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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-06
PROSPERITY
Is Figured rs n Result of Increase
In Exports.

The Flftyslxth congress convenes In Its
first regular session with the country in
condition OF unusual prosperity, Of unl-
versal good will among the people at
home and in relations Of peace and friend
ship with every government OF the world
Our foreign commerce has shown greal
increase in volume and value. The com.
bined imports and exports for the year are
the largest ever shown by single year
in all orr history. Our exports Tor 1885
alone exceeded by more than a billion dol
lars our import. and exports combined in
1897. The imports per capita are 20 per
cent less than in 1870, while the export
per capita are 50 per cent more than In
1870. showing the enlarged capacity of the
United States to satisfy the wants of its
own increasing population as we'll as 70
contribute to those of the peoples OF other
nations.
Exports OF agriculture products were
1854 .776.142. OF manufactured products
We exported in value $3.50 .5s2, l46, being
larger than any previous year. II Is y
noteworthy fact that the only years in all
our history when the products OF our man
ufactories sold abroad exceeded those
bought abroad are 1898 and 1893.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-06
NATIONAL bank CIRCULATION.


ihe Law is Not Fulfilling the EN-
pectattous.
increased activity in industry with its
welcome attendant larger employment
for labor at higher wages--gives TO the
body of the people larger power TO alb
sorb the circulating medium. 1t is fur
Their true that year by year, with larger
areas OF land under cultivation the in :
creasing volume of agricultural products.
cotton, corn and wheat. calls for a larger
volume of money supply. This is espec-
tally noticeable at the crop harvesting aud
crop moving period. In it's earlier his
tory the National banking act seemed to
prove a reasonable avenue through which
needful additions to the circulation
could from time to time be made. Chang
ing conditions have apparently rendered
it now imperative TO that end The high
margin IN bond securities required, result
ing from large premiums which govern
ment bonds command in the ma.aet, or
the tax on note issues. or bot hoperatinc
together appear to be the influences
which impair it's public utility.
The attention OF congress is respectfully
invited to this important matter with the
view of ascertaining whether or not such
reasonable notifications can be made in
The National bank act as will render it's
service in the particulars here referred TO
more responsiNr To the reoplcs needs
again urge ihat National banks he aut hor-
lied TO organize v Ia capital OF $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-06
THE MESSAGE.
To the Senate and House of Representa-

To the Senate and House of Representa-
tives.
AT the threshold of your deliberations
you are called to mourn with your coun-
trymen the death of Vice President Ho.
bart who passed from this life on this
morning of November 81 last. His great
soul now rests in eternal peace. His pr-
vate life was pure and elevated. while his
public career was ever distinguished by
large capacity, stainless integrity aud eX-
allied motives. He has been removed from
the high office which he honored and dig
nilied; but his lofty character, his devotion
10 duty, his honesty of purpose and noble
virtues remain with US as a priceless
legacy and eXample
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-06
GREAT BRITAIN.
Dtsputes with Canada In Fair Way
Toward Settlement.

In my last annual message ! referred TO
the pending negotiations With Great Brit
ain in reference to matters OF our rela-
lions with the Dominion OF Canada. ny
means OF executive agency a Joint high
commission has been created for the pnr-
pose OF adjusting all unsettled questions
between the United States and Canada,
embracing twelve subjects. among winch
were the questions OF fur seals, the Usher
les Of the coast and Contiguous Inland
waters. the Alaskan boundary. the transit
OF merchandise in bond, the allen labor
laws. mining rights. reciprocity In trade.
revision OF the agreement respecting naval
vessels In the great lakes, q more COM
piete marking Of parts OF the boundary,
provision for the conveyance OF criminals
and for wrecking and salvage.
Much progress has been made BY the
Commission toward the adjustment Of
many Of these questions, when II besams
apparent that an frreconcilable difference
OF views was entertained respecting The
deiimitation Of the Alaskan boundary. Ia
the failure OF an agreement as 70 the
meaning OF articles 8 and Of the treaty
OF 1895 between Russia and Great Britain.
which defined the boundary between
Alaska and Canada. the Amsgics1 ceooy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-06
FRANCE.
Fine EAhibit 10 BE Made mt the Paris
Exposition.

The death Of President Faure 10 Feb.
ruary last called for those sincere express.
sions Of sympathy which bent The rela-
tons OF two republics as closely al
lied by unbroken historic ties as are tn,
United States and France.
Preparations. representations Of the To-
dustries, arts and products OF the United
States at the worlds exposition to be held
In Paris next year continue on an elabor-
ate and comprehensive scale, thanks to the
generous appropriation provided by con-
gress and TO the friendly interest the
French government has shown Ia further
ing a typical exhibit OF American progress.
There has been allotted to the United
States a considerable area of space, which
places our country In the first rank among
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-12-06
FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Argentina.

review Of our relations with foreign
states is presented with such recommended
lions as arc deemed appropriate.
The long pending boundary dispute be.
tween the Argentine Republic and Chile
was settled In March last by the award
OF an arhitral commission. Of which the
United States minister at Buenos Ayres
served as umpire.
Progress has been made toward tho con-
clusion of a convention OF cxtradition with
the Argentine Republic. Having been ad-
States senate and ratified by Argentina.
II only awaits the adjustment OF some
slight changes in the text before OK
change
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
LAMBERT'S POINT.

The gross receipts OF the lawn party
and open air concert of the Lambcrt's
Point brass band amounted 10 S96.@3
The Ladies' Aid Society Of ST Mark :
Episcopal Church VIII give a lawn par
~ and social on the green opposite
Myers avenue on Tuesday evening. Sep
tembcr 5th. 10 continue for three
NIGHTS There VIII be several attractions
presented. among them an open air
concert each evening by the Lambert :
Point brass band. which has kindly Of
ierei is services. The entertainment
viii he given for the benefit Of the
church. and the ladies in charge cor
Gially invite their friends from Norfolk
to come out and aid them in making
tho enterprise ii success.
Miss Evelyn Frizzril. of Rappahan-
mock avenue, is visiting friends in Roa-
nollc. Va.
MIR W. H. Bullock is very sick a; his
home on Myers avenue extended.
Two Well known young men from this
section took a ride on their bicycles
10 Ocean View Wednesday night. on
their return trip and when about n
mile from the View their wheels broke
down and their had To foot it home, a
distance of eight miles.
The sloop Carrie Louise. belonging 10
Capt. w. j. Backus which went ashore
IL Tanners Creek during the recent
storm, has been hauled off. Fortunate-
~ she sustained no damage.
The truckers in this section are get
ting their grounds ready to SOW fall
peas and beans.
The old barrel factory of Mr.. Henry
Parker. which has stood for num-
Der OF years in a field east of Bowden's
ferry road. is being torn down prepara-
tory 10 its removal 10 another site.
Miss ilackett. Of Baltimore. who has
been on an extended visit to the Misse.
Cooper. Of Tanners Creek. returned
home yesterday. much 10 the regret of
her many friends in this section.
Mrs. Smith is quite sick n her home
on BOWdcn's Ferry road.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
BRARBLETON WARD

Miss Margaret Rhodes Webb. of
North Marshall avenue. returned from
Windsor. y. c.. where she attended the
recent wedding Of NJ. Thos. Hobby and
Miss Annie NJ. Gray. which was cele-
brated ut 81. Thomas l. l.. Church in
that town.
Little Miss Lucy Gregory. daughter
of Mr.. Geo Il. Gregory. of South Res
crvior avenue. and Miss Matte Small.
are visiting the Misses Rodgers, in Pc
isrsburg.
Miss Ella Bryan. of Levitt avenue
has returned from the Healing Springs
Bath county. Va.
Rev. DR. j. j. Hall. who has been
very i'll for the past few days is slowly
improving and hopes 20 be able to oc-
cupy his pulpit Sunday.
Miss Fannie Y. Powell. daughter Of
Nh J. Il. Powell. Of North Marshall
avenue. returned home last night from
an extended visit 10 relatives in North
Carolina
Mrs. l.. H. Thomas. OF Providence.
Il. l.. who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. j. Jarvis. of No 14i North
Marshall avenue. has gone - Mathews
county TO visit her sister Mrs. q. w.
Trimyer.
Mrs. $. N. Brorhy and daughter.
Miss Fannie Brophy. OF Roanoke. are
the guests Of Mrs. Floyd Chapman. Of
Levitt avenue.
Miss Dott Hammond Rawley, OF Crit
tenion. Va. is visiting Miss Annie May
Terry. on West Brambleton avenue.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
THE VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
NORFOLK WILL HAVE BASEBALL
NE\T SEASON.

Just as the Atlantic League expires
Il number OF baseball promoters get
together. and with few prelninarcs
the state League is practically launch
ed upou the pillows of uncertainty for
the season of 1900.
The Virginia State League for 1900
was organized Wednesday night at Il
meeting held in the Office of Mr.. Jake
Wells. i'll Richmond.
Mr.. +. II. Cunningham, the owner
of the Norfolk team. pres dod and Mr.
II. l.. Cardozo acted as recorder.
Mcssrs. Jake Wells. Richmond: T.. IL.
Cunningham, Norfolk. John u. BRADY.
Portsmouth (by proxy. and G. Il. A.
Booker. Newport News. were present,
and represented their respective teams.
Applications were received from Pc
tcrshurg and Hampton askin,: for adj
mission into The league. The cities
named above will probably form the
circuit.
y committee was appointed 10 draft
4 constitution and bylaws, also one ON
transportation. ana the general pros
poets and business of the league were
discussed.
Mr. Cunningham. the owner OF the
Norfolk team. has done great things for
his city in the baseball line lie is 4
man of means. and an enthusiastic adj
mirer of the sport lie has lifted tho
team out of the miro and will push
things along in his city. says the Rich-
mond Leader.
Mr. Brady says that Portsmouth IS
hungry FOR a team. and Will give good
crowds. as il did in days gone by.
Mr. Booker is Tho owner of the thea
ire i'm Newport News. connected with
the shlpyards and aha,toir. ana is
exceedingly popular i'm that city. He is
a thorough baseball man.
The new league asked tho protection
n - I Il
to meet in September. when officers
Will hc elected and the reports heard
from the committees on constitution
and transportation.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
POLICE COURT MELANGE
SENT To TIE GRAND JURY
MINOR CASES

Maggie Bobbbit;. an lS-year-old col
ored girl. was until recently a trusted
domestic. OF MIR. H. {. Palmer. janitor
OF the Lowcnburg building. Maggie
however. could not keep her hands of
of $llo she Saw upon the premises She
pouEht Il bicycle. dress pattern and Il
shirt waist pattern. all in the latest
style. There was nothing too good for
Maggie until Detective West arrived
on the scene and broke up her enjoy
ment. lie recovered SIS in cash and
some merchandise. Justice Tomlin
VINO don like Il thief. nohow," sent
MaSS.e ON :" the grand jury.
MINOR CASES.
In the Police Court Yesterday morn
ing large and ugl. crowd Of sinners
faced Justice Tomlin for their Just re-
wards. that Were "dishcd" out to them
as follows:
Robert Young. who treated his faith
full horse cruelty. was fined $500.
William Fuller. colored. VAS arraisn-
cd as a sick nuisance and detained
ten days Ia recover.
Robert Daynen. colorcd, was not
satisfied with carry ng a concealed
pistol. but brought it forth from It's
concealmen, and incd 1t IN the street.
His case was continued "a to-day.
Tom Lowell. colorod. who brcl,f the
seventh commandment by stealing
whips from Rreniis stables. was given
Il fftccn-days' sojourn wiki Turnkey
Friedman.
Dave Maybe. colored. stole hon fruit.
and Justice Tomlin gave him ton days.
simon Bowen. colored. who assaulted
his better half. was hailcd Tor his APP
pCarancc in cour; this morning.
John Thomas. colored. is suspected
of stealing. and il is tina; that viii keep
him confined FOR ten days.
Ed. Stc!n. colored. go; drunk and
threatened 10 shoot Annie Dehart n
colorcd belle. for which h. paid Sc and
departed.
Blucncld Smith. colored. stole Willie
Smiths shoes. and was assigned to a
room in LAWYERS Hotel for thirty days
Thomas Drew. colorcd. was charged
with stealing $3.50 from J. Sieinbcrg
Tom was adjudgcd not guilty ana dis
charged.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
FOLK ON PAGES TWO AND THREE

County Road; but it seems that to GO
so he has 10 go up the mountain by
steep grade. and pass through lanu or
nc; only Hurley, who would be under
obligations to concede Woodbridge q
way OF necessity, but also Brown. Il
third party. who would not be under
such obligations: and the said Summers
county road is incomplete. ending in the
woods. without connecting with any
public road. Thus this outlet cannot be
said TO dispense with the way OF ne
cessty vested in Woodbridge existing
by reason of the conveyance by Caoen
10 Hurley. and the necessity of way
over Cabells remaining land in favor
of Hurley. This right OF way was APP
purtcnant 10 Hurlcys estate in the
land. If it existed. and is appurtenant to
Wooldridsc's estate in his land as an
alienee of Hurley. l think such way
OF necessity exists "A way OF neccs-
slty exists where the land granted is
completely cnvironed by. land of the
grantor or partially by his land and
the land of strangers. The law implies
from these facts that right of way
over the srlntors land was granted 10
the grantee as appurtcnant TO the cs-
tate"
But another interesting question is
discussed. Woodbridge claims that,
even if his right OF way were lost by
limitation. he subsequently, acquired Il
right of way 10y prescription. Pre-
scripiioE properly applies only to in
corporeal rights. and the statute of
limitations to corporal property. Pre-
scription prcsumcs. as defined at COM
mon law, that grant was once made
far back i'll time. In the past the
length of time Of user of the easement
must have been So long that evidence
of It's commencement has become lost
in it's lapse. 1t must have been from
Il time whereof the memory OF man
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25

supreme Court OF North Carolina,
May =, 1899.
ONE WHO ACQUIESCES IN THE
ERECTION OF y HOUSE ON HIS
LAND. KNOWING THAT THE MA
TEHIAL HAD BEEN REMOVED
FROM 4 BUILDING on MORT
GAGGED PREMISES. Is LIABLE TO
TIE MORTGAGEE FOR IT'S VAL
UE.
The facts sufficiently appear from the
opinion of the court.
The court says:
The plaintiff had mortgage on a
house and lot To secure "A debit due by
j. Wiley Shook. The latter tore down
the house. removed 1t. and rc-ercctcd
j; upon the land of the defendant
Smathcrs. The jury found that the
house. Whon torn down. was worth $3.50.
ana that the mortsased property was
impaired that much in valuc by its re-
movll The court charged the jury
thcrr being evidence to sustain the
CHARGE that if the removal oi the house
10 the land of the defendant Smathors
WAS with his knowledge and assent.
and H. knew. before j, Was rebuilt on
his land. that ii had been taken from
the land covered by plaintiffs mort
Smathcrs responsible for the value Of
tho building. In this there was no or-
r'r. We ar" treated To an argument
whether tine lion OF PLAINTIFFS mortgage
was no- destroyed by tearing down the
house and rebuilding it upon Smather's
land. But this is not - case where the
lien is sought - be enforced against
TN" removed building. as in Turner V
Mebaue. 10 y. e. as. where the house
was bodily rolled across the road upon
another tract Here no lien is sought
- he enforced against the building. bu,
tn" in"Eisaree asks personal judy
inont against Smathors. who acuuiesccd
IN the removed building being rebuilt
upon MS own land with knowledge that
IL had been taken from premises Gov
cred by plaintiffs mortgage. The court.
upon the verdict. properly rendered
Judsmcnt against Shook for the balance
due on the mortgage debt. and against
Smathers for Sl50. the value Of the re-
moved house and by whose removal the
plaintiffs security had been impaired
IT, that amount; payment of said $50
20 be credited on the mortgage debt.
40 error.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
Watt, RetteW s CLAY.
Reduced Rates
NOW is YOUR
0PPOR TUNITY'

I AM OFFERING GREATLY REDUC-
ED RATES TO ALL CATARRN SUE
FEREKS WHO BEGiN MY TREAT
MENT EEFORE SEPTEMBER +. lSse
The coming or months are probably
THE BEST lN-TuE YEAR for treat
mont beng free from the extreme heat
Of summer ana cold and SHOWS OF vim
ter. DURING THESE FAVORABLE
MONTHS CATARRlI PATIENTS RE
COVER MUCH FASTER THAN IN
SEVEl,E WEATHER. For this reason /
wan, as many CNTARRH SUFFERERs
as possible 10 BEGIN MY TREATMENT
NOW and as AN iuduccment AN OF
FERING GREATLY REDUCED RATES:
IN FACT. ABOUT HALE My USUAL.
PRICE. PROVIDED YOU BEGIN RE
FORE SEPTEMBER /. can you AFFORD
to neglect ibis opportunity?
If YOU have any intention Of taxing
treatment az all now is the usst ;.;ne.
VIII you IL Caiarrh go ora Undermining
your health whon you can be cured on
such favorablc iorns3
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
Tue rcuoEec AlIr,,rnt.

Captain Summerville. Of the schooner
fenokee. was very much hurt by the
publication Of the unfoundcd statement
ct the iwo sailors. who called for their
discharge At this port. The rcnokcr is
SOUND allow and aloft. ana tho mon used
several excuses for refusing 10 con-
tinue their trip before giving the true
one that they wanted to leave her and
would do So without any reason. rho
unjust publication referred 10. he
states. hurt the captains chances OF
chartering in this nnri
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
WOOLDRIDGE V. corGuL1N.
Supreme Court of Appeals OF Yves
Virginia.
AnTn s. 1870

supreme Court Of Appeals OF West
Virginia
Aprii s. lSa9
WAY OF NECESSITY EXISTS
WHERE LAND GRANTED Is COM
rLETELY SURROUNDED BY
GKANToR'S LAND. OR HIS LAND
AND THE LAND OF STRANGERS.
USE OF y PRIVATE WAY OVER
NOTHER'S LAND FOR TEN
YEARS, WITH THE ACQUlEs-
CENrE or THE OWNER. CON
FEES \ RIGHT TO SUCn WAY.
BIT NOT IT THE OWNER DID
NOT ACQCiEsCE IN IT'S USE.
This was suit which involved the
right of The plaintiff to use "a way lead
ii'S from hs Hand over tho land az do
PENDANT 10 a public :oad. Thore was
decree for plaintiff, and defendant
appealed.
Tn court says:
!'he facts of ne case arc that Cabell.
being owner of a l.irso tract Of land
bordering pn the cas-; side Of a public
highway called the "Oid state Road. -
Oh September =. 1871. conveyed out Of
fai! t'hct a tract containing .i6O acres.
no part of which tuuchod the old state
road. thus leaving Cabcll yet owner If
TN" iani Intervening between the Land
'ohV Hed iu Hurley and he old State
road. pn May 1871. tahell conveyed
10 Coughlin two tracts. Icing PARTS If
Saii large tract BORDERING on the old
state read. ana lying between il and
me Hurley land. ANA cutting the Ilur-
.eN !and oif from said public road. ON
June =. ISL. Hurley conveyed to Wool
uiliSr 100 acres said l05 acres lying
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
II IS great surprise on account OF .ts
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder. kidneys and back. IN male
or female Relieves retention OF water
almos: Immediately. II you want
quick relief and cure this is the rem
edy. Sold b. Wake & Martin. drug
gsts. los Water street. Norfolk. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
Toilet Articles.

Baby Talctm Powier-3c. a box.
Roll Toilet Paper-l,0Oo sheets
4. 4 roll
kallnweiler's Bath Sponges, 2lc.
each.
Regular :, s and Toe. Toilet Soaps
some cakes have torn wrap
perS-Some cakes are diStigured
from handllng-to go At &c. a
cake.
Browns Par and Glycerine Soap
regular loc. cakes, to SO at SC. a
cake.
Heather Bells Toilet Soap, to go at
5c. cake.
Tooth Brushes "Prophylactic"
shape-to so at l21sc. each.
DavidS lndelible lnk--5c. a bottle.
FREE. Colgate's Antiseptic Tooth
Powder. a bottle will be given
free to every customer making
purchase 1t our Toilet Goods
department.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25

la- Offices and No. sii Main street.
Norfoik. Va. spegalties: Catarrh anu all
diseases u Eye. Ear. Nose. Throat. Ches,
and stomach.
Hours. l n to 1880 n m: p. m. 10
$50 p. m sunday Hours. 1880 a IN 20
u 80 >. Ia Tuesday night ana Thursday
night. 80 y. N. 10 5 p. IN.
Consultation always free. Medicines
furnished. Terms always moderate. Eyes
examined for sIas-aa fro. Of nharaA
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25

WAI.Kl:R.-At the residence of her hus-
band, No. .02 y. Marshall avenue. FRAN
hlcton. at y. -. : .-W-' 93d. iS.a KArl;
DYSON WALKr.R Wife Of Captain Jas.
H. Walker. aged u years
The funeral win take place from tho
residence THIS tFridnO AFrENNOON at
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are
invited TO attend. lntormont in oak Grove
Cemetery. Portsmouth II
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
Administrators. saIe

Sale continues for few days longer.
with an additional reduction from the
original COS; as advertised. we viii
now give You 10 per cent. off frsm each
purchase OF 81 worth. BEE HIVE. $50
Main street. auo3-s:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
Mems Goods.

Mems PcrcAle Shirts > collars and
palr of cuffs Regular 81 shirts,
10 60 II SOC. each.
White ana Fancy silk Bosom Shirts
sizes II, l. and ~, Regu-
lar ST shirts, to so At sos. each.
IiermSdorf Black SoX with white
feet Regular 25c. grade, TO 60
Al i5c. pair.
Mems Blue and Grey Sweaters, 10
so At ~ each.
Mems White Handkerchiefs, tape
bordcrS- instead OF COS, TO go
Al SO. a.dozen.
Plain Black SoX , pair for 5c.
Medium weight Drawers slightly
Soiled the sos. grade, at 25c. a
pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
WEATHER REPORT.

washington. Aug. Weather fore
cast FOR Friday and Saturday:
Nrginia-Cienerllly fair Friday and
Saturday: variable winds.
North Carolina-Fair Friday and sat
urday. preceded Friday by showers and
thundorstorms on the coast; variable
winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25

Solid color Baby Ribbons 10 20 at Ic
"a yard All co!cis
Fancy weave Baby Etlhors 20 Il, at
So. 4 yard Al cClurs
No : Fancy theck rametA ana Sotl
Coior Satin Ribbons 10 So ~ &c.
" yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25

4 lot OF solid color Satin Ribbons-No.
J.. No. Ii and No. Irregular Is, II
ana l2c. grades, to SO at 12isc.
Plain and moirc Taffcta and plain
satin iiibbons-i and inches wide
-rcgular - and 2Sc. goods, TO SO
at loo yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
Some very low prices
for to-day only.
Do YOU want TO make money to-day Yes? Then visit
Watts. 80
There's not item mentioned below that does NOT clearly
show a Very liberal reduction in price
A Friday Sale OF Ribbons.

Ennon "1nelS will find some exceptional bargains to-day
ms TO &c general clearance odds end-ngths run from
SIX
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
eli. and H." Cleaning
Compound, 1Oc.

The best cleaning compound OIL
The market removes oil, paint
and grease spots instantly. Sells
regularly At l5c.-to go At lOc.
package.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
Gloves.

Odds and Ends of Colored Isle
Thread Gloves Sc. pair.
Pure Silk Mitts-fast Ljack-small
SlzeS-iOc. a pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-25
Ladies' Neckwear.

Ladies' Fancy Silk Band Bows =
The 25c. grade, to 90 at SC. each.
Ladies' White p. X. Puff 'TieS--}
StyleS--regularly sc, to go at
lOc. each.