOWARD BUCK
LER. W. NJ 1t
SPECIAL NOTICE.-To the members OF
King David Lodge. No. IS, F. A. A. M:
You Will report at the Masonic Temple,
Ninth and F Streets, DECEMBER IA. 1899,
A NJ, to escort the Grand Lodge and
visiting lodges to Mount Vernon
BY order of the NJ. w Grand Master:
1t W. p. ARMSTRONG, W. N.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-14
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

Madam Rumor says there will be a
marriage here tomorrow.
Bush w. Allen and Miss Lydia Fin .
nell. of Mercer, were married in Gin
cinnati.
HI Asberry, "a, and widower. was
married 90 the 18th 10 Miss Julia Ann,
daug hter of John Carney, at his resi-
dence.
Miss Mary Nall, one of the beautiful
daughters OF Commissioner of Agri-
culture elect |. b. Nall, and David Van.
culin, OF Paducah, will be married at
Louisville on the 18th.
AT Paducah, Joseph Enders, a rail-
road fireman, shot and KILLED Mrs Dora
Shirley, his sweetheart, and then shot
himself The couple had quarreled and
the woman had eyaded him for sever
al days.
One charming wife here calls her
husband "Nigger" and another ad-
dresses her beloved as "Old hateful
dog. Central Record. But the ques-
tion is what does Editor Landram .
better half call hin.
Mrs. Sallie Lever Robbins has filed
suit at Milwaukee for a divorce FROM
her husband, Alfred c. Robbins, who
killed Mrs. Robbins brother, Philip
Cooke, in Louisville, in October, 1895
This murder furnishes the grounds of
the suit for divorce.
Arthur l.. Carter, son of George w.
Carter, and a prominent young farmer
of the Moreland section, will be mar
ried in Louisville tomorrow to Miss
Georgette, the beautiful daughter OF
Mrs. Josie Wigginton, of that city.
Mr.. +. O. Singleton, of this county
will be best man and Miss Myrtle Ian
caster will be maid OF honor. The In
TERIoR JOURNAL, which is good
friend of the groom, extends congrat
ulations in Advance and wishes him ant
his bonnie bride all the happiness i'm
aginable.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-14
NEWS OF The VIClNAGE.

Rev. and Mrs. +. S. Pollitt, OF Har-
rodsburg, lost their six weeks old son.
Fred RAIDER, who accidentally shot
himself at Orlando, Rockcastle county,
died OF his wounds.
James Monroe, bigamist arrested
at Chicago, had in his grip letters from
hundreds Of women, accepting his pro-
posals of marriage.
The Louisville papers had much fun
over Shirley johnson and Ellen Epp-
son, a green couple from Clay county,
who were married there.
Sunday afternoon Amos Harrison
shot and killed Bluford Kennett, well
known farmer, who resides at Brad
fordsville. Harrison was lodged In jail
A family Of Eve generations live
near Mt. Vernon and there are only five
members; great-great grandmother,
great-grandmother, grandmother, moth.
err and daughter.
Henry Hersberg, republican who
has been supporting Goebel, was as
saulted at Corbin by Bill France, an L.
q N. employe, who struck him over the
head with q pistol, which was dischar
ed, making an ugly wound.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-14
LINCOLN COUNTY OFFICIAL.

TAYLoR's MAJORITY %. M'RoBERTs 80,
IRwIN's IL.
The great interest in the election Is
shown by the fact that the largest vote
In the history Of the county was polled,
nearly 1900 votes. The democratic
vote increases the representation Of
Lincoln county in the next State con-
ventiou one. giving " q instead OF ;.
The commissioners. ID. +. Logan. j..
c. Lynn and w. T.. Varnon. met Fri
day and counted the vote, which they
officially declared ~ follows:
DEMOCRATIC.
Goebel l,1j2. Bcckham l.6sO. Breck-
inridge 1850. Coulter 1913, Hager
l,G7i, Hill 1875. McChesney 1871. Nall
1913, McChord l,6Sl. North LOO.
REPUBLICAN,.
Taylor Liza, Marshall 1857, Pratt
1903, Sweeney LOO, Day 1895, Burke
1897, Throckmorton l,6s7, Irwin | ,696,
McRoberts LIB
OTHERS.
Brown %, Prohi biton 81, Peoples
and Socialist 3.
Taylor's majority 80, McRoberts' for
representative 80, Irwin for railroad
commissioner Is.
The difference in the official and the
vote given by US in our last was made
by the commissioners allowing eight
votes that the election officers reject
ed in Stanford No 3. They were mark
ed outside the square in the log cabir
column, but the intention of the votel
was evidently to vote the republicai
ticket.
The other members OF the four tick
cts named got about the same vote al
their head. David w. Vandeveer bea
Brown on the boilers ticket one vot,
and A. w. Carpenter received 50 votes
Just one more than the head of tn,
prohibition ticket, on which he ran.
The commissioners declined to gran
Judge Alcorn's request to be presen
at the count, saying that they ditn'
need any outsiders assistance. HI
claimed TO represent the republican
ticket and Mr.. McRoberts, az their at
torney, and when denied entrance in
To the room, filed a written protest.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-14

A New York man was killed by bis
son, whose request for money had been
refused
One white man and FIVE Navajo In
dians were killed and two whites aud a
Navajo were wounded near Flagstaff,
Ariz., while deputy sheriff was at
tempting to arrest an Indian Saturday.
The WicSlife Canning Company will
begin canning pumpkins the early part
OF this week. ty-hve Thir or 10 tons
have already been delivered at the fac
tory. says the Wickiife Woman. Two
hundred tons are required to ill the or
der for which they have signed con
tract
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-14
Col. James Andrew Scott, when

Col. James Andrew Scott, when he
arrived Ia the county court room 10
Louisville, shook hands with Senator
Deboe, who was present to witness the
count OF the votes. SENATOR" said
he, II see you have been talking about
wadingsin blood. Now, | am a bass
fisherman, and have a fine pair OF
wading boots that come up to my hips.
brought them with me, and will be
glad 10 lend them to you II you want TO
90 wading In blood. They'll protect
your trousers" Senator Deboe turned
red 10 the face, looked foolish and said
he had been Incorrectly quoted In the
newspapers.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-14
Hon. Augustus Il. Wilson, rep,

Hon. Augustus e. Wilson, rep, Of
Louisville, says: ~ have no use for q
man who talks about wading In blood
He is fool. Men In the Nineteenth
century think aud act without shedding
blood. The men who talk OF blood are
obsolete and out OF date. People pay
no attention TO such frothing."
Louis Spicer. rep, and Julius Angel,
dem, shot each other 10 . fight over
polltics at Beattyville.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-14
NnIcANIc ERIipTInNs

Are grand, but skin Eruptions rob Lille Of Joy
Bucklens AInica Salye cures them; also Old, Run
ming and Fever Sores Ulcers, Bols, felons, Corns
Warts, Cuts bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains Best Pile cure ON earth. Drives
out Pains aud Aches. Only rs cents a box. Cure
guaranteed. sold by Penny, Druggist
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-14
BIsMARcK's IRON NERVE

Was the result OF his splendid health. lndomi,
table will and tremendous energy are not iound
where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys aud Bowels are
OUT OF order. II you want these qualities and the
success they bring, use DR. Kings New llie Pills.
They develop every power Of brain and body on-
In 25c at Penny, Drug store.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-11
BERKELEY.

James Basscy. colored, was mystic
riously shot OH the county road near
the water works yesterday morning
about l o'clock. Basrey WAS on his way
home from the Providence (colorcd)
church, where Il revival meeting is i'll
progress. lie was accompanied by
several comrades to near the place
where the shooting occurred, and had
proceeded about two hundred yards
when he was shot. The load of No. 6
shot took effect in his; back. badly lace
rating the smaller part OF it. lie pro-
ceeded as rapidly ar, possible. with hat
IN hand, to South Norfolk. where DR..
wilson picked the shot out and dressed
his wounds. One hundred and thirty
hVe shot were taken from his back,
none OF which penetrated very deep.
however. lie was taken to HE, home i'm
McCloudtown. near the Norfolk and
western RAILROAD. No cause has as vet
been assigned for his being shot SOM,
OF the colored people think he got a
load that was intended for some one
else. as Basscy had always been re-
spectacle darkey. Others are of the
opinion that his uncomfortable appetite
Tor watermelon was the cause.
Mr.. John Todd. of Wilmington. Del.
VINO mas been visiting his daughter.
Mrs j. u. Foreman. icft for home yes
terday. lie says the fishing around
here is the finest in the country.
MI. =. benson Ives and daughter.
Miss Maud who have been visiting the
family of Mr.. George old. have return
ell home IN Princess Anne county.
Mr.. Allen Il. Jones has returned from
Plymouth. y. G.
MIR. w. L. Lane. Of South Norfolk.
mas Just returned from Baltimore.
where he received the appointment ne,
southern representative of the Correll
tlsr- 4
OF 5000 4 year.
MIR. W. @. Stien. popular young
man of this city, formerly travelling
salesman for the Standard OH Com
pany. and for the past three week.,
with the Norfolk and southern railroad
mas again accepted position with this
ioriner company, commencing August
4 MARRIAGE.
~ very pretty and Fashionable mar
riagc was solemnixed AZ Odd Fellows
nan, south Norfolk. at $50 o'clock last
n'Snt: INC contracting parties being Mr.
n. w. Rosenfeid. OF Baltimore. and
Mss Lena Lott, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lott. OF Liberty street OK
tehued. The ceremony was performed by
habbi Levi, of Portsmouth. after which
an elaborate banquet was served. fol
lowed by music and dancing
Mr.. and Mrs. Resented will make
their home in Norfolk.
CORRECTION
In our report yesterday morning VS.
stated that Rev. NJ. w. Butler had re-
turned from Union Christian Church.
where he had been assisting Rev. !. T.,
Kitchen in revival services. ana that he
reported having had fine success In
aiding many 10 the membership of thc
church and greatly revivng the good
work in that place. Mr.. Iutlc- feels
that the Item did him great injustice.
!nasmuch as he WAS at the meeting
only two and half days. and that
there were only two or three confess
sions and no additions 10 the church
membership. We regret exceedingly
the mistake, and take pleasure In
making the correction. The mistake
was honestly made. and We hope this
explanation Will set all right.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-11
Ho'iiEnInGE rur.Etlcs.
CANDIDATES FOR LEGISLATI-RE,-
HE SENATORSHiP QUESTION.

cANDlDAThS FOR LEGiSLATI-Rt,-
THE SENATORSuIP QUESTION
Lexington. Va. Aug. 1O.-Thc Demo.
cratic Executive Committee of Rock
bridge county have appointed precinct
meetings on Saturday. September OH
ne county convention will he held in
Lexington, September 10Th. Tho rapre-
sentatlon from tho prccinc, meetings
VIII be one delegate for every u vols
poiied at The last Guberna,or!al con
Nention The convention Will select leg
iSlatiNe candidates. The Senatorial con
Test Is N this time ovcrshadoveI nv
me interest manifested in tho contest
i1r NE Legislature. There are a nunlbnr
81 candidates 10 select from. The i've
VINO nave already announced ,hem-
selves are i. :. Craig. w. r. =. I.ncrh
pr. y. y. Johnston. =. H. Hradlcy and
!. scott Moore All The candidates nrn
heartily in favor of the United STATES
Sehators being elected by the uooplo
heSsrs- lecch ana Moore have indicn.
'eo a preference for Governor TYLER as
against Senator Martin. while the othor-
three say that they favor tho people. OK.
pressing their preference. and that suah
preference shall be observed bv them
MI exciting contest is anticipated
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. ELAN will leave
tomorrow for Buffalo Lithia Springn
and Chase City. Mrs. Elan will stay
several weeks.
Mr. Ben r. Gay. lately appointed
Parker dead, will take charge of the
office next Tuesday. He is a brother
OF Mr.. John IL. Gay. of Suffolk.
officer c. a. Bell yesterday took to
Fran Slin Bob Armstrong. who is want
eo 'nere Tor burglary. Armstrong go:
OUT inc station in Franklin and was af-
'e,M'rus arrested here for larceny.
Mr.. j. l.. Holland of IcranI,lin visit
ed Suffolk friends to-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-11
4 EnnnoIic yiniInrn

Roanoke, Va. Aug. l0.-A petition in
bankruptcy was fled in Lynchburg yes
Ieerday by Samuel kaplnn and Nathan
~ schiller, doing business in this citv
49, 49, N w * schiller. The liabilities are
%,t',.--;s.. Win creditors in New York
Philadelphia. baltimore. Roston. C,hi'
cage Syracuse. Portsmouth. Pourh-
r. ei'sIe, Cincinnati. Troy and Roam.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-11
'"''IIIII. .NUNW"I III
-NulNttnt General Mnrnfucto,t.


'hY Teleeraph to Nirsin,an-Pi iot)
Chattanooga, Tenn, Aug. 10 Captain
Mccarthy. quartorm1ster> NJ Chicia-
ih"uHa Park received orders ,o-dav TO
rush ten car loads Of government sun
pies To Manila. Harness. tools and
tehtagc will be sent. They will go in a
special train.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-11

There was girl the art class with who complain very
otcn OF tceiing we'll
three days was talking with her day alcs and
what they good for when she told great srrr
from constipation and
she was often i'll from she sai go to bed and
mac Kept the winter
and made cr miss good account of the pain
she suffered had of the Tabues at the time and
gave several
@ hS them SO much that she afterwards bought supply
They helped her
began taking them She thinks they splendid
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-11
PETERS
ELECTION CONTESTS-COM
PLANT AGAINST NORFOLK
PROHIBITION CANDI-
DATES

PETERSBURG. vo Ang n r,o
.,,', "e res
"'''' '''o'''N's meeting OF the Dinwiddie
County Court. Hon. Il. j. Epes presid-
ih , VIII be held the laird Monday in
Of C;ji,a IS IInrris ;nyo r,Trsi1 ,h case
zee Of C,unf, ,rrs,.,,n,. ,,.i,, - heoul
Davis &. nnyis aro ,cunse, Co. A.. 80, -
liam ana Hon " p WrEinnav for ~,
iiorr,s
Tho ,aso If s,~,dt ,.s Di,obio co... .,,
ofl,ra NJ Suno,vi.a, rn, T,,n.,i, ,o' ~.
tijrt. when wos daci1cd IL, ,bI ro,,nt,.
court in favor of Eredt yiIl no toi<Sr
heforo tho C.irc,,i, ,,ou,i
A. tho las, snrir~ eiec,io, w
Rradt ,yos fhe rerular 1,e,nnn'o ,,,,,
inca orh W T. iti.rfio '.n,. -, 49,,
,'nndent cond;dn.a In, HE 49, 80 6;n A.
.V,i''',.' O''''..''' 't; "ut MS '.''N@ u!u nor
Voted for. the voters uyin;; rubber
stamp which was stamped with the
name Of Eitchie over the printed name
OF bradi. Mr.. Bradt. through his coun-
sci. Mr.. X. y. Mann. Jr.. GAINED that
these ballots should not be counted.
RI = Of ?