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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
BIND VANS TRoTRLEs.

a blind man. who gave the name Of
George Henderson. called upon the
county commissioners yesterday after
noon and requested that he be given
transportation to Grand Junction. Colo.
lie said he was without means and
wanted 10 go 20 Colorado where he has
son. lie offered to put up suit
Of clothes and q cane. ii the hoard
would advance him ticket IL was
decided TO send the poor man 20 Grand
Junction ana rely upon the honesty Of
his son for the return N the money
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LADY OR Man WANTED TO TRAVEL
aud appoint agents; so por month salary
and rNDvuseH LlcFlUr 4 Co. "a Monun
building, Chicago
Ntu CENTURY WoNpERi rERFEC-
ton Platter will start you ln business 60 to
- easily earned weekly Drop everything
write t9day. New Century Mr., Co., ~.
Louis, $40.
LiTiiu-rHtNTtNU. AGENTS WANrEDi
1910 business cards. two cul1rs, with bpnuU-
tul design, t.u1i work hnctth lthoRraph-
lnri other work remarkably low agents
make flhn duilyi write the Lithn-frin
Pres. company Sand s, Frankfort street
New York.
AGENTS. MY or 1UE LARGEST
MNier llliot max IN America. send for
advancing ". seed, u Center 81. New
Nofk
ENLbGETIO AGENrs iOE 1IiE MOST
surcp.sfui line N Iluo All and standard
Works. Light, pleasant and profitable ym-
pluyment for men and women Address,
Tho Model Advertising Co, tsi q street
salt Lake.
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UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,


SAT- lake city.
. The University Of Utah comprises.
ggIeFe Of Arts. Literature and Science.
Ihe School OF Mines Offering courses
" electrical ana mining engineering;
Ihe State Normal School In connection
with which are we'll equipped training
school and kindergarten. preparatory
course in law and medicine. ana pre-
phtatory courses leading 10 the college
oouiseh Of the University.
,hnlrance examinations, September 49,
l9. hegistration. September Il.
send for annual.
D. r. ALLEN. Secretary.
hathing better. music better, dancing
better at saltalr now than over.
Remember that the only place TO go
~ 70 GARFIELD with tho 4. o. u. W.
monday sept ith. Labor Day.
rHE EDISON co, ~ MAtN STREET,
viii make entire change In their pro.
gram. commencing Wednesday. tomor-
THE rISEsr rAfLoHiNG
establishment In the West will be- found
ut l22 Main st., when alterations are
completed. open about Sept. ist
JOSEPH BAuMGARTEN.
Moving picture exhibition at saltair
every night. free
4. -. 1. w. AND ~ ~ ~.
~ Garfield Monday. Sept 4th Labor
Day.
$50 given away Tor prize wlltzlng and
cake walk. Boat races, foot races. a.
o T.. W. nj GARFIELD Labor Day
aaHa
Don't fail 20 see tho prizes IN Robin
son Bros window. i2t south Main s.,
10 be- given away ne Garfield Monday,
Sept, ith by the 4. %. y. W.
rHugHFss
n the motto ~ the American Nation:
u ~ also our motto. We give you good
value Tor your money and " you will
visit our
MARKET
you will End something to tempt your
appetite. one trial with US always
LEADS
to further orders. our deliveries are
prompt.
PROGRESS MEAT MARKET.
1872 W. Second South.
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H. D. SABINE,


IEADING MERCHANT TAILOR,
Announces tho opening ot his fan and
winter selections Tor lSaa-l9oO In linz
ported broodclothH, cheviots thlhets,
Vlcuuu8, uNtordH Hergca, fancy vest-
iugs. etc, II n the largest stock car
rltd by any arm In this city, and IL exc
elusive ln designs and latest novelties.
Superior nt and finish guaranteed.
An early inspection Ia Invited.
40 West Second South.
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driving the wagon states that the rum
away was not caused by any negligence
on his part. He was driving along
Third South near Sixth East when
suddenly q bolt broke. and the wagon
turned M side down. and the horse
dashed away. The boy was bruised
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
LOGAN TEMPLE.

Logan Temple will close for removal
tion and ropnlrn on Friday, July eist.
and reopen on Monday. September tth,
1899. NJ w, MERRILL.
President.
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DESvER Ann RrrunN $40 90.


on September 7th and sth the Rio
Grnude Western Ry. announces rate OF
5000 20 Denver and return. Trains de-
part $3.50 "a. m. and s!05 p. m.
Through Pullman Palace and ordln-
airy Sleepers, free reclining Chair Cars.
Perfect Dining Car service.
Ticket office, Dolly Block corner.
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SIT. GEORGE TEMPLE.

WIN close on Friday, September % 1899,
and reopen on Tuesday. october a.
DAVID H. CANNON,
President.
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MANTi TEMPLE.

The Manti Temple viii be closed
Monday 2sth OF August, and reopened
on Wednesday, nth OF October 1899
JOHN -, Il, McALLlSTER.
nr4aidpnf
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Time ~ nrctlnR. Health Is not al
ways permanent Take that Policy In
The Muunl Life Of New York today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

The Leading Commercial School.
FAN Term opens Tuesday, September
Q, Day aud Evening School. Both
sexes admitted. Famous Ellis Cabinet
ucricnccd Teachers. Write today. Box
1Gl, salt Lake city,
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TEN DAY sTor-oyER Ar WASH
INGTUN

my be enjoyed by purchasers OF tickets
TO philadelphia and New York over
Pennsylvania short Lines, Tickets via
Washington are sold at same fares as
Via direct line Of Pennsylvania System.
For spccinl Information apply 10 Geo. n.
Hun. n. r. Agt. 1929 18th at, Denver
Colo. or n. H. DeTlng, A. q. 4. Agt,
Gas South Clark st., Chicago,
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DON'T FAIL To 40 no GARFIELD
Monday, Sept 4th. Labor Day. Every
body has a good time with the A, o. u.
~
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Baseball Lagoon Saturday, Sunday
and Monday, September End. Ord and
Ath. Billings vs. Rio Grande Western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

ZIoN's SAVINGS BANK and Trust
CO.. tho oldest and largest savings
bank IN Utah. pays Z per cent interest
OF 81 or thousands start an account
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early and vote often for your choice
for the Diamond Necklace at saltair
this week
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Advertisements 10 mis- column one cent
per irord zach insertion. Special rates
bU Ms ircek amt month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

You will lose money n you don't
FIRST get our prices on an building ma
tCrlhl,
MeCoNALGHY LOOSE LUMBER co.
sN s., First West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Bartholomew Horses stlll show at
Lagoon every day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Castle Gate and Winter quarters,
Lump, Nut and Slack.
Anthracite, AN sizrs 50. 10 sept. list
y. J, SHARP. Agent
Is South. Main. Telephone, 40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Have you ADDED UPON In your list
Of books for SUMMER READGNG2
MANY PEOPLE who viii not read a
tract
WILL READ A STORY.
To such send ADDED UPON. For sale
by AN news dealers or at DESEREr
NEWS OFFICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Bartholomew Horses stln show At
Lagoon every day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Baseball Lagoon Saturday sunday
and Monday September End, 3rd and
4th., Billings vs. Rio Grande Western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
EoR Sale Real ESTATE.

SEE nOusTON's SALE SIGNS.
All parts Of the city.
All kinds " properly.
All prices,
All bargains
FUTILE BRUs.. il 50. MAIN ~.
$40 rods, Darlington. and modern i-room
brick VOL bullt, lawn otg, sLON HAlOruds
anu modern htck cottage In darlington,
street Yncant, tor ssA
Tor bargains sec us
futile hfos. Progress building,
EIGHTY AChES UNDER CuLIiYA-
Hunter ward Edwin Petit, 1os South soc-
und West, city.
Will SELL YOU An a BARGAfS
any part OF he City. jas X. shaw under
walker Bros bank
WE SELL UEAL ESTATE RENT
houses Or collect gad dobts, Can aud SEQ
block as westfirst south ''''
tOR nAUGAlNs iN RIAL ESTATE
call on mos list your property with mo Tor
sale. . y Peterson, q W sud 10
HOUSES AND LOTS iOk sALEi ALL
parts Of town List your properties with
Us Mooka Bros. % West second south.
WE SILL REAL EsrNrE THAT'S ALL
futile Bros, lil Main 49,
HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS AND SHE'D,
lot eNh a bargain Apply eb Reed street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO INVENTORS AND AUTnORS-
Caveats filed, examinations made In tho o.
5, pHteut once At Washington, ID. g.. copy.
rights applied for patents secured In an
countries, Inventors and authors rights
protected, All business private. u. y
Pntont Agency, Chas. ", Stayner. Attorney
and Mnnayor office Mccormick building
salt Lake city Telephone Gs. Correspond.
eneO With stamps solicited.
JOHN stMMs, CHIMMNEYs AND FUR
uaces cleaned and repaired Utah stove
aud Hardware Coz. M w, Third south 7=z
LOST.
RRowN. HORSE MARKS RT on
right thigh, while spot on each shoulder
small star Ia forehead, and saddle marks,
n, W. clayton.
SMALL PACKAGE CONTAINING
joWolry, on sixth or seventh South or First
West sunday, August 9Th. Return 10 ~
owen street Seventh South. Eighth aud
Ninth East
MAP on PORTION or WEST NOUN
tain, dnnor leave atsi7 5 Main and receive
ruwutd
one bay horse and sorfol mare Return 70
FOUND.
VOLUNTEERS GOLD RAbGE. EN-
euire OF r. u, Brooks, " sixth East
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

The largest circulation Of any papa between
Denver and The coast Books open to adN'i'
ttsfA
The following figures give lm number o,
me SsmlWs,kly News printed on The in' OF
,ath month since the pspsf hanStd hands on
laut.fN 4 HOO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02
TO NEW YORK ASp HrruHS sOo.ss

neeeham's Prls-No equal for conH,I.
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HELP WANTED.

a GiRL ron GENERAL uousEWoRK
IN family Of three, Apply mornings No
81 North state Street
A GOOD Man on CREAM MORk. AND
hftvru cream dipppfa r. a. Mcdonald
candy Co, - West Third south.
MIN AND WOMEN. GOOD ADnRtss.
10 travel aud appo. MT SCENTS salary as
month gApHusosl rapid Advancement I'm
usually brilliant opportunity. ADDRESS. with
tcistuncu. Hutlcf s AlgctNcw Haven, Conn
a YouNG LADY WOULD LIKE 10
Keep house for a gentleman, Address q, g.,
this oillca
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN 10 RLP
resent ~ In this aud surrounding t0Wus M
energetic person eau make from so tn sl3
per week. Hnom y Commercial Xix
10 NOr WANT WURKf DO YOu
want holpi Go 10 ilorkelfath &ro., ldi Main
street Telephone tGl a. ". strOck Mgr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Jcnaon's Church Chronology. a chron-
u9yos'.a' ~ vs. ~, Sos "pu,yn from
now type throughout In any STYLE
al binding desired. pricea. li,25. 81 30
and $500 The funds derived from tho
sale OF the book will be used FOR the
erection OF new Lntter-dny Saints
Historians ONCE IN this city. For sala
at THE DESEREr NEWS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

hathing better. music better dancing
better at Saltair now than over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

To-daU'S Metals.
SHYIR. bar 50 ~
IAD. SIjJ
CASING COPPfR " cents o N.
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sDdlly except sunday.
Fare Tor round trio % G. Boating.
bathing. dancing. Depot, corner First
South and Fourth West streets.
bartholomew Horses atill show at
Lagoon every day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

4. q. q. W Al GARFIELD. MONDAY.
sErrEMnER
Labor Day, $500 In prizes given away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Avenue
a NtMnER Ol FAMILY MD DAitY
cows also hay, delivered % any pnri ~ the
city ~ market price Amply 20 y u Muir.
Cor nm last aud 18th south ~ Phone -
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LOST.

V0LuNTEERs GOLD RABGE. ES
euire OF r. u, Brooks. " Sixth East,
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WANTED.

QUALIFIED TEACHERS DESIRING
ppsltlun will apply 90 President neniauin
!lun. Jr.. brigham Young Academy. Provo,
Utah
Rooms MD HOAWb fOR STUDENTS
BY thc University Of Utah. sat Lake city.
EMPLOYMENT ny a YOUNG MAN OF
good character. willing to work, Possessed
Of r. far education. Address 1901 this ONCE
FtNL NETt kNtp VOLUNTEERS MIN
willing 10 work. assured Of o. por day. Call
W. % 49, Ihirl south.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE nOuGHT
sold mi exchanged easy paymcnts
Nushburn Furniture Co. b West first
South Phone go y
TWO EXPERT GYMNASTICS FoN A
hno selling proposition q lady cunvasscr Of
experience would ho specially suited and
could mako good money Apply az tho
News
tNuRus-iNG WORK. h. g. schaub, Logan
ttlsr-Ci.Nss tpHOt.srEttNG. ~ YOU
have no money, Will exchange NOrk guar.
antocd. 4, Hansen. iu q. nd ia
4 PURCHASER ron a VARIED
assortment ~ secondhand Job display
and ludy type Apply 10 The nCsetet
SECOND nAND FURNITURE Ar 90
state street Goods sold on easy payments.
~ WEUnEit
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rHE EDISON co, ~ MAtN STREET,
viii make entire change In their pro-
gram, commencing Wednesday, tomor-
row. Introducing Is new scenes.
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GARrirLD nrAoiL

The Popular bathing Resort.
June %. trains viii run
foiiotyHs
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PAsTURAoE.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARTISTS.
OPTICIANS.

y SMITH MANUFACTURING OPT.
Eyes examined frco iu1 South Main street
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


ROOMS AND BoARD. EVERYTHING
welt appointed, single or cn.suitc, - North
Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

Moving picture exhibition at saltalr
every night. free
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-02

4. -. 4. ". AND ~ az ~.
~ Garfield Monday. Sept ith Labor
Day.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SURVEYORS.
ATTORNEYS.

o.. 5. DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
! y, Lyman gO5-G Nottingham block, salt
Lnkn CIV.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03
Laft for Waahtnr1nn

D The flag Of Rear Admiral Norman
Fl. Farquhar was hauled down Satur-
day from the Franklin at the Norfolk
navy yard over which it has flown for
two years. in peace and in war.
Admiral F%aruuhar made a phenome-
nal success of the opportunity afforded
for The display Of executive ability
when in a months time he turned out
a complete armored and mosquito fleet
of vessels that had been harmless
lighthouse tenders and evenu cutters.
speedy work was accomplished Just
when these vessels were most needed
FOR coast defense at the outbreak OF
hostilities With Spain. W
The command of the North Atlantic
SQUADRON. the highest honor in the gift
of the Navy Department. is but adc-
recognition of his services. He
assumes command of the fleet on tle
18th in Hampton Roads. The Admiral
left for Washington yesterday evening
to join his family.
b Admira expresses his pleasure
At again having sea duty. Asked if
the command Of the home squadron
was not q great honor. he modest'y
replied: Well, it's about the biggest
hin they've got" He will he n wash
instnn to greetDewey. II will be the
meeting of the hero of Manila ana tho
hero of Apia, for the services OF Ad-
miral Farluhar during the srcat
Somoan cyclone will never be forgotten
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03

&x EAWORHTE
I PRESCRIPTION
81 FOR WEAK VVDMEN.

raj S%ainpson's fleet to Old Point a
memorable event. The Richmond
Chamber of Commerce and the Young
Mems Business Association are taking.
Il decidedly prominent rola. ans; ii vas
partly due to the representation
made by them to the Navy Department
that the proposed visit will De a real
ity. ..@. .
Norfolkis officers AMI leading men
are making extensive Preparations for
the entertainment of the naval officers.
the men Of the fleet and notubles who
will be present. According to the fol-
lowing telegram. which "as sent to
Secretary Of the Navy Long ana was
referred t" the chief ns the Bureau Of
Navigation CrowninShicll. the fleet
wHl remain ten days, n efforts are
being made to have the stay prolonged:
II. l.. Davis. Norfolk. va: "
North Atlantic Squadron cNDecta0
to arrive Hampton I3oals III" evening
of October 5th. viii probably remain
about ten days. "cROWINSHIELD.'r
OR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN.
One laudable feature OF the occasion
is that the visit will be used as I, meth
ID Of instruction for the school mild
ren. h Chesapeake ana Chic rail
road officials are now at work upon a
schen" by which it is h,ped llat at
least 10000 scholars in the Richmond
public schools Will be :lbla 10 1artici-
pate in the exercises dtterdan upon
the welcoming of the fleet.
No definite methGd ot procedure has
as yet been adopted. but plans will he
formulated within a few lays
=... ... BALL FOR SAMPSON.
the banquet and ban which Will be
in honor of Rea Admiral Sampson WI
PROBABLY eclipse any like function ever
Witnessed in this section. M
Il feature will prnhabl- be held
Wednesday evening. October l1th, and
will be given at the ;Nu hotels at Old
Point. Fifteen hundred Invitations vii,
DC Issue for the ball. and at the ban
1uet three hundred covers will be laid.
Appropriations are also bein" made
nE Norfolk II Newport News Officials
Tor a magnificent display oe fireworks.
ana the city Of Norfolk Will l:lvishly
decorate in honor of the heroes. Some
nope is also being entertained tina. Nd
miral Dewey II Secretary Lon, will
;also pc present, the invitations sent
them having, as Vet, not been declined.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03
THE TKOUDE HERE.
Graceful Little Ere nch Warship Living
. OHthG Piera. ~ 4"

eH tho flsTa. .
The French protected cruiser Troule
arrived in port yesterday at 1880
O'clock from Halifax. n. S. and is now
anchored i'll the llarbor off Pier 2.
The cruiser came in here for
coal, and after replenishinS her
bunkers she will proceed to Martinique
under orders As she only car
,ries 200 toms of coal in her bunkers, thev
were almost empty When the shj,
reached port. 1t Will not bc necessary
l"l her to coal again until she reaches
her destination. A
The Tr"udc passed in the Virginia
Sapes yesterday about 80 O'Clock AM.
ana reached Old Point shortly after 3
O'Clock. Later she proceeded TO this
l'Hrt, arriving about 1880 O'Clock. Quar-
antlne Officer S. w. Hobson boarded The
NaEship soon after she dropped anchor
ana lett her a few minutes later, find
ing tie vessel in good condition.
AS the Troude lies an anchor off the
Piers n nay be easily viewed from
any point along the waterfront She is
PAINTED white and her Two smokestacks
't o! " co."l, ana i'll this respect
she the smaller cruisers of
me United states navy. 4 glance at
me snip PROV, however. the arrange
nent OF her guns and the flag at her
stern shows thai she is a fore;g, built
"arsnlp. Her PROV is Very sharp and
t;er ram extends out some distance I'M
der water. She has three masts.
me Troude is a third class cruiser,
win steel hull and 1H inch protective
Geek. She was launched at Bordeaux
IN 1883. Her dimensions follow:
Length. 311.5 feet: beam. 3l.o feet
ana draft. Il feet. Her displacement
is 2,o26 tons. Her speed is 200 knots
an hour and her indicated horse "
5000. $500
inch rapid fire rifles and eight other
quick fire rifles Of four metres each.
Il has FIVE torpedo tubes. The ship.s
complement is $50 men.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03
To Repi.o,. M. 90.

Lightship No. II left pors sunday for
Diamond shoal, off Eattcras, to re-
place No. 50. hich was b!c"n ashore
from that station and IS now here. The
tender Maple took NJ. i cut, stopping
at Portsmouth, Va, to get the cables
n outfit Of the ligntsaip. Mate An
derson is in charge .! so. II, Captain
Sowing remaining IN baltimore on
cay or absence. Nj. NJ. v. O'Neal
vent down to No. II /, adjust her com
passes before she is located On Dia-
mOnd Shoals.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03
Ladies' and. Misses Shoe
Department.

We carry the largest assortment of
this line in the city. In black and tan
button and lace in all styles Of toes, and
in all widths.
Misses Shoes, sizes 11H to 2. Button,
Lace, Black and Tan CSC, 1925, $l.39,
$50, SITS per pair.
widths, soc. Csc, $1.25, s1.2o and s1.75.
Rabies Shoes, sizes l to S, all colors.
Black n Tan, Button and Lace. SOC,
Csc, 75c, s5c, csc. SIPS, $3.50.
Ladies Shoes, Button and Lace,
Black and Tan, all widths and all sizes,
SITS. s1.3S. $3.50, SOS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03
EAD FOR
The Union Mission VIII Opon Up Axatn
- ~ Tonight. @4" "

II will be good news u all interest
"a TO learn that the Anion Gospel
Mission Will open up at it's newly ac-
CURED quarters at No. 2613 Washing
ton avenue. tonight.
M delay thai has been caused
through having to tear down the old
building at the corner Of Twenty-eighth
street and Washington venua has been
fesretable, but after tonight the mis-
sion Will be in full working order.
ready for even more ana better accom-
plishne1t than ever.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03
Outing Flannels.

just arrived about so pieces in light
and dark colors. stripe, plaids. checks
and flowers, in fact. all the new colors
for ladies' wraps and chillrcn's
dresses. Prices lower han ever before
SC. SC. 10c. 12Ec. per yard.
See these in our window display.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03
The smith Ov.,hau,as.

y force OF Chesapeake & Ohio work.
men are aboard the tug Games Smith.
~ which was recently purchased by
captain Cnokscy. superintendent or
property, overhau!ing the YES
SCI. She is being painted Tbs prevailing
color of the Chesapcake & ohio
feet. She will be used as Il towing boat
between here and Northern unr1s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03
a LA kG r. VESSEL.
The Fivt-AEssted Schooner Na,haniel P.l-
Iner Here, @

The huge Gve-masted schooner Ma
uhaniel T. Palmer. has arrived in mort
for q cargo of coal. She will carry the
enormous amount OF 4.%00 tons, which
is ever a thousand more than the fa-
nous Governor Ames, the first Of the
hVe-maSte:s. could carry. The William
B. Palmer is coaling at the Piers. She
AN carry $500 tons, and the Frank
Palmer a take as much as 3.4OO tons
bntf%the latter being four-masters.
The Palmer ships are. indeed, about
the finest things in the sailing line that
comes here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03
Percales.

: 36 inches wide. Ono case CT 1000
yards, in remnants Of from 1 to 10
yards. Ali %colors, figures and all kinds
of patterns. These are the regular 12hc
Sea Island percales.
Our price. the Whole lot at 10c a yard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-03
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits,

Made Of all wool home spun. Coat
lined with silk, Ckirt lined with bes::
~perealine. Also interlining and good
binding. Colors mixed browns. two or
three shade Of greys, plain navy blue,
plain brown and plain black. This is
a hummer $500 looks cheap for this
suit. -
Our price s12. so.