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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-11
REM EN- Der!

IF there is anyone who believes tho
Gold Standard is good thing, or
that it must be maintained, 1 warn
him not to cast his ballot for me, be.
cause I. promise him 1t will not be
maintained in this country longer
than am able to get rid Of it.''-Will.
lam Jennings Bryan In speech -
Knoxville, Tenn. Sept. 16, 1900.
The sun., 1900-11-07
SECRETARY GAGE ON THE RESULT.
IL VIII Give New Connderc~ and Courage to
Industrial nd Com me crciA Al Intere,ts.

WAsHISGToN. Nov. 0.-Seoretary Gage made
this statemsnt tonight after receiving the re-
turns Of the e!e y on
The result w., brnS a sense Of qualification
and triumph to tho rank and file. as well az to
the leaders ~ tho Republican party. II this
were all which the result Involved one could
look on 1t with a sense OF comparative indifrer-
ence To my mind. however. this l. the most
minor consideration II Is the broad indus
trial and commercial intornits 70 winch the
result must bring a feeling o. profound
thankfuln"ss. II IL not necessary
to descant upon tho propositions Of the oppo-
sition. These propositions have been rejected
and we have the assurance thIt no serious in
terruption 70 the on-Eoiug " business affairs
is to oc'Ir The country, that portion Of IL al
least which carries the burdens and risks Of
enterprise aUd industry, will give a SIGH Of relief
that we have been delivered from dangers which
could not be- measured Thus relieved. new
confidence and courage will ever where he felt
and the good conditions in finance. trade and
industrial activity, rpT - Observable on every
hand. ought t", ngi undoubtedly will be
trnI-,th"ned and advanced
1t l. - hn hoped that tho victorious party
Will r. uia" that n. triumph only serves To in
cr"as" Its r"s r"sa"neInuitE not 10 It's adh"rents
mer'lv, hut Ia all a." i,'opl". The protest, and
criticisms ~ tho minority when made in good
farm, mnv justly d""fdnd honest atl patient
consideration irom the lartV invested v.'h
icl i~ujivr md administrative power Pro-
'c-t- ard criticisms have filed tho air with
c,amor"rS turgu. ln'"rsiurd hy PARTISAN
heat tIuulh the" hav" b"nu. the clements Of
truth ,rcc ma" "arrv ar" cd IcaiioHll and NAV
hrir4s 'i'h' To- "o'!uu'l councils
MY own deru conviction j.. freed a. far as
pos .irla from p'll'' il ti1s. that ever right
minded m N and woman IN our land ia 10 he
congrltulrte1 upon IA" r"'nl' ! fnow. II |
know Hn thing. th1' IN tho pre-d"nt-ol,.Ht
tho country may Impose - trust with 'ull son %
Of securi'v Tic IT, -ul "rirr 10 nero rartv nd
yan'agat H. loye- hi. counrr better than
h's part. and h' hir I"'t aim l. tn saruro to
II n, q wlol" 'nnd.'srnf ~ ioiro. ~" peace and
''onoWin w",!-Hr ~ This opinion u. I ho-
lave. full ShIr"i bv those ui tho oppo.ir.
= riy. whether from the North ur Souih who.
recro-eHt,rir t."r constituent. IN tho huiis
Of III" national lNr' llturr, Ilv" op'nc mo
contpt y IA hi, spirit ami motives dnrn- tho
folr '"us Of admin Str1tion now drawIu., to
n close
The sun., 1900-11-07
ALDERMAN vELTEN ARRESTED.
Charged With Intimidation, but the Police
Captain Nonldnt Lock Him Up.

Alderman Jacob Nelten of Williamsburg was
arrested yesterday hy q McCrlaGh deputy for
MtimidatirP John lesser. a Republican voter
IN the polIins place ~ III Leonard street.
Whom brought u the Stagg street station Alder
man Velt'n was released by Police Cnrtan Cor
wiz. Welt Is Democrat and did elect,oneering
work yesterday for ev-Coroucr George III.
Ilndsiv. tho Dernocratir candidate for Com
Crr7s In the SiNth district, I'm tho Sixteenth
el"r'ipn IL ,trirt ~ the Sixteenth ward.
I"s-"r entered tho polling place NJ $50 O'clock
In ~" morning a"3 after going into hpoth
NsI'"1 stepped Up 10 him. What followed
W. reported To- Harry Jacguiil1rd IN" cNrCI-
uv" EcpIrhCau tr"nhcr Of the 1if'e"''h As
s"rllv 0.-. Il : who asked an explanation from
the l'"pU' tran Inspector in 'h" polling place
The la''"r IuHl" TINS statement.
\ > voter uaf ed es-er was entering tho
booth 10 vote. saw tits man. Nel'on step M
20 him md tak" tho pou,il and ballot ont Of
his hand heard Linn ask whether e=-or
1--WE 7n.V"r slw MIN put q cross in tho Repub-
loan .ruHm',. and u"n marx another cross
opposite Iindsly'~ name lie then folded
~" ha..1t, pushed the voter out of the booth
nnd 'rupl"i II into tho ballot box
'anc1l..aru directed a deputy 20 arrest the
Alderman. \s,l"u was found nearby and put
LnGtr arrest hf"-ef.'ly Police Captain Cor
VIII appeared dri f"l"s>"i IA" Alderman u
was 'nlG later N"l'"u. earlier in ulc day, had
iruruldat-i other voters.
The sun., 1900-11-07
SHERIFP GRELL READY TO ACT.
Tue Governor Letter Caused Him to Chase
>upl MCS Suiagh Al Night.

The Wild pureul. ~ Supcriutendert ~ Flso-
tons John Nc uIiach NV Sheriff Grrll on Mon
dly night was not 'lu-ed by tho fac, that the
Snerh had warrant for the Superintend dent
%, was reported uu' va, ~" III Of the Gov
error'. l','"r 80 tH" SheflH. the toxt % who
was rIhi"d M Ina SIS lc>tcrda. Nr Grcll
wanted 20 u'y'r" 'ha i"rIUiondent that he
would do mt fan duty IN n, event - a clash
b"tHecu t.' ru!lu" and Suit'. Nc, nIldsh'. men.
Sn"r.I GrcI pursued Mt1lllagh in a cab
ana dIi"lt"'l To- b" -u excited over hl~ flilurc
1" cor" Hl WITH iIw 'ilt I"I'.I" 'iou.h' Ic
nn~l -ur"' l." cD.. b. aITs-t hIiu. Iu"n
too, u" W"n' 10 station house, and u Puiire
iI"idpIu'"r.. and lg one place. he -ald that
%" must lad Mo'n..lch # h. STAYED uv all
H.shi
Wa ",r'" ~ -" GIornirG whom the sheriff
did U"o' ''" NVi""fi'"'I ic4t Aitor extend
l'c l. "o0l. l.H aul- h" -ud fts' VII he wanted
- ,lN N'.- '.t' 100 .'plu ro.I. o. d. hIs fun
a.. n" rcu"It.i '.l- 'p r.; ,r'.r. wuu ~nw
l1.I % h," ulI 90 ." fnI4t.. aud fInl tor ire
",''' oi IT," r"'''r'"'> lo -. I li"r sheriff
Nuyt'". - .tln v.u h,- Il .'I.s wee which
~ ri". dI ,r q. "a F,.ul t.- >herif
"a '.t hr ,,... .."." u.,"i around lH Cd-o
Dove. aud M.'vu.,' .lr" O., bluws n
me a.iHt o."." 90 Ni.A, wNy. n. s..c.scd
b" wpvlUa'f have 20 s'o', Iu ~ all The mon
sia od around al ta,. hIt ere was no cail
ioT them up 70 O'Clock and tnsn Tie sheriff
let them 60 home
The sun., 1900-11-07
his fathers papers. THIS he failed to do and
he was therefore rearrested and held In 900

his fathers papers. THIS he failed to do and
he was therefore rearrested and held In 81 100
bail.
Thomas Shelly. a teacher o: boxing. who
lives at 200 East FOurte zenith street. was ac-
Cused Of giving two names when he re gistered
he wai known now by both The SIasistra,e pa pa
rolled Skelly, ns'ructng him not to vote
John 4. Boehimer. temporarily residing at
il was esed that he had not lived in the city
the required length OF time. lie proved that
he l. an employee Of the Government Print
ing oncc at Washington and had not given
he regiuared Ne WIS DISCHARGED
In the West Side court there we're seventy
three prisoners arraign"d on charges o. Illegal
voting or illegal registration OF these only
Cook and Joseph Reynolds, who registered
from cigar store at 90! West Fifty-srcond
street ard were arrested 10y McCull4gh deputy
held them IN $500 bail caCn for trial. the McCul-
llgh deputies PROVING almost cuhCluslyclv
that the men didn't live ia the store Nuno
Almost all OF them were made because of some
seemingly careless M stake Ola the part of the
registration clerks. Among those arrested IN
that way was Chesver Goodwin. the play
wright. lie lives at 90 West SiSty-rxth
street The registration books.had him down
"a living az 9? West Si1tv-seventh street The
error was quickly explained to Magistrate
deuel. and Nr Goodwin was discharged Ed
ward Logan. a negro employed by the West
Side RapuDlican Club, was singled out by the
az s WSl ea[s IN the ifc aay vhts s
ho registered. but afterward moved few
election district When ne tried to vote about
Magistrate deuel. discharged him. bu, whei.
Logan went back 20 the polling place and voted.
no was arres,ed ,ssain This EVIDENT spit,
severely the Tammany watchers who had
caused the second arrest
The sun., 1900-11-07
DULL ~ IULBERRY STREET.
The Usual Banquet At Police Headquarters.
but Few There IN Enjoy II.

The four Police Commissioners were in their
onlco In the Mulberry street headquarters
all last evening but the number Of visiting
onreholders and politicians was much smaller
than in preceding Presidential campaigns.
The regular election day dinner was served
IN tho Commissioners Office No Invitations
were issued this yer and only casual visitors
partppk of il.
"Brvan mas made good run said Commits
siOn"r ork when the returns were beginning
10 Indicate what wav the election was going
The police work has been as good and the
ele 'tlon quiet "a ! cNJ,ectod
The general result IL pretty much what
] exp 'cted II 10 be-" was Commissioner Abal's
remark. Il am proud of the police and am
no less proud Of the peopl" q this city. There
knowledge"
The sun., 1900-11-07
WASHIN6TON GETS THE NEWS.
Large Party in Gen. Corbinr once Re
ceivcs Returns over Special Wires.

WASHINGTON, Nov. a large party Of
army officers. members OF the Diplomat tic
Corps and persons not In official lfe includ-
Ing great many ladies, wore guests tonight
Of AdJutant-Ge Corbin at his Office In the
War Department. They received the returns
over special wires. Secretary Root joined
the party late In the evening and Secretary
hay received the election returns there also
Secretary Gase spent the evening at the Treas
ur! Department. where returns were supplied
b. the telegraph COMPANIES aud by the kcpubli-
can leaders III various parts Of the country
through he telegraph Office at the White HOUSE
Iwo operators were on duty in the White
House telegraph Office al.1 messages were sent
by direct wire 20 Canton for the Information
OF the Pres .dent. Mr. Mckinley communicated
freely with u" members of his Cabinet who
ar" IN Washington. but none of the messages
that passed through the White House office
was given out for publication.
The sun., 1900-11-07
But They Ran like Geese when the Police
Drew Their clubs.

After the poll, had been declared closed
b. the elsction officers in the Eleventh eieI-
ton district Of tho Thirty-nr-t Assembly dis
trict, gang Of about $50 Tainnany men -tormcd
the polling place at 9l East il6th street and
demanded that they be allowed to vote. They
wore told that the were too late and then
there was row Ths leaders OF the would-be
voters said they would vote OF else tear the
place 10 pieces and then called In thar fol-
lowers 10 back them ny. The crowd made
a lot Of noise. but didn't show much cager1ie.s
TO tear thing 10 lece, or to get into fight.
robert }. Crninle the Deputy Superintendent
Of Elections assigned to that district. ordered
the men 70 get out OF the polling place. They
refused and then Cromie pulling out his club,
called on tie police 20 assist him. The police,
IN accordance with Chief Devcgy's latest eI"c-
ton day orde-. responded and charged III"
mob. IL was all over ia u few second, and not
more than half dozen of the dsturbcrs had
their heads Cllbbei The rest took to their
heels before the police reached them.
The sun., 1900-11-07
HOW r. E. BENEDICT VOTED.
Wa, Late At tho Po,is. but Lost No Time q
DepositinE His Ballot.

GREESwICH. Conn Nov &c G Benedict's
town Of Greenwich gave Mckinley several
hundred majority, there being 2.3b0 voters
out Mr. Benedict did not come near the polls
until half hour before they closed, and tho
Republican managers 81 the town. who had
included him in their ranks in their canvass.
were thinking about sending for him when
Mr. Bcnoi.ct drove Mp to the polling place
hastily ahgl'ed and - hastily went into Tho
hall Possibly the presence Of q policeman
at the door reminded him of his previous eX-
pcrenCc in the town election, when his loiter-
Ing N the cntran q" nearly caused him trouble,
II is bslIeN ed 'liat he voted for the Mckinley
Electors aud the STATE and town Democratic
candidates
Several New Workers unfamiliar with the
cnu,n.,,c,,t h.lIo, 'I,y Is, ,E,ir votes hv
marking an before tho names on the ticket
instead Of pasting names.
The sun., 1900-11-07

has better order been preserved and less
violation Of tho law been committed. either
pertaining 20 the conduct Of the election or
to pubic peace oughout the city
TIE manner In which YOU have performed
your duty fully sustaius the confidence imposed
Ia you a duty which there was every assurance
you would UeriOtm under any and all circurl-
stances At no time has any doubt been enter
tanned ~ your abllty and purpose TO discharge
eNe obi 'tnu ivlHp-pl uFO'l "'tl
The records o! the day likewise demonstrate
that the people OF this great city, have every
regard and respect for authority and good
order and the manner In which the day has
been observed BY orr citizens II timely proof
~ order and s"bricty under the pressure and
tension oi great public agitation. which fact
has contributed no little part In making your
duties less difficult and ~ duous.
Read this to the members OF your command
at three successive platoon roll calls immedi-
atev following it, receipt.
WILLIAM 3. DFyEEY. Chief of Police.
The sun., 1900-11-07
TRICKERY At GETrYSBURG.
Orhciai ballots Printed by Democratic
Newspaper ! ound Ia lie defective.

GrTTysUURo, Pa. Nov @ sensation was
caused her" this morning when Il was discov-
cred that two-third~ Of Ia" ~, lal and sample
ballots had been printed without S.uare
oppOSit" IN" name Of Robert J Lewis, the Re-
publican candidate for congress. The court
WIS Immediately notified If the mistake and
Judge SwuT" -ont niIi notice To tho ut.iCoS u' the
insert the square with pencil. u is charged
that the omission was Hu Intentional trick.
The Defective ballot pHperI wor" printed by
N" Lrn,s,oirn ludcp'ri'rI which Rrdertly
supported the Democratic Canddnte. Editor
u r. AN"man mHdr an affidavit this afternoon
that ha had nothing "a Dc with the alteration.
llc minated th.t ne one rNuSt have entered
his offlO In the night and made the change.
The sun., 1900-11-07

Had to Make Two Trips to Polls Before He
Could Cast HIS Jailot.

PRINCETON. N. j. Nov. o.-Grover Cleveland
voted here this afternoon. The former Presl-
dent had to make two trips u the polls before
he succeeded In casting his ballot He re-
turned from his visit at tho home OF T.. Bene-
dict In Greenwich. Conn. az about l o'clock
this afternoon and was driven 10 the polling
station Of the second district In Chambers
street Upon trying all the doors Of the big
engine house there he found them locked
Mr. Cleveland inquired OF soms OF the by
ISLANDERS neither or not he was at tho rlght
place Before ne had received an answer
one of the doors wns opened and Mr. Cleveland
walked IN. The officials explained to MIN that
il w.u- lunch DINE and therefore the polls would
when Mr. Cleveland called again and this time
he cast Li, ballot.
The sun., 1900-11-07

Ballot Boxes Stolen From Republican Pre-.
cincts In Mon tg omery County.

LorisvILLE. Ky.. Nov, 6-Seversl election
frauds have been reported from various por-
t!ons of the State hut no serious trouble has
occurred. In Mor'gumcry county which Ia
strongly Democratic the ballot boxes were
stolen from two big Republican precincts an a
the voting was DELAYED several hours A
similar theft was reported from Mount Ster-
linz. In IeNiugiou and William sblIrR Dem
%. ratic clerks Tr'us"d t. ign la lots. At Lex
iurton Federal maI~hals Wcr" called In 20 ar
r"sJ the o"rk Hnd a mob surrou, ded the polls
ready 10 release MIN. ITpuu,c WnS avcrted by
N" 'l"rk signing 'hc ballots. but the delay
caused the loss nt many 'utcs in the precinct
which is heavily Republican. In Louisville
there was no disorder whatever.
The sun., 1900-11-07
Gen. Harrison Casts His Vote.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov o-.Gcn. BENJAMIN Harri-
son voted NJ ~ 20 O'Clock. He walked 10 the
polls. a few blocks from his North Delaware
street ro' idcn,r. greeted the election of, .cers
and pa--ad within the boC'h. That he voted
straight tckct va, shown by the brief
period hr Wa inside 4 email army of photos-
raphers had camred about tho pollS all tile
morning Ia tie hop" - catching ms pic, irc
The sun., 1900-11-07
Chairman Odeii Votes.

SFwRrR"H v.d.-Chairrran Odell reached
home late Last uirh', after ,petSine IN Pougl-
R"rIee H"vo'"l IN the Second district Of the
TlIrd ward AZ 7a' thi, morn ns he was ono
Of the first at the Iolls lie has rested at nome
nearly al day and will receive returns there
tonight.
The sun., 1900-11-07
FIRST CITY RETURNS FOR BRYAN.
Central Park Goes solidly for the Candidate
From Ncbraska

The irst returns reported a; Police Headquar-
tsrs last evening came from the Thrty-third
election disrrIct OF the Twen,y-nrst Assembly
d tr'ct This district ,akea In Central Park
The vote showed that out of tho fvs me, that
had reg ster.d four had voted, and an FOR
BrNan Tue Democrats took this as an indIca-
tior ~ Brvans election.
The sun., 1900-11-07
ONLY EIGHT ABSENT OUT or e.oss.
Record Made by the Election Inspectors a.
the Polls Yesterday.

Among 6osS election inspectors employed
AT the ,522 polling places yesterday there
were o1ly eight vacancies -Four Republicans
and four Democrats failed tu show up, and
their place, were filed by the Police Com
ml~-loue's lhiS was an unprecedented show
ing Their" were always before from forty
t. on" hundred vacancies The crowd watt
ing in Mulberry street for jobs went away
early in disgust
The sun., 1900-11-07
Two Vote, for Col,r for Governor.
Evans Ale and stout

In the Twenty-sXtl Assembly district two
citizens voted for CoIer I. Governor
The sun., 1900-11-07

AT really .nce lent pr,ducts-weli brewet and veIi
oo.Wd' Anofd health and pleasure. Everywhere
The sun., 1900-11-07
C. C.. SHAYME,
Manufacturing Fur Merchant

JACKETS newest styles: At quality, sW, IA $3.50 AAA So
Goats, $50 70 500 "xri Long Goats according length
Sabln Mink Chnchin nrcordlnv quail
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01
THE NEWS OF NORFOLK on PAGES > g (

Bay. Soldiers Home. excursions on
Lake Michigan and other places of
amusement, all of which were most
delightful The theaters were thrown
open to us, and some point to go when
ever we could spare time. These people
know how to take care of convention.
There is one special matter l wish TO
make mention of. 1 found the manager
OF the Globe Hotel, Mr.. 3. j. Bourda,
Il gentleman whose hospitality is sur
passed by none. He rendered the Nor
folk delegation a banquet. which was
participated in by several members of
the q. Il. c.. including some OF the Off
ctols of the Chicago and North Western
Railway in honor OF the Norfolk delega-
tion. winning the honor in getting the
convention mt Norfolk. Va, 1902. Mr..
Bourda is originally from Louisiana,
and has never forgotten southern hoSpi-
tally. DIR only regret is that we will
have to wait until 1902 to reciprocate.
desire to make mention of two of our
most valuable citizens. Mayor c.
Brooks Johnson and Mr.. Hudgns. pres
ident of B. NJ. assistant, who rendered
me valuable service in securing the
next convention to Norfolk. Now that
Norfolk has secured the convention we
expect her people to use every effort to
make 1t as pleasant. for the convention
as Milwaukee has done. knowing the
hospitality of the South as We'll as | do.
have no hesitation in saying such will
'be the case. Our delegation here with
visiting friends numbered over two
thousand strong. We convened on the
morning OF the 9th and will sot adjourn
before the LIST or end OF June You will
see by this that such n convention is
worth something to any city. Our health
has been excellent during our stay and
the good treatment that the people CT
Milwaukee have accorded will be long
be remembered.
A. M. COUSINS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01
Supreme Court OF Michigan.
April 5, 1900.

A JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF
WILL BE REVERSED WHERE
HIS COUNSEL. IN HIS ARGU-
MENT TO THE JURY. USED IN
TEMPERATE AND IMPROPER
LANGUAGE CONCERNING DE-
PENDANTS WITNESSES, AND
ALSO COMMENTED ON PAPERS
NOT IN EVIDENCE, AND STATED
TO THE JURY WHAT SUCH
PAPERS WOULD SHOW.
The court says:
a majority of the court are of the
opinion that the judgment in this case
should be reversed upon the ground Of
Incorporate and improper language by
counsel in the argument, and failure
on the part OF the trial court to appre-
ciate and perform his responsibilities
and duties in the conduc. Of the trial
The judgment is reversed and q new
trial ordered.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01

POTTER ". DETROIT G. H. & NJ. RY.
co
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01
ATLANTIC CITY.

The concert given by the Ladies' Aid
Society at the Coliey Memorial Presby-
terian Church last night was largely at
tended and much enjoyed by all pres
ent. The strawberry and ice cream fes-
tival given on the lawn at the close Of
the concert was literally patronized
and quite q handsome sum was real
lied.
Evangelist Garland continues TO draw
large conSrega tons at the Central Ave
nue. Baptist Church. and great interest
IS being manifested in the meetings by
me unconverted portion of the con-
gregations
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01
MEDAL CONTEs.

A Demorest medal contest will take
place under the auspices of the District
w. c. y. u. at the Methodist Church
Monday night at S o'clock. An attract
i've program of music and readings in
elocution has been mapped out for the
occasion. A small admission fee will
be charged, and at the close cream and
Strawberries Will be served at a nomi-
md nr,irn
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01

Trains for Richmond via ". G. w.
Railway. THE only all-rail line
leave Norfolk 1926 a. M. 4:3o p. M. con-
neotion for Washington arriving 3:45
p. m. and 11:20 p. m. Trains leave
Washington for Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York on arrival Rich
mcnd trains.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01

Manchester. Va, May o. lsoo.-AIrs.
James Johnson. of this place, states that
in the spring she WAS feeling very bad,
coud not do her houscwork. She began
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. and 1t gave
her relief.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01

Newest Discovery" extracts teeth
painlessly. n. Y. Dental Rooms only.
No. 32i, corner Main and Talbot sits.
n. T.. of monument: established nearly
20 years. Ennes. Dentist. New phone,
1851.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01
q. of L. E. CONVENTION.
HOW THE TIME IS SPENT IN MIL
WAUKEE
lCorresnondence virginian-Pilot.)

Milwaukee. Wis, May 80.
While spending a few weeks in Mil
waukee. Wisconsin, attending the B. OF
Il. q. convention as delegate. 1 beg to
enclose you n brief sketch Of our stay.
The people of Milwaukee could not have
Deen more generous and considerate OF
this large delegation. They have shown
us every act of kindness and have
made our stay one of the most pleasant
that could be expected. They have Civ
en- us various excursions to White Fish
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01
ny29

Virginia Mountain Resorts reached
by Norfolk and Western Railway.
through sieepers on night trains. Par
Tor cars on day trains. Tickets an al,
information at 10 CRANKY street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01
Negligee
Shirts.

We are having Neg1i-
gee Shirts made for US in
Massachusetts, after Our
own patterns and designs.
New goods from this
source arrive nearly every
week.
We give better fitting
and better values for the
money than any one else
can offer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01

Lightweight Underwear, in a variet,
of good weaves and colorings.
RUDOLPH e WALLACE,
my29 1893 Main street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-02-15
wANTED-ROOHIS.

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Georgctowu, with or without board. Address
BOX .3S this office n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-02-15

YOUNG man viii teach shorthand and tvpeyvrit-
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private family. Box 74s, this ofhcc fel5-9t EN-
BY THREE gentlemen, private family preferred;
one large or two small connecting rooms; we'll
lighted. heated. ventilated; three half beds; all
convcnicnces; trst-class board; must be pcrma-
nent; cheap Box 40, this Office fei5-St, en-
NANIEl-Board and room for lady ard daugh.
tcT years old. Address BOX 723, this Of
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