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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
Tnkcn sick n,Lynnhaven.

Mr. G. 7. Richardson. travelling agent
Tor Mr.. c. c. Gunter. general sewing
machine agent of this city, was taken
III Yesterday morning at Lynnhaven
sta,l2n on the Norfolk. Virginia Beach
and Southern railroad He was remov-
cd to the store OF Mr. Burgess. and
every attention possible was given him.
Mr.. Miller and another physician re-
sponded 10 the calls for doctors. They
found the man suffering with convui-
sions and very Ill. Mr.. Guntcr was
phoned to and went TO Lynnhaven and
requested that his agent be taken cars
Of. and he would be removed to this
city as soon as he was we'll enough.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28

The Joseph Jones & Co, auction
mouse. Mr.. Joseph T. Jones. auction
eer' No, 40 Bank street. sold at pub,ic
auction yesterday the following pron.
erty:
Lot No. on the east side 10 p,,-
avenue. Brambeton, with imnro,,n
m IN sSd thereon. to w. W. Robertson. for
a house and lot on the same avenue
near Highland avenue. to the same
a house and lot on the cornor 90
same. for s1,5l5. ~ 'ne
"a lot with improvements thereon on
Highiand avenue, near Windsor. to w
+. WILDER. for $3.50. '' W w.
"a mouse and lot next to the corner q,
Highland and Windsor avenues 70 NJ VI
e. l.: Sprattley. for sl.s75. ~ MIS-
IotaI amount OF sales, Sa.675.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
A SUCCESSFUL ROnRER

Sunday night the store of MIR. ed
wards. at Primers Point. was visited
by clever thief. as fourteen hams. n
lot OF cigars. tobacco. whlskey and n
half dozen sacks OF hour went with him
to parts unknown.
1t Is surmised that several trips to
the store was necessary. At any rate.
me iast VISIT paid was discovered. and
the thief pursued. but he managed 70
elude the pursuers and Is now in all
probability enjoying the fruits of hi,
risky trip. The county authorities will
Keep a sharp lookout for this daring
and successful burglar, MS his CAPTURE
VIII mean "a feather In the cap" of the
officer who apprehends him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
LOCAL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENTS
AT ST. PAuL's CATHOLIC CHURCH.

The choir of St. Pauls Catholic
Church rendered very fine music sun
DAY. Farmers Mass, Mercadante's Yes
pers and Mozart's Majupicate being
among the special numbers sung. a
very beautiful 30. Salutaris' was sung
at 1880 p. m by Miss Beauiah Wall OF
Norfolk. and Messrs. George ]. McDer-
nett and VIM. b. Daughtrey The trio
was very artistically rendered. The
blessing and distribution of the Palms
TOOK place before the 1890 n. M mass.
stations Good Friday night at 7:3O.
Holy Thursday and Good Friday. the
molly season OF Lent ending Easter Sun
day. rare music being rendered at tho
1880 high mass and at vespers and
benediction at 1880 D. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
[E))l||.. ()()[)
/ olson
S. u. IL. Botanic Hood hahn. Er,ycs
the Poisoned Blood out, md
Thus Cnrss. sample Bots
tie Mailed rrer

-, sYMPToMs.-1f you have either pm
COTS PATCIiEs 81 TIiRoST M Or
MOUTH: soTe eyes or nose. slow dis
charge from The ears. corr H.COI,-
OEED SPOTS (soms;ltrss the syetI are
rsd and nlnD. sores on thu lack. o.
AND BuRNs. Soil,; aching bones, feat
or lands pun UP and swell hair and eye
brows fail out then you have Blow
po:son; either acquired or inherited. TO
cure oesin taking b. h. K. at once. At any
stage OF the disease. and IN one TO six
months. the poison Will be driven out o.
me entire system. and cure>wi result
All the symptoms VIII gradually disin.
near, ana YOU will be happy once more
=. y -. (Botanic Blood Balm). j. r
thoroughly tested, powerful blood remedy
nenSe cures when all else falls Beware
of the mercury treatment OF the doctors
l. L. Is. does not contain vegetables
mineral poison. and acts as n line tonic
building up the broken down constitution
Tor sale by druggists. Large bottles 81.
SIX fuil treatmenO for So Send stamns
fer book and free sample bottle. describe
symptoms. and personal free advice will
be given. Address
Blood Balm Co.. Atlanta, Ga,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
GUN CLUB REoRGAN1zED

The Portsmouth Gun Club has been
Ieorshnized Tor the season. with the fol-
lowing officers: 0. T.. Byrd, president.
w. Reed. president; John S. Butt.
corresponding secretary and treasurer.
and j. r. Gallagher captain.
The club has membership of twenty.
Shoots will be held on Thursdays dur
ing the Summer. a their park. The
ilrst shoot will take place the coming
thursday. New members are solicited
and any sportsman will be admitted.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
NORFOLK LOCAL. NEWS
CONTINUED fr ON Third page)

pumphousc at per cent. was APP
proved.
y communication from the Superin-
tendent of the City Gas Company re-
uuesting that it be allowed to run a
thrce-iuch pipe on James street from n
point leo feet south of the bridge on
said street to the Armistead Bridge
road and west to CRANKY street extend
Ell to the Norfolk and Western railway
crossing was granted
y communication from the same
company requesting permission to run
gas mains in that part of Client about
10 be opened on the north side walk OF
Olney road. IA feet inside the curb line
from the northeast corner OF Colonial
avenue TO the west side OF Manteo
street, thence to the north line of Bos-
seavain avenue. was approved
y petition OF property owners and
residents on the north side of North
street. asking that the sewer pipe llny,
be introduced in the rear OF the houses
fronting to the south, was referred to
Messrs. Riddle and Anderson with DOW
er TO act
y petition from various owners of
property, asking that Botetourt street
extended. from Olney road to the Client
bride across Smiths Creek. be graded.
paved and drained, was laid on the
table.
The petition of property owners and
residents on Central avenue, asking
that an electric light be placed on said
avenue near the western end Of the
street. was granted.
All properly approved bills were al
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
FUNERAL OF MRS wI1K1Ns

The funeral of Mrs. Whitmcl Will
kins took place yesterday afternoon
from Wright Memorial Church. The
services were conducted by Rev. AIR.
Rlankcnship. The remains were inter-
red in Oak Grove cemetery.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28

To satisfy the demand for grey check
suitinSs we placed a second Import or
der. Tney are ready for your inspec-
tion this week. Rudolphi & Wallace, 333
Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28

Not one child dies where ten formerly
died from Group. People have learned
the value of one Minute Cough Cu-s
and use it for severe lung and throa;
troubles. II Immediately stops cough
irg. /; never fails. Burrow- Martin
Company.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
NEWS IN RRIEE.

Massasoit Tribe. No. II. I. o. r. NJ.
initiated thirty candidates at their
wiEwam in Odd-Fellows' Hall last
night.
The work OF grading and curbnE
Front street with stone was COM
menced Yesterday morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
BROWNS BAZAAR
High Street, Corner Middle.
Come TO Our Great Easter Sale
delightful surprises for bargain seekers. The very
latest novelties, the very best qualities and the very
biggest bargains.

Goo. for s1.oo quality. e7-inch wide
China Silk.
25c. for soc. quality An-wool Dress
Goods.
sac. for Doc. quality Ladies' Cloth.
soc. for $1.0o quality Black Crepon.
12Mc. for zoe quality All-Wool Serge.
s5c. for $l..5 quality Black Taffeta
Silk.
lie. for Mixed Covert Cloth, to make
Bicycle Suits and Skirts.
So. for 1aXc. quality Sea Island Per-
Gale.
&c. for 1oc. quality Mulhou.e Percale.
12Ho. for zoe. quality 1914 Unblca ched
SheetlnB.
80. for Sc. quality White Plaid Muslin.
l2Mc. for zoe. quality White PiQue
30. for SC. quality Dress GlnEhams.
&c. for 12hc quality wkite Cambria.
Toe. for SSc. Umbrellas.
$1.00 fer $3.50 Gloria Umbrellas, with
Dresden handles
sl.5O for $3.50 quality Black Taffeta
SIX Umbrellas, real pearl handles.
$9o for $500 quality Colored Taffeta
Silk Umbrellas.
&c. yard for 3G-inch Curtain screen
&c. yard for Oriental Cola Drapcry.
soc. for extra large size White Bed
Spreads.
Zoe. for l2'ac quality I.Incn Towels.
5oc. for dozen OF 15c. quality Linen
DQyllcs
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28

Oxford Mixtures. in herring bone and
plain effects. Some OF the late arrivals.
Rudolph G. Wallace, 1888 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28


H
ganmAn
o Mas m the kckw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
WINDING AN Old c. 0CK.

1.-THE human body" said DR.. Oliver Wendell
Holmes. lis seventy year clock. The Creator
winds 1t up once when are born, and then
delivers the key into the hands of the Angel Of
the Resurrection"
depends largely on how they are treated. Take
the pendulum weight off the end of the wire,
and your clock Will rattle away at the rate of
half dozen hours in one. Neglect 1t and twill
run rreguarly; now fast, now slow. Break the
handspring or wheel. and IL stops instantly.
Take intelligent care OF it, and good clock
will serve your grandchildren as faithfully as
1t now serves you
There Is an important difference, however
between your clock and your body. Even after
the clock is completely run down. and at y
standstill. you can wind 1t up and set 1t going
again, Not so with the body. Onco stopped It
goes more.
1t follows that IL Mr.. Orrin w Fiske had
been completely run down" at the time he re-
fers to should not now be writing OF him as a
since he sat for Ave weeks continuously in a
rocking chair unable to lie down. At that time
he was nearly crushed with n combination OF
complaints-nnuenza bronchitis and organic
kidney disease. For n less cause than this
many human clocks have run down altogether
and stopped dead. An analysis showed Mr.
F1skes renal affection to be true Brirht's dis
ease; condition which even the best phv.
sicans treat ms Of professional necessity. with
out expecting TO overcome 1t. 1t is common
generations which begin in partial atronh,, 30
the liver and ends in death
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28

s2.25 for extra large size Gold En-
broidered Tapestry Table Covers. worth
$500.
&c. yard for SC. quality Linen Tor
chon Lace.
&c. for Sc. width Linen Torchon Lace.
&c. for 10c. width Linen Torchon Lace.
16c. for 12-yard piece Valenciennes
Lace.
loc. for l2lsc. quality orsandy Lawns,
all colors.
Ssc. for zoe. quality Ladies' Shirt
Waists.
4sc. for &c. Shirt Waists
b0c. for I5c. Shirt Waists.
Csc. for sl.25 White Null Shirt Waists.
800 for sl.25 White PIX. Shirt Waists.
Coo. for Ladies Night Dresses, trim
med with embroidery.
&c. for S5c. quality Lace.
SIC. for sl.25 quality Empire style
Night Dresses.
s1.00 Cambria Night Dresses, trimmed
with finest embroidery.
Sc for Sc quality Ladies' Ribbed
Vests.
lOc. for l2l4c. quality Ladies' Ribbed
Vests.
Doc. for Mems Percale shirts. soft
finish.
a7,4c. for soc. quality Mems pcrcalc
shirts.
5Oc. for 75c. quality Mems percale
shirts. ? seperate Collars and Cuffs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17
BemcrfcnSlu critic MettMtt9. !.

Wtrs. Midael Curtain in Ylainfielb,
ST., eibt an, oab Iie iib cine grfdltuna
su5os. bic lid on ibren 2unaen feitiebte;
iie murbe iiber einen Monat ppn lbrem
9ausarst bebanoelt, muroe aber i6lim=
mer. gr iaate ,br. iie lei buffnunsslps
Der Sbpinoiudt uerfalen uno fein
Wittel t0nnte ibr belfen. Sbr Npotbe=
fer smpfabl ibr Sr. Sings Neu Sisco=
perp Neaen S6winoiubt. Sic probirte
cine 6lalde uno fano gu ibrer ssreuoe,
oaB ibr idon Die erite 8abe gut tbat
sic fubr init Dem @ebraud fort, uni
nadoem lie feds Jlalden senommsu
bate, Fano iie liA tpobl uro munter,
tann ibre 6ausarbeit ielbit berrihter
uno 1T 10 aeiuno als ie. prObeflai6er
Il frei in s. 6. Miaer & 5obns Mpotbefe
@roBe 6laiden SOC uno 81. {
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17

IJr. 600. 600 Bic @Idubi0er erbalten
lea. Is prOSnt. Ger Buhhulter Gon-
roo Wbrlpna, Der MiildnlDiae Sruebs.
Ifnb nun aIlein dl,f Der Mnflaeebant unb
lunrDe Obne Mbsua Der lanaen nntr-
liuhunashaft 5u 2 5abren 3u1tbous
Derurtbeilt. Ser 0aupti1uloige aber
laht iih in johannesburg ms S5dulfs
den.
SIN 0eultof oes Derrn 9ubolf gieri.
Dliller in 0inoeibant (9ern) III lsbte
Wobe infolge Gelblt,nt3iinoune Jener
ausaebroden, oas ieooh seloibt ueroen
tonnte. bepor am Bebduoe Sdaoen
eniitano. Gageaen puroen ca. so
Siafter 0eii Dtriiihtet.
Sn Mpnigen bel 8ureoorl III Die
Sheune oes 0errn SD. Sell, -9ier=
braler, absebsannt. 10 Giibe uno 6
pieroe fonnten gerettet lperoen, oage=
gen blieben 6 Gblueine in ben 6lam=
men. IS miro permutbet. oas sSeuer
lei i'm 6eultof ourh Gelbltent3iinoung
entitanoen. Durh Ylibiblaa lit in
2attrieen (bernii1es Seelano) oas
0aus oes 9errn SSr. 6offmann entsiill=
Oct ano eingedihert uoroen. St1
SUP (bern. 6eelanb) itattete Elm Ylib
Dem g9irtbsbaus ,s,im 3reu3" (yeiiBer
0err Wepmann) einen 8eiucb ab unb
ribtcte peribieoene 3erIt6runaen an,
obne jeood su aiinben. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17

Wit ben Setter BON 2sioen on 9dn=
ben nno 0iiBen jabrelang aefeHelt gu
iein, lit Die i1limmite 6orm bon Stla=
oerei. @eorae 8. Williams bon Man-
DIETER. Mih., erSablt. tuie elm FOLDER
Stlaoe frei aemabt ipurbe. gr ia9t !:
- vWeine 0rau ipar fiir fiinf Sabre 10
bi'flos. oob fie lib im Sctte nidt alein
umuenoen tonnte. Nab oem 8ebraub
3ueier 6laiben bon electric Bitters bat
tie iih ipunoerbor gebeHert uno 1T nun
i'm Stanoe, ibre eigeue Nrbeit gu per=
ridten." - 9ieies nornebme pe,lmit=
tel fir Grauentranfbeiten furirt idneu
Nerpoiitdt. Sdlafloiisfeit. Melanholie.
Ropfpeb, &iidenidmersen. Obnmadts=
uno Sbwinoel=Nnfdae. 9isie rdtbIel=
bait mirtenoe Meoisen lit Elm Seeen
fir ib,pa6e. trdnflide, pb,iilb berun-
ter aetommene 2eute. Seoe Slaihe 1T
aarantirt. YloB so gents. 8erfauft
bon ben Npotbetern j. g. Miller
& @obn. 6
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-17

Gin beliebter Ylan 1T bas Brief- gtife=
ten=Spitem, hur4 uelAes Der S9reiber
bittet, ibm cine Gillette BON einem
pafet Glebelano Gaeoa su3uienoen.
Ser @mpfdnser erhdlt oabel ben pollen
Wertb bes aus9eleaten Geloes uno hat
teine Rolten dig Die tleine Miibe, Die ibm
baraus ertpdbst. 9ies 1T piel leidter
als @ubicriptionen 3n iammeln. nobel
fir bic Weitrdse ni1ts qeaeben miro.
Die gtitstten iperoen benz Jabritantetl
suaeiteut, welher oafiir be3ablt nno ba=
our1 feline Waaren betannt n,aht. unb
10 bic Mn3eiaetolten eripart. Wer Sn=
tereie bieran nimmt. idreibe OF bic
Glepelanb Gbofolabe nno cocoa Com.
panp in Glepelano, Ohio. Dieielben
eeben poaitdnpiae Nustunft. IS III
lfaunenspertb. tpie leidt 5000 bis TO-
900 gtiteiten auf oiei @eiIe seiammelt
tperoen f6nnen. As
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9cefiittc GrcurTott.


Beipubere arrangements perben getrcifen fir bic
niebr9e State Grcuriion nod Der Geefhte ar 10 Angul
pto 0enniplpania 2inien tpobnrC mon bic Heiie mad
atlantic gitp Dbne Maggonmedbiel maiden fann. Die
2iQe luerben aus Sdbofmdgen nnb ben erfter Rlafle
4eaniplpania goaeS befteben. peltbe Oia YbiIabel.
pb,a iiber bic OelaDare NiDcr 8rnden. NDute oes
yennjplpania Sp5tems lanien fperbcn.
Sic Meiie iiber bic MneGbcnp 3ebirge t0un am 2age
Qemadbt tperbeu. unb bic QruBartl9e Scenerie bon
Rorie shoe Gnrpe. Diue Suniafo unb GasaMehonna
Aipers uno frudbtbare MderbausGeftion pO Dttltden
RenuIplpanicM prb ben Yerloueu, bic bon beier 0e,
leaenbftt bic Ssefiite .Reicrteu an beiuen 0ebranh
macher. esnen grpben @enub bereiten.
GrrnrfDns. ftfetS merben nod 10 oer pauptb6ien
Iin9s ber Mtlantic aRiite OerfaMit n6mln Atlantic
Gitp, Gape Nfap. Mnateiea. Mpat0b, ponp Bea1,
Ocean Sin. Sea Ssle Gitp gDilcmoDb, Saew Striep,
Ocean Gitp. so. 81, nnh @ehobotb Bead. Del
Sic WabI BON bieien 10 NcSorten lpirb ~ ritter uEs
aeiDbbniben ntebrieen Bate pfftrirt 9idet8 merben
Sur Ritiishr iar lS Tags sInld!eBtd oes ysrfanls'
mo Rsriabrt an raenb elneu Orte innerbdIb. bes
|1ShiIabeIpbio'er CT tSrem3e nnanhaten-
NDue MASfunft iiber Nnen MbtnbrtS3eit ullp m1re
s,tbsilt ppn 81 o. Eratt Iidet Mssnt sesp pbiIabcl
Eptin, Ohio.
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Hricfliitc.

sc. g. Siaearo.
Mr. George 8. Broipn.
Samuel Yrunnon 3.
Wr- @. u. @raiuioro.
Mr. gira De9ong.
eSobn Orarel.
MiB Wtarp Gpr.
Scr. s. IS. Muaais.
Mr. ssrauf Muintus.
Mr. .. R. piaealt.
DIR. +. s. Willon.
Mr. 8. sc. Wipple.
;. u. Oearbortf, 9. M.
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Sic OcjNid,te cincS Sflapcn.

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Stikeen River journal., 1899-02-04
CULPABLE OFFICIALS
Accessories to Crime.

From the Northern Light, published at Fort Wrangel, with a circulation of two thousand
 La Grippe is finding ready victims among the Alaskans who are addicted to drink. Only the best medical skill and the most carful nursing avails, with Gods help, to bring through an attack of pneumonia those whose systems are undermined by drunkenness and de- buchery, as many of these natives are. Officials who are sworn to enforce the laws and yet witness and condone dai- ly violations of the law, will have their judgement day, perhaps before long. They are being weighed and found wanting," and the time of reckoning will surely come.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-02-04
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Al
 ways Proves Effectual.

There are no, better medicines on the market than Chamberlain's. We have used the Cough Remedy when all others failed, and in every instance it proved effectual. Almost daily we hear the virtues of Chamberlain's remedies ex- tollcd by those who have used them. This is not an empty puff, paid for at so much q line, but is voluntarily given in good faith, in the hope that suffer- ing humanity may try these remedies and, like the writer. be benetited.- From the Glenville (W. Va.) Pathtind- CT. For sale by Wrangel Drug Co.
Stikeen River journal., 1899-02-04
EXECUT R'S NOTICE CRED.
 ITORS.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. having claims against said deceased. to present the same. with the necessary vouchers, duly verified within six td) months after the date of this notice. to said cXecutOr. ut the office of ChaS. E. IngerSOll, 4i1 Front street. Wrangel, Alaska. CLARENCE I'll WING. ExecutOr.
 Chas. F.. Ingcrsol Attorney for ExecutOr.
 Date of first publication, February 1. 1a99
Stikeen River journal., 1899-02-04
LOCAL. NEWS.
Subscribe for the Journal.

Fresh Bread at Weigels Bakery.
 Highest price paid for furs. Case X Wilson.
 The place to buy your groceries. Case X Wilson.
 All kinds of location blanks for sale at this office.
 Weiyel makes speciality of fine pastry to order.
 Have you subscribed for the Journal? If not? why not.
 Weigel makes the best Pies, Cakes. and bread in town.
 If you want to be healthy, eat at the Hub" Lunch counter.
 Cider made from pure apples. Best in town. At Hunt'o Grocery.
 Home bakery, Fresh and Salt Meats and Fish at the Hunt Grocery Co.
 If you cannot get what you want elsewhere, try the Hunt Grocery Co.
 Mrs. F. w. CarlyOn returned from a visit to the Sound on the Cottage City.
 All the delicacies of the season can be obtained at the "Hub' Lunch counter.
 Best collection of Books in town at the Hunt Grocery Co.,, 322 Front street.
 Mrs. J. L. Romer and daughter, left on the Alki for visit to friends on the Sound.
 For a tirst-class shave, hair cut or shampoo, patronize the o. K. Tonsor- ial parlors,
 hour and they are becoming quite pop ular. For Carlyon has had several this week.
 Word from Cottonwood island says the Stikeen river frozen solid and trav- cling is easier than it has been this win. ter.
 Do not forget there is nothing nicer than a photograph to send to your friends, and the Wrangel Studio is the place to get it.
 Patronize the Postoffice News stand when you want stationary, candy.cigars and tobacco. All the leading papers and magazines always on hand.
 West Bros. have moved into their new quarters specially prepared for a meat market, where they will welcome all their old friends and customers.
 For sale, at McKinnon's wharf, few Half Bbls. of choice salt Herring caught at the Narrows. They are ex- ceptionally large and fat Price $4. .OO.
 Dr. John Steiner's youngest child who has been suffering for the past two weeks from an attack of cerebro spinal meningitis, died yesterday morning at o'clock.
 A number of prospectors are arriving in Wrangel bound for Glenora. The Cottage City, which arrived Thursday, brought seven additional to join those already here.
 Gospel meeting every Sunday night at 436 Front St. at 7.3O p. m. Bible class every Sunday morning at II o'clock, in the same place. All are cordially invited to attend
 West Bros. have moved into their new store building on Front street which was especially planned for their use. All their old friends and custo- mers will find them as cordial and &C., comodating as ever.
 The Northern Light combined with the North Star, a bimonthly exponent of the Presbyterian mission work in Alaska, edited by the Rev. Dr. Thwing made it's appearance this week. The paper shows the usual brilliant, pains taking care in it's compilation that has been characteristic of the publication since it's inception more than six years ago.
 The schooner Lone Star, left Wran- gel early yesterday morning. lowed by the Annie Nixon. for Windham Bay,
Stikeen River journal., 1899-02-04

The schooner, Lone Star left Wran- gel early yesterday morning, lowed by the Annie Nixon. for Windham Bay, with party of gold seekers on board. The party consisted of J. Westlake, captain, Clyde Donald, Geo. VanDusen, Ed Patten and J. F. Roundtree They expect to be gone three or four months. All are bright energetic fellows and We wish their trip may be successful.
 In a recent letter from Washington, D. C., to an old friend, Major G. A. Studer, for twenty years United States Consul at Singapore. says: "While at Des Moines became acquainted with a liniment known as Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which I found excellent against rheumatism as we'll as against soreness of the throat and chest (giving me much easier breathing) I had touch of pneumonia early this week, and two applications freely applied to the throat and chest relieved me of it at once. I would not be without it for anything. For sale by Wrangel Drug Company, *
The evening times., 1899-12-12
CRICKET CLUBS CONSOLIDATE.
The Washington and st. George Men
In One Organization.

The Washington and st. George Men
In. One Organization.
At a meeting held last night at Willard's
Hotel the Washington Cricket Club and
the cricketers- OF the Order Of the Sons
Of st. George, decided to consolidate. The
action is the consummation Of a long
discussion on the part OF the members of
both organizations.
By the terms of the consolidation the
criCketers Of the Order OF the Sons of
st. George lose their identity as an Or
ganization and become a part Of the Wash
ington Cricket Club. which name the con-
solidated clubs decided upon.
The reason for the meeting which
brought about the consolidation was the
fall session Of the original Washington
Cricket Club.
( After transacting considerable prelimi-
nary routine business an election of Off
GERS to serve one year in the new organi-
zation took place. The result of the cleo
ton was as follows: Col. Cecil Clay, Presi-
dent; p. L. Bonnet Vice President;
Arthur Portman, Treasurer: ]. Irving,
Secretary: w. Williams. Recording Sec
retary. and Thomas Collins, Captain. The
following were chosen members of the
Executive Committee: A. Portman, w.
Warrenn. c. Hampson. and E. May. A
Committee on Grounds and Cricket Matches
is composed of T. Collins. Captain; ].
Pigott, ]. Steayens. w. H. Aldridge, and
Captain Portman.