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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE ny.

Annivrs
IRON North and Northwest a. m, 5ia5 D. m.
Iron South. $50 a. M, o,O5 a. M, 1850 a. m,
$50 p, m. and oibOp, IN.
LEAVES
Tor North aud Northwest, eil5 a. M, iiii5a O.
q, ~, l0i20p m.
Tor south elloa m, 100 a. M, 9iOl p, M, 5i95
p M ana bib y. m.
RIO oRAhDE WESTERN RY.
AunivEs
Iron South md East, i0iii A. M, 1880 p. m.
ana 1000 y. IA.
LEAVES
Tor south and East 1850 a, m, $40 D. IN. and
'i0Op;m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
AlutivEs
from West, 6I5 a. M. Gioo pm.
LEAVES
Tor West, 2iOa. M, eilOp m.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
AnRvEs
from East, COCA M, $40 ., IN.
LFAvts
Tor East, sloo .. M, $40 IN.
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TIN REMARK ABLE INCREASE ~ THOSE
y dt.on4ga peculiar 90 woman flr thH past
tcW Year, boon attracting tho especial attention
N medical men. Tho delicate organism uf w1.
meui with which her . hole system iH Iu lm.
meiiatr HyinpathY renders hef very susrrrt..
uln g. diseahn. These delicate dlseafes WELD %
tuudifylhH Influence over the other functions Of
TIE s'eleu. ana Tor this reason symptoms that
arc entirely remote from tho source " disturb.
anee worry often result
Every woman who IL sick. weak or delicate.
tho result 90 a1me breaking down % hot deli.
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Attorney Evans n preparing papora
for a suit Cor detachment for parties
IN American Fork.
Dr. G. u. Snyder. the dentist. waa
tried before Justice Noon today ON %
charge II using abusive language 10
Mrs. Steele ana was discharged.
a box car was broken into nt Spring
willie last evening aud "a quantity of
overals stolen. 10 o. thought to b. the
work Of trhmus.
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in tho nuret Court Probate Division. IN
HuI COR rHIf Lake county.
state uf Utah
On tho Matter M tln Estate " Daniel Jaeobs
Deceased
The rCtflUl OF Daniel a. Jacobs aud John
u lH.uua administrators OF tho estate n
Daniel Jacobs deceased. praying Tor the set.
tIrWrut ~ NulI account % said HdmtnlsffHs
tors aud fur the Iistrlhut'uu uf tho residue
40 al'd cftAtD Co Che UH rsuus entitled. has hgen
set Tor hearing uu "Wednesday, tho tth day III
NUIlNrr 3. - ~. At u.u o'clock 70. m.. 90
tlutnuntY Court House, 10 the Court ruum
n. tIl Uulrt in salt Lake CIV, salt Lake
county. ttah.
WITNESS the clerk, Of said court with
thU seal thUrHuf affixed this md
UHy n September A. ~ tsrl
i.rNtI DAVID ~ UtNHAh. Dlork,
lis ttu D. iitAin, Deputy CLERK.
Wilson 6 Smith. Attys.
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CASTLE GATE.
Volunteers Honuroh with u soclablc aud
Presentation Of Gold Medals,

Special Correspondence,
Castle Gate, Carbon Co, Sept a.
There was very pleasant sOCiahle held
last evening In the Knights OF PythiaR
Castle hall, tho occnHl0n being tho pre-
sontntion Of gold modnls 20 the returned
volunteers Of this town, Eugene Chat
lin, Peter Hernertz, jos. =. Sorenson
and Hans sorenaen. A most delightful
program was rendered ne follows; So
lection by Prof. Bartots orchestra;
tenor solo. Ed Edwards address. B. IL.
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james u. Cpvons has Instituted suit
ngainet Frank y. Finlayson and T.. II.
Harper. TO collect Ns0t5 and interest at
the rate OF ~ per cent. on the promise
over 10 plaintiff, The plnlntim asks for
Judgment Tor the above amount and s25
attorney fees,
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Location ~ Principal Place N business. salt
Lake tlty Utah.
NOTICE There GRO Delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account uf
assessment ipvlul on tho sth day uf August.
i-.4. tAo several amounts sUt Opposite tHr
nnIlos ui tho respective shareholder, Hs fll-
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FILLrlORE.
Reception to Missionaries aud Others-
Light Crops but Prices Good.


Light Crops but Prices Good.
Special Correspondence.
Fillmore city. Utah Sept. 2i.-Last
Friday a public reception was rendered
James Kelly, John Peterson. Harvey
MillYllle. returned missionaries, and
Frank Rogers. who has been confined IN
n hospital nt Salt Lake for more than
d year Tho meeting house was Uppro-
printoly decorated for the occasion and
varied prugrnm,consisting ~ speeches,
recltatinuH, vocal and Instrumental
solos, was rendered. The boys were
much pleased and honorod by such a
grand demonstration and manifested
ficlr gratitude IN many ways AZ the
conclusion % the exercises, luncheon
was served by tho yound ladies'
FILLMORE SCHOOLS.
The lower grades IN our public schools
are again IN operations Miss Worm Rob-
inHun Of Kanorh and Miss HERNIA Rob
inron Of this city, are the Instructors.
The people feel 10 congratulate them-
selves In securing the services OF such
efficient teachers.
Elmer Huxley aud Christian Audsr-
son occupied the time at meeting sun
day,
LIGHT CROPS But PRICES GOOD.
our crops have been yearly all hnr-
vested this season and are considerably
lighter than last year; however, We are
expecting better prices for our product,
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OUR OWN STATE.
BY the presidents wOollcy. watson and
MUST ApPolNr ELECTION JUDGES

by the president; woollcy. Watson and
Jones.
MUST APPOINT ELECTION JUDGES
The recorder also called attention 10
the statute providing for the election
of judges. and designation Of polling
places, by the council. between October
9Th and goth. FOR the November eth
el"ction. also stated that the chair
man u the political parties had been
notified To Gle lists of persons suitable
for Judges By September 30th. Filed
Mark Lindsey asked to have s. re-
bated 10 him on account ~ unused IL
cense. Referred
Charles Jay asked 20 have lot 81.
block 6. plat r., ogden city cemetery
decided TO him, Referred
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oupnN oIrY couNcII.
Paving Estimates aud Tax Ordinance for
same Must Appoint Election Judges.

AANlNN AaIhhtfA NhN NV UfuiuNufN fnf
same Must Appoint Election Judges.
The ogden city council met at 8
o'clock p, M, Sept. goth, 1893
President Thomas T.. browning pre-
rldtl aud an tho members responded
90 their names nt roll call
Miscellaneous claims amounting 10
iss0l3 were ordered paid, and pay-rolla
uggrcgotlng fiio3 were read ana allow
ed.
The committee on claims reported nd
NrHcly on the petition or Anna T.. Esq
bl1rn. who was injured In runaway
ON Twenty fourth street for help Ia
Che sum N 500. The accident was caused
by @ negligent tonmatur. and not by
any fault ou the part OF the city. Ac-
copied.
CANNOT LICENSE PROFESSIONAL
MEN,
The petition OF Geo. W. nakcr. NJ. D.,
Tor refund OF his license was granted
The money win be returned. and the
rAse sets "a precedent Tor an other ply
t|nllnH who may ask FOR a return Of
thr money paid under protest II was
decided by the State Supreme Court
that professional men cannot be H.
rgused by cities
l. T.. O'Nolil. the contractor In pnv,-
INK dlstclt No Q, was allowed SGs0,7i. tho
iuu payment NJ the contract price:
the work was accepted. and his bonds
men were released.
The mayor and recorder were ordered
~ sign telephone contract FOR an In
irument IN the home OF chief Of Police
Davenport.
The dog tax collector reported taxes
collected on 20 dogs Tor September.
ond zoe turned over TO the recorder.
Accepted.
Interest on improvement bounds OF
l1si' 10000 was ordered paid In the
tum OF 81 SL31.
PAVING ESTIMATES.
The city engineer. a. +. Parker. gave
9 hnnl estimate OF paving district No,
D. comprising one block. showing.
among other things: Total contract
work cost, Nf71O7: total cost outside
or contract work, 81. 2S5la. grand total
cost u all the work. 50 1910. Total cost
% l302i feet ahuttlng property at
y 20 per foot. ta.266: total TO be- paid
By ogden city 16.506,20.. The report ana
estimate was ordered nled.
city Recorder iedw. II. Anderson
hsked that committee on election be
appointed. The following We're named
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OGDEN NEWS.

p,bsn L al No glu Washington Avenue,
tgfe advprtl spmants and sulHcfiut Gus Will
~ rereivod I The News h delivered BY car.
iefs In ogden every evening on the same
terms As 10 salt Lake CITY. -
OGDEN. SEPT. 20, 1899.
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CENTREVILLE.
Death Of Mrs. Boynton- Court to he Held
on sept. lOth.

Special Corrcsnondnnce.
Ccntervillc, Davis CO.. Sept 25.--Ycs-
terduy Sunday was home missionary
day throughout the stake. Elders John
H. Woollcy. recently OF the Colorado
mission, Walter W. Evans OF the
Southern States mission, and n. H..
Roberts were the speakers az Center
Vile,
DEATH OF MRS. ELIZABETH
HONNTON.
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NOTICE " hereby uIyyn That OF re- meeting
N thU board NJ llTD.fnHa NJ fIv aid rUmuHHH.
bold on uio ptl day II August is1. four B..
sgssmcniH lt l-lu ~ i- Urf s.HfU rurh Frf1
payable Ha follows. sept iH.IU I.ll. let tHtH.
iHH. NHv lifh. i.1. uyt l|fh. i-'1. FOO tIu
SECRETARY of Dig .NHU sou Oh o. First South
street, SAT- llaU t|tNt state uf l.nh. ANY
stock uUu which fIIs HH.t.aYrUt .HHIl res
main unpaid UH Friday, Ur"HWisr ttth Tern
VIII uu ur| uIHUuf uuu advertised fur solo Hf
pIhIl' auction. HuI uu|rsa PAYMENT I. UHIH
lFluru 800 NH HHII 600 saturday. UDHrmUHr
uth, lrH, iu HHy thp dgIiHIuUut as.fssUeHt
tugo'Ntr H 900 Che cost N ldrUrilslus uuI yl.
Hr.sruf HiiU
ny order 90 tlo board NJ directors.
q w. MAusEN. Soy.
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when dizzy or drowsy take Bee.
chnm's pills.
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the following: Ernost W. Koli 60. NJ
snntnquln, and Lena staFcr %, Of
layHon' TO John Brown. IT,. 20. and
Catherine Pearl soboy. 10. both Of
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Another detachment suit has been
filed In tho Fourth district court. Citi-
gems OF Payaon 10 the number OF 1872,
owning property outside OF the plated
portion OF the city, asked the court 20
restrict the corporate limits OF the city.
claiming that they receive no municipal
benefit. such aa lights police protco-
ton, etc.
Marriage licences have been Issued TO
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
~ Marrow I;scnpr From SERIOUS
Accident.

There came near being a serious ac-
cident on the county road. a short dis
lance this side Of the city Park. We'd
nesday evening. y large wagon beins
pulled by team returning from
the county. filed with a pleasure party.
attempted to turn ont of the railroad
20 allow a ear behind ii To pass. and IN
doing so got Immediately in front OF
a street car approaching from another
direction on the opposite track. The
driver got his horse out of the way. but
the approaching car struck the vehicle
causing much excitement among its DC
cupants. one of the ladies fainting.
But for the timely action OF the motor
man serious accident would no douh,
have resulted. However. the force 81
the collision WAS sufficient TO cause til.
bartender 20 double up.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04

On account of quarantine conditions
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway will
discontinue. unless otherwise notified
for The next five days lending Sunday
night. August 6th). steamer service be-
tween Norfolk and Newport News and
vice versa.
Persons wishing To so to points on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway west
of Richmond during this period can
purchase tickets at Norfolk and West
ern railway. using that line to Rich
mond and Chesapeake and Ohio beyond
The Norfolk and Westerns 7:40 Il. m
and f:35 D. IN. trains from Norfolk to
Richmond connect at the latter place
with Chesapeake and Ohio trains leav-
ing at 2:i5 r. III. and 1920 y. III. daily
Chair car and Pullman reservations
can be secured. to be taken at Rich
mond. by applying at Chesapeake and
Ohio Ticket Office, No. % CRANKY street.
T.. w. CURD,
an2-5t Passenger AGENT
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
Cn.nrrl,nl Dcprc..Ion of Summon.

Senator w. n. Roach. from Larimorc.
North Dakota. writes: 81 am glad to
testify that Pe-ru-na has greatly helped
me i'll strength. vigor and appetite"
For the nervous depression of spring
and summer, Pe-ru-na will be found To
he OF great benefit. Summer Caiarrh.''
by DR.. Hartman. Columbus. o.. sem
free.
Mrs. John Carpenter. Perry. Okla
homa. writes: II took a bottle of Pc
ru-na and received great benefit from
Il. ! suffered greatly from nervous
headaches and my nervous system was
completely broken down. | recommend
Pe-ru-na to nervous people"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
RE SOLUTIONS
OF THE
Real Estate and Stock Exchange.

At meeting Of the Real Estate and
Stock Exchange held In their room
Thursday afternoon at : O'Clock. :he fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. alarm has existed In the city
Of Norfolk 10y reason OF the presence Of
yellow fever at the Soldiers Home. near
Hampton Va. therefore h.. II
Resolved. by the Real Estate and Stock
Exchange OF Norfolk Va. THAT By the
prompt and active steps which have been
taken by our authorities, as well as ny
our citizens. to prevent the disease being
brought here We desire to express oar
confidence" IN the present situation. be
ieVinf. that the disease Will not reach
our city and we pledge ourselves as an
association. as we'll as individual citizens.
to assist the various municipal depart
mcnts In keeping up II high state of sani-
TRY clcnmlinc:s. II
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
NOTICE
To Property Owners in
ATLANTIC City Ward.

All owners of property I'm Atlantic CITY
Ward. located on streets that have boor
severed. who have failed to connect thor
premises with said sewer system arc
hereby notified that the ordinances RE-
CURED SAID CONNECTIONS TO RE
MADb ny JULY lst 1882 and they arc
warned that IMMEDIATE STEPS WILL,
TAKEN AGAINST THEM personally un-
der said ordinances ana the criminal laws
OF the state unless said premises are
FORTHWITH CONNECTED.
BY order OF the Local Board of I'm
provemcnt of Atlantic City Ward.
w T.. GOODWIN,
du---t Chairman.
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Tug sir.cur "m ,hr ways.

The Merritt Wrccking Cornplny's tug
tugs in the world. is hauled out on CO.
lonn.t'S railway 1T Bcr@ley. The Res
cue has on board a complete ice MAX p
ing and electric liGh: plant. The ice
plant is used on long trips in equatorial
waters for making; the ice needed by
the wrecking crew. Her work carries
her To far-distant waters. to the shores
OF Africa. or any other part of the
world where she may be called
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FUNERALS.
MIR. ]. r. MOORE.

MIR. Jas. IL. Moore, who departed this
life at his home. No. 107 Park avenue,
was born in Princess Anne county in
1852. When the war between the States
broke out he was too young to enter the
ranks of the army. but rendered the
Confederate government such service rs
WAS in his power. For IL number of
years after the war he was in the
Coast Survey Service OF the United
States. He was engaged in business in
this city for over twenty years. He
was twice married. In 1876 to Miss
Fisher and in 1889 to Miss Mamie
Smothers. In politics he was n Demo-
crat. y widow and six children sur
vivc him.
The funeral was held from the Park
hVenuc Presbyterian Church, Bramble-
ton. at o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and was largely attended. Washing
ton Lodge, No. .. I. o. O. T.. and Bran
bleton Lodge, No. sc, X. of T.. of which
he WAS member. were present in
bodies. The services were conducted
by Rev. T. Il. McCluer. assisted by
Rev. j. j. Hall, d. D., of Park Avenue
Baptist Church. The remains were laid
to rest in Elmwood Cemetery
MIR. JOHN l.. WILLIAMS.
, The obsequies OF Mr.. John l.. Will
iiams. who departed this life Mt his
day morning. was held from the resi-
dcnce at O'Clock yesterday morning.
The services were conducted by Rev
J. j. Hall ID. D.. OF Park Avenue Bap-
list Church. His remains were taken
to his former home in Princess Anne
county for intermeHt in the family
burial 'ound. The deceased was In
the 25th year Of his age.
DEATH OF MRS. EMILY WALLACE
The funeral Of Mrs. Emily Wallace
aged SIS years. who died at her home in
Henderson. y. C.. Yesterday morning.
will occur in Norfolk this morning.
The remains will arrive over the Sea
board Air Line this morning ut 7:35
o'clock The intermcnt Will be in Elm
wood ccmtery on arrival Of the train
Rev. DIR. Lacy will conduct the funeral
at the grave
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500 REWARD !!

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. SEX
5Icadache Indigestion, Consllpa ton or
e CostiyeneSs we cannot cure with -I,ivcrifo
the Up go-Date Little Liver Pill. when the
directions arc strictly complied with
They are purely Vegetable, and never fail
ITO give satisfaction. 25c. boxes contain
100 pills. I0c boxes contain 20 Pills. 81
boxes contain Is Pills. Beware of substi
Etutions and limitations. Sent by mail
Stamps taken. NERYITA MEDICAL
co Cor. Clinton and Jackson SITS, Chi
cage. III. Sold by BURIsOW, MARTIN
4 u CO., Norfolk. Va. jes-we. fri.sa
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"IInmpton f,ond.- tcid Yin.

The steamer Hampton Roads. which
has been in dock nj Hampton for sew
eral days, was taken in charge by the
patrol fleet in Hampton Roads ycSier-
day. There were Il number of paSsen-
gers. presumably from Hampton. on
board the steamer. ana she had started
to land them here. according to the re-
ports. She Was taken in charge by one
of the police patrol tugs. and is now
anchored off Lambert's Point. the quar-
antinc officials refusing TO allow her to
proceed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
The Ircnt az Mr. Eli.

Mr.. Mark II. ELLIS writes the Virgin
IAN Pilot that the statement to the
effect that he rowcd from Gloucester
Point to Norfolk in fourteen hours is
erroneous. on the 9th Of July he rowed
i'm 10-foot fiat skiff from the Norfolk
Boat Club. at the foot of Freemason
street. to point two miles below Cane
Charles City in eleven hours The
party who furnished this paper with
tho original statement was slightly off
in his geography.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04

Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure"
1t is n great surprise on account OF its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
III bladder. Kidneys and back. in male
or female. Relieves retention of water
almost Immediately. II you want
quick relief and cure this is the rem
edy. Sold by Wake & Martin. drug
gists. los Water street. Norfolk. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04

The Park Committee of Councils
met yesterday and opened the bids for
the erection of a greenhouse AT the
city Park. 1T was decided not to ac-
cept any bid at present. the erection
of a green house being deferred.
y subcommittee was appointed look
ing TO the securing of music for the
park. This will likely be done before
the month is over
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
Daylight nuryinr. ,nurh,.

The house at No. 195 Princess Anne
avenue. occupied by Ed. Robinson. coll
ored and others, was entered in the day
time and robbed. Yesterday Detectives
Heppel and Snowdcn arrested James
Scutchlns and Tom Smith. alias Chris
tan. colored. and the goods stolen were
found in their possession. 1t is thought
they are connected with other rob-
berries.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A FINE OPPORTUN1TY-WE WANT
IN q reliable man, who understands
the Lumber business. TO take an interest
I'm and assist in management of nice
planning Mill Plant, loca ted in ono OF the
best towns in North Carolina. Capacity
coS plant about 10000 feet dressed lumber
per day. In good order. Dry K!lns. An
abundance OF boards ut reasonable prices
Favorable freight rates. For further in
formation writo at once. LOCK Bon II,
sINnchDurE, Va. Au2-lW.
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DIR. BROWNS CONDITION
HE GROWS WEAKER AND THE
END IS NEAR.

Information from Ashland indicates
that Rev. 4. G.. Brown. ID. D.. late Pre-
siding Elder of the Norfolk District of
the Virginia NJ. +. Conference. is grow
ing weaker and the end is near.
1t was given out some time ten days
ago that the Doctors condition had
greatly improved. Friends who saw
him realized. however. that this i'm
provcment WAS only temporary and
that he would never be able TO resume
his work in the ministry.
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EYca Examined Irec

DR.. a. Week manager of the optical
department of the Gale Jewelry Com
pany. will examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially invited 10 call. je26-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
Ricgest Frei-ht.r ,hnt Floats.

The big iron freight ship Samoa, said
to be the largest ship devoted exclu-
sively to freight that floats. reached
the Norfolk and Western elevator piers
in this city Wednesday. She is an East
lndiaman, and ordinarily runs between
Liverpool and Calcutta. Her capacity
is 10000 bushels of grain. Her crew is
composed of Lascars. She will be here
loading several days.
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only ST. virginia Beach nna wctmru

one meal and bath at the Atlantic
Hotel. accommodation hrst-cla Per-
mancnt rates very low reason: This is
their advertising year. Try ii. Tickets
for sale at Virginia Beach depot
jyS-su,W, fr-lm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04

All in sight OF monument Newest
Discovery" extracts teeth painlessly
n. Y. Dental Rooms, Ennes only. 32i
~ IL. etrant 49,. Tnihnt
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FoR SALE.

tT OR SALE-WILL. SELL a WE'LL
II established business. paying 500
per month clear of expense, cheap;
Must apply at once. Address 23i. care
this office. nui-St'
III OR SALE LICENSE RETAIL MER-
IL chant and Tobacco: also store
fixtures. Address WOODARD ~ GOOD
RIDGE. 80 Water street. auS-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
THE SKIES ARE
FRIGHTENING
The Yellow Fever Scare is About
Over.
GOOD NEWS YESTERDAY

No Now Cnses or Deaths Mt tho SOL
dicr's Homo or Encour.
aging kilograms From narinc
Hospital Oaicinis-AsylumO Offered
TO Refugees. Mnny or Whom nrc
Anxious TO Roturn NorfoIk's
Strict Quarantine.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04

Carbolic Acid. 25c. pint at Trotters
Drug Store, corner Main and Church
SireoiS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-04
WILLIAM NALLE.
Adjutant General.
CONFERENCE HELD.

At $50 p. m. yesterday there was
conference between Lieutenant Com
mander Adams. of the Naval Reserves.
DIR. Hope. and the Board of Quarantine
Commissioners.
Commander Adams was placed in
command of the quarantine fleet OF
eight vessels. He has full authority in
every respect.
The fleet will patrol tho waters from
Cape Henry To above Pig Point. The
number of vessels will be Increased if
necessary. They will patrol night and
day.
SIREN HAS y SEARCHLIGHT.
The Siren has a powerful search
light. which will be of great aid in
searching out small vessels. She also
has a one FOUNDER to enforce orders
The organization OF this fleet ought to
afford reassuring protection to this sec
ton. and it seems To leave no chance
of vessels passing through the patrol
line from the infected district.
The people Of this section should be
grateful TO the Governor for his prompt
action. He has also offered TO do any
think else in his power to aid In the
emergency.
TRUCKERS PATROL BOAT.
The truckers along Nansemond river
near Pig Point. have employed n tug
and manned her. to patrol in that Sec
tion and turn back boats from the in
fected district.