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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
At the Gate.
Peter-"Where are you from?'

Peter-''Where are you from?'
Applicant am from VenangC
county, Pennsylvania.
Peter What are your politics."
Applicant tt am a Democrat.
Peter For whom did you vote foi
Congressman last fallY"
Applicant voted for Joe Sibley,
Peter Have you repented?"
Applicant have, most sincerely
Peter Further repentance is neces
sary before you can be admitted. YOU
will retire to the chamber of reflection
for one years probation, or pending the
election of Senator from your State
when further consideration will be Civ
en-. You will have plenty Of company,
however, from your district.
Applicant retires, while angels on the
inside sing
Not for Joe; oh, dear no.
Not for Joseph,
If he knows it,
OH dear no; not for Joe
iii City Blizzard.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
Clinton Town ship.

John Cunningham, who has been i'll
for quite time, is slowly improving.
Blaine Norris has gone to Pittsburg
| and from there he intends going to Lake
Erie.
We are all pleased to know that
Brown Cunningham is spending a cou-
pie of weeks at home
James Cunningham, who has been
| confined to the house for some time is
able to be around again.
John McKibben has purchased a fine
horse from Robert Thompson. The
horse weighs 400 pounds.
James Norris has departed for Sc
wickley with the intention of staying a
month We al wish him success.
We are sorry to think that we are go
ing to lose one of our charming young
ladies, but we hope she will prosper in
the future,
Services are TO be held at Oak Grove
church March :, at II 4 Nj; also
Young Peoples meeting and preaching
IN the evening
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
Buffalo PeltS.

Jacob Kennedy, the veterinary sur
geon, is down with the grip.
John Montgomery contemplates
building new house this spring.
Rev. Hazlett will hold communion
services at Buffalo church next Sunday.
Mrs. James McCafferty Jr. is con-
fined to her bed on account of sickness.
Mrs VIM Woods, wife of VIM.
Woods, of Clinton Twp, died Monday
and was buried at Sarversville Gene
terry, on Wednesday last.
Farmers Institute was held in the
Mechanics Hall at Sarversville on Fri
day evening, Saturday and Saturday
evening last An enjoyable time was
had and instructive also. The capacity
of the hall was not such as to accomo-
date all who wished to see and hear.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

HARRISBURG.

On Thursday Quay was in Phil'a pre-
pairing for mis- trial. Senators Martin
and Grady were paired until March I'd.
and no election was expected until after
the trial: Quite number of bills were
introduced in the House that day in
cluding the Kirk Road-bill, and club
license bill and in the Senate the Brown
road-bill was introduced.
The vote in the joint session, that day
was Quay 96, jerks 70, Dalzell 10, Stew
art 6. etc 215 in all.
Sibley was in Washington that day
unfolding his plans for Quay's re-elec'
ton.
Friday, the vote was 80, 65, ~, Z, 6,
etc, 1856 in all, SO necessary for choice
and Quay 13 short.
The House resolved to investigate
charges of efforts to corrupt members
in the interest of the McCarrel bill
made by Philadelphia paper.
On Saturday jerks led for the first
time-the score being jerks IA, Quay
13 Irwin 1. No quorum was expected un-
TIL Tuesday Speaker Farr had not yet
appointed his bribery Investigating
committee.
Henry W. Oliver was talked of for U.
S Senator this time, and G. l.. Magee
for next time, and it was conceded
that there would be no election until
after Quay's trial
Mondays vote was 49, IA, l. DR..
Weiss of Lebanon county was present,
but did not vote.
Speaker Farr named Kreps( chairman,
Voohees, Skinner, Tighe and Koontz as
his committee on the bribery case, there
by surprising the House, as by custom
Gen. Koontz should have been Chair
man. He was bit terly denounced for
his act.
Tuesdays vote was 50, G7, II, 7, etc,
194 in all and Quay 13 short-and then
one The action of Speaker Farr in
packing the Bribery Committee with
Quay men was yet the subject of interest.
Sibley arrived during the day accom-
panied by lot of Democrats from the
northwestern part of the State and cir
culated letters from Democratic Con-
gressmen fayoring the reelection of
Quay. He showed letters from several
Southern Democratic Senators and Con-
gressmen This one was from fiery Ben
T;1I,,oo oe Co-th Co,oI;po.
Il do not hesitate to say that if it is
impossible to elect Democrat, and we
must have Republican. ] believe a
sound and prefectly defensible policy
would make the election of Mr.. Quay
best for our party.
He cannot be any worse than any
man who is likely to be chosen by the
Republicans; and by reason OF his
course on the force bill, and in many
other important particulars, as well as
the inevitable effect on politics in Penn
sylvania, he is preferable TO any other
Republican in my judgment.
Yesterdays vote was 105. 80. Is. s. Z,
etc-236 in all and Quay IL short.
Quite a number of bills were introduc-
ed in the House
Quay was in Harrisburg stopping az
the Governors house, and Sibley was
ready TO quit.
Guffy gave out a statement thanking
the southern Senators and Congressman
for their statements. but intimating
that they had heard but one side OF the
question and that PeDn'a Democrats
were able to take care of themselves.
THE Spanish Cabinet resigned, yes
day
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
4 Birthday Party.

A very enjoyable evening was spent
Mt a birthday party given in honor OF
Clarence Holland, at his home near
billiards, on Saturday, Feb. 18th. They
had vocal and instrumental music and
games until 70 o'clock when a bountiful
lunch was seryed H. which all took their
part, after which the fun was reslmed
and kept up until ? O'Clock, when all
returned home wishing Mr.. Holland
many happy Birthdays.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

Pursuant TO an order and decree OF the
Orphans Court Of Butler Co, Pa, made at
No. 6l, December Term. lSg7. of said Court in
the partition of the real estate OF Henry
feakel. decd. the undersigned appointed
trustee for that purpose, viii expose Tor sale
NJ nnhlir nnt-l.rr nu tln rl,-nr,lsr. IN,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

SOME of the Indians of the United
States are among the richest farmers in
the. world. The annual income of the
Usage tribe, consisting of only 1,729
persons, including children, is $442, 044,
or S256.24 for each man, woman and
child
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
Monday, March 9th. 1899.

| at l o'clock. d. m. the following described
property, tO-wit:
Test F. ID. No. .. March Term 1899 James
Bredin and ;. Cummings. Attorneys.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
Patrick Mckinney of. in and to all that GER
I tain piece or parcel Of land. situated in
Cherry township, Butler county. Pa, bound
ed as follows, to-wit: On the northwest by
Sfpperyrock creek, on the northeast by
lands of James Bredin. ON the southwest by
lands of same and on the west by lands Of
Thompson; containing twenty-one acres
public road on the southwest and a railroad
on the northeast, excepting the coal, iron
ore, limestone, mineral. fire and potters clay
under said lands with the right to mine and
transport the same over said lands.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty OF Patrick Mckinney at the suit of
James Bredin and Thos. Eonaghy for use of
James Bredin.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
location or price

which eXerts the most influence
with you?
Does it matter to yon where
you buy, SO you buy best?
We're depending on the adj
vantage-to-you part to win.
Determined to make that fca-
ture so force ful, convincing, ever
whelming, that in your own in
terest you'll want to buy here.
An experienced mail order de
partment to give you prompt,
careful attention when you send.
Think of it-nearly acres of
store filled with new goods.
Al, here that's to be found
anywhcrc-many, many styles
here you'll find nowhere else.
Nothing like the variety of
choice things here ever shown
before
New wash goods and novcltic
sc to $I.25.
Splerdid liue new pretty NJ adras
zoe yd.
Other Madras Ginghams Ioc to
$50.
Choice American Pcrcales l2ac
I5c.
Extensive variety fine Dress
Cottons. 2oc, 25c. $50, soc.
Special lines new drcssy Dress
Goods $50. soc, 75c-silks SOC,
75c, ST. 90.
Let goods and prices prove
what broad, liberal basis were
merchandising on.
Do us the favor when writing
for samples, to give an idea Of
your preference--whar kinds
styles for what purp ose plain
or fancy silks, etc-so well be
sure to include the exact samples
you want.
Bog,ggs & Buhl
Department X.
ALLEGHENY, PA.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

BY virtue of sundry writs of Won. En-, III
Fa.. Lev Fa. &c, issued out of the Court OF
Common Pleas of Butler Co., Pa, and to me
directed, there will be exposed to public sale
at the Court House in the borough of Butler.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

So many cattle died in Indian Terri
tory during the recent cold spell that
men were hired at good wages to skin
the dead animals.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

BY virtue or an order of the Orphans
Court of Butler county. Pa, ut o. c. No. 90.
March Term. iS99, and to me directed. | will
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

THE Spanish Cabinet resigned, yes
day.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02

ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
Hwbcre for The Story OF the Philippines"
by Murat Halstcad, commissioned by the
Government AS Official Historian to the War
Department The book was written in army
camps at san Francisco on the Pacific with
General Merritt, in the hospitals at Homo
lulu. In Hong Kong in the American trenches
At Manill, in the inSurgcnt camps with
Agunaldo, on the deck of the Olympia with
Dewey, and in the roar Of battle ~ the fall
OF Manila. Bonanza fn9 agents. Brlmful OF
original pictures taken by government pho
tographers on the spot. Large book. Low
prices. Big profits. Freight paid Credit
given. Drop all trashy unofficial war books.
Outfit free. Address, Y. r. Barber. Sec y
Insurance Bldg Chicago,
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1899-03-02
f. u. No. ;, II. Il. 1l9, 175 March Term, 1899.
w. a. +. j. Forquer. w. II. Lusk. f.
kOllgr AttOrupVS
+. -. No. I10. III. March Term. 1899 T. G.
Campbell and y. Black. Attorneys.

Seized and taken In execution as the prop
OF q Strain at the suit of John Berg < Go.
Buffalo Mortar Work ct al.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.


mi, 70. ., Saihpoeh IS cohiiheo 10 MS
i'ouie w H.ness.
~ anu -urs' -. l. TWatnma! nave
~ .'u'i,su iioni TWO weeks stay IN
NV, ~, io'h: N!siHhs Mr; Gwathmay s
S,.,.S. oa tnat city me there Mrs.
rWdthhlav VAS interviewed by all the
,eau,ns pup'lsherS VINO we're very
-. II $3.50, ~ WIN her NIUE ooon,
nc 3D., w. .aSs rue p"oiisneu III
NJ ~ IL, ~ 1, ruso"uin' 49,.
1T, - 'ratN r-I!lS' Oh ms cry. recently
Torfnn. :; -, =, rom H'ouces'er fo'ht 10
a.. I Al ~ NUTS;
a, ~ 80, 'o',, H. bulNe re'urhea yes'er-
o ga rto'ii a Meeh UP TO baltimore
an. ~, "ShlilS' vi' d. {.
Inere wiii be a game Of baseball at
,-,.esr Nv ,.1'h some cay hsNI week De,
,.,i, ~, - ~ ,e.''',S Oh no'ei W"!'sIS "u''
N,,vi ~ "'"c ~ oH ths ~
- 80 ',"N NJ s'.Siio HV.eiS forces.
sr,,1,>. ~" $50 " H.
,,'"s 49,, 9I,ioo,S ne men annual PIC
d.,, ''-'''' a. '"1N'oe A'eSeh yes'eF-
t,tri,,,, = - 'iooi''7p y. ~, ~
n 49,. ,t,'' ~" ,'.,.. 2.'..'s DD.'acii;
,,s '' no.. ~ Ny ~ Niv',.V'l' ias' t'Snl any
80 NJ ~ 4 WY iu4 = ".'ehu1hce oi
60, -, -N.,T' "Vu' ,SStS ny t,e
,,,,,' - 'i'N o'"o'S 'lS". 'cAEes"-
~ 5 ~, ~
A.,r, - 'PS"VH''' y.
c -, ~ So, are .m tne cry. .
>ttnr,..,. ~ -, a''rn >; D'stIic'
~ ~ ny " l.1 sso 80 i.,ehnionu to,uay.
ne =. = coaS' survey steamer Bake
n ,.nr, ana anen9,ed or the hospital
vii ~ 9"e VIII PROVISION ana eoal
WINE mere,
,,c - , sii num .'I'' went to Ocean View
'"c e.,, .''s'n.' rt1uI'ins az an carry hour.
' outings on tne eiectrie
&c. c"rS are very nopular Tor taml-
lies l, eompelled to remain in the city.
MI were OUT last nlshI.
:, Apott tnlriy members OF the u. Y.
49,, -, % y or,oik 'eit ior Hiehmond yes
D,,,Hs '' ''"v' VI" the chesapeake ana
NJ. NJ, .ru
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
MARRiEDiM RICHMOND.
MIR. T. $. JACKSON WEBS MISS
FINNERTY.

Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch says:
Mr.. Thomas $. Jackson, of Norfolk,
and Miss Mary y. Finnerty. OF this city,
We're married yesterday evening at c
o'clock ut the Cathedral, Rev. Father
Duey officiating.
The bride was stylishly dressed in n
tailor-made suit. ana carried brides
roses. The best man was Mr.. Peter
flnnerty, brother Of the bride. and the
ushers were NIessrs. H. r. Gray, of
Norfoik; j. Burnett, Edward Brown,
Clifford Dowdy ana Dan. Eolderan.
Tie bride is the daughter OF MIR. ]. J.
Finnerty. weighmaster at the ola
Market, and is Il very popular and at
iraciive young lady. MIR jackson is a
young moulder of Norfolk, and has
many friends in that city.
The happy pair will leave this even
ms for Norfolk. where they will make
their future home
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
EXCURSION VISITORS
See Many Strange sights--Row
Boats With Smoke Stack.
10 Portsmouth For "Iwufcrs, =
How Charley Lost HIS tbnicc
tiayanne

The daily excursions into Norfolk
from the many poin in our large and
popuious back country bring 10 this
city crowds OF, rural cNcursionists. and
their vagaries and surprise al many
objects, so common with aus as 10 at
tract no notice from us. are very anus
ing. They are also very close buyers,
and often try to beat down prices.
thinking perhaps that the city dealers
are lying in wais for such as they
on the excursion lhat came in over
the southern Railway "Wednesday from
Durham, there Was crowd OF The usu-l
character, with perhaps a iew individ
uals a little greeuer than usual. AS the
eXouysionists neared the city one big
countrynau caught Sight o. g. small
harbur tus putting along. lie threw up
his hands and said; mi, locke ycnder.
there's !, oNbuat will q smoke stack
IN IT. 1t WAS his iirst steamboat.
TO PORTSMOUTH FOR TWO
E'l2RS."
Another strollod INTO y Main street
store and wanted TO get some good ci-
gars, TWO fer five cents The sales
man said they We're jus, out of that
Kind, but he could get some over in
Portsmouth
lie inquired The way, and the last
seen OF him he was headed for the
Portsmouth ferry.
WANTED y HAT CHEAP.
One of the female cxcursionists wan
dered into - leading millinery store.
where on can put up from $40 10 $25
for something fetching in u lady's head
gear.
She iinany-riek-t out "a -,,ieee-i.,
h4 . 4
cost with the nXins on" The saleslady
sized her up MS about a dollar and a
half customer. and quoted her that
price. calculating probably 10 work of
some of her old material Tine customer
hen offered 10 cents No so. and the
would he purchased started uut turn
ed in the doorway ana came back. More
sparring followed and the snleslady Of
fcrcd 10 put It ny for dollar. Then
the customer offered - ccn No go.
She wanted a 65-cert trimmed hat. The
'salcsiady, whose patience was about ex-
hausted. suggested that She go "a
Helen Hunt for it," The next seen &C
the seeker after cheap headecar She
MS going up ana dawn Main street
looking FOR Helen Hunts place.
THE TICKET AGENTS HAVANA.
b They are not all green. however, rs
Charley i--. a popular local ticket
agent, knows % his regret.
Charlie had 1uSt cut the end off 4
choice Havana. when one of tho young
men eXcursiOnisis strolod into his
place. He was 10 king for Jimmy Jones
he explained. and the ticket agent di-
rcctcd him. Then the visitor coolly took
the ticket agents nice Havana. say
Ing: Give me that. you'll get another
in few minutes" The man of tickets
was hypnotized ana yielded gracefully.
but after The Xcursionists passed ont
he Thought ihe matter over dnd Won
dered whore he was at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
Intcrnntlnnai onvcntion
Of EnWOrfh League
t:tH iatinpUits, Ina .Jui; oI.

Half rate tickets will be sold via
Chesapeake and Ohio railway on July
lSth and l9Sh, good until July 2ilh sub
ject TO an extension 10 leave Indianap-
oils not later than August 2ist. The
c. II .. is miles nearer and quicker
than any other line. The St. Louis
limited. leaving Norfolk daily at !
4. m, reaches indianapolis next morn
ing az $50 a. IN. 1'he F. T. v. leav-
ing Norfolk $3.50 p. m. reaches Indi-
annapolis next night at 1880 p. m. Re
turning. leave Indianapolis 6:20 p. m.
arrive Norfolk next afternoon 7:05 y.
M leave indianapolis / a. m. arrive
Norfolk 12:1o p. III. Both trains carry
dining cars and Pullman sleepers Stop
over. at White sulphur will be allowed
on league tickets. Leaguers should
take the c. & o. and save time and
money. and have the advantage of two
fast trains each way daily.
The New England and Brooklyn
Leaguers will come TO Richmond and
use the Chesapeake and Ohio to the
convention city. jy9-l2. 1918
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
WITH THE COURTS
Judge HanckeI, Sitting For Judge
Martin, Grants an Injunction.
The Kemp Lumber Company and Its
Secretary Restrained From Using
Certain FUNDS Appealed From,
Police Court 4. =. Court.

Yesterday Judge y. Il. Hanckel, Sit
ting for Judge W. h. Martin. in the
Court of Law ana Chancery, granted an
injunction to George $ Briggs. by his
attorney. L. Il. Baird. enjotnins ana
restraining the Kemp Lumb + Company
and its secretary. Gulen H. Coon. from
receiving. using or d sposiug of a
check or money from the Government
in payment for certain cypress piles
furnished it,
Il was represented by plain,ifr in his
bin that the Kemp Lumber Company
WAS advanced $43i.j2 to enable it to
carry out contract with the Gov ern-
inent. the Kemp Company assigning
The checks or money in payment 10 him
(Brlggs) from the q overnmenl, and fur
Their clais that MIR. Coon. as secretary
of the company. refuses to carry GU;
this agreement and is about to pay the
same to George l.. Neville. of Ports
mouth. The case was set for the Octo-
Der term of the Chancery Court.
APPEALED IN VAIN
The case OF Isaac Beasley, who ap-
pealed from IL decision " Justice Tom
lin, who fined him 500 and costs for
carrying concealed weapons. June 18th.
was called in the Corporation Court and
defendant failed TO appear. The case
was tried IN his absence and the lower
court sustained.
THE DOG WASN'T PROPERTY.
The case of Charley Wake, colored
charged with stealing Il dog from
George Calling. Jr.. appealed from Jus
tice Tonllin's court, was called and dis
missed, no tax having been paid on
the dog by the owner. and Ii. thereby
failing Ia be considered personal prop
crty under the law.
POLICE COURT.
In the Police Court before Justice
Tomlin. the following were fined:
Martha Purvis. colored, disordefly
conduct; So.
Moses Goodson. coorcd. concealed
weapons; $31 ana held as 4 suspicious
Eliza Johnson. colored, abusive lam
Lcttie Foreman, colored, same Of
Tense; So.
William Hill. colored. charged with
. Western railway and Ocean View rail-
way. was held till the goth.
Luke Teamer. colorcd, larceny, held
till Saturday.
Mary Paden, colored. assault and lar
ceny; case TO como up to-day. released
on her own recOgnizance.
Joe Smith. colored. suspicious charac-
ter: held till Monday
William llitchen, insanity. held for
de lunntico inquirendo.
UNITED STATES COURT.
! In the United States Court yesterday
| the Norwegian bark Chripolite's libel
suit WIS settled in full by her master.
Louis IIetland, and the vessel released
from bond
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
William Rawlins ct oils, to Mary A.
Reid ct ais. bricli building on lot north
side Of Nivison street, erected on leased
ground from Mary \. Reid: 5000.
Horace w. Carpenter, Of New York
TO the North Client Land Company.
tract of land near Fort Norfolk and the
Elizabeth river. containing upwards Of
thirtN-one acres: 500. 600 and tnXes duo
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14

Mr.. j.. c. Dorst, who is we'll and ia
vorably known in Salem. Roanoke and
other Southwest Virginia towns. Blue
field. w. Va, where he handled large
quantities of Pocahontas coal. and at
Pinner's Point, where he has been en-
gagged in the real estate business for
some time. and holds the office OF post
master, expects to engage in business
IN Norfolk on large scale. He is a
hustler, thoroughly reliable. and may
pc reiied upon TO succeed in whatever
he undertakes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
DEATHS And FUNERALS.
MR. \. !. CHAMBrRLIN.

Mn. Andrew J. Chambcrln, a well
known and highly respected citizen OF
Ncrfolk, passed away at 6:lO o'clock
last evening at his rooms over No. 10
lived for many years.
For some time, IL is said he has been
suii ring from some ncl Vous trouble. al
though it was not considered Of n Sc
9ioua nature and his death was sudden
and unexpected.
Mr. Chamberlin was - years of age
and was son of Captain Edward and
Anna \. Chamberlin. He has been
connected with tho cotton business
since 1850 rs Il hookkecper for cotton
firms and in other capa cities. and has
also haG-aha,...- - .l.n A-l..L-s - .A,inanr
q quic5 disposition ana had many
friends. who viii mourn his loss
Nv Ch"mhorlin was a member Of
the Norfolk Blues during the civil war,
aud was also a member of Pickett
Buchanan Camp.
He leaves a brother. sydney j.. Of this
city. and Il sister. Mrs Glass of New
York. wife Of Cnntain Glass. formerly
of the Texas. She has been notified Of
her brothers death, and arr. nrcmenis
Viii not he made for The funeral until
she is heard from
BERNARD y. BLICK
Mir Bernard y. B'o5. residing nj
rs; tenchurch street died quite sud
denly yesterday at l2.f5 O'Clock, aged
- years NJ. Bliek's wife Ind been III
for some tine. AMI ne had devoted
much time to her care. About two
weeks ago he was taken sick and was
confined 20 the house TOR several DAYS.
Ills health improving he wen, out .to
attend ID his business. somewhat inn
pruuentlv. and suffered i relapse. Yes
ierday morning he was much better,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14

is slow. hard work
The out-of-a-iob man who sits down
ana waits Tor something to turn up will
have lot of lost time to make up.
The man who uses the Virrinian-
pncts want columns doesn't lose any
time.
And thus the difference between the
lucky man and the "uniucky" man
is exclaimed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
Foo, E.adty Crushed.

MI Samuel Shcrrick. mead OF the no
ton department Of Hecht- Hirshler Co.
had his foot caught between the eleva-
tor moor ana the flooring of the third
story Of the. building and badly crush
ed. Wednesday. and is confined 10 his
home on Falkland street Or. Graves
attended him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
DIED.


Cl1AA1BERLlN-At his late residence.
10 Bank street Thursday. July 18th lSo9.
at 6:l5 p. m. ANDREW L. CHAMBER
LIN, aged 50 years
Funeral notice later.
BLICK--At his residence, No. 2si Fen
church street. this city. on July 18th 1899
mt 12:l5 p m, BERNARD ID. BLICK. son
OF B. ID. and the late Ann V. Blick, aged
20 years.
Funeral will take place from the Cum
bcrland street NJ. L. Church THIS OTr;-
day. AFTERNOON at > o'clock. Friends
OF the family arc invited TO attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
Mcitcrtn -. sin,.r.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved in SIX hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure
II rs great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptncss in relieving pain
n bladder Kidneys ana back. in male
or female. Relieves retention OF water
almoe, immediately. II you want
quick relief ana cure this is the rem
cdy. Sold by Wake y Martin. drug
gsts. los Water street. Norfolk. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-14
only 81. virginia Beach ana Retur,

one meal and bath at the Atlantic
Hotel. Accommodations frst-class Per
manent rates very low. Reason: This is
their advertising year Try it, Tickets
for sale at Virginia Beach depot.
tyS-su. w. fr-1m