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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
a LITTLE GAME OF BUNco.
Two Slick Ducks" Attempt to do {
Stranger Out of n Ticket to Fort
Worth Texas

Il
Stranger Out of Ticket to Fort
Worth, Texas.
Portsmouth has again been visited
by "bunco' men. This time they pick
ed a stranger in the city as their vic
TIM but their efforts We're not reward
ed by any success. 1t seems that the
stranger had purchased a. ticket to
Fort Worth. Texas, and having a cen
siderable amount of leisure time TO
spend before train time, was taking in
the city He was approached by a
Gentiemanly looking man, neatly dress
ed and with splendid conversational
powers. who seemed to know just where
he (the strangely was going, his bust
ness and everything in general. "NIr.
Bunco' also produced Il ticket marked
from Baltimore to Fort Worth and
claimed the ticket was given him by
Mr.. Allen, passenger agent of the S.
y. l.. Just t this juncture of the game
another neat looking man came up and
was introduced by "Bunco No. l" as
Mr.. Allen. passenger agent of the S. A.
l.. After Il short conversation Mr..
"Bunco No. 1" asked the stranger to
sell his ticket and Mr.. Allen would give
him u complimentary one to his desti-
nation and of course the supposed Mr..
Allen" readily agreed TO give the
stranger IL complimentary. provided
half the proceeds of the sale of the
ticket would go to Mr.. Bunco No. L."
whom he said was n little short of cash
Mt present. 1t was n bold move. but
the stranger didn't happen to be from
Squash Hollow" or "Greenville." and
quietly informed the gentlemen that he
perfectly understood their little game
and advised them TO be gone else they
might have to explain the matter to Il
jury. They took the tip and nothing
has been seen of them since. Whether
the police were notified or not is not
yet known.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
GLAD TIDINGs OF GREAT JOY.
Where the Simple story Of the eros,

Where the Simple Story OF the Cross
VIII lie Told To-day.
south Street BAPTIST Church. Rev. j.
W. Mitchell, pastor-Services to-day as
follows: Sunday school at $50 q. IN.
Preaching at IL a. III. by the pastor,
At 100 y. IN. the pulpit will be oc-
cupicd by the Rev. Mr.. Martin. whose
subject will be: Gross Marks" ON
Thursday evening of this week the Rev
MT. Funsten. of this city. will deliver Il
lecture in the chapel of this church
cordial invitation to all.
Owens Memorial NJ. T.. Church, Rev.
r. I. Waterfeld, pas:or-Sunday school
at 9:l5 n. m. Preaching at II 4. IN
ana $50 y. IN. by the pastor. Subject
in the morning. walking in the
Spirit at night. II special sermon to
young men. Subject. Moral Strength
the Measure of Mankind"
Court Street Presbyterian Church.
Rev. r. u. Eggleston. rastor-Services
as follows to-day: Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m Preaching at IL a. IN. Sub
lect, Partial knowledge Here. but
Perfect knowledge Hereafter" Young
Peoples Society ut T:15 p. IN. Preach
ing at r. m. Subject, "The Disciples
as Christians" Seats free ana a cordial
invitation cNtended to all,
Pinner's Point Presbyterian Chapel.
Ney' c. D. Cilkerson. pastor Sunday
tor at - IN. y wari9 welcome to
young and OLD. both at the Sunday
school and the preaching services
Central II. T.. Church. South. Rev.
x. #. Beadles pastor-Sunday school ut
9:i5 a. M Preaching by the pastor at
II a. IN. and y. IN. CThe time of night
service has been changed to s o'c!ocll)
Morning subject. "A Doubc Paradox"
night The King of Glory in the Big
Road at the Service of . Blind Bpggar."
l.pworth League. ut p. m, Mr.. II.
Bohikin leader
Court Street Baptist Church. DIR. A.
r. owen. pastor-Servicos to-day as fol-
lows: Sunday school Mt $3.50 n. NJ
Preaching at II n. IN. by Rev. IL e
evening at $50 O'clock. At the close
oil the evening sermon there will be
called netting of the church for the
purpose Of granting letters OF dismiss
sions TO those who wish to enter the
new church to be organized at Park
View.
Wright Memorial NJ L. Church. Rev.
school at 9:l5 n. m. Preaching al ii
H. IN. and i:30 y. IN. by the pastor
subject in the morning. Johns Wish
for Ills Friend. Gains, ana the Lesson
II Teaches;' at night, life ana I'M
mortality rs Revealed in the GOSPEL. ="
calvary baptist Church. Rev. samuel
Saunders. pastor Services to-day will
he as follows: Sunday school mt o.3o
n. m. +. T. Rodman superintendent
Ireaching at II q. M. by Rev. j. NJ
flicher, ID. D., Of Petersburg. ana mt
=: m. by the pastor Meeting for
Bible study ut $50 p. m.
Fourth Street Baptist Church. corner
rnuth aud Lincoln streets. Rev. W. f.
r'sner. pastor sunday school ut 9:t5
n. m. preaching by the pasto- m II n
IN. and $40 y. M.
DR. W. J. Young Of Erwor.h N. f..
church. Norfolk, VIII preach at Park
View NJ. e. church az II = IN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
QUEER ADVERTISEMENTS.
Some Awkwardly Worded Notices
Found in Il Newspaper.
washington starr

NO person." wrote an imaginative
undertaken. ever having tried one of
these air tight collins OF ours will ever
use any other
This is supplemented by the truthful
but discoura ging advertisement OF 4
dentist: Teeth extracted with great
pains"
\ Western farmer advertiscs for n
woman TO wash iron and milk two
cows"
An advertisement once appeared, in .
Washington paper for a room for Il
young man 10 by -"
This is an advertisement from the col
umns of an English court journal;
"Blankets Blankets! Blankets. For do
nestle and charitable purposes of cv-
cry description, quality, size and
weight"
The following advertisement IS from
an Australian paper: Wanted. young
woman che palmer the bette0 to help
a small. genteel family in their domes-
tic matters; one without ringlets pre-
ferrcd."
An American paper published in Paris
recently contained the following unique
advertisement: "A young man OF
agreeable presence. and DESTROYS of get
ting married, would like TO make the
acquaintance of an aged and exper-
fenced gentleman who could dissuade
him from taking the fatal step"
Here is Il specimen of domestic adj
vertisng from the columns OF the Lon
don Times: mrs. George Ashton. :
Victoria street. Westminster. takes this
opportunity of thanking her numerous
friends for their kind letters Of SYM
pathy on the dissolution of her mar
riagc."
The court of schleswig- Hols;ein once
the request of Herr Peter Lehman, OF
Altoona, the seaman Dietrich Lehman.
who was born in kirchmoor in Novcm-
ber 1SiS. and was drowned on the jour
ney from Stockton to Hamburg while
sailing in the ship Bertha Jenny. is
hereby called upon to appear before
this court and report himself on or be-
fore Friday. January 20, at II o'clock
y. M, under pain of being declared
dead"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

Roland jones Il young son of Mr..
jeff Jones. While playing with mum
Der Of MS companions on Green street.
FRIDAY afternoon, was run over by
grocery wagon. driven by colorcd
boy. and had his right shoulder dislo-
Gated and his body bruised In mum
her Of places. lie was taken to the res
idence of his father. no. sos Middle
street. and Dr McMurran summoned.
Who ala all i'm his power to alleviate
the suiieruaS ~ The youth.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
LARGE ENiRRoIDrRY SALE

Attention is called to Emmett Deans
advertisement in another column of i
general embroidery sale. over $500
Naris To be- run off at prices never
heard of. lie Cnlls special attention to
The &C.. Sc--A-1d lnc- qualities lie Mil
also sell Andre scoggin cottons for g..
per yard Monday oUly) He has the
Hrges, line OF val laces, ranging in
price from l5c. per yard to 81 80. that
can be found in the city. White goods
and curtain muslins a speciality.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

IS reclaimed even against his Will ana
without his knowledge or cooperation
The discovcrcr of this grand remedy, Dr
Uaines. Will send a sample of the remedy
free 10 all who viii write for Il. Enough
of the remedy is mailed free TO show how
1t - used in tea. coffee or food and that
IL viii cure the dreaded habit Quietly and
permanently Send Your name and adj
d'c.,s TO Or. j. W. Iiaincs. 99i Glenn
Building. Cincinnati, O.. and he VIII mail
a free sample OF the remedy TO YOU.
securely sealed in plain wrapper, also
full directions how to use 1t. books and
testimonials from hundreds who have
hecn cured and everything needed to aid
You in saving those near and dear TO you
from life OF degradat on and ultimate
poverty and disgrace.
Mrs Jchn NJ llatton. of Lebanon Ohio.
Who a few months ago cured her husband
w.th Golden Specific who had been 4 hard
d!.nlIcr for years. now writes us that she
has also cured near and dear relative
and makes most earnest appeal to all
other women To save the drunkard.
Send for n free trial to-day. 1t will
brighten the rest OF your life. 2t-ja22, ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS

ton will meet this afternoon at 8
o'clock. at the Fourth Street Baptist
Church, corner of Fourth and Lincoln
streets An interesting program has
been arranged FOR the occasion. Mr. j.
y. New Will give IN explanation of the
following Sundays lesson.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

Iast night about O'Clock negro
named Thomas Jones entered the SEQ
ond hand store Of o. Hebrew merchant
on County street. and asked to see a
suit of clothes. The proprietor showed
him suit. but the negro said i, was
NOT what he wanted on going outside
Of his rlace Of business the proprietor
found that n pair Of pants had been
stolen. 1t is supposed tho man came in
ON purpose TO cngese the attention Of
the proprietor while hi. chum outside
stole the pants.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Lovers of Good Coffee. Listen J

Delicious and delightful are the results
YOU get after trying our Blue Label Pure
lava and Mocha Coffee. q composition Of
oeha Wien sreen aax@ ecane
hand picked and all foreign substance
carefully removed; roasted by the latest
improved method, and Immediately pack
ed in !. and pound cans. thus retain
ing it's natural delicious flavor. which can
not be surpassed If you enjoy good cof-
from US. r. u. KING.
S. w. Corner Court and Glasgow SITS.
NEW PHONE 1865.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Drunkenness Cured
1t is now Within the Reach of
Every Woman 10 Save
The Drunkard.
A TRIAL PACKAGEFREE
The Remedy Can be Given In I en-, COf-
fee Food, thus Absolutely
ana Secretly Curing tho Pa
iicHt in n "tort Time
LSiIout E5ia EnO.vIcdge

This cure for Drunkenness has shed n
radiance into thousand of hitherto desc
late nrcsdcs /; does its work so silently
and surely that while the devoted Wife
sister Or daughter looks on, the drunkard
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
TIE Gospel WORK

ne F0NpoI W0rk At The PortsmOuth
Association tomorrow afternoon will
BE- lively.
Rev. Il. u. Eggleston will address the
mems meeting at O'Clock p. IN. on n
spec.cl theme.
Prof Dunbar will conduct the song
service.
NJ O'clock the Eoys' Gospel Army
viii meet ana have good singing and a
short talk by new MN
The Iilhln Training Glass will meet
1t = o'clock
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
TIE PARK VIEW BAprIsrs.
An Excellent Entertainment Being
Prepared for the Benefit OF the
Church.

u.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Park View
Baptist Church are organizing an ex-
cellent program for the entertainment
which will be given under the auspices
Ct the society next Tuesday night at
the mission. corner of Anne and Hat
ton streets Mr.. ]. Prescott Leath. who
IS devotinS himself to Shakespearian
recitals. VIII he present to assist the
ladies in their laudable undertaking.
The PROGRAM
|. Instrumental trio.. Selected
Mrs. Etheredge and the Misses Peele.
,. First act from Hamlet 80. ..
.....A Mr.. j. Prescott Leach
Solo,. 80. Selected
Mir. Hazard.
4, Recital. Battle of Fonteroy." -
.. solo,. .......... ......Selected
Miss Martin.
PART SECOND.
l. Uncle Micagah's Treat Mt Slam
basket Beach 80. .Wheeiwright
Mr.. Hugh Steele.
3. Recessionai 80. -. ..... ISiplng
Mir. J. Prescott Leach.
Mrs. Ethercdge.
Admission II and 10 cents.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

Grimes Battery, Virginia Volunteers.
Portsmouth I.odge. No. Is. X. OF p.
Chesapeake Lodge, No. 1850 *. of II.
Tidewater Lodge. No. &C, I. o. o. f.
Portsmouth Lodge, No. 81, B. p. o. L.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
SDeCiQI OIIer for & Few D0YS Only.

Purc Creamery Butter. only 2lc. Figs.
ono pound packages 10c. Juicy Oranges,
l2c. per dozen. bib. Cans Armour's
only a small lot at this price. Boston
Baked Beans. 3-lb. cans. &C. Select Mixed
Nuts Zoe. Fine Moracaibo Coffee, only
15c Rio Coffee, 12Iac. Fine Java, 30c
Fine Imported Smoked Bloaters. 3Oc. per
dozen. Scotch Herrings. zoe. per box.
Broled Mackerel. zoe. per can. Kippered
Icrrings. zoe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

While riding on a bicycle yesterday
afternoon between Hodges Ferry and
Getty's station. Miss Carrie Pierce. Of
Cottage Place, had the misfortune to
fan off the wheel she was riding. dis
locating her LEFT shoulder. She WIS
conveyed to hcr hnme end n nhvslcian
called. who cid evervthing that medi-
cal skill could suggest
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
Portsmouth. is confined to his room

with grip.
Captain Edward p. Strom. of Cum
berand. Md, was in the ci;y yesterday.
The Young Ladies' Guild OF St. Johns
church will give 4 most enjoyable
luncheon Thursday next, from IL to 2
p. M. nj No. 20 Middle street.
Portsmouth Lodge No. l6. issues a
call this morning in reference 10 the
funeral of Mr.. Shadrack Hudgins. See
it.
Mr. II. G. futile will discourse on
events connected with the second COM
ing of our Lord and Savior. at the Mis-
sion Chapel, on Chestnut street. he
tween County and King. rhs evening
ut 100. and Monday, Tuesday AND
Wednesday nights at the same hour.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
1NsrALLATIoN OF OFFICERS.

Wildey Encampment No. g. I. o. O.
T., Will have a public installation OF
officers on Tuesday evening at o'clock
Some of the grand officers are expected
to be present to perform the ceremony
There viii be refreshments after the
installation. Those who have been in
vitcd are requested to he present
promptly on time. y very pleasant time
is expected, and Il fun attendance is
desired.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

Try our 15c. boys black hose. two
pairs for Csc. Heavy ribbed. Charles
II. Weltop 81 Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
MEMS PANTS.

MEMS PANTS.
Pants that sold for $I5o and sf.75. now
Pants that sold for 81. now sl4s
Pants that sold for $50 and s275. now
Pants shat sold for $50. now s24s.
Pants that were 81. now S2.9S.
Pants that were 50, now s3,SS.
BOYS KNEE PANTS SUITS.
Suit that were g, now sl4S
Suits that were S. now Si.9S.
Suits that were $500. now S2.4S.
Salts that were 81. nov S2.9S.
Suits that were ST. now $40.
Suits that were 81. now $3.9S.
BOYS KNEE PANTS.
soc. and 75c. quality. SOC.
Some others at l9c
Big bargains in Mnchintoshes. Rubber
Goats and Umbrellas.
MEMS U%DERwEAR
Mems soc. Mc:.nos now 29c
soc. quality. Ribbed ard Flceced Lined
7:c. quality. Wool Ribbed. now 4Sc.
Flceced Lined. ia all colors and weights
worth 81 md sl.25. now S9c.
TIE famous glastonbury. both single
and double breasted. usually sold at $50
and Sl.75. reduced to SIS.
Our assortment of Underwear is so
large that We cannot quote all of our
line in this space. CAN on us; you will
find what you want
susPENDERs.
Soc quality in both silk and imported
Another largc line of the famous wire
buckle now 2ic.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
IsIIsTs.

HAND.-At the res dcnce, corner. Chest
nut and King streets, Porismouth. Va,
January - 1889. at ll:i5 o'clock p. M.
Mrs. LOTS cURTls HAND, wife of
Samuel T. Hand. ESD; aged, So years.
10 months and days.
Funeral services At the residence THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Friends and acquainianccs are respect
fully invited to attend: y,
HCDGINS.-At the residence. No 43i
County street. Portsmouth, January 2oth.
1859. at HE'S p. m, SIIADRACH liUD-
GINS: aged. Is years.
Funeral services viii he at the resi-
dcnce THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at
3 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances in
Vitcd to attend.
FREEAIAN-At her parents residence.
Prentis avenue, Prents Place. Ports
mouth Va, January 2G;h. 1883, at $50 D.
~. MABEL V. FREEMAN. daughter OF
c. w and X. NJ. Freeman. AGED 10 years
Funeral services at the resdence THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON January 2lst
at 3 o'cl5ck. Friends and acquaintance
invited to attend.
Baltimore Sun and Washington : papers
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
FAIR Es.
IFrom 2 spr.i-lc corr..ncneent.l

T
 This yeni's fair is he best example oi the push and enc gy nf Albuquerque business men. The accumodaiions that are being offered to strangers and visit os best exemrlify their hospitality.
 St. .;ohns sent Mr. Isaac Earth and his popular sisters Misses Ad.lip and Rira tO visit or realms. He is yer, popnllr among the buyinpes population Miss L. tie Bath 6ho i. head clerk at the Phoenix Stsre is showing the city Id her sisters,
 h"lhr0nk has moi heen slow in sending her contingent nf representatives. John Rupert dropped ofr No 2. Sunday even ing After taking taking in the Fair he will gs north.
 Will B. Woods, the man behind the government ticker at Holbrook, is here tu take in inc Show
 We wonder whether L.. E. Divehliss mailed himself to town or paid excursion ~ates.
 Mir. and Mrs. 4. B MrGaffey of Hol- brook were representatives at the Com mercial Chi, hall.
 This years Fair is decided success and supercpdes anything Albuquerque has attempted m fn this time
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
MARRIED.

Last Thursday at tha rome of ite brides mother: Miss 0lena Kemre. St Johns most popnlar vonng l"dv "nd one of the leading edrc ,tors of ihe CoTnty. and Mir Geo w lewis prominent yonng man of Mesa City were joined hv the holy bonds of matrimonv The bride looked hewitc.hing in lovely gown of finest texture and Iatps' style The groom heiny a hardsnwe van"g man. looked fine in a neat. Lltrk, cutawav su
 I'm hapnv mi wa'e r"na~ou>lv "e- t..emhe~nd hv thai manv frih"d aui T large tlhle l,.ld"d 'n tho uf fmost with v,luahla rresent is avi,inn"e nf tho high eetaam with which they a~a .held
 The dinner we rlrn"t lnss.. ihn not having hean eve witness. hut as we we've a tooth. witness tn onp of Inc cake and jndging from tilis sample we can say ALL was we'll
 4 party was given at 'he Assembly, Hall in the evening and enjoyment was rife till late hon. in tho night
 The hanrv couple have bright rros- pectE for the fiitnrA aud HE HxPALD" joins t'.eir many f'ien Is in wishing than E fhil emp of Iif4's joys m,nsl ad with just enongh cares tn make the sun- shine all the brighter
 They wili'F make wndi'n' '~;,, 'o Utah. and win visit the Holy Temple at Salt Lake city
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
CONChO LOCALS.

Concho is very busy with the tall wo k of the farmers.
 The Sorghum Mill have commenced running and from all prospects will have plenty of work this season
 Several of our tends h9ve gone 70 St Johns to attend the wedding of Mir Lewis and Miss Kempe.
 Miss Blanche Baird returned home after a short visit with her sister Mrs Taught
 Mir. J. H. Marble was acri'lsnily kick eI ny mare and hnrt qrite badly, last evening. but We hope he will soon re- cover
 nf Johnson was over from the Conn ty Seat during the week.
 Our Spanish friends have commenced shearing near town,
 The dance last evening was enjoyed ny very lively croWd.
 Miss Amelia Hnnt is again teaching school in the lower town she is splpn- did teacher and will do honor to that position.
 Our ld friend John Tyler is in town We are rlease' tn see him hnt ,eg,p' havingto part sH soon, hut he seem. restless and inclined to wander. Mir Arthur IT omas, Annie andLanra Greer have again refurued to Tempe they went hv way cf the G;Ia.
 Miss Jennie Paddock, is down from. NHtriuso.
 Mr. Richard Gibbons was seen on OH, streets one day this week.
 CHIN A
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
His Life Was Saved.

Mr. ]. F.. Lily, prominent citizen
 Hannibal. Mo. lately had wonder nl drliveranre from frightful dSafh Tn telling or 1T he says. Il was-taEPn ,ith Typhoid Fever. that ran into Pneu nonfa. Ny lungs hecame hardened. was so weak rouldn't even sif mp in
 ed. Nnthiqg helped mp. expected soon dIP of Consumption, when 1 hpard nf Dr Kings New Discovery. One bottle gave reat relief. ccnun- red (, use it, and now am we'll and strong. can't say too much in it's ',raise." This marvellous medicine is he surest and qnIckeSt cnre in ihe w"rI.l for all Throat and Lnng Tronhle. RrguI'.r sizes 50 cents and $l.00. Trial 'otilpE free at St. Johns Drug Co., ev- ny bottle guaranteed.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
THE GRIM REAPER.

Just ag we were going tn press las. week ihe sal news nf death came to us Mrs Pablo Perra who has hren suff' 'ng from consumption for a long time passed 9nietlv tn rest. Mrs Pprra was vnnng anl beautiful. q kind and lowing wife. and true and faithful friend. She leaves. to mourn her dtpa,tnre hus- band two little rh ldreu and li st of friends and relatives.
 THE HERALD wishes tn add word
 f sympathy and rondolence for the rnung father and children. Death is ev- .r at his wOrk, none know when the 4"mmOns tn them will he read To ever 70 epared tO meet the fatal messenger. " right living, as Mrs. Pprea did shonId ,e the waichwnrk of these left hehind.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
,a' MI E
yaNEHE NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION.
Pract:cal:y d na " at fhe rricr
 of a Weekly.

The stIikIng and important events of he laS' year have established the ever h Almiug valne of THE THRICE WEEK x oRLD i'' every reader For an aimos, nomual sum it has kept Iis snhsrrihpr, informed of the progress of all our war. snd moreover has reported them q. promptly and fnllv as if i' were a dai ". With our interests III ext rdinr throughout the world with our troop operating in ihr Philippines. and ih. great Presidential campaign. too. a' hand. iiS value is further increased
 The motto of Ing THRICE-A WEEK WORLD is improvement II strives earl year to he hatit-r than if was tho yea before. and public confidence in it I, shown by the faci that il now circulate. m"re than twice as many papers ever week as any other newspaper. not daily. publ he'd in America.
 VI" .ff.r 'ltis- n .G-a T nrwspan.
 HE JouNs HERALD together one year Eer S3 00.
 Tine regular subscription price of the two papers is S3.50.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
First publca septem er2, 1899.

FranrIs Bacon Pianos, established in New Yo l769. made hy the olles, frm in the United States strictly high grade m every respect, eqnal 'o any piano made and at very moderate prices, taking into n,lsidaraiinn tue quality of these mag life nj instruments GeneFai western, "iiice Howard ". Fonte-& Cu 3J7-3]9 Wabash Ave, Chicago. Agents for .Ari znna. StJohns D ug % St Johns, ;.:i.
 Wnte for prices catalogue etc
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23

TIT TATTED-<sEyrSAL BG!0Hr ,RyD HJn EsL w l.e sons 10 represent ns as Mana
 gers iu this a',d clos ny counties Sal " $936 yea antI expenses Straight. ,onaiilp, nn more, nn lass salary Posi- ion etn,anent Our references, any n,nk in any town It is mainly office wo | conducted at home R, ference Enclose self-aFidrtssed stamped rnvel- >pe. TIE DOMINION Company, Dept, 3,
 hicag0e
The St. Johns herald., 1899-09-23
Northern Arizona Normal School.

The infnrmal opening of tn, N"rtbern Arizrna Normal School took place Monday. fwenty-ihr Q nuril> hring iu al,,.' l,rur-.
 Tn" ~rhnoI was nI,lr~-Std lv \ \ nu't"h. m"inh.t ,.f the Ter t"rial Brard rf E lurn'i"n; J F. I'n"~. Roy G-"rg" L,eie. J. ( Grim. Prnt \. Y rn,l r. the priu ripal. and Mis- Rnrv. 'he assi,iaui
 The srhonI starts out under th, most fnv"rahl~ au.picrs. Ten pu pifs are expected the first of mex, week, five of them from Apache county.
 The school will n i ,uht he nne of the leadi.,r edu ali n instilu- tions Q hr Territory, and great deal nf inc k being taken in t thrOughou tl. Norlhnrn cuuntirs of th T r'turv.-Cornn;r" Sun.