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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-07-22
sherin's Assessments.

Berlen, &c l.; II r Park lots la.
5, s, blk 4. 16
Engle. NJ; E and w Let ad 81 r
lots 5, 6, blk 2................ go
Johnston, A w; lots l, 4, 5,S,
blk 4 81 Il Park. i 0S
Sherlock, Samuel; 81 IT off side
OF lot IL blk l................. b IL
Portland Land, Irrigation Lum-
Der aud Fuel Co; 20 miles OF ir-
rigation ditch including right
OF way commencing at head
waters of Clear creek, running
thence To termination of said
ditch in Juniper Flat country
In tp 5s. l3 w NJ. Said
ditch is 8 # wide 10y 4 # deep. .2i2 90
Whitcomb. Bertha aud Belle; Il
II Park lot 80, blk 3. 3........... q
Williams, # F and George; W hf
of ne or or lots known as SAL
mon island, sec %, 2 n, 7e.... 2 20
Wigle. David c; e hf lots l and 2
sec II, q, l3 g. .............. "a 81
Towne, C; E and w I'd ad HR
lots l to 10 inclusive. ........ l 45
Jones, A B; Waucoma lot 4, blk
8. 3................... 20
Derry. E w; and W lst ad lots
AZ, Al, blk 2................... ! 20
Carr, Matilda: per prop. ....... 900 ,
EversoD, Emma v; and w I'd
ad 81 r, lots z. 6, 9, 10, IL, blk
...... ........ i Oh
Carr. Matilda; lots lS, 10. %, %,
26, q. 80. 81, "a, 35, 80. 80. AZ
43, 46. AZ, blk 4, lots 35 to 48
inc blk 6, lots 2, 3, 6, Z, 10, IL,
IA. Is, Is 19. %, %, 26, q, "a,
35, 38, 80. az. 43, 46. AZ. blk 8,
lots l3, l6, IL, ~, 81. "a, 81, 40,
blk 8. Full olks l3 to 10 inc
and q, %, "a II r Park. ...... Is 80
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-07-22

West Brothers.: perl properly. 30
Whealdon, w Lucinda: commence
ing 66 feet of NV corner of lot
l, blk 6, Neyce & Gibson's ad-
dition to Dalles City, thence W
200 feet, thence 20 feet, thence
to line of military reserva-
tion, thence southerly 76 # to n
line of lots purchased by o. D.
Taylor from Korten estate,
thence easterly 245 # to W line
of Neyce & Gibson's addition,
1870 feet to beginning, being
part of lots l and 8, block IA,
balles City .......,..........S "a so
Whealdon, n; W Inf of Sc ore hf of
sw sec 81, n. 10 e, iG' acres. ii "a
Wheeler, II: 3 hf OF The follow
ing tract: commencing at ne cor
uer OF ~ qr nf Sc ar scc q, N,
10 = thence ~ lnds; thence
10 rods; thence 20 rods;
thence n 10 rolls to beginning,
"a acres -....... .-........... 40
Whitcomb, 81 j: lot sec SO, An,
IL 8 TO- v, acres. ........... 55
wickman. !, r: eqr of seqr sec7,
Is, II e. ~ acres s............. SO
WiaiShaiD, j: W hf of ne or sec 20
Pm, Zoe, 80 acres. 81
Wilder, LauraC; NV or sec 10, Is,
l2e, l6o acres IL SO
Williams. VIM G: lot ], block l22,
Military al to d G. ........... SO
Wilson, q; estate of; part of lot
4, blk 2, Laughlin's ad to d G,
commencing at NV corner OF lot
s, in sail blk; thence W, along
Main st Is #; thence 8, so it;
thence e, 1S # to W line of lot 5;
thence n, along line oflot to
beginning .,.........-...... 20
Wilson, Mrs. R j; lot z, blk z,
Big lows ad to d c.. ............ 81
Winans, Audubon; ne gu sec IA,
n9e, II Inf OF sw or, sw Or OF
NV Or. sw or of sw or sec lS,
n, ~ e, $40 a, lot blk 2, lot 6
blk 4, Winan's ad to Hood
River 70 ~
Winans, T; hf of n hf sec 8, i a-1-
y e, lou a ....'..... VI q
Winans, Matte A; Sc or sec l3,
In, 3 e; 100 acres. Lots l6 to
"a inclusive, block 26, Winans 8 Is
Winans, w R, Sc gu OF ne or sec1,
In, 9e, sw On of Sc gu, sec 36,
n, g @: lots |. i.-', 8, blk 8; lots
IL, IS. blk 5: lots 5, 6, Z, 8,
block .; lots D, ., z, s, block 8;
lot 8, blk 2; lots l, 2, 8, 4, 5,
blk 8; lots l, 4, 5, =, Z. 8, blk 1;
all in town of Winans. ........ Is 50
Wolford & Bone; perl property. so 90
Wood, John; ne or sec "a, / N, 15
e, lou acres s............ -. Il 90
Wood, Thomas G.; lot B, blk IL,
Military addition to Dalles City 80
Wood, VIM A; ne gu sec 33, n,
Is e, NV or sec "a, l n, 10 e;
230 acres ..................... 20 16
York, H A; lot 8, block 6, second
addition to Hood river. ....... Is 70
Zybach, John; lot 5, block 2,
Thompson's addition to Dalles
City 8 95
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Reed & Munger; hf of Sc or,
hf OF sw or sec Is, 2 n, IL e.. 8 6
Reeder, ] NJ & G H; hf of ne or
hf of NV or sec IA, hf of ne
or, NV or of Sc or, ne or of sw
or sec 10, all in 8, 16 e, 320 a. 75
Reynolds. Alvira: lots /, 2, 3, blk
i, Reynolds ad H R. .......... 81
Rich, Anna F; lots 9, 10, II, IL
and W g of lots A, B. G, D, E,
g, all in the town of Belmont. 16 6
Riddell, George H hf sec 2, In
IA e, 32O acres. ................ q
Risch, Elizabeth: lots 7,s, blk "a,
Gates ad D c.. 5
Roberts, Daniel; sw or of sw or
sec l6, l s, ii e, 40 a....... q
Rodenheiser, VIM H; hf of e hf
sec 6, 8, 10 e, l60 a........ II
Rogers, Bert; lots 5, 8, blk z, BIDS
ad Antelope. e.................. 8 {
Rood, E l.; W hf of blk 4; lots 26,
81, %, blk 5, E & WIS I'd ad H R .
Rosenthal, L; ne or sec q, n,
II e, loU a.. ................ IL
Rowe, H S.; all of .blks 2, G, 8. 8,
10, lots l, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7 blk |, lots
| /, 8, 4, 5, blk 8, lot G and lots
l to inc blk 4, lots to 10 inc
pix 5, lot E and lots ] to s inc
blk7, lots TO 8 inc blk IL, lots
to 5 inc blk Il, lots to 6 inc
DIX 10 o'.-'..''...'..... ........ III
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
ni:W I,Nri,T NEtrS
Especial 10 Virginian-Pilot

Especial 10 Nirsinian- Piot)
Newport News, Va. August %
York county yesterday went for Tyler
and Madison The formers majority
in the county. according to the returns
received here. WAS 100. and the latter's
%. Whether or not Hon. d. Gardiner
Tyler gets the nomination for the
Senate and l.. c. Madison gets the
nomination for the House of Delegates
at the Williamsburg conventions. re
mains 10 he seen. 1t Is firmly believed
by some of the leading political work
crs now that There Will b. dark
horse" at the Williamsburg House con-
VcntiOn.
Governor p. T. Woodiln. OF the SOL
diers' Home. and MIR. Il G BicEford
who purchased Yesterday the corncr
lot of the Elevator property at Tween
ty-e!Eh;h street and Washington ave
nue. Will put up s25.oO0 office build
ing on the land Work VIII commence
in 4 short time.
MIR. w II. Mccain. formerly con-
nected with the large ship-building
plant ut Newport News. has removed
10 Camden. y. J.
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Twenty-Five mednls wern dis

Mars. Twenty-Five medals were dis
tributed.
Tie second took place three wears
later uSOD in the court of the Louvre.
Ii represented go exhibitors and ouitc
eclipsei che first.
y third exposition, opened tho fol-
lowing year at the same place. col
lected $50 exhibitors. This was veri-
table triumph.
Napoleon |. inaugurated tho fourth
exposition, which was held on the T,s
planade of the 1nvalids in 1906: there
were 1.422 exhibitors. This figure was
carried to 1.G22 ut the NTH exposition.
IN 1919. in the palace of the Louvre
The sixth OS2D met with little sue
cess. as also the seventh I'm 1927. in the
reign of Charles ". In the palace of
the Louvre. As an offset. the eighth
opened on the Place du Carrousel in the
reign of Louis Philippe. gathered no
less than 2,4S1 exhibitors. This sue
cess was acccntuated i'm the exposition
OF 1889. held on the Champs Elysecs
'3.3Sl eXhihltors). and In that of 1914.
also on the Champs Elysees CISCO en-
hihitors). The exposition Of 1S4o. again
on the Champs Elysees. cost 5000. 900.
The first universal exposition was
that of 1888. which caused tho cous.r,,c-
tion OF the Palace of Industry. Tho
expense rose to $500 COO There were
2295i exhibitors and more than 5000 =
GOO visitors. Then came the wnlI-
known cXnositions of 1867 go. 600 exhibi-
torsl. OF 1873 t52 .S35 exhibitors and 1s. :
100000 visitors( and 1850 (55. 4SG rxhih;
tors and $500 900 visitors)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
BERKELEY.

Bessie Goodwin. the half-Indian wo-
man. who shot at her rival, Minerva
Hines, colored, three times Thursday
evening, near Market Hall, was before
Mayor Mccoy yesterday morning and
was fined $50 and costs of court and
given sixty-days' sentence in Jail.
The case was appealed to the County
Court and the Goodwin woman was
bailed i'll the sum of $500. The prisoner
claimed i'll the court that the HaineS
woman had been intimate with her
husband. despite her continued warn
inSs, and that was why she shot her
Two vicious negroes, evidently
strangers i'll the town and who seem
to have nothing to employ their minds
put 10 destroy properly. while passing
In front of the Todd block, on Berllle:
avenue, yesterday morning about .
O'Clock. threw Il club through one of
the fronts in the block. The crash
aroused DIR. Moore. whose bed room is
Just across the street, in time 10 see
Them pass on up The street. From this
place 1t IS thought they Went up Lib
crty street, whore they broke another
'front.' out of Mr.. l.. 3erlSley's dry
goods store, corner Of Liberty and First
streets. and stole several pairs of shoes
from the show window No other dam
age or loss is so far known The
thieves did not attempt in either case
1t seems. to enter tho buildings.
Miss Daisy Spcsht and MIR Clennie
White were quietly married Thursday
night at O'Clock at the homo of the
bride. on Montlant avenue. Rev l..
II. Christie. of Spurgcon Memorial
Church. Norfolk. oniciatcd The happy
couple VIII make their home in Por,
Norfolk
Mr.. Edward HUMPHREYS. while walk
ing hurriedly on Chestnut street.
Sprained one of the sincws i'm his; lief,
foot. which is causing him considera-
bic pain. DR.. Ashburn dressed the
wound.
Mrs. !. II. Floyd and children have
returned from Baltimore. Md.
The Misses King. OF Charlotte. n. c.
are the guests of the family OF Mr.. /.
{. Ives. on Main street.
Mr.. Josh Pirgott. who has been con
fined 70 his home. on Maple avenue. is
Commissioning
Mr. and Mrs n. IL Palmer havr re-
turned from Il tcn-days' visit to rela
tivcs in North Carolina.
Mrs. J. Il. Williams and mother. Mira
o. S. Baker. who have been spending
| Il portion OF the heated term in Buch-
annn. Va. are expected home to-day.
Mr.. Willie Martin returned from
Gloucester county yesterday
The catalogue of the Ryland Ins,i.
tu;e. very handsome and neatly gott
ten up publication has made lis an.
;, '''''''i ''hS nv 'l'niHS az
the ensuing session with n large an(
very efficient corps Of tea cheers mos
or whom arc fav0ra bly, known 20 tho
people OF this section Of the state The
session opens about tho middle Of Sep.
TENDER with perhaps the brightest ont.
look In the history Of tho school Or
Owen has srent The most Of the sum.
NOR in working up the interests Of his
school
| Mr. J. II Parks will serve frc,
lunch NJ night al his restaurant rrou
! $50 to 1870 o'clock
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
TIL: COCK ECIIY.
NOTES GATHERED on BANKS OF
THE APPOMATTON
Especial TO Virginian-PnotD


Petersburg. Va. August 25.-The pro-
tractod meeting. which has been in
progress at oak Grove Church, in Din
wddie county. has been brought to a
close. y similar meeting Will begin on
next Sunday at Salem Church. in the
same county.
Mr.. WILDER Thompson. son of Mr.. J.
\. Thompson. of Dtnwiddie county.
was thrown from Il horse an evening
or 50 ago ana quite painfully injured.
The Petersburg Savings and insur-
ancc Company expects 10 uccupy their
now bank baildlng. ON thc corner OF
Sycamore and rabbi streets. within the
next two months.
The Board nj Directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association expects to
give out tire contract ia It few days
for the gymnasium outrt tO BE- placed
III ihc Association huuiding.
Auditor General George w stone. of
the State Of Michigan. has written a
city 10 the effect that lie will visit
Petersburg about the 9Th or 9Th Of
September next. md 1t * thought pro-
bable that he will bring with him the
flag OF the Petersburg ~ Grays. which
was found in The court house ny the
Firs, Regiment. Michigan sharp
Shooters. commanded by General Stone.
and which were the first Federal troop
To enter Petersburg after its cvacua-
ton by the Confederate forces
Miss Maggie Stewart. of Dinwiddie.
sold to-dny to Sir. \. j. Foster. nf
Austin, H.. a farm in Dinwiddie coun-
~. containing 100 acres. The price
paid was $1,000.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
IL \ Pros.
YELLOW JACK CANNOT EXIST IN
THIS CLIMATE.

The following is taken from the
phochus Sentinel:
Last week. it will be remembered.
sir. George q. Congdon, Il prominent
druggist Of this section. who conducts;
a drag store both here and at Hamp-
ton, had an article in The Sentinel. un-
der the head of "Quurantinc Laws" in
which he stated that the yellow fever
germs could not live in this climate. as
the atmosnhcrc WAS filled with chic
rinc. etc.
In the Ncwpor, News Daily Press
@! Wednesday, We notice tho following
par1sraph
'pr- White. who has made n care
fui study of tho situation in all of its
phases does not believe that ,hc Germs;
of yellow fever can exist N the eli
mate OF ihls section for any great
length Of time"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
August IL. 1889.

VIII there he = 29th OF February in
the year 1900: and if not. why not?
ANXIOUS TO KNOW.
August ~. 1889.
The year 1896 was Il leap year. and
the next one will be 1904-cight years
later. This is on account of the ingcn-
ious device for maintaining, as nearly
as can be. concordance between the
civil or GreSOran calendar and the
solar of astronomical calendar Every.
body Knows that the time required for
tho earth 10 make u revolution around
the sun is the true solar year. 1t is
easy To see why men. in their ordinary
affairs. DO not give the year its exact
solar time value. but employ the civil
calendar they have devised. instead OF
the solar calendar. The length of the
solar year. expressed precisely, is
3c5. 2422ls days. or little less than
365h days. IL is obvious thai in The
business affairs Of life il would be very
inconvenlent 10 use time division
called a year containing so many days
and fraction Of day. For ordinary
purposes. the year must be counted as
so many days. The ordinary Year is
therefore counted as 500 days. which IS
nearly fourth of II day shorter than
tho true year.
OF course. this time difference be-
tween the solar and the civil year gust
be accounted for. sooner or later: and.
q
and the artificial year must De brought
into concordance rs nearly rs possible.
The common civil year is too short by
.2i22l5 OF day In four years ;his
amounts to .96SSdi OF Il day. and so both
in the Julian and Grcgorian calendars
the last OF this period of four years is
made a leap year. or in other words. a
day rs added To it, making 36G days In
that year. But not quite a day was
required 20 bring the civil and solar
year into concordance The mean civil
year thus fixed. IS n little too long. and
In the course OF a period Of 400 years.
the civil calendar thus gains 3ll36
days. So another balance Is struck he
tween the true and artificial calendars
bv the suppression Of tho intcrcalary
days in years 1900. 1900 and 1900. which
otherwise would be leap years The
suppression of leap year In 1900 leaves a
gap between the two calendars since
the adoption Of the Circgorian calendar
of only about one ninth Of a day. which
Is the balance on account with which to
begin the next accumulation OF differ
cnces for future adjustment. But tho
/ addition Of the intercalary day every
! four years and the suppression Of that
/ day in the last year of every three our
| OF four centuries balances the years 50
! far that the error amounts 10 only one
day I'm 1925 years
The year 1000 Will end tho cycle Of
| four centuries. and VIII be a leap year.
/ Then opens the next cycle. and in the
/ years POO. 1900 and 2Sn0 the intcrcAlary
| days VIII he suppressed while the wear
| 200 Will be a leap year It should be
/ mentioned that 1900 will he leap year.
/ after all. in thcee nations Of Eastern
Europe and Asia. which SIN use the
Julian calendar.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
RS H. NJ. SMITH DEAD
TNpOeIvION Nr pNp1e

IN View OF me approaching French
exposition. il Is interesting to note the
enormous increase in the extent ana
success of the various cxpositions held
~ Paris says the Scientific American.
The first occurred In the year 1898.
1t brought together the modest num-
Der OF ITO exhibitors and cost only SIC
COO The buildings. OF wood embsllish-
ed. were erected on tho Champs de
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

Prof Charles X. Francis. of Brown
University. has been elected assistant
professor of chemistry and superintond
ent of tho dyeing department OF the
textile echool of the Georgia School of
Technology
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
CAKE WALK SOCIAL.

One Of the most pleasant social func-
lions of the season in Nansemond conn
~ happened last night at I2vcrctts The
Misses Minton gave u merry cake walk
in honor of their guest. Miss Backus.
of Norfolk. Miss George Butts. of
Chucfatuck, won the cake. after a very
entertaining contest. Refreshments
were served ana the party dispersed at
Il late hour.
Those who walked were Misses Flor
ence Ramsay. Julia Brinkey. Ncttic
and Blanch Ramsey. Grace and Bessie
Hodsden. Gertrude ana lIunce I-aHg-
ston. Emma Applewhitc. Blanche and
Lille Batchclder. Eta. Kate and Addie
Moore. Lizzie Primer. Lucy Saun-
dcrs. George and Ruby Butts.
Nancy Shaner. Lucy upshur.
l5unlNcy. Minnie Dauehtrey, An
ME Ashburn. BESSIE BHticn. Matte Tu-
mis-. Mrs Mamie Kiddiok. Mrs. T.. Ram
scy Mrs. II. j. Saunders and It, w.
Phillips, Howard Ramsey, Il. r.lcy. c.
L. McClcnney. J. Holland. NJ w. Nor
ris. w. Wilson. w. G.. Saunders. Har-
vcy Baker y. Baker. +. l.. Deans. DR.
l.. G. Brock. IL. c. Hall. ~. $. Johnson.
j. Causey. sam Moore, George Whitley,
George Hnhsn.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
Sacrificed to
Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi
son can not know what Il desperate con-
dition it can produce. This terrible
disease which the doctors ere totally
unable to cure, is communicated from
one generation to another, nilicting its
faint upon countlcss innocent ones.
Some years ago was inoculnted with poison
by q nurse who infected my babe with blood
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

Mr.. FL l.. Adams. of Charlotte y.
G. IS eaid 10 he Interested in project
FOR the organization OF cotton IN
company to utilize the water power on
Tuga!o river. near Hartwell. Ga.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

Thomas w. Price. whose sentence "a
he hung FOR murder WAS comuuicd a
lew days az" by the Governor. has been
brought to The ucniten,iary. and VIII
he sent TO the state farm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

faint. The little one was
unequal to the struggle,
and It's life was yielded
up to the fearful poison.
For six long years ! sui
Tered untold misery. /
was covered with sores
and ulcers from head to
foot, and no language
con express my feelings
OF voc during those long
years. l had the best
medical treatment. Sev-
ercl physicians success .
si~cly treated me. Int all
to no DurDOSe The rrCr-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

WhTEEMFLoNs AND CARDS
rr. aui Mrs. Claude j Hidd,ck last
ovea'ng gave Watermelon party at
their home on Piuucr street There
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
ATTEMPTED BURCiLARY.

Some one last night entered Dr.. T..
II. Phillips drugstore with burslarious
intent Entrance WAS had through a
window. y money drawer was torn
open by Il hatChet ana papers had been
dsarrangcd by the Intruder. Nothin;
of value was missed. rne man was
evidently in good health. lie Was not
hunting for medicine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

The Messy Creek (Tcnn) Wooden
Mills VIII enlarge its buildings
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
RICHMOND NEWS AY] GOSSIP
Continued from first nagc)


resting as comfortably as could be OK
.ecleu EriGny.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

Afssr.. W. Il. Neble,t w HALL Bur
ter, K. NJ. Chembiss and T. w laral-
p. ef iiroWnsvilie, Tenn, are Interest,"
Cd in the proposed erection OF a cotton
fac. ory.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

were cards and other games A con-
genial party of young people was pres
,nt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

Capt. William Hunter Tr.. OF Cen
tra. S. c.. is reported as interested in
y tile Organization Of a company to builh
81 a cotton mill. IL ID said $4,000 has
been subscribed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
N lNTENEST ~ TNArnEES-

few days ago hy the Governor. has been
brought TO The ucniten,iary. and viii
hc sent 10 the state farm.
OV INTEREST TO TEACHERS.
y case cane M before q board OF
reference az iicnrico Court house to-
day which is of interest Ia public school
tcacht.s all over .hc State Il was
'lat ~ Miss Eleanor NJ. Goodwin. vino
was for several years a teacher IN the
t"irmnnt High School This year tie
school l|ofgd gave Miss Goodwin a
aool at Highland Springs. near
%cvsn rucs. and gave some one else
tine position she hal held She dil
NOT Ike the chIng, aud protested to
GA, Sea1al Board without avail Acting
oll 'hc aivoc o.; her friends She APP
ulci 90 the county superintendent, for
a. iionrd ~ Reference 10 hear her APP
rta' iram the School Boards action.
After being IN Session nearly all day.
'h' l1ard decided against Miss Good =
Win.
MRS H. NJ. SMITH DEAD.
Mrs d. NJ Smith. mother of II. NJ.
smith. ar. once Commouwealth's-A
torney of Richmond and uow Il mem
Der ~ hc state Decorate. COMMITTEES.
deid ih's morning in the S0,h year of
her ago.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

, @ N 49, mn
t., , (
10 York WIN
yo TO agent hart.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
WANTED IN NORFOLK.

Two men. arrested here by Sergeant
Ame5. Henry Johnson and George Da-
Wis. are thought 10 be wanted III Nor
folk. Some shoes found in the mems
possession are believed To have been
stolen from n Norfolk store
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
MATEKMI1LON pARTY.

Misses Annie aud Marguerite Dcll
last night gave a watermelon party at
their home. on Brooklyn Iieights. The
function was complimentary to Miss
Ahbic Wilson. OF Norfolk. The follow
inr were present: Miss Susie Nurnev
with Willie McArGc. Miss Wilson with
Joe iollnday, Miss Marie Woodward
with linn Twit;y, Miss Phchc Jones
with Wrltcr iCarnentcr. Miss Emma
Holland with G. Jones. Miss hi. Kid
dick with q. y. Auplcwhite. Rob. Lowe.
Coke Reed. John Il. Ei,by.
TO AWAIT THE RESULT.
Hcnrv Vincent ana Isaac Charleston
are held to avail; the result OF injuries
to Tom Eason. whom they are charged
with cutting. The men were taken be-
fore Police Judge Brewer who CON
tmucd the hearing. Vincent and
Charleston are accused OF having a
fracns with Eason on the county
bridge iiason WAS slashcd abou. the
head and face ana there IS q lon.
opening down his hack
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26

curry and potash seemed to add fuel to the
awful ia ne which vas devouring me. wns
advised by friends who had seen wonderful
cures made by 1t, to try swift's Specific We
got two bottles. ond felt hope again revive in
again. improved from the start and a cor.
plcte and perfect cure was the result SIS s.
Is the only blood remedy which reaches Ses-
perate cases. Mrs. T. W. LEE.
Montgomery. AIN.
OF the many blood remedies, S. S. 9.
is the only one which can reach deep
seated, violent cases. 1t never fails TO
cure perfectly and permanently the
most desperate eases which are beyond
the reach of other remedies.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-26
THE NEXT YEAR.
Reasons Why 1t Won't re Lean
Yo0r

To Editor Virginian- Pilot:
VIII there he y 29th of February in
the year 1900: and if not. why not?
ANXIOUS TO KNOW.