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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26


sheriffs jury, at the request of Mr..
Flagler, so that a committee may he
appointed to care for her estate, says
the New York Sun of Tuesday. Mrs.
Flagler has been at the Sanitarium Of
DR.. Carlos f. Mcdonald, at Pleasant
Vile, n Y, since 1897. Her property
amounts to more than $1,OOO,OOO, most
personality Huntsville Advocate.
S. Foreman, the celebrated colored
snake cha1mer, who has gained such
an enviable reputation in Florida and
Georgia ON account of his remedy for
snake bite, created somewhat off SEN
satiOn at st. Mary's the other day
when one of his pet snakes buried it's
fang in his mouth. The wound was
an ugly one, but Foreman applied
life, much to the surprise and wonder
of the people of that place. A second
wonder is that the snake recovered.
Mrs r. S. Fuller, of Forest City, had
an exciting experience with rattle
snae a short time since She was re-
turning home on her wheel when she
reached a rough place in the track and
aligthred, stepping down right beside
the snake, which spung his rattles
when She jumped out of the way. She
called for help, and they soon ended
his snakeship.-Orlando Sentinel.
Mr.. L. T. Robinson has just closed
contract for the clearing of thirty
acres of land for pineapple purposes
and For the erection of pineapple sheds.
The contract also includes The setting
out of plants and their subsequent
care. The new pinery will be the
property of the Messrs. Putnam, lately
of Minneapolis, and will be situated on
the clay road just north of Bossie's
Store.-Orlando Sentinel
Among the most attractive features
of Florida is the singing of the mock
ing birds. The legislature, recognizing
the drawing influence of the knocking
bird, passed law protecting it and
making it a misdemeanOr to Kill or
catch one of them. Still it is no un-
common thing to see dozens of them
in cages every year, and of all caught
but a very small per cent live. Our
crop of knocking birds is constantly
growing less They should receive the
protection of the law.-DaytOna Ga
zette.
The Marquis Brothers have just
been awarded the contract for the eX-
tension of the Winston & Bone Valley
railroad from Green Head to Tiger
Bay, where the Palmetto company's
new mining plant is going up. Mr.. T.
L. Marquis left Saturday for Savannah
to sign up the contract and get labor
ers On Monday Mr.. Isl Murdaugh
went to Tampa to look up men and
last night he went on to Arcadia.
There lis such great demand for Ia
IbOrers here at present that it is hard
to find enough to keep everything 60
ing. Nearly all the increase in work
is due to the revival in the phosphate
business and this is to he permanent.
-Courier-Informant
For the protection of the fishermen
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26

cussed 10y many of the fishermen. A
resolution was then adopted forming
the Florida Fishermen's union, with
headquarters ait Cedar Key, and
branches at Crystal River, Hudson and
st. Petersburg Another meeting was
called for August 10th, at which time
permanent officers will he elected. Del
egates will be present from Crystal
River, Hudson, Hunters Point and ST..
Petersburg, and an enthusiastic meet
ing is expected. Star.
The wOrkmen on the lighthouse
dock at Key West are puzzled over the
discovery of full suit of clothes,
Which was first noticed on the pier a
few days ago. The clothes are lying
near the end of the wharf ON a pile of
old chains. They are spread out and
look as if their owner had put them
there while he took a plunge in the
harbor. No one around the dock
knows when the clothes were put
there, or who they belong to. The sup
position is that some man went down
on the wharf the night before and
plunged into the sea, either for a swim
or with intent to commit suicide.
William Cox, express agent at Pun
ia GOrda, turned loose sixteen carrier
pigeons last week that were sent cl.er:
two weeks ago from Washington. At
ter being liberated they made a circle
in the eastward for half a mile, then
to the westward, finally alighting on
the top of the big hotel. At 1O:45 a. m.
they left, taking line for Washing
ton. One alone remained at Punta
Gorda.-Orlando Reporter.
The Pensacola Paper Mills have
started in successful operation, manu-
featuring a high-grade of manila pa
per from pitch pine pulp. The mate
rial used is waste from saw mills,
heretofore burned in slab piles. The
mills have a capacity of five tons a
day, and will give employment to
fifty men. The pulp is made by Sc
cret chemical process owned by the
company, a discovery of r. Thomas,
manager of the mills.
chant at Lantana and one of the most
careful and conservative business men
in Dade, as we'll as being the best
posted man as to the crop returns of
the territory between here and Fort
Lauderdale, was in town for short
time. The Sun man had a few mo-
ments' chat with him, and in response
to query as to whether some of the
truckers really did as we'll as reported,
he gave the following as some figures
that were absolutely correct, to his
knowledge: Will Forrey, from. 1h
acres Shipped 900 crates, from which
he realized $1,000 net returns. T. w.
Palmer, on an adjoining tract of the
same acreage, shipped 91O crates
which Melted him 81, 6OO.-West Palm
Beach Tropical Sun.
Mr.. e. A. Kinney, railway postal
clerk ON the Florida East Coast rail
way, received a bad fall Tuesday in
Jacksonville while aighting from a
Bay street car at the corner of Bay and
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26
"EIsie Toilet Cream"

~ Superior to all others
For to keep a Clear Com
MA ~ p1exion and tender Skin try
M it, 15c and csc per bottle at
Druggists or mailed. Made
Ia M only by SAM A. VIRGINS &
\ CO., Chicago. Sold by Whole
81 III \sa1e Druggists everywhere.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
SWEEP DREDGING.
CAPT FRENCH RECEIVERS AN
CHORS AND CHAINS.

Capt. French the wreciler. did n good
days work yesterday. lie sweep
dredged between Old Point and the Rip
RaIes for the two lost anchors and
chains OF the barge Foster, which she
lost there during the great storm and
ice pack OF last spring. and succeeded
not only in securing the two anchors,
one weighing $500 pounds ana the other
1900 pounds. and one having attached
30 fathoms and tn other - iathoml of
chain cable. but secured also the an
Choir of the schooner Georgia Clark, lost
at about the same time, two smaller
anchors and chains and 1000 feet of
telegraph cable. Some idea of the val
nc of the find is Shown by the fact that
-Elptaln- Erench WAS naid $500 for the
recovery of the Fosters anchors and
chains, the original cost OF which il;
estimated TO bc between $1,000 and ST.
400.
The barge Foster has just finished
oVerhauling and repairing. and gone to
Lamherts Point. where her anchors
were put aboard last evening and she
Will now coal. being under charter to
the i.uCkenhachs
The sweep-dreGging was done by tho
schooner VIM. II. French and tug
Marietta.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


-iia-sN NJ . 1NAllI I'm.
The Richmond Dispatch OF yesterday
published the following particulars OF
the Illness and death OF this young
lady:
Miss Ruby Routten. daughter of Rev.
]. I. Routten, pastor Of Denny Street
Methodist Church. Fulton. died at her
fathers residence in Fulton last even
ing shortly after o'clOclS.
Ihs bright young lady was in her
18th year. and the only and deVotedly-
loved daughter. She was taken i'll nj the
BidCkStonc Institute. Blacks tone. Va,
where she was attending school. about
two and Il half months ago. About eight
weeks ago hor father went To Black
stone. and while there She rallied ana
lie brought her home.
She was Il girl of lovely Christian
character. and her long ana trying i'll
ness did not draw from her lips one
muumur. The family Is bowed down
with grief AZ SO great loss. and have
the sympathy of the entire community.
The funeral ARRANGEMENTS have NOT
Yet been made.
EIR. WM. X. HEATH.
The funeral Of Mr.. William X. Heath
was held yesterday afternoon from the
home of his son. Mr. William y. Heath.
No. 10 James street. Rev. William II.
Edwards. of Centenary NJ L. Church.
conducted the services. which were at
tended NY Harmony Lodge l. O. O. f..
oil which deceased was Il member. Inter
ment in ElmWood.
MRS. Il. p. MOTT.
The obscquies OF Mrs. Bertha Powers
Mott. wife OF Mr.. William Mott. were
held from the family residence. No. 10
Wake street. ut , o'cocll Yesterday aft
ernoon, Rev. Edward Mack. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church. CON
Quoting the service. lntorment in Elm
wood.
REMAINS FORWARDED
The remains Of Mrs Annie Wright
wife of Mr.. lanes II. Wright. who diod
ut the family residence ut SeweWs
'oiht Monday. were taken TO Hampton
her former home, yesterday afternoon
for interment.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
PRINCESS ANNE TICKET.
THE REPUBLICANS PLACE THREE
IN THE FIELD

The Republicans of Princess Anne
county are split. as Il party organiza-
ton, into three fragments. which met
at the Courthouse yesterday and each
nominated a ticket. as follows:
UNDER CAMPBELL'S CALL.
Sherlff-p. ID. Ba;ten.
Clerk of the Court-A e. I<ellam.
Commonwealth Attorney,
Treasurer-Major T. Woodhouse
Commissioner OF the Revcnue-Caleb
Chaplain.
y. j.. KELLANI FACTION.
Sherin-D. D. liatten.
CLERK Of Court-A. l.. Kollam.
Ccmmonwenlth's Attorney-A. j.
Ackss (endorsed>.
Treasurer-Major ]. T. woodhouse
(cndorsed).
Commissioner of Revenue-T. c..
Chaplain.
BABE IlELLAai FACTION.
Sherlfl-D. d. Batten
Clerk OF the Court-Willie White
hurst.
commonwealth's Attorney. ]. Ac-
kiss (euiorsed.
Treasurer Majcr John T. Woodhouse
(endorsed).
Commissioner of the Revenue-E. B.
Macon.
1t will be seen that SIR. A. Il. Kellam
was renOmina;ed by two of the factions
for Clerk. Mir. y. J. Acliiss endorsed by
two for Commonwealth Attorney, and
Mr.. !. T. Woodhouse nominated by all
three for County Treasurer, as was Mr..
y. y. Batten for Sheriff.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
monthly weather summary.

Observe j. ]. Cray. of the United
States Weather Bureau. has just is
sued his monthly meteorological sum
mary for April, and from it the follow
ing is cleaned: April was less fearful
and less mild than usual the shortage
in rainfall amounting to / ~ inches
while the heat deficiency was an aver
age of one degree daily. The creates;
rainfall was on the 9TH. when 40 OF All
inch fell; the warmcst day was the lith,
when the mercury registered 81 de-
Grees; the coolest was the 4th, when il
only reached IL degrees. There were
no heavy storms. though fogs and driz-
zles were not infrequent. Fourteen days.
or nearly one-half the month. were
clear and only five cloudy all through
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
REMAINS FORWARDED.
4" Eel Tcicphour* Sb-rr.bors In
Norfolk md Ber:lcY.

We will change from the old to the
now system at 10 u. hi. Wednesday,.
May 3D.. After 10 O'clock Wednesday
night YOU will please observe the fol-
lowing Instructions:
TO CALL.-itcmoVc the receiver from
the hook, and when the operator speaks
sive the number wanted.
DO NOT TOUCH THE LEVER.
TO ONNECT.-Hang the re-
ceivcr upon the hook.
TO Make y SECOND CALL.=Hang
the receiver upon The hook; then re-
move it again and proceed as in the
first call
CAuTION.-1f necessary to leave tho
telephone during Il conversation do not
hang the receiver upon the hook. II,
YOU HANG UP THE RECEIVER OR
HANDLE THE uOOI(. you viii give
the operator the disconnect signal.
SltAN WITH THE LIPS CLOSE TO
THE MOUTHPlECE.
Should any subscriber find that ho
cannot raise The Central Office after 10
p IN. Wednesday night, he will confer
a favor by sending us word i'm
mediateiy.
J. w. CREWS, Manager.
HUNT CHIPLEY, Supt. it
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
Not Here To-day
and Gone To=Morrow
FOR FOUR YEARS YOU HAVE BEEN
READING THE T'EsriAlONTAI.s
OF YOUR FRIENDS AND
NElCIiEOaS

as - my. skill in the treatment Of
G,,ATAllRH. Would it not he wiser to b.
monialS published hy patent medicine ven
Gers, given 10y people y THOUSAND
~ LES AWAY or oftoner forged out
Why waste more money on patent modi-
Two years ago our little boy had a
severe attack OF tonsilliis which lefi niul
with q bad throat trouble HIS C0,-i.D
NOT BREATHE 'rHROTGH HIS Nos1.
AND ilAD GREAT DIFFICULTY lN
BREATHING ESPECIALLY Ia,
NIGHT We took HIM a. DR. TiRFY.
whose treatment WAS ltNTlRr'TlN sue
CHILD HAS HAD NO TR0TsfE iNf
l;kEATlIlNG. BUT hrcathes naffali,,
and easily and sleeps well at nisht. ala
we are very much pleased with the re-
sun. J. G. CARLSON
81 Fayette ST.. Portsmouth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

plaIn.lns and defendant appealea. rhe

Court says:
We think the complaint good. II
charges appellant with collecting sur
lace water. and pouring IL upon appel
lees property, thereby damaging it. The
rule that an action will lie against a
municipal corporation for collecting
surface water in q channel, and pouring
1t upon the land OF another. is too well
established to warrant discussion of
the subject. We think the evidence
fairly sustains the allegations of APP
pellees complaint. There Is evidence 10
the effect that appellant. by its work
in constructing and deepening n certain
drain, caused large quantities Of sur
face water to be collected and dis
charged upon the land described in The
complaints; that said land is the proper
~ OF appc!lces; that the water dis
charged upon appellecs premises is
largely IN excess OF that which would
naturally flow upon and over the same
and that appellces have suffered dam
aye. II IS shown that the work was
done under the supervision OF the town
marsha! of the town of Thornton (;he
apleilano. aud was accepted and paid
FOR by appellant. We believe this sufii-
cient TO show that the work was done
by the order and under the authority OF
appellant II is SAID III the case of
city Of New Albany Y. Roy: "By cx-
press statutory provision municipil
corporations have exclusive control OF
streets and alleys. and the establish
ment and maintenance of drains ana
sewers Further along in the same
opinion it is said: The power of a
city to improve streets or Construct
drains does not depend upon the formal
adoption by the Common Council of
amy plan or system for such improve
ment or drainage" Under the evidence
we think the trial court did not err in
rendering judgment for the appellces.
Affirmed
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
CATARH1I oE ,rssE STOMACH.
A Pleasant. Simple hnf safe ana
ItIccIItnI (sIrN for. IL.

Catarrh of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incuraplc.
Tho usual Sympt ms are Il fun or bloat-
ing sensation after eating, accompanied
with sour or watery risnSs, a formation
OF gases causing = pressure or the heart
and lungs, and difficult brca thing; head
aches, tickle appetite, nervousness ana Il
general played out languid feeling.
There is often a foul taste in the mouth,
coated tongue and If the interior of the
stomach could be seen 1t would show a
Shiny. inhamed condition.
The cure for this common and obstinate
trouble Is found in Il treatment which
causes the fo'sd to be readily. thoroughly
digestcd before it has time 10 Torment and
irrttate the delicate mucous surface OF the
stomach. TO secure prompt and healthy
digestion is the one necessary thing 20 do
and when normal digestion is secured the
catarrhal condition will have disappeared
According to Or. llarlanson the safest
and best treatment is TO use after each
meal q tablet. composed Of Diastase.
Aseptic. Peps,n, little MIX, Golden Seal
and fruit acids These tablets can now
be found at all drug stores under the
name of Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets and
not being Il patent medicine can be nscd
with perfect safety and assurance that
healthy appetite Will follow their regular
use after meals
Mr. n. J. Boohcr. Of 27lO Dearborn St.
Chicago, H.. says: CdtarGh Is 4 llcal con-
dition resulting from a neglected cold N
the head. whereby the lining membrane OF
the nose becomes intlGmcd and the plis-
onous discharge therefrom passing back
ward into the throat reaches the stomach,
thus producing catarrh Of the stomach.
Medical authorities prescribed for me for
three years for catarrh OF the stomach
without cure. but to-day am the hap
pest of men after using only one box Of
Stuarts dyspepsia Tablets. cannot find
appropriate words TO express my good
feeling | have flesh, appetite and sound
rest from their use"
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is the safest
as we'll as the simplest and most uonvo-
nient remedy for any form OF Indigestion
catairh OF the stomach. biliousness, sour
meals.
Send for little book. mailed free. on
stomach troubles by addressing i. a.
Stuart Co. MarshaQ. Mich The tablets
can be found at all drug stores. my3.5,7
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
BRARBLETOR WARD.

Green last night 1T 100 South Kelly
avenue. for the benefit OF the Navarian
Biothers. There was large attend
ancc. ana the affair was 4 pronounced
success.
y donkey party was given at the resi-
dencc of Mrs. Cora Ashburn. Us East
Willoushby avenue. last night
The regular weekly meeting OF the
w. {. L. L. was held yesterday after
noon ut POP North Park Place. The at
tendance was very good
Digss' delicious pineapple snow nj
Turner's. None like it. apS0-2t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
TOWN OF THORNTON V. FUGATE.
EFT AL.
Appellate Court OF Indiana,
February ., 1889

ACTION WILL LIE AGAINST y MU-
AIcIPAL CORP0RATION FOR
COLLECTING SURFACE WATER
IN y CHANNEL. AND POURING II
ON ANoTHER's LAND.
IN SUCH CASE EVIDENCE THAC
WORK WAS DONE UNDER ST.
PERVIsIoN or THE TOWN MAR
sHAL, AND WAS ACCEPTED AND
PAID FOR BY THE TOWN, Is
SUFFICIENT TO SHOW TT WAS
AUTHORIZED BY 1T.
This was a suit against an lncorpo-
rated town for damages alleged to have
eeen caused by IL by collecting together
surface water in Il ditch or channel.
and pouring it on plaintiffs property.
The lower court gave judgment for the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
NcM I'LL rcIcni,nnc.

The Bell telephone system will change
from the old TO the new at 10 n. m. to-
day. and il would be well for sub
scribers to study the directions how to
use the new phones. as published else
where in this paper. One of the most
important is. DO not touch the lever"
The removal OF the receiver calls the
operator at the Exchange. The direc-
tions are simple and il followed will
save trouble at both ends OF the line.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
THE YIRG|AIAN-P|LOT'S
HOME STUDY CIR Gle
CONTINUED from Fourth pagco

would have just such Il government as
the Stuarts desired-that is an absolute
despotism.
The issue raised by Mr. Pitt on be-
hair OF the cabinet in the contest with
George Ill. was not settled until about
inc time or the great reform of 1882
The issue involved the question as to
whether the power described as royal
prerogative should be exercised by The
king or by the cabinet. English lawyers
mad uniformly held to the doctrine that
the king can do no Wrong-that is that
the monarch could not be punished
There had also grown up the doctrine
that for every official act some one
should be ansWcrable to the courts of
law. The practical effect of these two
doctrines was that the king can do
nctnlhS at all. The officers OF the cabi-
net held that. since as ministers they
were punishable for all official acts
the cabinet as n whole should assume
the entire responsibility OF the govcrn-
meat. They conceded that the king had
q riSht to be informed of all important
intended action; that. being informed
he might seek to dissuade or he might
seek To modify that action: but that.
In the end, the king must yield to the
decisions of the cabinet and must give
10 It's policy his loyal support \ few
years before the pc ssagc of the reform
act George ~. after " lifelong Oppos-
non, was forced by Il united cabinet to
give MS assent to the act for catholic
emancipation. While the debate upon
the reform bill was in progress William
~. was forced against his will to dis
solve parliament. The country was in a
condition bordering upon revolution.
Inc house OF COMMONS had twice sent
inc Dill to the house Of lords and twice
mad IT been rejected by large MAORI.
ties The cabinet then induced the king
TO give written statement to the ef-
feet that If the lords still refused 10
pass the bill he would create enough
new peers to pass 1t. In view of this
threat the peers yielded This may no
accepted as the final great step in the
development of the cabinet
Note.-This paper will be continued
wednesday. May 10TH
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
Condemnation to BEGIN,

The city has given notice that on the
ION instant it will apply to judge
lianckel. Of the Corporation Court for
The appointment OF commissioners 10
cohueinn the necessary property for the
opening of Tripoli street, from yvosh-
lngton to Butte, and WASHINGTON from
TripoM 10 Cranky.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
r:oy'. Gospel Army Enecr,n,,,,e,,

This afternoon at 4 o'clock the Boys
Gospel Army Will have a Funny So
ciai' at the Y. NJ. c. A., and from the
program here presented it will be seen
that fun is the key to the affair. All
the boys are expected to be present.
The music viii be by Prof. Ashley's
Mimic Orchestra. The program:
Living Punch and Judy. standing or
head contest; two barrels and four
nigeers; mock initiation ceremony,
street parade.
All boys under &c admitted free.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
WHAaVEs SOLD.
AND MANWEIy,S
BoCGllr IN BY MRS. JOHNSON.

StNM PBELL'S AND MANWELyiS
BoCGllT IN BY MRS. JOHNSON.
Campbclls and Maxweirs wharves
ana the warehouse property connected
herewith We're sold at auction yester-
day by Byrd, Baldwin 6 Co. and W.
Il. H. Trice & Co. for l.. d. starilc
Il Istee. These whaives have 'front.'
age OF about lS5 feet on Elizabeth river
Immediately west OF the ferry dock.
Hhey were sold last year by the Ma
honey estate to Mr.. Andrew Arm
ttrong and a decd OF trust was given bv
MI Armstrong To Mrs. Jessie G. John
son. Tho interest and principal was
lever PAID, consequently this sale on
Yesterday
The price brought by the property
was $4,000, the purchaser being Mrs
johnson. who lives in Baltimore.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
Ittng's Dnughters ncorganizc.

Mrs. Washington, State secretary of
the Kings Daughters, will meet the
members OF the Norfolk circle MT II
o'clock this morning at the Freemason
Street Church OF Christ Dsciplcs). The
object OF the meeting is to rcorganize
the circle. All members of the circle
arc asked Ia be present. Mrs. Wash
ington is interested in swelling the
organization in Norfolk ana increasing
the good work done by the Daughters
in the past.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03
EXAMINATIONS AND CERTIFY
GATES

AZ the end Of the term OF seventeen
weeks. IL series of questions on each
course. prepared by Professor Sevmonr
Eaton. Will be published in the Vir
ginian-Pilot. and blanks containing tho
questions will be furnished every sub
scriber making application for same
Two weeks will he allowed after the
courses close. for the receipt of exami.
nation papers containing answers
These papers VIII he referred to
Foard OF Examiners. who VIII assist
Professor Eaton and as soon MS tho
work OF examination is complete, the
result will be reported. and certificates
issued TO the students entitled to them.
Consult Rudolph & Wallace. the nc
knowiedgod leaders in tailoring. You
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

Never a doubt about the fit ana
Workmanship il your clothes are made
by Rudolph & Wallace. No better
made anywhere.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

Photographers can save exprcss
charges on papers. plates. etc. We have
just received fresh stock of Aristo
Jr paper. Gemmell Art Co. 4IC Main
street. ap30-lw
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

You can get that picture OF yours
framed while YOU wait. at the Gemmcll
Art Co.. li6 Main street. apS0-ly
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

Time has proved the worth of the
garments produced by Rudolph 6 Wal
lace.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-03

If you can't find what you want we
will order it for you. Gemmell Art Co.
4l6 Main street. ap30-fw