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New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
finantlal,
REORGANIZATION OF
The Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf Railway Company

TO THE
tIorDFRs OF CERTIFICATES OF CENTRAL
-pr-sr COMPANY OF NEW YORK. REPREsENIlNG
TtF DEPOSIT OF THE FOLLOWING SECURITIES
1rNDER THE PLAN AND AGREEMENT or hhVK-
CANrZATION. DATED SEPTEMBER %. 1898:
INION PACIFIC. DENVER AND GULF RAIL
WAY COMPANY FIVE PER CENT. CONSULT
DATED MORTGAGE BONDS.
Dr>XEH TEXAs AND GULF RAILROAD
coNp.N, FIVE PER CENT. FIRST Mohi-
GAGE BONDS. 49,.
DEN,ER. TEXAS AND FORT WORTH RAIL
moan COMPANY FIVE PER CENT. FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS. AND FIVE PER 'bNI'
TTXnEn INTEREST CERTIFICATES.
And to the
HOLDERS or STAMPED AssENTED cEKTIfI-
c,rEs OF SAID TRUST COMPANY. REPREskN ING
,rr,t, rppOsIT OF STOCK OF THE Union
PACIFIC. DENVER AND GULF HAiL" Al
COMPANY IN RESPECT or WHICH THE Priv
1roI; or SUBSCRIPTION OFFERED UNDER SAlD
Plan AND AGREEMENT HAS BEEN ENEhrlShD
,XD THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PAID;
Holders Of certificates will receive the securities ae
e-ohe In respec, thereof under said plan and agreement
-, concentration on the presentation and surrender or
t- e-ttaraf.s which must he satisfactorily endorsed
,ios 10 bearer at the Office of the Central Trust Com
,y ~ Neu-York No - Wall Street or AZ i's agency
.h. American Loan and Trust Company No. % state
street. Boston. Massachusetts,
Dated March 90 1850
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

highest. lowest and final prices Of the week. to-
gether with the final prices a week ago, prehxed
by the average price OF March 16. 1898:
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
finantial.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie
Railway Company
REORGANIZATION.

To the Holders of Preferred and Common
stock of The Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railway Company, and to the Holders OF
Central Trust COmpany's Certificates OF
Deposit representing Preferred ana COM
mon stock of said COmpanyi
Notice hereby given that holders OF preferred or COM
mon stoc; Of said Company who have yet done So
may become par,e the Plan OF Reorganzation upon
doing the acts all payments required by the
terms Of said Plan. on OR BEFORE SATURDAY.
APRIL 1ST 1890; and all holders Of said certheates
OF deposit for preferred common stock who have
omitted 20 make Of said ments. may DO 20 on or
before said last named date Holders Of preferred or
common stock said Company who fail 70 do the acts
and make payments required by said Plan. and holders
OF certificates deposit preferred stock who
fail to mako all such payments on or before said last
named date VII be entitled participate in saic
Plan OF REORGANIZATION and Will have right or beneh
hereunder and holders of such certificates Of deposit
who fail complete all such payments on or before said
date will cease to have any rights with respect 20
moneys heretofore paid BY them 70 the Reorganization
Committee or % the stockhoders Committee.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
"AILR0AD AND OTHER STOCKS.

ber ., living Is the usual table giving the num-
VI SnaFes Of all stocks dealt in last week. the
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare follows
with those OF week ago:
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Tho bank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold az the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week Of tho
preceding two years compare as follows:
March q ~ March 20 'es March p %
exchanges 500 s24 772 s6lI oo4 s. 27 a37 oG5
w. shAres sold. l29LG3 l7l7,ll3 +0C7 496
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
CENTRAL TRUST COrPANY OF NEW YORK

ro THE uoInERs OF CERTIFICATES IS
SLED ny THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK ON THE DEPOSIT OF UNION
PACIFIC 80 COLLATERAL TRUST Den
WEIR IEADyIIIE AND GtNNlsON BoNDs'
T>DER THE BONDHOLDEHs' AGREEMENT
OF FEBHI AIRY =. 1s34i
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN that the new securities
~ THE COLORADO AND SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY are ready for delivery, and that each
ma. f,r 81 90 Union Pacific 4iao bond upon its
surrender 10 the undersigned Will receive the following
Colorado and Southern securities;
sa5O IN FIRST MORTGAGE ~ BONDsi
Zoo ot TRVsT CERTIFICATES FOR FIRST
PREFERRED STOCK; AND
$50 or TRUST CERTIFICATES foh
SECOND PREFERRED STOCK.
For fractional o bonds and stock trust GER
,isca,es scrip will be issued stated In the plan ana
agreement for the reorganization n The Union fache
r,eny.r and Gulf Railway Company.
Dated March "a 1850
CENTRAL TRUST CO1PANY OF NEW YORk
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
BONDS.

FURNISHED by Frederic II. Hatch No. 10 Broad-,t)
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27
-eek ago follows:

Actual cash over
outstanding cer
tdca:es &c.. S2Cl 39 2Ss s2C2 l5O3i5 Inc. s9ii o27
Deposits ir Na
iorai banks. - C'l.@pt "pW4Nl l'er trh il|
Available cash 1851 9105a2 81 Irc s2>3.C1.
Minor liabilities. Gs54s3N3 Il 2G7 1873 Inc. @7l.s0p
A,,l cash hal s2sa sa2 100 s2sooSo3 Dec q 4341se
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

- Low Mch Is mems Ch'es. sales
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

Extra. when issued. lex dividend
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

OFFICE OF
THp HOOKING VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY.
COLUMBUS. OHIO March l. 1890.
NOTICE.
This Company has made arrangement with MeSsrs
J. p Morgan & CO. to extend the
New-York tribune., 1899-03-27

mgh Lou. M4r25 MarIs ches Sales
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
no MORE CHICKENS.
This But"her Handles Meat, but 4
Live stock, Thank H0u.

Live stock. THANK Voc.
One market day uot long ago Ger
| tain hatcher who han s5Gli in the
| West Side mari.et h"usa S2ld Il i0t Of
meat to a woman, who iG1Eedi2te!y
turned about and requested ta2t be Keep
/ her baskets and bundles fCT 4 bit. y hl!e
she woat ogt Oh some ctb2r huTincss,
/ Now, enc nf these BASKETS contained
four raspcctpbla and much excited
fowls, very rlUch alive aud very nuch
disguised with thrir present surround
ings. ard tie butcher locked az them
rather doabtfrF7
But his customer gave him little
time to decide. "Thoy re alL tied up, ="
she announced ana then houIcGd away
into the crowd, leaving the butcher and
her sqU2wki"s property far behiud.
She Lad showed the basket we'll rnt,cr
the stall, and tie bTtcheT could not $50
it, but ho felt t-iia rerrCus a., tie
Same. He was ussd TO handling c&ta-
bles, bet not III such a perfect state If
nature as this.
Pretty soon lie saw wC.Caa adranc-
ing slowly toward him, eying the
ground with mere interest ard an!n7e-
meut than he thought necessary or
usual
"Nhat are ycu looking at?' he de-
man5ed, rather tagtly.
The woman looked up and smiled
I'm looking )? chichen, sic sad.
The butcher -, said soacthjog
under his bregr1es 2 T7r9sff 70 Z7'-.-t6Sr
There was one CT i5ose chickens sent
ding Up the street Ga fast as !; could 40,
while the others-ah, where were they?
They had vanished every one and the
basket was empty save for fo1r little
useless loops Of twino froln which tha
clever fowls had wriggled ont.
Well, there were exciting times
around that neighborhood for the next
few seconds, and a certain respectable
butcher was seen flying about il most
unrcsPectable way after certain live y
fowls, tct ct last all were captured, Sc
cureIy tied this time and packed safely
away just as their smiling owner re-
turned to claim them.
1t is not recorded what the butcher
told her, but it is known through all
the market now that that certain man
will in the future utterly and entirely
refuse to store the live stock o& his lady
customers, no matter how enticing said
ladies may be. e.-Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
DID Prussinns Fight the Greeksr

It has been denied that German Off
GERS took part in the actual fighting in
the Greco Turkish war, SO it is we'll to
point out that there are two allusions in
a book, "The Greco-Turkish War of
1897" to their action, and a quotation
from IAN account written by Grumb-
kow Pasha, Prussian artillery instructor
TO the Ottoman army" who "had been
ssat to the army to s7pervise the arma-
lnei9t and ammunition" but without
hoIdEpg any definite command. Gen
eral gon Grumbkow on April 20 COM
manfed the ten squadrons Of cavalry
and the horse artillery battery which
started for Larissa, and, after he had
been reaapforced. the three regiments of
cavalry Raich cyeve that town. 1t is
a curious xact olaf d ls the Gsrman
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
HE WAS A OUNCE.
Hut He saiG n bright Thia.: or Two
just The Same.

Eut kle Sa ts4 n sIFtsri 4 HtS'T OF q NFF
just The Same.
Among the scholars when Lamb and
Coleridge attended school was a pUur
olergyn.an's son, Of the name Of Simcu
Jennings On account Of his dismal ana
gloomy nature his playmates lad rick
named him Fortius Plate One MORN
ing be went up TO the master, pr. Foyer,
and said III his usual whimpering man
ner:
"Please, doctor, the boys call me
PontiUs PLATE"
If there was one thing which DR..
Boyer hated more than a false quantity
in Greek and Latin, it was the practice
of nicknaming Rushing down among
the scholars from his pedestal Of state
with cane in hand he cried with his
usual voice Of thunder:
Listen, boys! The next time hear
any of you say Pontius Plate I'ncarc
you as long as this cane will lasti You
are to say Simon Jennings and not
'POntius Plate. Remember that IL you
value your hides!
Next day. when the same class were
recitiDg tho catcchism, hoy Of re-
markably dull and literal turn Uf u-iGd
had to repeat the creed. Iye had got
as far as suffered under" and war
about popping out the next words, when
the doctors prohibition uuluCkily fash
ed upon his mind. After a moments
hesitation be blurtcd ont, "sutf2Eed un
1.r Cs;,,,,, 1orr;Dos uas'
The rest of the sentence was never
uttered, for Dr. Boyer had already
sprung like a tiger upon him, and the
cane was descending upcn his unfor-
tunate shoulders. When tho irate doc
tor had discharged his cane storm upon
him, he said:
"What 90 you mean, yCu BOBBY, by
such blasphen2y?"
Il cnly did as you told me, " replied
the simple minded youth,
did as | told you!" roared the doc
tor, now wound up to something above
the boiling point. "What do you mean"
As he said this he grasped his cane
more furiously.
Eyes, doctor. You said we were al
ways to call Pontius Plate Simon Jcn-
nings. Didn't be, SAM" appealed tie
unfortunate culprit to Coleridge, who
was next to him.
Sam said naucht, but the doctor,
who saw what Ounce ho had to deal
with, cried:
"Doy, yen are a fool! Where are
your brairs?"
Peer DR. Boyer for a second time
was "Hcored," for the scholar said,
with an earHestuoss which proved is
truth but to the intense hOIEor of the
learned potentate:
"In MY stomach, sir. >
The doctor always respected that
boys stupidity ever after, as though
half afraid that a tstrav llow misht lie
- : =,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05

When bride does her own house
work, she gets over the dark side Of it
by talking enth usiastical!y Of her dear
little kitchen stove, her cunning little
saucepan, her darling little sink, etc.
An Atohison man who hates to go to
work has adopted the plan and speaks
of his desk as a sweet dream of a desk,
his Office as a poem and people who
come in to bore him as dear, darling
friends. Somehow rose coiored glasses
are not working a. we'll with him as
with a woman, and lie is again getting
tired. Can any oEe suggest another
plan?-Atchis0n Globe.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
UECtUreE.

Our street cars are all personally con-
duotored.
The nickel in the slot music box
"oan't play for cent. "
This is barren world to persons
with barren minds.
A man must want money bad when
he goes to counterfeiting it
The wise nan who always Knows jast
which way the wind is going to blow
is apt to be little vane.
We don't like to have man call to
collect a bill, and yet we are usually
courteous enough to tell him to call
again. Il. A. w. Bulletin.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
Particular.

81 wish you wouldn't keep quoting
that maxim, Rome wasn't built in a
day. - said the man who dislikes
efforts to be humorous.
'But it's classic.
"That's one of the objections. If you
want to be up to date, why don't you
let Rome alcne and stick to our new
postoffice?" ?"-W Washington Star.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
uttrKsx ohtrse.

"That there city husband Of Min
nie's, said the Innocent Old man with
the vaudeville whisGers "is one of the
Pleasantast fo!lers Go!n, Why, hadn {
been settin chattin in his Office with i'm
more'n = quarter hoIr fore h8 told ne
three times to come in al see i'm
again "-Cincinuatl Enquirer.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
HTCd In the R0aa.

A physician tells the Chicago Times
Herald a story about o patient Of his, a
woman. who was anxiols to adopt q
girl child. At last be found for her a
little girl WHO camo Of sood, hardy
peasant stcca, the mother being q
S%ede.
"Ob. can't adopt a Swedish child,
said the woman, "for as soon as she
grew big enough she woald he sure to
say, Well, l tank trow up my yob and
20 home.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05

IRE plant known as verva:n, WHICH
is not distinguished for its beauty an
VIII ch grows nowadays utterly disro
garded, was so sacred to the Druids
that they only gathered it for their
divinations when the great dog star
arose, in order that neither sun nor
moon shouts see the decd.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05

Mr.. Winchester Poppit lat the lunch
ecn by the coppice)-I must say that l
like to see partrid2es driven.
Captain Treadtoot Trotter (who be-
lieves in shooting over dogs)-No
doubt, MI. Poppis. You'd like 70 see
the poor birds driven in coach, or a
tandem, or curricle, Or, if may judge
by the way you sent nay pointer round
the last field, you'd wish to put EN- in a
circus Punch.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
Interesting boy.

~ think my Archie is the most pain
fully sensitive boy ever saw" said
Mrs Upjohn
"Yes!'
"When he first learned that the earth
turns around on its aXis at the rate of
more than Il thousand nj ~ an hour, it
made him violently seasick "-Chicago
Tribune
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05

If you are too iudo!cnt to shingle
your house during the dry weather, you
have no just cause for complaint be-
cause your roof leaks when it rains.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
Slim Encouragement.

Don't despair. Joe; there is plenty
of room at the top.
"Yes; that statement, I've observed,
is generally put forward by people who
have never been there. Nuggets.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
The Support.

DasherIy-Did De Broke settle any
thing on his wife wien they married?
Flasherly-No; he settled ON her IA
ther.-New York Journal
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05

Mr. Sprocket-Pshawl You can't
even tell me the position Of the crank
on a tandem bicycIe
Mrs. SprOcket-I can if you tell me
where you usually sit.-Yonkers States
man
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05

and N. W. OGicial--You may not
believe it, but this dining car cost
e3, 900.
Planetree-How long has it been run
ning?
just 4 week.
"Paid for itself yet?"-Nuggets.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05

J..,v5r Ill Qutsncn t-.at lie set Il CtreoE
against t1o wall with the intention Of
tnooting him &2d was prevented from
doing SO by Turkish orders.
uRUIu
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
A Mfanen,P-

Maud--I see that The Gentlemen
Home Journal is to be issued this month
Nabel-How foolish! Why, the gem
.le,ren are never hnre -CleveIand
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1899-01-05
A Reason.

The Sweet Young Thlng-Bus why
should not women enter politics?
The Savage Bachelor-Too many
bosses there ow.-Indiauapolis Jour-
nal
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-22

1t is usual to laugh at the statement
That men sell their souls to the devil:
perhaps we should rather weep at tn,
TACT; for fact 1t IS. whether the trans
action Is In the usual terms of bargain
ana sale, or not, or whether we deal di-
rectly with the devil or his agents. 1t
is matter too serious for laughter nj
any rate. even though the business DO
temporal and have no effect on our
spiritual and eternal destiny. The i'm
portant point to every man is that his
conduct is of much greater consequence
TO himself than 1t can possibly he TO
anyone else; and If this be once fairly
fixed in ones mind, his conscience will
at once be so reinforced and eniightcn-
ed by seliishness, that he will perceive
that his own interests here ana here
after, depend largely If not wholly on
how he does 10 others: the golden rule
requiring him to do unto others as he
would have others do unto him. but he
himself inevitably developing to higher
and better things. or degcnerating to
lower and worse things, as he feels,
thinks. acts and aspircs in his common
daily contact ana intercourse with
men.
The sum of the matter is that our
sclnshness pays us best when invested
in others. and rapidly ruins u>s-,e-i.-i, ii
attempts to monopolizc itself in self.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-22

That neutrality and impartiality
which exhaust themselves in diligently
seeking and prominently reprinting
everything from the Martin organs UNI
favorable Cor so supposed to bel to
Gov. Tyler for U. S. Senator, is a
treacherous game, though some papers
may be unconscious OF the bad faith it
displays. If you are not going to take
sides for or against the Senatorial cleo
ton reform.-don't. But in II case like
this, with the people, reform and it's
champion on one side, and corporate
monopoly, anti-reform and the original
cause of the reform movement. on the
other side. not 10 be for Gov. Tyler
bravely openly and manrully for the
constitutional rights OF the people, is to
be against him. against reform and
against the people. That is the truth,
say what you will.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-22

the representative of the reform, for
which the great leading paper was so
yociferous at first; the Senator is the
representative OF the abuses in our SEN
atorial elections that are crying for
remedy!
But the people did not respond to re-
form as loudly as our Richmond con-
temporary had confidently expected;
and hence, 10! Are they not both
Democrats? Nor Is it our custom to
favor anybody in the party for office
until he is nominated!" And there
behold the leading exponent and cham
pion of Senatorial Election Reform;
like Mahomets coffin 'twixt heaven and
earth, hung up by the looseness of its
oreeches between reform and anti-re-
FORM: impartial! and yet that is the
issue. and the only issue. between them.
the Richmond Dispatch being just as
much committed to reform as any re-
former. or as Gov. Tyler for it and
Senator Martin for antl-reform.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-22

"Thc patriotic instinct and tho
statesmnn's inspiration Of William J..
Bryan did not orr in making silver his
battlecry and the repeal of the gold
monopoly act Of 1873 the grand obicc;
of the party. The true sense ana feel
ing of the people responded to his mag
net!c judgment ana appeal with the
promptness ana fidelity OF the starry
hosts Of heaven to the sweet Influences
of the Pleiades. Norfolk VirEin.an-
Pilot.
And the stars In their courses
fought against Observation-Disclosures
Times
Yes: Against Sisera, an enemy and
oppressor of the people, and as he slept.
fugitive, Jael, a woman. slew him by
driving a nail through his head, from
temple to temple, and fastened 1t to
the earth. This ought to be a warning
to ell the enemies and oppressors OF the
people. tft
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-22

The highest conception Of many per-
sons is TO VIM no matter how: and
this they apply 10 everything in which
they are Interested from 4 game Of
base ball to church and religion: a
mere animal impulse. or instinct,-the
same in the fox Or wolf a. in the crap
gambler in an alley for coppels. Their
piety and their politics never rise above
that low level: and the worst of it is
that some educated aul res .cctabc
people emulate each other and pride
themselves In this sor; of gambling
whether the stakes be heaven or their
own souls. To be sure. the souls OF
such persons are small stakes. and
they estimate them justly by the
standards they set up. As for righ;
and truth and principle they are mere
sentimental and Impractical vagaries.
unbecoming practical beings. Yet even
these practical beings have vague
consciousness that their life would be
but struggle of dog eat dog" il IL
were not for the impractical ana SEN
timental-the salt of the earth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-22

at is positively ludicrous to note the
strenuous efforts of the gold Democrats
to discredit Bryan and silver, and their
utter futility, withal. Reg
lister.
That is true: but these efforts of
themselves alone would hardly attract
sufficient notice to expose their ludic-
rousness and futility: it is the like ef-
forts of the Republicans, much more
strenuous. as they have more to lose,
that engage attention and incite laugh
ter and ridicule, even from such viru-
lent. but sensible, Republican papers as
the New York Sun.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-22
w. II. TAYLOR & CO.,
PA Water Street.

RAILROAD. STEAMBOAT AND MILL
SUPPLIES
| Agents for this section for the sale OF
Grafton Il knights Leather Betting. New
York Betting and Packing CoInpany's
Rubber Goods. Erowlton'S Patent Pack
Ing. Snow Steam Pumps. N.Y.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-22

The administration at washington is
attempting TO break the force of the
press protest against the Manila cen
sorshp. and the exposure of its sun
preston of truth and suggestion Of
falsehood by more lying--on the home
opathic principle OF "similia snilibus
curantur." But the public are now surc
that the OTIS campaign is an official
tissue of deception that no man can
believe and which justifes fears of the
worst
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-22
THE SENATORIAL RACE
OPINIONS OFTiIE PRESS.
Pulaski News-Roview. Tri-Wockly
Dem)


Dem)
An exchange asks: can it be pos
sibc that Governor Tyler imagincs he
can do what FitZ Lee. Congressman
Jones. and Attorncy-Gencral Montague
couldn't do?' Couldn't do what. pray?
Cross swords with your gallant knight
OF the Sig Corporations? We'll. GOV
ernor Tyler has entered the list. and
as tine Peoples Knight he is going 10
'unhOrse" his opponent in the combat
From all the Indications ut this earl Y
stage Of the race for the United States
Scnntorship in the next Virginia Leg
stature il is evident that Governor
Tyler Will have The support of very
many OF orr leading daily papers. We
nave heard some of Governor Tyler's
warm friends say that they hoped he
would not run FOR the Senate At this
time. Not because they did no; feel
that he would make us n good senator
but because they feel. as wo do. loth
10 lose him from the gubernatOrial
chair even 70. a short time but we
feel sure that should the people OF Vir-
cinia determine that they want Tyier
TO succeed Mr.. Martin they can never
put there man more devoted t. the
best interests Of the whole stale and
rcorle than ne. lie has proven him
self ut ali times, to he the true friend
Gays tina; he is far above suspicion.
His bltierost political enemies have
never charged him with being tho tool
of any party or combine. ana have
never found alght TO assail IN his per-
sonai character. We know that many
things have been charged against SON
ator Martin as being friend of cor
rorai!onS and As using money pretty
freely to secure his election to the
senate. nut we do not know whether
thogc WAS any truth in these rcpor,s
and ilany OF them We do not believe.
but we know this that United states
Senator should be above suspicion. ana
he should be freed from Ill corporation
influences. He should he a man Of the
people and in whom all the people can
confide. Such a man Is j. Hoge TyIer.
lie has never been mixed up,.in any>
way with big corporations and he is
a man of the people and one with whom
the humblest citizen of the State can
come In contact with II full assurance
OF due consideration and the kindest
treatment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-22

Has Offices / and No. sl4 Main street.
Norfolk. Va. Specialties: Catarrh and ali
diseases Of Eye. Ear, Nose. Throat. Chest
and Stomach
Hours. > a. M, to 1880 y. M. p. IN. to
$50 y. IN Sunday Hours. lo:So q. m 10
1890 D.. IN. Tuesday night ana Thursday
night go p. nj. to p. IN.
Consultation always free Medicines
furnished Terms always moderate. Eyes
examined for glasses free OF charge.