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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
RcIierfn nix raour..

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure
1t is n great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
In bladder, kidneys and back. in male
or female. Relieves retention Of water
almost Immediately. II you want
quick relief and cure this is the rem.
edy. Sold by Walkc & Martin, drug
gists. los Water street. Norfolk, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS MADE UP
with wide largo double seats that extend
from seam to seam. hand fclled. big
double knees. tapped seams. patent rivctcd
buttons. strong bands. pure wool fabrics.
Avariety OF styles. Among them Navy
Blue and other popular knee pants pat
, ,s,"s week e%1 only Of .,..'-' TO- 's 48C.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
FOR SALE.

Il, OR SALE. = NEW NORTH CARO-
II lima CLIPPED HcrIng, by the barrel
o. leg by ths ,;,2a ehsap for caS ;
Dealers. = and q Roanoke Dock. npzS-St
Il, OR SALIENT VIRGINIA BEACH.
II one Knabe and Cache Pano. In good
condition: cheap for cash. Apply or ad-
dress Room 30. Citizens Bank Bldg.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS, ALL AiEs
to lG All improvements. made from
Pure Wlool Choviots. When We say ALI
WOOL. We mean just what we say. Sly
lish pla:ds. and neat plain patterns. Very
scrviceable. extraordinary bargains.
Choice OF Sizes this week ar
only ...... ........ ..-..... K JU.
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BETTER GHILDREH'S

KNEE PANTS FOR BOYS. ALL AGES
from to 1G Junior buckles and binding
on bottoms sizes to S. Three buttons
finish sizes to iG--taped seams, strong
bands. slightly. serviceablc. Brownish
Twill Chcviots among the lot a range OF
Navy Blue Cheviots. Choice of IT,
sizes this week only ........ 49,. y.
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BoARDERs.

T1HE HOME.-EVERYTHI NEW
a and clean, table board $500; board
and room si.00 per week i2l and 1928
Church street.
ID LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
Il with or without board at 2i1 Church
street. opposite st. Paul's Church.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

We want to fill your spring wants in
the tailoring line. No better on earth
than the kind we make.
RUDOLPH &c WALLACE.
333 Main street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

SUPERIOR QUALITY CInLDREN.s
DRESS SUITS. consisting Of Fine
Biouscs Pretty Nestees, Jaunty Refers
and a varied assortment OF Plain Double
signs. tailored in the very acme of tail
uring art Perfect gems of beauty.
Choice OF sizcs-ths week g Z IN
only ....... ...... ...... ......... ~ ~ w
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gTTIRE AHD More EgRIETY 1T LOWER PRICES

vESTED SUITS FOR LITTLE Eel
LOWS. Three pieces. mark you-Jackct
Pants and Vcstee. Full and complete:
neat. tidy and durable: made from pretty
Twiiled Cheviot. nicely embroidered. a
big bargain. Choice OF sizcs-3 OF
to sthis week only ...... 3 &c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
THIN EVER BEFORE,

BOYS KNEE PANTS SUITS IN AYR
sizes from TO 10. Made UP in tbrcs
or"ck-a-jne< good patterns. Big double
se'itS and double knee. patent bands r.v-
eted buttons and tapped seams in tho
Pants Jackets proportionatcly we'll made
The Very Kind Of suits that viii stand
'o"sh and tumble and every day
mar ,dni, Choice of sizes 81 or
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS or FINE
Casslincres. Chcviois. Worstcds ana
ScrSoS III Il large assortment OF catchy a.
fects. Checks. Pads and Ovcrrlaids.
M2do In an sorts OF styles for biz boys and
little tots. Big bargain values G , En-
Choice of sizes this week 49,. .D3 ~
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A FURNISHED COT
n tasc at Virginia Beach for the
months of MAY and JUNE Address. l..
A., care this office. ap23-tf
~ OR RENT. FOR THE SUMMER
h months. we'll furnished house in
Ghent For terms; ste, Stnc;;; address
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

CHILDREN'S DOUBLE
SUITS. Very durable wooden fabrics.
Made up good and strong-s.zes to !G
both inclusive. y big leader and extra
ordinary trade winner. ChoieC ~
OF sizcs-,hs week only .... J ! .Fl
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81 C.

REFER SUITS FOR LITTLE FELL
LOWS. Made from Back Twillcd che
viot. Sizes TO age S inclusive Deep sailor
collars neatly embroidered. Choice Of
sizcs-as long as they iast-thls no.
week only ........ 49,. .. . OF.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

y ELERY PLANTS.-T.ARGE ROOTED
~ opcn-air grown, Golden scf-branch-
ing and white plume Celery Plants; 81 cx-
Sufficient muck adhcrcs TO tho roots:
they live and grow in transit. Bi3.i
HEAD FARMS, Orlando, Fla. ap1G-lms
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

UNLIMITED ASSORTMENT or NOE
Fly SUITS Tor Boys. all ages ana sizes
from 10 II Made UP in plain and fancy
Patterns light. dark and medium colors.
pin checks. piaids and staple designs. All
sorts of shapes. Choice Of Z Il IN
sizes this week only ....... =. V~F, SJ
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LOST.

= OST. = PAIR OF GOLD RIMMED
~ eye glasses on Main street, between
burrows and Cranky. One dollar reward
If returned TO 229 BouLsh street, Norfolk.
ap27-3t'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

ID ESIDENCE FOR SALE BUTE.
IN street Residence brick. with metal
roof: rooms: all modern convcniences:
hot and cold water: slate mantcls and
Iatrohu heaters very easy terms p. ..
box 10. api5-2w*
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

STRICTLY ALI. WOOL SUITS FOR
roy ages 10 H.. Made up in two Al
So'b staple patterns. Every possible
s,rensth-givng feature that skilled tail
o, n can apply Very dressy. choice,
a-yNsh and reliable Chldrcns suits Tho
pick and choice Of sizes to C0 In
carly callers this week only ..OZ JU
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

VERY HANDSOME BOYS SUITS.
consisting of variety of styles Plain
Double breasted for Big Boys and Yes
tees. Refers and Blouses for the little
fellows. Handsomely finished. correct fit
ting ana strictly up-to-date in every
particular. Choice of slzes-anywhere
from to 16. inclusive-this c. I'm
week only ........ $50. ........ w. W.
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w or = LII. - TIE BANK SALOON.
II 40 IA Sank street. For particulars
and terms apply TO LOIALL s, TAYLOR,
Is liank street. felS-tf
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ODD FELLOWS
Celebrate.
The Eightieth Anniversary of
the Order.
GRAND SIRE's ADDRESS

Mr. Alfred =. rink crton, or Massnchu-
sctts, Head OF tho Order, Enter
tninn nnI Instructs I.nrse Audi>
cucc OF Members OF the Order, La
dies and visitors An Excellent
Program Rendered.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

MT ADAM SMELL. NEWMAN THE
IVA Ecnowncd ClairvOyant and Business
Medium. .nn he consulted at her parlors
on all lie matters: her tests are wonder
ful yi3 CHURCH STREET opposite
1fcemason. mh30-t If
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
Al all klada Of Household Goods. Office
FURNITURE specially. Entire stocks
bought Address u. NOTES & co. o.
Commercial Place. apll-lIn
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r AIDES NEEDING TREATMENT
III for Irregularities. I.cucorrhoca or
any other Ovarian Troubles consult DIR.
JACKSON. il2 W. Mulberry street. Bal
tmorr. Nd iIiva:e santnr.um; tIuined
nurses.
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nOCTORS. IIEALERS, OsTEOPATHS
81 or other Specialists. sidllful gradu-
ated home. Box l36 Chicago. api-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NORroIil DyEING. CLEANING
~ and Kcnairing Co.,Ladics Suit:
clraneI. Cents Suits Dyed, 500. cleaned
ana pressed. &c. pants pressed loo. car
pets n speciality. III Main. New Phone 2ol
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
night SCHOOL

At tho SOUTHERN SHORTHAND AND
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Monday, We'd
hesday and Friday nights. Our Night
School is especially designed for those
who ars engaged during tho day. In
struction larsc.y Individual Terms rea-
sonable. for further Information call at
the University. or address
j. VI. RESs LER. President.
Phone <-G :nhi5-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

S25,OOO TO ,1,d I;1TSP on on l. p = Il Z
Associa ton plan. w. II. SARGEANT. Jr..
Room 81 Lowcnhcrg Bldg. apl2-lln
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07

Many of our young people eel
brated in Adrian and returned at
night tired but happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clancy ceIebras-
ell the day at Fred Cones.
There were fireworks at Mr.. T.
G. AudersoD's in the evening srsI
also at J. 81, Stoufs. We size re
ticed fine display at WortbIbs
ton.
Mr.. Deuth's family went to
Ashton on the Fourth.
ZeDss Hazard came from Clear
Lake, South OAK, on Saturday
evening to spend the Fourth and
returned on Wednesday.
Miss Lily Faust, of ST. Peter,
came down on Saturday to spend
q few weeks at Mr.. Blume's
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07
LOCAL NEWS.
l~NNU~U~ONNNE<

Julius Rippberger is working for j..
G]eime.
The county commissioners meet
next Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Sibley returned We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Anna Baxter went to Spirit
Lake the Fourth.
Fred Kastdorf has moved back on
his farm near Rushmore.
Clyde and Arthur Hansberger
went to Spirit Lake the 4th.
James Ramage is putting in a
lumber and coal yard at Org.
A. P. Stewart and family celebra
ted the Fourth at Spirit Lake.
A. E. Powers and family went to
Iona Saturday to visit relatives.
Mrs. William Hastings went to
Sibley Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Davis, of St. Paul, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. ID. Humiston.
Ross Baxter and Will Blume rode
their wheels over to Adrian the 4th.
W. Barron of Rushmore transact.
ed business in Worthington Friday
Mrs. Bassett, of Rushmore, is en-.
joying visit of her mother, of Far.
ibault.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
Winters, Bloom, Wednesday, July
9Th, son.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07

Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Richa'd
Wells, section 21, Bloom, Wednesday
July 9Th, a son.
The Eastern Star prepared for re-
freshment Wednesday evening but
the storm prevent.
Mrs. Glasgow, daughter of N. B.
Cutler, arrived here Monday for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Miss Clara Prideaux went to Ad
rian Monday afternoon, returning
home the evening of the Fourth.
The Worthington Mill Co., run all
day Tuesday in order to gain on
their orders for supply of flour
M. S. Lewis and daughter, Miss
Sadie are now occupying their resi-
dence on the corner of fifth ave and
18th street.
For Sale or Trade.-A house and
lot, will take heavy work team for
part payment. A. H. WHITE, Wor'
thington, MINI. 1t
For Rent.-A five room house be-
tween A. Dahlberg's and Gus
Swanberg's, 5th Ave., Ninth Street.
GEO. MILLER, Worthington, MINI. 2
Last Friday some IL or Is ladies o1
w. r. Corps, made visit to Mrs T.
G.. Buick in Summit Lake and spent
the afternoon. Refreshments were
served and an enjoyable time was ex'
perienced.
Dedication Of Swedish Mis-: :on
tabernacle July 9th, 10 a. m: Ser.
mon by the Rev. g. F. Palmer, =
p. M, English speaking by our min
lister in town. 1880 sermon by Rev
Oscar johnson and H. G.. Nelson.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07
Curious THINKS, DroansL

AS a general thing" said Mr.. Cos
dngtop. nightmares come singly.
And while they may keep up In terror
for q time as they trample upon us.
yet we are almost sure to wake ub
before they go, and when they scurry
away We forget what 1t was all about
almost as soon as We lose the. sound
of their hoofs. That's one good thing
about nightmares. that, terrible as
they are for the moment, their. i'm
preston quickly fades. But the other
night I had very curious experience.
Before one nightmare that was scurry,
ing across the field Of my unconsciou:
consciousness had got out Of the way
another came along. That did wake
me up, quickly; but the two together
left no more, lasting impression upon
me than q single one would have
made s,.s.-r
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07
BANK STATEMENT

of business goth ''
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07
THE STORYTELLER.

Any pupil of public school, in any
part Of the United States, who is in OF
above the fifth grade, may contribute
to the Storyteller. These stories NAV
be true or fiction and upon any sub.
ject preferred by the writer. They
must not be less than 500 words In
length, and should not be over 1000.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07
~ Ship Ba1oo 0lOO, 600 0Pais
oospts h Fifteen lloaena


From the Washington Post: We
hnd In the Lewiston Journal Of the
18th instant the record Of q Maine
built ship" which is very pleasant
reading. for 1t furnishes conclusive
proof that shipbuilding in the United
States Is q profitable industry under
Judicfous management. This particu-
lar ship Is called the Dirlgo. and ap-
pears to be worthy of her proud name.
She was built. the Journal says, by
the sewalls. 1T Bath, and is the larg-
est steel ship ahoat bearing the stars
and stripes. 1t is probable that no
steamship In the freight business ex-
clusively has earned 80 much money
In year az this sailing vessel has
placed to the credit of her owners
The record published In the Journal
shows that Dirigo left New York for
Shanghai on Jan. 9 last with q cargo
OF general merchandise. which brought
In gross amount of $35.35O. After
discharging at Shanghai she came
across the Pacific In ballast to Puget
sound and Immediately picked up .
coal freight for San Francisco, which
added 1900 more to her receipts.
Coal freights paid 20 we'll then that the
ship made two voyages in the trade.
She has just been chartered to load
wheat on the Puget sound at 80 shil-
lings > pence. She can carry 400 tons
OF cargo. and at this rate the gross
receipts for the voyage to Europe will
be @38. 8.O70 She is fast boat, but II
she should make only an average voy-
age she will reach Liverpool BY April,
90 that the gross receipts for fifteen
months work will amount to nearly
$1o0. 900. about 0ne-half Of which will
be profit. Our Lewiston contemporary
finds In these figures IN ample exposi-
ton Of the reason why Arthur SewaIl,
::the Bath. ,shipbuiIder and the owner
Of the Dirigo, goes right along build
Ing sailing ships. while less enterpris-
Ing capitalists have bewailed their de-
cadence and bought lots In Lonesome
Vile at 2 per cent"
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07
ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR
How tho Head Of Lond0n's Nunlclpa
00vernment II Chosen.

How tho Head Of London's Nunlclpal
Government II Chosen.
From the st. Louis Post Dispatch:
The manner of electing a lord mayor
Is as follows: On Michaelmas day
the 29th of September-in each year
the members OF companies of guilds
assemble in the Guild hall and nom
mate the two senior aldermen who
have not already held the ONCE Of
lord mayor. These nominations are
submitted to the board Of aldermen.
who elect one Of them as lord mayor,
usually the senior in Office, though
once in a while there will be a con-
test. when the senior alderman for
any reason Is unpopular with the
board. But as rule 1t is a cut-and-
dried affair, the seniors taking the Of
fee In rotation as the years pass. The
9Th OF November Is lord mayors day.
when all London turns out to see the
lord mayors show. 1t is always great
occasion. in which the populace de-
lights. ~ - - D." IT
The most ancient royal houses Of
- =
Europe and oldest peerages are but
Of yesterday when compared with the
chief magisttacy of London. Before
Edward the Confessor reiened it was
old, for the city of London dates back
to time when Britons still possessed
the land. In that long line there are
many distinguished and some historic
names-"men who we'll knew how to
defend the rights and privileges of the
city. There was Sir William WAL
worth, who arrested the rebel Wat Ty-
ler. and there was Wilmington, whose
adventures are known to every child.
William Beckford. the father of the
author Of "Nathek." withstood the en-
encroachments of royalty itself. and
still more famous Jack Wilkes resisted
parliament.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07
Org.

The people of Org and vicinity
celebrated the fourth with q pic
mic in P. G. Anderson's grove. A
fine time was had by all, both old
and young.
Willis Howard and wife and Mr..
and Mrs, Lore were among those
who went to Adrian from here.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07
RICHES or THE NORTH LAND.
Newly Touad ore Fields IN Q wsds
Prove valuabls.

Newly Tound ore Fields In 9 wsds
Prove vsluabls.
From the Montreal Herald: There
may be q future for Canada's north
land that we little dream Of now. The
close Of the century discloses for the
first time In the worlds history prac-
tical purpose to develop the resources
OF the arctic circle. The discovery OF
gold in the Klondike has sent q food
of immigrants into q territory which
was supposed to be almost uninhabit-
able: And now scientists OF Great
Britain are making q careful investi-
cation Of enormous deposits of iron
and ore some distance from Stock
holm. Sweden. within the area includ-
ed in the arctic circle. These new ore
fields are apparently limitless In ex-
tent and of the greatest possible value
to the iron industry Of Great Britain.
which is rapidly finding itself unable
to compete with the cheap pr. ducts
OF American ore. These Swedish de-
posits are said to be among the most
valuable ever discovered on either con-
tinent. Following the discovery of
gold In. Alaska. this may be taken as
an indication that the mineral wealth
Of the arctic regions may ultimately
lead to the establishment Of large
population In those parts Of the world
nearest the north pole. which have
hitherto been little explored because
OF their tnhospitable climate. An in
genious philosopher has outlined the
theory that the precious metals Of the
world will be found In greatest abun-
dance in the arctic regions. because
when the world was q molten mass re-
volving on its axis the tendency of all
metals was naturally toward the axis.
or the poles, and that when the plas-
tic mass solidif1ed the gold and silver
were concentrated near the poles.
Should this theory be confirmed, the
finest deposits of precious metals will
be found the further we get to the
north and south. and arctic explorers
will have something else to seek In fu-
ture besides glory. Nature evidently
intended to lock up it's treasures in an
inaccessible storeho,.se. But In these
days man asptres to be the master of
nature herself.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07
PfiDgstOn.
"n


Gus Stocker went to South Ds-
kots last week to see the doctor In
regard to his Iame shoulder.
Paul Hsmkens received his new
computing scale which is quite an
addition to bis store.
Our new mail carrier took DOS
session Of his job yesterday.
The Bslgermsn boys, of ILL., s.s
here erecting the new barn for
Fred Bultman.
John Rienietz Is digging a eel
lar for q new house.
John and Lou LobbinoIdt visi-
ted their sister DORIS at PfuRsSon,
Sunday.
The farmers OF Bloom and Sow
ard have done splendid work ON
the roads this week.
A dance in Nitsche's new barn
tonight
Aug. Pfngston was In Worth
ington Wednesday.
The pleasant face of John Sow
les was in our midst lat Thurs
day.
The Kohep family visited Ut
Obelote Sunday.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-07
n. BraniRan expects 1, Is move IA

i. Z. Branigan expects to move to
the Thompson building on 10th
street someti ne this mouth in order
to have more room for his large stock
Of new goods for fall pusi,leas and in
fact all the time. He will have a re-
moval sal, IN the near. future.
Buy Wheel to be proud Of, and
ride on the boulevards. Don't buy
one that has been gummed and glued
together for purely Commercial pur-
poses," and then spend your, time
and money in the repair shop. Get
a u. S. Wheel at u. f. Hansbrg er's.
Miss Florence Hovey finished a
successful term of school in Dist. Sc
Jue %, the closing exercises consist
ted of speaking aud singing by the
pupils. Miss Hoyey had a treat for
pupils and visitors consisting of can
dy nuts and ice cream. Miss Hovey
is beginner in the teachers work
and great credit is due her for
the good work done in the scho
room the past year.
John Nystrom, Of Indian Lake lost
his large barn and nine horses Tues.
day nj ght by fire. The fire was not
covered about nine o'clock parties at
the picnic in Mr.. Horizons grove,
about half mile distant, but by the
time they could reach there the build
ing was totally enveloped in flames,
Three horses in some unknown Way
got loose and left the building but
one of them was so badly overcome
by the fire that it fell down just out.
side of the door aud, was so badly
burned that it was necessary to kill
the animal. One of the horses was a
stallion purchased last spring at $500.
One calf and two hogs, harness and
feed we're also burned. 1t is suppos-
ed the fire was caused by a chicken
brooder that was in the barn. The
total loss will probably exceed $500,
An attempt was made to burgalarize
the Worthington mill, Tuesday
night. The screen of one Office win
dow nearest the track was cut so the
window could be reached, but not be-
ing able to do this the glass of anoth-
or window was broken to permit the
pulling out of the stop, this enabled
the parties to enter the office. The
combination of the money drawer was
worked until that was opened but all
of the money being put in the safe
except SO cents, this was all the
thieves secured. The combination
of the safe was worked but without
success. Mr.. Matteson thinks sack
of -four was taken; these two are all
be has missed thus far. The grass
and weeds besides the Office were
tramped down which would indicate
that there were quite a number oil
persons there.
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