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COMMERCIAL.

& Transactions on tho stock excnange
amounted TO mere than million aud a
quarter shares, at the highest prices for
years. 19
Expectation Of brisk trading sustained
prices in the grain markets.
Dur says buyers OF cotton apprehchd q
fall In prices soon.
Bradstrect's says that there is great con-
hdence in the outlook for tho ensuing year +.
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!. RAILROAD.

change OF officials on the Cotton Belt.
Officials OF the Houston and Texas Cen
trail started on; a tour OF inspection over
tho entire line. s9 II (. 4:
Some suggestions for arriving at a mini
mum percentage in the hauling OF empty
cars. IA III
Meeting of car accountants at San An
tonic today. n
a d,legation OF kansas City lairoad men
viii visit the city today.
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beef. he said. were aroused about the nth
Of June, He reported, this fact in August.
DR.. DAILY denied that his report stated that
the beef contained poison or destroyed vi
tality" Of the soldiers. !, He said that II was
detrimental to health.
Tomorrow DR.. DAILY will meet DR.. Con-
nor and the government expert, when an
examination will be made of the powder,
which DR.. Daily believes to exhibit char
acteGistics Of horax and salicylic acid.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
FONMIGN.

French chamber Of deputies was stirred
up by further revelation that the govern
mcnt know OF Henry's forgcries.
Germany's new meat inspection law will
be better for tho United States than tho
I one II replaces
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
CONTRACT LABOR IN HAWAII.
HaIaad II Said 10 Have Been FlOodes
with Coolies.

Inland II Said 10 Have Been riOOueu
with Coolies.
Washington, January 20.- The. extension
Of the anti contract labor laws to Hawaii
Is strongly urged in q report made today
to the house committee on labor u says
thousands Of contract laborcrs, mainly
Japanese, have been taken into the isiands
since the raising Of the United Suites flag
over them. On the day following the re-
ccipt Of the news OF the annexation ss75
Japanese laborers were admitted. On No
vcmber . applications we're mad 70 d.
NIT 1855 Japanese laborers. 3467 Of whom
were to be brought during the preseilt
quarter OF 1885,
The report adds: III the ;xtcnsion @
o,ir a,ti contract labor laws Is not speed
M mace approximately 10000 contraue Ia :
tcrss lii get iuto tnt ainexeL sinhus
bxfosc o.. laws are extended yer tnm.
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Quay sim short of Votes.

Harrisburg, Pa, January Ex-senator
Quay is still thirteen votes short Of cleo
ton. There were 30 votes polled today
and of these the senator received 90. There
has been no break In the lines OF the anti
Quay republicans or the democrats There
were forty-two absentees at todays SEES
sion, nearly all OF them being paired.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.


Both United states and Germsny have
concluded that the Berth treaty's pro-
visions must be carried out strictly. Both.
governments are awaiting official sd,ices.
Prominent Germans say there is no ne
sessity for any great disagreement over
Samoa and that matters can probably be
errangcd amicahly
II Ia said the German government win
stand by the consul's action II he he is
deemed In the right.
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THE I.silLIppINns.

Commissioners are to be instructed to
tell the PHILIPPINES that tho Americans
''come as friends"
REPRESENTATIVES, Of Aguinaldo are en-
route to Washington to ask the freedom, Of
the islands.
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DosrEsTIc.

Wrcckage OF thc Paul Joncs proves that
the nuptha launch blow up.
Quay still lacks thirteen votes Of enough
to elect him.
Richard Croker breaks eut into an In
sterYleW against silver. a.. !.
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'Hood'
Is the best-in fact the on a
Hoods Pills ~; &: ~

seph. begging his majesty Il
constitutional rights Id sdl "
to restore as early a. ~
stitutional order Of thini1 f.
by a vote of 80 to 50, ail1f
Baron Banffy, had made a.
sition to the proposal. \! y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21

Hazelhurst, Miss, 1sn
cial hanging for an unn
committed By a negro
woman. took place he hsTs
witnessed by nearly s% ,,1R
Of the negro was Joe W.
was committed In A''ke
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vvOunan's
Tho Great Nj
Nerve |
Moods oavsa IN
/ Blood Rich al,
/ Appetite and
vlgor and VIII

:. : 49, ~
~ feel that 4 cutht
words in praise Of 81
wHch has done grtGt
wastn q delicate ooH
at mt stomach and
remedies highly rscc
weaknesses, but ~
on othr troubles.
could not attend 10
and / thss detsrtnin
sapariIla. After I IA
: short TIM I bsssn 1
Grew ytfus,
until I was she u W
any inconvenisuc
Pills for constip ii,
day than I hAta -
Since taking H6pd,sa
Hoods Pills / feel IN Z
I am less nervous ~
-, - N. [sSt
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Rome, January 20 Dr.
stefan of the pope. says
has been suffering from y
influenza, is convalescent
his bed tomorrow and re6c(
patricians on January 26. {:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-21

Tangier, Morocco. January eo.-The gov
ernment troops commanded by Prince Mo-
RANT have defeated the Tablet rebels In :
big battle. The chief rebels son and nlne-
teen others were decapitatod and their
heads wers exposed at Rabat This Il e.
psctsd TO nnish the Tablet rebellion.
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budaYest January ee.--In the upper
house Of the Hungarian diet today the mo-
tiop = ceust szeehny 70 present IN ID
dress 70 ~ emperor king Francis 10
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No Change In Culifornin.

Sacramento Cal. January 20.--The joint
session cast two ballots for United States
senator today without change and adj
journed.
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SPORT.

Rangers prevented prizc night at San
4 Antonio.
ofIcr was made TO Choynsk to meet Hail
on large at sea. but lie refused II.
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Senator from Nortb n,,.ot,

Bismarck, N. D.. January 2o.--Porter
y. Mccumber, republican. was elected
United States senator In Joint assembly
today.
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Chinamen shut Out of Porto stico.
Washington. January 20. by request Of
the secretary of tho treasury the war de-
partment has ordered the American ofti-
Gals in Porto Rico to enforce the Chinese
exclusion laws Of this country In Porto
Rico.
ncse agents were preparing TO flood Porto
Rico with Cinnamon from other countries.
who hoped thereby to get into the United
States,
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CRAGIN.s CLAIM.
says He saved America the Chance
70 Bnild the Canal.

10 HhfIM INC CsSMNIs ~
Washington. January 20.,-Edward r,
Cragin and Warner Miller were heard to-
day by the commerce committee Of the
house. Mr.. Cragin, after explaining the
construction Of the Eyre-Cragin syndi-
cate and Its success In securing from Mica
ragua sweeping canal concession Mt a
time when the old concession was about to
expire and the American rights termi-
mated. said in closing Eve have saved
the situation to America and we have Sc
cured most sweeping and clearly defined
contract, as nearly perfect rs you can
make It. This was done with no protests
from this government or the government
Of Nicaragua
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EVEN HANDED EQUITY.
YESTERDAYS RECORD OF THE
VARIOUS COURTS.


In the Police Court yesterday the fol-
lowing cases were disposed of:
George Harris, colored. assaulting
Nellie Beckham, colored: fined SILL
Same. jumping his bail bond; fined
$3.50.
Herman Krouse. assault; reopened
and dismissed.
Gabriel Fox and D. ]. Lyons, assault
ing Charles ]. Ormsby; former fined
$1,000 and latter $3.50.
Tom Ackiss. colored, robbery; again
continued for ten days.
John Cross was charged with cutting
Aaron Marx. The latter not being able
10 appear, the case was continued for
ten days.
Justice Tomlin instructed Detective
Heppel to inform the Portsmouth au-
thorities that unless they take charge
or the negro Haywood Williams, now in
the Norfolk city Jail upon the charge
OIL ropDlng w. N.White's sporting goods
establishment. in Portsmouth last week,
by to-day, the prisoner will be turned
over to the authorities of Raleigh. n.
e., where he is wanted upon the charge
of housebreaking.
The case of Joseph Seelinge-, charged
with assaulting and beating w. a.
-Nopics' 81 Soelllitn on the United States
receiving ship Franklin, in Steve Seel
myers bar, No. II Bank street. last
FRIDAY night, was called. Mobiles failed
10 appear and Seelinger was released
upon his OWN rccognizance until this
morning Mt o'clock. Clerk Jordan pre-
pared n subpoena for Mobiles appear
ance at the same hour
TRANSFERS OF REALTY.
III u, Johnson to w. L. WILDER. n lot
with improvements fronting sixteen
and two-thords feet on the south side
OF Kent street; $3.50.
Mrs. Isaac Gutman to Mrs. Harrison
A. Diggs, the lot with improvements
NO. las Bermuda street; $4,000.
George l.. APPS to Mary d. I,oyitt q
lot with improvements fronting twenty
eight feet on the north side or New
street; Sl.71G.25
Twin City Permanent Building Asso-
cation, OF Norfolk, Va. to Patrick Hart
land and buildings 757 and 755 Church
street; $3.50.
LIBELED SCHOONER SOLD.
The libeled schooner George w
Croswel. the property of the Reese
manufacturing Company. was sold Inv
Deputy United States Marshal r ~
West at Jones shipyard. in Berkeley n
noon yesterday to Mr.. L. C. Jones fo,
Sooo. The schooner was libclcd by Mr
Jones for about $3.50, the claim being 70,
repairs. -o'
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Inc officers composing the police
force met yesterday afternoon and
auoP'ed resolutions of thanks to the
select Council for their action in re-
questing the Finance Committee TO in
crease their compensation from 60 1917
10 s2.5o per day. The officers were es-
peciahy loud in their praises of Conn.
cll,nen Marx. Kahn and Jacobs. IT nov
only remains for the Common Council
10 10 concur with the Select branch. and
the wares paid prior to 1879 viii, he
restored. 1t seems more than nrohohio
mat inc increase will be granted in
view OF the fact that large number
Oh me members of the Common Conn
en- nave. it is said. expressed them
f SEW, as favoring it. 1t is learned
that inc Board of Police Commissioners
submitted to the Finance Committee an
esLinate for the approaching year.
Whlch also contemplated an increase
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-17
SOLDIERS GOLD.
UNNECESSARY PRECAUTIONS IN
SENDING MONEY TO Hampton

D4ANNI -hO4N Il 10 HA NIPPON
The gold used in paying the old col
diers In the National Soldiers Home. at
Hampton Roads. was accompanied
from this city Wednesday morning by
squad of soldiers from Fort Monroe
ordered here for that purpose.
The presence OF these soldiers. which
Is nothing unusual when n large sum
of money is moved. was seized upon bv
sensational mongers as the basis of a
story to the effect that the govern
ment had discovered plot, concocted
by some one or somebody, to commit
highway robbery. Visions of masks
revolvers with muzzles as big as -four
barrel heads. dummy safes, etc. haunt
ed the slumbers of reporters. Pinker-
ton detectives. bold dash, involving
the capture OF the highwaymen and
other hair-raising and blood-curdlinr
accessories were indiscriminatelv
mixed in accounts sent out. About the
only transparent feature of the inven-
ton Is the proof carried on its face
that it was n hoax. The money came
and the guards met 1t here, but the
hghwaymen got no further than the
craniums OF cnterprising news vendors
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4 brave s.iftlc Roy.

Jimmie Staplcton, the brave little boy
alluded to some time since in these col
umns rs having been an inmate of St.
Vincent's Hospital. where he herolcal-
~ submitted to several operations.
which were necessitated by diseased
ankle and knee-joint. has returned to
the home OF his mother. Mrs. Stapleton,
on Plume street. near CRANKY. Jimmie,
owing to the skill of his physicians. DR..
Southgate Leigh.is able to move around
lively with the aid of n crutch. and
the physician hopes to enable him to
dispense altogether with artificial help
in n short time. He was in the hospital
about six months. and his physician. as
We'll as the staff and nurses of St. Vim
cent. pay a splendid tribute to his forti-
tude and patience under ordeals which
at times We're eXcruciatirg. His recov-
cry is strong testimony to the skill OF
his physician and excellent nursing at
St. Nincents.
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TOLL ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Editor of Pilot:

Editor Of Virginlan-Pi
The letter of one of the sufferers in
your issue of 18th seems to take excep-
tions to broad tires pronounclng them
horse killers. But he admits that for
keeping roads in order they are all
right, thus conceding that L was right.
If roads are in order heavy loads may
be moved at any rate of speed without
as much wear on horse flesh. And 1t is
this reform 1 want to see. But this
sufferer is afflicted with Il toll road not
kept In order. Who is responsible for
granting this franchise? Is not this
sufferer and others on the line of road,
They now see their error as others
have before them. where they have al
lowed toll bridges and gates between
the farm and the market. That toll
roads and bridges depreciate the GaIue
of property is generally admitted. but
toll roads is not the question at issue.
Can the sufferer suggest Il better
method to keep roads I'm order than
wide tires for heavy loads? If he can
and will do so. without increase in the
cost he will save thousands of dollars
to taxpayers and earn the gratitude of
all lovers of good roads Respectfully,
i. d. DUMVILLE.
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4 RARE SIGHT
MARINE NOTES

No survey was held on tba It,,,or
park Motia yesterday. the Brodv,s
owners authorizing the going ahead
win the necessary repairs without tho
i ~ i,,y She will probably go on the
me tug Il. II. Williams. which lows
M tiin schooner Il. w. II. White to Bal
n,o,Ga C, ttns morning. will stop at POGO
..to "ne o!ty ana take in tow the new fish
steamer. Just completed and off Tho
10 baltimore. us poth
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a visitor From r.o,rc,,

Colonel Charles y. r. Dimon. of
Lowell Mass. arrived here yesterday
on the Boston steamer and was the
CUES; of Mr.. John Hill the few hours no
WIS IN the city Colonel Dimon was n
colonel in the Federal army during the
WI ana for twcnty-seven years has
" c.,ei' nc agent OF the United states
~ ~ tIFe company in Lowell. lie left
ior old Point Baltimore and Washinr.
lon OF business MIR. Hill has met tho
Coiohcl several times in Lowell.
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A pERILOUS VOYAGE
How the Brig Moss Glen Was
Brought Here,
Crow Fought ocean and Wind For
Three Days for Thor Lives-Sfrip.
pea of RiggtnE-Mcn Demoralized
-Safo at Lnst-Notes.

That 1t takes q brave man to make
n first-class sea captain is no new
statement and enough of deadly peril
has been faced by old sea dogs this
winter to impress almost everyone with
that fact. About as plucky Il perform
ance as has been registered up to date
however. came to light yesterday when
the British brig Moss Glen. Captain
Hill, Porto Rico to ST. Johns, New
Brunswick. was towed in through the
Capes and to anchorage in the Eliza
beth river, off Lambert's Point That
she was in distress was evident, but
how sore was that distress none could
appreciate without going aboard her
Her captain came ashore and reported
and this is his story:
~ PERILOUS VOYAGE
On the 9th of March the Moss Glen
was caught by n terrific northwcsterly
gale while Off Bermuda. in the Gulf
stream. and for three days captain and
mon fought the ocean and wind for
their lives. So fierce was the gale that
sails were driven from their bolt ropes,
split. torn into shreds or blow away
entirely Terrific seas swept the deck.
carrying overheard everything not i'm
49, "'iN' hiioltS the lou the water butts
ana one of the boats. An enormous sea
struck quarterinE on her stern, twisting
and tearing away her rudder and
swapping the 2i@-inch iron braces and
bolts ike carrots, while to make mat
ters worse. the brig sprang aleak, and
all hands were called to man the pumps.
MEN DEMORALIZED.
The men were demoralizcd and lost
nope. Ihey begged the captain to take
10 the remaining boats and leave the
snip. but with true Anglo-Saxon grit
he refused. showing the men that Ger
Jam death attended such Il course, and
mat energy and pluck might yet save
thefn. He asked them to stand firm and
set them to work. Leaving some TO
pump he put others at cutting through
me poop deck and then lightened the
vessel by jettisoning Il part of his
carso. Next he set at work and rugged
Il Jury rudder, fastening it by cables.
cnains and ropes to the vessel so IN
anow OF it's handling and, though his
,uo"cr post was torn out and part of
MS ran ana all deck fittings gone
liSScu ana bent on IL storm sail. got his
vessel in hand. set his men by Watches
~ the pumps. keeping two going ali
, me time and never leaving the deck
h!n'seli. steered his sorely wounded ana
crippled craft through and out Of the
storm to the CapeS without aid of INV
other vessel. '''''
a RARE SIGHT.
III was feat to be proud of and old
sen captains, who visited the vessel yes
.eruay afternoon, could scarcely believe
their eyes. and numbers of them youod
tHey nad never seen such n feat ac-
conpllshed before in their many years
sea farng.
captain Hills home Is at Dedham
MASS Just outside Boston. and he IS
proud oil his birthplace. which may well
be proud of him. ".''
Io-day survey will be hold on tho
cIalt ana needed repairs ordered. Tho
cidhk OIL the pumps still goes on. but
nc crew VIII get Il well earned rest bo-
iore she completes her voyage. she is
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FRIDAY. MARCH II 1seY--TwELvE PAGEs
PEOPLES FORUM,

NOTE.-Tne Peoples Forum being
freely open to all parties. classes. per-
sons. views and capacities. the Vir-
ginian-Pilot is responsible for none
OF the statements nor opinions ex-
pressed therein, nor for the style In
which they are set forth. The ignorant
and uneducated shall be heard hero
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-17

What you want for coat and vest
Is easily solved by a look at our line
of back unfinished worsteds, tailored
in our fashion. Satisfaction n certainty.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
1913 Main street.
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BOARDERS.

w ANTED. = ONE OR TWO GEN.
,ond III, tlem m. bo;ar,ders; pleasant room:
Address PRIVATE FAMILY, care VIZ.
3 .....e..-I .Io'. mhii-tu.f isu
u OAIiDERS-A PRIVATE FANiIIY
~ IN Client would furnish desirable room
ana board TO married couple. or two
gin:an-Piiot. mbis,f
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Easter $fyIe Qunf.

Messrs Walter J. Simmons & Co
announce the arrival OF all the latest
S'Ele Easter hats. in derby ana soft, for
and shapes. " o'ioi
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: lust received. n fine assortment OF
Heywoods; prices from IS TO $40, cash
or credit. Williamson e Sykes. 500 and
500 Church street, near Queen.
fc23-.f
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We have met the popular demand FOR
grey sul,ings with a line uncqualcd for
style and beauty.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE
1873 Main street
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FOR SALE,

nor SALE. = ONE STEAM PRO
a nc!er. in good working condition.
novly .ainted. length 20 feet, beam IA
feet. craIt loaded feet inches; carries
l,iuJ -nels OF corn or 10000 feet lumber
Appl! q II. :. WILEY. Elizabeth CITY.
n. &. fei7-fr tu-su-tf
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LOST.

r OST. ON CHURCH STREET, BE-
IL tween Con and Johnson. Hunters
willie, pocketbook containing sum OF
money and papers valuable only to
owner. Liberal reward IL returned to b.
RAMSEY. $40 Main street. mhl5-
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ENOE SAlE.-ON ACCOUNT OF POOR
A. health. good Dry Goods business
on Church street. in good locality. Apply
at 6i Bank street. mhl0.ff
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nor SALE LESS THAN HALE
H. their Value-One 10 IL. T. Portable
Engine and BOILER on skids: one H. p
Vertical Engine and Boiler; one new iron
frame Wood Saw: one new Shingle
EdEer: ono secondhand Typewriter Nav
machinery. all kinds lowest prices. An
ply to T. a. PERRY. No. $50 W. Bran
bleton avenue. mhg-tf
II OR SALE. : TIE BANK SALOON
Il NO. IA Bank street. For particular
ana terms apply to LOYALL e TAYLOR
Is Bank street. fciS-tf
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Do your glasses suit you? II not, see
DR.. Week. $40 Main street.
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See DR.. Week about your eyes. Ex-
animation free. $40 Main street.
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w Carpenters Mt once. Apply to ]
@. DICKINSON, West End OF Mary's
avenue. Client. IL.
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M ADAM SMELL. NEWMAN. TIIE
W. Renowned Clairvoyant and Business
Medium. can be consulted at her parlors
on all life matters her tests are wonder
1uI. 3iS CHURCH STREET. opposite
frccnlaSon. mChl2-2Ws
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H UNDERGRADUATE DOCTORS. DEN
" lists. Lawyers. Pharmacists soon
graduated home: correspondence cduca-
ton; graduation; professions; sciences
Box $50 Chicago
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WANTED.

WANTED = IMMEDIATELY TWO
w or three good upholsterers. Apply
TO A. II. LINDSAY. No. 500 Crawford
street. Portsmouth. Va. mh17-3t
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TIME ONLY PLACE IN NORFOLK
Il you can buy Eggs guaranteed strictly
fresh laid is at the WOMAN'S EN-
CHANGE, on CRANKY street. mhi5-3ts
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WY ANTED. = 1919 MEN TO PUR-
w chase our special S1.50 Derby, equal
TO $3.50 hat sold by others. Il. l., STRAW
HAND ~ CO.. 53l Main street. Stevens
Old Stand. mhiI-tf
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r AIDES NEEDING TREATMENT
e. for Irregularities Lcucorrhoca or
any other Ovarian Troubles consult Dir.
JACKSON: 1l2 w. Mulberry street. bal
timore. Md. Private santarlum; trained
nurses.
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~ Consult DR.. BROWN; will call at
residence: examination free. Address AZ
l.. MAIN STREET mchI2-lws
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FOR RENT.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

II r S II CLASS TYPEWRITING
A. dono at PSI CRANKY street after G0G
p m. Il. y. POOL, Stenographcr.
mh17-lWt
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WY 4ANTi1D. COMPETENT MILL,
w man to saw logs by contract with
n nearby new Allls Band Mill. with dry
kilns II North Carolina. Apply by letter
to Box 2TT Norfolk. Va. Stating eXpe-
r!ence and financial ability to carry out
contract mhl7-3t
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III IGH CASH VALUE PAID FOR ALL.
Ii kinds of Furniture, Carpets. Office
Furniture. Stocks Of Groceries. Cigars
and Tobacco. Drop a postal to ID.
NOTES, Mansion House. Norfolk, Va.
mh15-IW@
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TADIES: Chichestcr's English Pennyroyd Pills
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