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Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
DETERMINED TO BUILD.
First Presbyterian Congregation VIII
Erect . $4,000 Church
Building In Canon.

For many ye rs the First Presby-
terian church has felt the need of a
better and larger building and for
some time fund has been accumu-
lating for this purpose. Last week
at an enthusiastic congregational
meeting definite plan was arranged
and work will begin at once.
This meeting decided three thisgs
defnitely-that the building should
be put up at once; that it should
cost approximately $4,000 unfurn-
ished. and that it should be located
on the lot owned by the church at
corner of Macon and Seventh, across
the street from the Baptist church
and the Washington school building.
Committees were appointed to 90
to work Immediately. That on finance
consists Of J. ]. Cone. A. S. Rudd. H.
NJ Minxay. Mrs Colgate and Mrs.
Burgess. The building committee is
composed. w. B. McGee. F. A. Ray
nolds, DIR. 7. B. Moore, Judge S. P.
Dale and S. II. Atwater. This COM
mittee is now having prospective
plans prepared.
The Presbyterian church is known
to be in pretty good shape for build
Ing. 1t owns q strip &c feet wide
scross the entire block from Macon
TO Greenwood facing Seventh street.
They expect TO get from Mr.. Thos.
Wells another strip to add to this.
The church viii be set facing the
corner Seventh and Macon, and
later parsonage can be erected on
the Greenwood corner. Besides this
property the church has in its build
ing fund about Sl4,500o. At the
last congregational meeting Mr..
Raynolds, who has really given the
greater portion of this building fund.
modestly suggested that he would
start the new list with a subscription
Of 5000. So the finance committee
now has practically Sl9.5o0 Of the
$4,000
OF course there will have to be
more than $50, 600 raised for that
sum will only build the church. Then
it is proposed TO have fine large
pipe orpan constructed especially for
the new building. The furnishing
too for such a magnificent affair will
ne no small item.
The church is to Be congratulated
upon its enterprise, and Canon will
be greatly benefited by such q fine
church building.
The Presbyterian church now has
over 400 members, and is growing
probably faster than any other or
ganization in the city.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25

Black Langshan-B. Vondra, Canon
City, first cockerel. second and fourth
pullet.
Blue Andalusians 7. Richardson,
Canon City, first, second, third and
fourth pullet.
Brown Leighorns-H. s. CARING
house, Canon City, first pen, first
cockerel, fourth and fifth pullet; W.
S. Millar, Canon, second cockersl,
second pen.
White Minorcas - Stearns fruit
ranch, Canon City, first and second
hen, first and second pullet.
White Pekin Ducks-A. 7. Rich
ardson, Canon City, first drake
White Guineas--A. T. Richardson,
Canon City. first cocksrel, first pullet.
Embden Geese-A. T. Richardson,
Canon City, first goose, first gander.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
Howard Items.

Pierce Wallen came near partini
with some of his fingers at the Coal
dale saw mill few days ago by com
ing in contact with the circular saw
The injured hand was dressed by DR.
Cochem and is healing nicely.
David Goss has been critically Il
with pneumonia, but is now recover.
ing under the care of DR.. Moxon ol
Salida.
Messrs. E. 7. Hughes and F. E. Coz
were here this week completing ar|
rangements with A. D. Freeman I'd
90 down 100 feet on Mr.. Freemsn'(
copper prospect. This is encouragl
ing.
The first regular meeting Of thq
Young Peoples Christian Temperance
Union was held at the Free Msthodia
church here Tuesday evening. 4
committee was appointed to srranab
. program for the February mestin9
Miss Anna Bondurant returned y
Canon City Friday, after sevsr
weeks spent here
Mrs. Merlo. mother of Stsphsh
Merlo, contemplates coming froh
Italy to make her home with her so4
Claude GriggA Charlie Hobson =
R. T. Long have joined the forcs y
Salida getting out timber for A. n
Alexander.
District Elder Rev. J. ?. Carr y
arrived Friday and opened tie ~ +
terly meeting services- The Epds{
opinion Is that Rev. Garrett psescl6
better every visit
Mrs. S. N. Amy has been quite
sick. DR.. F. J. Jones was the at
tending physician.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
TRAGEDY AT THE PEN.
Night Captain Rooney Murdered BY
Four Convicts Who Effect
An Escape.

In carrying OuJ tneu piAub "
escape from the penitentiary, foul
convicts murdered Night Captain
VIM. C. Rooney at the pen Monday
night. The escaped cons are Thos
Reynolds, C. EWagner, Antoine Wood
and Kid Wallace. Many things seem
to Indicate that Wagner and his gang
had planned to let out the whole
penitentiary had the alarm not been
given SO quickly.
The four cons mentioned were en-
ployed that night in the boiler room.
At ten o'clock they were given their
lunch in the guards dining room. as
is the custom. After eating, rs
Night Captain Rooney was letting
them out of the dining room, be was
grabbed by one about the arms. A
,scuffie ensued but Captain Rooney
soon fell pierced through the heart
,by a keen knife. Then Assistant
Night Captain C. F. Maloney and
Engineer Humphrey were captured
and securely tied in the barbershop
Going to the boiler room one OF the
cons applied a bucket Of soft soap to
the betting which runs the electric
lighting dynamo. This threw the
belt and left the place in entire
darkness. 1t was then the desperate
four escaped over the back wall by
means Of gas pipe hooked on top OF
the wall.
Much confusion resulted about the
psn. The warden and various officers
had heard the alarm and were soon
on the ground. But the dead night
captain had all the keys on his person
on the inside and there was no way
70 get in 10 find out the facts herein
before stated. It was thought for .
while that all the sell houses had
been opened and the yard full OF cons
waiting to make grand break for
liberty. The alarm had been given
by the ringing Of the fire bell and
blowing Of the pen whistle, and sew
srai hundred well armed citizens soon
gathered at the pcn. They were
stationed on the walls and in vsrisus
othsr good places 70 prevent . gen
efsl ost brsak.
Great excitement prevailed through
out town. Many exaggerated rumors
were afloat. 1t was said that the
entire penitentiAry had broken out
and was coming up Main street in
body Both men and women about
town were scared beyond reason A
dance in Shaeffer's hall, one of the
swell affairs, was broken up by the
night marshall and all hurried home
for safety--the men nodoubt fearing
the cons might make raid and dis
possess them Of their dress suits.
Many brave tD men stood on Beech
er's corner doing duty rs guards and
keeping people without arms from
going nearer the scene Of the i'm
agined battle. Some others a little
more brave got as near the pen as
Captain Rockafellow's home. 1t
seemed the further away from the
pen the greater was the excitement.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
Have You seen Mexico2 2

The trip thither is as fascinating
as a tour Of Egypt. 1t can be made
quickly, comfortably and at reason
able cost by joining Gates personally
contu ucted Seventh Annual Excursion
to Mexico, via Santa Fe Route, leav-
ing Chicago February %. Through
vestibuled special train, comprising
observation car, compartment car,
dining car and Pullmans. Tickets in
clude every necessary expense fer
thirty days trip. Itinerary arranged
for seeing Moxico by daylight. You
escape inclement March weather at
home. Inquire Of local agent A. T,
4 s. F. Ry. 6ltl1
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
Big Business.

The American Inc-Lead Smelling
company of Canon City makes little
noise and does little boasting, but
it does a business to be proud of.
Here are the figures of the products
for 1899:
Silver, OF. 9S.493; gold. OF. sS5.23;
copper, 10. 325, ITO; lead, ID. 1902
100; zinc, Ii. 4,1OO,67O.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25

People used to say:
20. / never pay any attention to
advertisement; they never tell the
truth"
Now it's different; people do read
advertisements, and they believe them.
Advertisers are becoming more care
full and are serupulously truthful
every day.
l know . hrm Of advertising agents
who also own . indicated soap.
said:
is it really such . wonderful
thing. and do you take the you
say you do In maxim. it?-
The answer was:
OF course it is . good thing. We
have seen too much of advertising to
Be fools enough to spend money
pushing . poor article"
Most all advertisers understand
this nowadays. and that il why it
pays better than it used.
The best place to put an adver-
tisement is in the paper that enjoys
the confidence Of the community. /
believe that the standing of the
paper reflects on the advertisements it
carries There is another thought
which never occurred to me, but which
was conveyed in q remark recently
made to me BY Mr.. N. N. Gillian, the
advertising manager at Wanamakea's.
He said:
A sleepy paper gathers . sleepy
constituency. An alert, wideawaks,
progressive sheet gets readers who
like that sort Of thing-or lifts them
to its level"
wideawaks people are the ones
most influenced BY sdvertising-pro-
gressive people, who are not afraid |
Of a new thing or new idea; people
who believe in the paper they read |
because they have learned to rely on |
it. Depend upon this. If the editor
ials carry weight, the ads will pay.
Put your trust in that sort of paper. |
Occasionally an advertisement will |
fall fiat. The wise man looks for the
reason. He doesn't blindly say: "Ad-
doesn't pay" lie looks At
the condition Of general trads, 1t the |
westher. at the goods and the price |
and the way the ID was wordes..
This 10 certain: A readable I'd in |
= readable paper will be read. Probab-
" not by all of the readers Of the |
paper, but by sufficient number to |
make the ad pay IL the goods are
right. No doubt about it whatever. |
It's a. sure a. sunshine. A cloudy |
day comes sometimes, but It doesn't |
stay long.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
Nstlce.

Ts the people Of Ca6on City: Az
rumors are a6oat that We have sold
out our businsss 70 Weaver & Bond.
or John Coz. their agent. ws wish to
cay they ars falss from TOP 70 bottom
- W aim 70 seay b year oity. Thank
Ing you for past favoes vs remain
yours Tor bssiasaa
AcNulY B1os.
u Neat MaxhsA 6ol Nala 81.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25

Mr.. ]. D. Biggs recently purchased
a very fine home site, corner Macon
snd Eleventh. whore he is now plan
ming to build q very comfortable
home. 1t will be Of frame and more
modern than many Canon residences.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25

] tell you now that you can't afford
fqNiss your washing to q hand laun-
~ bsa steam laundries have grown
~ PuInR. We do the washing just
~ cheap and 50 much better. Our
cleansing is perfect and none deny it.
Canon Steam Laundry. 3t4
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
Sheetings,
Shirtings,
Ginghans,
Prints.
r ECEN TLY

advances have taken place in all
lines of cotton goods. Before the
advances we stocked up with cords
of Domestics. Shirtings, Sheetings,
Ginghams. Prints, and other Cotton
goods.
We are now selling these goods at
just about what other merchants
would have to pay for them at pres
ent prices.
You will find THIS STORE a
good place to supply your needs in
this line
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
Lace Curtains.

We've spent hundreds and hundreds
of dollars in trying to make our line Of
spring curtains complete. We've about
succeeded. too. so that choice can easily
be made. If you had trouble before in
finding pretty. dainty curtains for your
home. you won't have this year. The de-
signs and shapes in Brussels Net. Irish
Point. Nottingham, Point de Paris. Ruff
fled Point de esprit. are all new add
range in price from Saoo to Is.oo -
pair.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
chanres tianAs.

The cigar factory Of Lava Bros.
at 422 Main street. has changed
hands, Elmer Jones Of South Gallon,
becoming the new proprietor. taking
charge Saturday morning. Ths stors
has the reputation Of keeping III
best Of cigars and tobacco and haa
done . big bushes. which. ~ predict
viii IN no wise diminish undsr III
management Of Elmer.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25

Il ron would like the New York
World Almanac and Year Book, We
~ esl it to you and give the
REcozD free one year-both $780, in
aAy hid Of good money.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25

Graham. Rye and Health Food
Bread 1t The Homs Bakery, ITO \
Main street.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
Carpets.

The newness and beauty of these
carpets is beyond the description of type
lit can give you no conception of de-
sign or color. You ought to see and own
one, two, or three, to appreciate their
richness. Fifty pieces have arrived
more to come yet. We're mighty proud
of this spring line of carpets. including
Ingrains, Brussels. Administers and Vel
vets. If you're planning at all for new
carpets, you can't afford to miss seeing
ours even if you don't buy. By the way.
we'll guarantee price and satisfaction.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25

Ask your grocer for'C Cruwn Patsat-
nesr. II equal : - - b Ce,o-
radA
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
Important.

make
alesvaube
Of
me is mosh
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25

Try Huffman's homemade bread,
pies and cakes at the Home Bakery,
ITO East Main street tt
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
TALKS ON ADVERTISING
TALK TX.

ch.rse. Austin Bate. q N.w Yo.k.
Cañon City record., 1900-01-25
We are still offering you
Silk Shirt Waists,
Wool Shirt Waists,
MohaiF Shirt Waists

in fact, any or all of our shirt waists
at a discount from regular prices.
and would say that the advance in
prices of everything you can mention
renders these bargain even at reg
ular price, and at the discount price
they are certainly worthy of your i'm
mediate attention.
Dress Goods.
in attern lengths are to be sold and
at discoant from regular marked
price.
Better do some of your necessary
spring buying right now. You are
simply OUT OF POCKET if you
wait.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
SHEEPSHEAo BAY RACES.
THE LAST DAY OF THE JOCKEY
CLUBS SPRING MEETING.

By Telegraph to Nirginian- Pilot)
New York. July IA big holiday
crowd of record breaking proportions
went down to Shecpshead Bay to-day
II was the last day OF the Coney ISL
and Jockey Clubs spring meeting.
Prince of Melbourne won the Rcali-
cation after Il stirring struggle. Sum
mary:
First racc-Five furlongs. selling
Bounteous Is to ID won. Colonel Pad
den $50 TO and 20 to u second. Maxi
mus az to y third Time. :03
Second race-Six MISUNDERSTANDING
6 to - won. Mon;anic G to | and 10
y second. Andria g to y third. Time
liza 90
Third race-Double event. Ihiturity
course. about six furlongs- Elkhorn &c
to 81 won. Tommy Atkins G to and
to u second. Beau Gallant % TO u
third. Time. l:l2.
Fourth race-T.awrcncc Realization
one and -eighths miles-Prince Of
Melbourne 03 10 81 won, lldrm g to .
and To - second, Kiiogram Us to y
third. Time. 2:i9 45.
Fifth observation-disclosures steeple-
chase. about two and oneh half miles
DR.. Catlctt g to - won. Trillion @ to
| and : to - second, Mars Chan 6 10
y third. Time. 5:2l 35.
Sixth-Selling. one and one sixteenth
miles on turf-First Whip q TO - won.
Lady Massey & to , ana evem second.
Precursor C to - third. Time, la 10.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
Hill Stayed Away Last Night.

Kansas city, July 4.-Senator Hill
did not go to the convention tonight.
He had been told that nothing of i'm
pOrtance would be done and so STAYED
in his rooms receiving delegations and
leaders. one of his callers was Gen.
Sinclair, of West Virginia. who told
him that the fight in the committee on
resolutions over the silver plank was
Il hard one. and it would be either
adopted or defeated by a very close
margin. Senator Hill received telc-
gram from the Democratic members
of the Legislature of Massachusetts.
in which they said that George Fred
Williams did not represent their views
on the platform and they were wit h
Senator Hill for conservatism.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
fsl 2: ~.

-~>o1@~-,->
POLLOCK.--At the residence of parents.
No IL Washington avenue, llunterSvillc
Oh Wednesday, July !. 1900. at 1890 o'clock
p. M, GEORGE DEWEY, infant son Of
The funeral will take place from the
above residence THIS CThursday) AZ
TERNOON at . o'clock. Friends of the
family are invited to attend.
FOWLER.-At the residence, 62s Jaml-
ron avenue. Wednesday. July 4. ut 40
p. m. ELIZABErl V. FOWLER, aged
The funeral will take place from her
late residence THIS Thursday AFTER
NOON at o'clock. Fricuds and ac-
quaintanccs respectfully invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
ATLANTIC CITY.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Colley
Memorial Presbyterian Church will
give a lawn party on the grounds of
the manse from s to IL o'clock to-
night.
The w. C. T. u. will hold its regu-
lar weekly meeting at o'clock this
afternoon.
y great number of the residents of
the ward spent the fourth at Ocean
View and Virginia Beach returning
home at the usual hour last night.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will
hold an hours session at o'clock this
afternoon.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Morning German at the Princess
Anne Yesterday.
4 Delightful House Party-SociaI Items
Coming and Going.

inc morning german given yesterday
at the Princess Anne was a very er-
joyablc affair. attended by n Iar.e
number of people. The chaperones were
Mrs Cable. of New York; Mrs Battle,
of Rocky Mount; Mrs. Saunders, Mrs.
Ida Gordon. and Mrs. Morton. others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders,
OF Wilmington. y. c.; Mrs. Wells. Mrs.
Biscoe Mrs. Woodland. Mrs. c. X. Cur
tbs, the Misses Rcdford, OF Richmond;
Miss Amy Worth, of Richmond: Miss
Knowles. OF Richmond; Miss Conrad.
OF Winston, n. c.; Miss Elizabeth
George. OF Danville; Miss Taylor, Cf
ltchnond: Miss Rosalind Sheppard. Of
Winston. y. c.; Miss Frances Chal-
lncrs. of Lynchburg: Miss Harvey, IF
Danville: Miss Gable. of New York
Miss Alma Phelp. of Baltimore: Miss
Marguerite Taylor. Miss Emily Wilson.
Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Julia Dewey.
Miss AladSc Drummond. the Misses
Kirk. Miss Parker. Miss eensett, Miss
Katherine Fontaine. Miss Whitehead,
Mr. Allen: OF Petersburg: Mr.. Thco
Miller, Of Baltimore; Mr. Garrett
Smith. DIR. bradford Burwell, Mr.. Rey-
noldS. MIR. Charles Bowdoin. Mr. Brad
+.
james Johnston. Mr.. sam Panneg. Mr..
G. Young, Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. Knowles,
Mr.. BEDFORD, MIR. Culpcppcr Mr.. Cooke.
Mr.. Blscoe, Mr.. Lee Gordon Mr. Bar
ry. Lieut.. Edgar. Mr.. w. II. Hendcr-
son. of Danvillc; Mr.. J. II. Rufiin, Mr..
Walter Pierce and Mr.. Register.
y DELIGHTFUL HOUSE PARTY.
Miss Nan Iiensctt and Miss Nettie
TilSlnnan have taken the Ward cot
tagc and are entertaining with n
charming house party. Their guests
include Miss Lizzie Taylor Miss Edith
Tunis. Miss Maud Miller, Miss Flor
cncc Milligan, w. Taylor Gwathmey,
Mr.. j. W. pugh. Mr. Tcnch Tilghman.
Mr.. Tom Tanner. Mr.. Gordon Steven
son and MIR. Zachcry.
SOCIAL ITEMS.
Rcv. Frank stringfcllow is spending
week at Mrs. Maigne's, on Butte
street.
Mrs. Penn Kennedy. of Charlestown,
W. Va, is AT Mrs. Cookies, on College
Place.
MIR. James bradley, of Baltimore, is
at Virginia Beach.
The many friends OF Miss jamie
Gresham, who is i'll with typhoid fever
at her home on Butte street. will be
glad to learn that her condition is less
critical.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Il. Carpenter and
child are spending some time at Vir-
giala Beach
Mr. Charles T.. Phelps. Jr., of Balti-
more, is st Virginia Reach.
Mr.. Walter Pierce, who has been
spending two weeks at Virginia Beach,
has returned home
Mrs. Gordon and family have opened
their cottage at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shultice are at
Virginia Beach for a few weeks.
Mr.. Ernest Wilson, of Richmond. is
among the guests AT Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Cray Tunstall is spending two
weeks at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. ana Mrs. s H. Reasley, of Pc
tcrSburs, are at the Beach
Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Coleman. of Win
ston. n. c.. are at the Virginia Cot
tage. Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Theo. Miller. of Baltimore, is
stopping at the Beach
Mr.. Turner ". Battle has returned
to his home in Richmond.
Miss Carrie White. of Elizabeth
City. \. c.. is visiting Miss Perry, on
BouSh street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05

PAIN-KILLlcR as an Internal remedy
has no equal. In cases of summer COM
plaints. diarrhoea. dyscntery, 1t cures
quickly. Used as 1, liniment. it's action Is
like magic. when applied to bad sores.
burns. scalds and sprainS. For mo sick
headache and toothachc. don't iaii 10 Try
it. In short it is a Paln-killer. Avoid
substitutes. there is but one Pain Killer.
Perry Davis Price Csc and SOC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05

dc ChastelluN. could not help remark
ing that Lafayette was never spoken
oil without manifest tokens of attach
ment ana affection.
Like all true soldiers. he loved
glory. yet at the mere hint that the
general good suggested other plans. he
quickly relinquished the opportunity to
gain 1t. More than once. when bril-
llant achievements We're within reach
he yielded for the sake of harmony his
recognized right to precedence of COM
mand. And no episode of the whole
war is so radiant with grandeur of
soul so redolcnt OF sweetness of heart
as that of Lafayette before Yorktown
awaiting the coming of Washington.
that the honor of victory might belong
10 his beloved COMMUNICATIVE Chief.
"But much as Lafayette deserved
and receives our love and honor in re-
turn for his personal services in the
cause Of America. his chief title to the
gratitude of our people is that his he
roic figure ever looms up before their
entranced fancy as the symbol of the
maSnamitY which France as n nation
displayed toward our country in her
!aborious struggle for life and liberty.
The value of the aid given to us by
France in our war for independence is
inestimabie the JOY which tho memory
OF 1t aWakens in our souls is that
which comes TO us through the con-
seriousness of our National life Itself.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
Gen. Wheeler Speaks at Chicago.

(By Telegraph 10 Pilot)
Chicago, July 4.-EXtreme heat caus-
ed the streets to be practically desert
ed to-day. In Humboldt Park to-day
local posts OF the G.. y. r. and of the
United Confederate Veterans held a
reunion of the blue and the gray
General Joseph Wheeler was the chief
speaker and central figure of the occa-
sion.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
Patriotic Salute.
(By Telegraph to vlrglnian-Pllot)

Savannah. Ga. July THE Chat
ham Artillery. the second oldest artil-
lery command in the United States.
this morning fired national salute in
honor of July 4th. The salute was
fired with guns captured by General
Washington from Lord CORVALLIS at
yorktown. The guns We're presented
to the Chathams by General Washing
ton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
CONTEST OVER
MONETARY PLANK.
Continued from Page 1.

serted emphatically and significantly
that If placed in Mr.. Bryan's position
he would decline nomination upon an
eQuivocal platform. AS for himself he
did not believe in deserving those peo-
pie who had left their own parties to
support the Democratic policy of four
years ago for the purpose of regain
ing the support of the traitors and
trimmers who had left the Democratic
party because of its financial position
There is no reason" he exclaimed
Tor making any concession to
treason
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
WEATHER REPORT,

Washington, July A.
Forecast for Thursday: For Virginia
and North Carolina: Fair and warm
Thursday; fair Friday; fresh south
fasterly winds.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
TIDES.

High water at 2:19 Il. m. and 5:a5 y
m. Low water at Sal Il. III. and 9:2!
p. m.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05
UNEEDA BATH AT OCEAN VIEW

Have you heard the Apollo. the
most wonderful invention of the are
Free recitals daily. from. to 4. at
Steiff Piano Wareroom, No. &C CRANKY
street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-05

Have you heard the Apollo. tho
most wonderful invention of the are.
Free recitals daily. from TO 4. nj
Steiff Piano Wareroom. No. G6 CRANKY
street.