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The age-herald., 1900-01-13
Marriage at CluttSYille

Huntsville, January 12.-(Special )-The marriage of Miss Goldie May Bell occur red at Cllttsvilfe at the home of the brides parents Wednesday afternoon. The marriage was a quiet affair and only a few intimate friends and relatives were present. Miss Coleman Smith acted as maid of honor, and MT. S. D. Schoffmner of Nashville was best man. The bride is one of the most popular young ladies in the eastern part of the county, and has made reputation for talent and efficiency as teacher of the Cluttsville school. MT. Sewell is engaged in the wholesale nur- sery business at Trinity.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
Rrvan,s ItinearY.

Lincoln, NeIb., January 12.-William J. Bryan was in the city a few hours this evening on his way from Minneapolis to Columbia, Mo His tour includes speeches in St Louis, Frankfort, ky, Cincinnati and the Atlantic and New England states, and will not be finished until February 3.
 MT Bryan left for the south at o'clock. Political intimates, when asked concerning his reported change of opinion on the ques- tion of free wool, said they could not speak with authority, Art nothing he had said had indicated that attitude, and they doubted the correctness of the report
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
UNEASINESS IN JACKSON
Smallpox is Making Its Appearance
 Among White People

Jackson, Miss, January 12-Considerable uneasiness is felt in Jackson over the in- crease of smallpox. The disease is now making it's appearance among white people,
 The uneasiness is especially manifest among the members of the legislature. and the city health officer this morning made an address to the lower house advising all members to be vaccinated. The disease continues mild, and all new cases are hur- ried to the detention camp.
 The physicians encounter the usual difi- culty with the negroes on account of their policy of concealment and fear.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
FIRE IN BLOCTON
Forty Dollar Blaze Causes Great
 Scare

Blocton, January 12.-(Special.)-A fire broke out today at noon in J. L. Boyd's tailor shop, which caused about $40 damage and a big scare.
 H. c. Ogletree had some mattresses stored in the shop, which fell over on the stove while Mr. Boyd was at dinner, and for a short while it looked as if the whole of Sut- tletown would go.
 The boys of the town worked faithfully, and within few minutes had the fire under control
 Losses: J. l.. Boyd, about $5; H. c. Ogle- tree about $5. Ogletree's losses resulted from the destruction of several mat tresses. No insurance.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
Renewed Buying of Silver

London, January 12.-Renewed buying of silver by the Indian government, the Stat ist says, cannot be much longer delayed in consequence of rupee coinage require- nrents, and this will lead doubtless to a marked improvement in the price of sil- yer.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
WANT TO HEAR MORGAN
Voters of Marengo Are Delighted at the
 Senator's Coming

Linden, January 12.-(special.)-The peo- pie here, and In fact, throughout Marengo. hail with welcome the news that Senator Morgan will speak to them on the 22d inst, at Linden. and on the 23d at some other
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
Best Way to Toast Cheese

Cut two ounces of cheese into thin slices, put it into a saucepan, set it one the fire, and add one gill of fresh milk; simmer it till the cheese is quite dissolved, then take it from the fire and pour it into 8 shallow dish; when cooled little, add the yolk of an egg well beaten. Then place it before the fire and brown 1t nicely.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
BILL FOR RELIEF
Senator Morgan Asks Compensation for
 Callahan Estate

Washington, January 12-(Special.) .)-Sen- ator Morgan has introduced a bill for the relief of John T. Callahan, deceased, late of Lauderdale county, Alabama, in the sum of $645 in full compensation for stores, supplies, etc., supplied to the United States artillery during the war of the rebellion.
 A. w. B.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
The Bill is Signed

Richmond, Va, January 12.-The bill to give the consent of the state of Virginia to the consolidation of the Seabord Air Line railway system passed the senate yester- day, passed the house today and was signed by the governor this evening, and is now law.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
WINTER TOURIST TICKETS
To Florida Via Central of Georgia Rail-
 way.

To Florida Via Central of Georgia Rail- way.
 Winter tourist tickets are now on sale fo all resort places in Florida. The Central of Georgia Railway offers greatly im- proved schedules and service from all points north, west and northwest to Flor ida.
 Through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars and day coaches, St. Louis to Jacksonville, via Atlanta Macon and Lake City.
 Train leaving Birmingham daily at 2:4O D. m carries Palace Sleeping Car '.Bir- mingham" to Savannah. making close con- nection at Macon with the ''DiKie Flyer Pullman Sleeping Car and day coach to Jacksonville.
 For descriptive advertising matter, sched- ules, rates, etc.. apply or write to
 SOLON JACOBS, Commercial Agt., JACK W. JOHNSTON, U. T. Agt.. Birmingham Ala,
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
COL. FUCKER DEAD
Prominent Banker of Atlanta Dies
 of Pneumonia

Palm Beach, Fla, January 12.-Colonel J. w. Fucker, of Atlanta, member of the banking firm of Maddox. Fucker & Co.,, of that city, died here tonight of pneumonia.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
BOARD OF REVENUE

Henry Simpson, of Morris, Is a candidate for member of board of revenue, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
FOR TAX ASSESSOR

J. F. Mclaughlin is a candidate for re. election to the office of Tax Assessor of Jefferson county, subject tothe action of the Democratic party.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
COUNTY TREASURER

Henry B. Gray Is a candidate for Treas- urer of Jefferson county subject to the ac- tion of the democratic party.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13

James A. Downey is a candidate for sher- fir of Jefferson county, subject to the &C., ton of the democratic party.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13

Andrew W. Burgin, candidate for sheriff of Jefferson county. subject to action of democratic party.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13

H. C. Miller Is candidate for treasurer of Jefferson county subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The age-herald., 1900-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR SHERIFF.

George W. Sherling Is a candidate for Sheriff of Jefferson county, subject to the action of the democratic party.
 E L. Higdon Is a candidate for sheriff of Jefferson county, subject to tho action of the democratic party.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13


to give them up. In the name OF COM
God To take away that which we IN
sst in holding on 10 with al the tenac-
ity of life? There are three principles
laid down for the direction of the ac-
ceptable prayer OF faith:
% Romans viii. 26-2I. Likewise the
SPIRIT also helpeth our inilrmities; for
we konw not What We should pray Tor
as we ought; but the Spirit Itself
hakcth !niercess!on for US with sroAr-
inSS which cannot be uttered. And lie
that searcheth the hearts kroweth
Nhat IS IN the mind of the spirit Ia
cause lie maketh interccss!on for the
Saints according 10 The VIII Of God"
Hege IS the first law OF prayer that il
- 20 ne N accordance with the will 81
Goa. Tor this reason to be indited by
inc HOLY spirit who knows thc viii of
cod. Ia rather have what the perfect.
no'y and aN-wise viii of God sees is
pest Tor me than anything that my
puuE ans imperfect VIII could suggest.
my VII pe done.
" James ". }. Yc ask and receive
iiV'' oecause Sc ask amisS that We may
consume IL upon your own lusts' This
Icic'S 10 me motive which prompts the
prayer, II 1t IS a selfish one II IS just
as Wei not to pray. II it's for Gods
S'vtE we may ask what we VIII ana Il
.thlI % cone. Most % The disappo.nt-
.i'e'..s IN me CHRISTIANS He como iron
rs we Wow then, jns,",J NJ ,,,.',,,- -,
make our VIII s,,h,ni.siyc ~ ne di1,i,, =,
Will. ana our hearts TO boar in ,,nion
With his infinite ana LOVING heart
CD John ill.,. % "N,hatsoevar ~, ,sl,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
Baptist Sunday School Unions.

The Norfolk Baptist Sunday School
Union held its annual meeting at The
Calvary Baptist Church Sunday, with
the president. W. S. Wilson. in tho
chair. Tie reports from officers and
schools were Interesting. and showed
progress. The exercises furnished by
Calvary Sunday school We're entertain
ing. The following officers were e. cot
ed for the ensuing year: President,
w. $. Wllson First Nice-Prcsiden:.
James p. Carter; Second Vice Presi-
dent. ]. y. JARVIS: Recording Score
;ary. Annie Jackson: Corresponding
Secretary. w. IL. Mills Treasurer, q.
II. LigGins Board OF Directors
Samuel Jordan. ]. Il. w. Perry w IT.
Beasley. Il. Il. Wells. G.. w. i. Hawks.
James T.. Carter and Il. u. Harris.
Tho union adjourned to meet with the
Shiloh BAPTIST Sunday school the sec
ond sunday in Sentember. 1900.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
THE WILL SET ASIDE.


ana nothing short of clear and convinc-
ing evidence will suffice
me court here is not satisfied by the
evidence of the testamentary capacity
Oh the alleged testator, and therefore
concludes that the paper writing offer
cd Is not the true last will and tesla
;nent of Joseph L. Rumrill. deceased.
MAY APPEAL.
CAPTAIN w. w. Old, counsel for the
peneiiciaries of the will. will take the
case TO the Supreme Court of Appeals.
1T IS thought. The Rumriu child IS
represented By Messrs. a. L. Thorn a.ld
L. j. Morris.
SUIT ON TRIAL.
In the Court of Law and Chancerv
Yesterday the case of ]. II. Carpenter
N co. against the Virginia and Carolina
Chemical Company was placed on trial.
ABOUT $4,000 is involved.
DIVORCE SUIT.
Through Attorney +. VI. Baum. Mrs.
Annie y. Hall entered suit for divorce
yesterday against ner husband, George
w. liall.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
y deed was recorded in The clerk $
Office Yesterday trnsfevring from Sc
curity Loan and Trust Company to J.
W. NasSum, lot with Improvement :
fronting Il feet on the north side Of
Rose avenue; 5000.
THE POSTOFrICE ROBBERS.
The three cape Charles postonise rob
bers were found guilty by u jury in the
United states Court yesterday after
noon. and were sentenced to serve four
years in the penitcntiary nit hard *
bor' and fined 500 each. The men are
known as Willie 5. Dunn. alias Kan
sas city lilly" Joseph Anderson. alias
"SWede Whitley" or "Phlladelphia
Whitley" and Charles Blackburn, alias
Little Fails Billy" Their counsel.
Hugh G. Miller, made Il lengthy speech
before the jury. asking for their ac-
quittal on the ground that the evil
dence against them was purely and
wholly circumstantial, aud did not cx-
Guide all hypothesis consistent with
their innocence.
MITCHELL GETS TWO YEARS.
There was Il sad scene III the court
room when Judge Waddll sentenced
John Mitchell, Of Newport News. ia
serve two years in the MoundsVilc. W.
Va. peniicntiary for passing u money
order without the genuine signature
IF the paYoc His Wife wcpt aloud
Wnen the Judge pronounced sentence.
JUDGE WaGdill said that he was con-
WINGED that two years was too much
for the prisoner, but that was the
fault OF the National Legislature in
making this the minimum punishment
in imprisonment for this offence Ills
attorney announced that he would
ask President Mex nley In pardon the
prisoner after he had served a reason
able time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
BRAN BLETON.

The Literary Circle OF the Epworil1
League OF Trinity NJ. Il. Church, ac-
companicd by II number OF visiting
friends from New York, on invitation
OF Messrs. Odell Eros. embarked OF
their schooner Volunteer at ! O'Clock
=. IA. yesterday TOR Il sail down the
haybor. Craney Island and Other
points Of interest were taken in. the cx-
cursionists returning ut o'clock IN the
evening delighted with their trip.
There were about thirty persons in the
party.
Mr.. Samuel ID. Tanshaw. who was
overcome with heat last Saturday. Is
seriously i'll at his home, No. COS West
Brambleton avenue. He is under the
care OF Dra Meredith and Baird
Mr.. Willie Eurtx. Of phoebus, Va, Is
visiting friends in the ward.
y very interesting feature or The
meeting ut the Park Avenue Baptist
Church tonight will be an address by
the Rev. Thomas Elgar. the Prison
Evangelist. Mir. Elgar has just closed
Il series of interesting meetings at the
Seventh Baptist Church. of Baltimore.
He Is an attractive speaker. and all
should enGeaVor 10 hear him.
The Misses Rankin. Of Shawboro, n.
c.. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Oliver. of Brown avenue
The Ladies' Enterprise Society of Nc
Kendrce Church will hold an innnrtau.
meeting at ) O'clock this afternoon
Despite the threatening attitude of
the weather last night quite Il large
number of people attended the lawn
rarty given on the beautiful grounds
OF Mrs. T. ]. Whitchurst South Kelly
avenue. y large quantity of cream and
light refreshments were served. the
proceeds OF which are for q charitable
cause.
About $50 o'clock last night electric
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
Real estate Sales Yesterday.

Messrs. Townsend ~ Joynes and H
l. Page K Co, auctioncers sold yes
tcrday ut the Real lis ;Gtc and Stock
Exchange by order OF the stockliold-
eis. ll6 lots of the Riverside Land
Company, situated on the Eastern
Branch OF the Elizabeth r,ver. to
various parties in various sums. The
grand total OF sales amounted 10 IS $50.
Al the same time and place Aleasis.
+. Il. Nottingham & Co. sold lot No.
26i on the southsdc Of Common street.
Bcrklcy. to G. f. Old. the purchase
price being $40: also lot No O. on the
same street to G. l.. Old for $l35.
one lot on Stark street was pur-
chased by H. l. Page for $i00. aad an
other on the same street ~ Mr.. Page
for SOL
The same parties sold C. G. Gonigan
the house and lot on National lane,
Norfolk. for $3.50.
Grand total snles Yesterday. So. 9G6.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
COURT DECISIONS.
DIGESTED BY W. B. MARTIN.
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
VlRGsNIAN-PlLOT.
Notes of Cases Recently Decided,
Which are of Interest to
Our PeoDIe.
DUNN v. w. G. w. r. CO.
4 Supreme Court of North Carolina
A nri 10 1nln

Supreme Court of North Carolina
April TO- 1900.
a PERSON WHO ON APPROACH
ING AN ENGINE. FROM WHICH
STEAM Is ESCAPING. FAILS TO
HOLD THD REINS OF THE
HORSES HE IS DRIVING, Or
HOLDS THEN SO LOOSELY THAT
HE CANNOT CONTROL THE
TEAM IS GUILTY OF CONTRIBU-
TORY NEGLIGENCE, AND CAN
NOT RECOVER FOR INJURIES
CAUSED BY BEING THROWN
FROM HIS WAGON.
The court says:
Plaintiff introduced evidence tending
10 show that defendant ncgligentiy al
lowed Its engine To stand on its side
track in a town. ana caused or allowed
steam TO escape. making it dangerous
1Cr citizens to pass ana rcpass along an
adjacent street with their teams and
vehicles. The defendant introduced CIV
ldence tending to show plaintiffs ncgli-
gcnce. in that he had just recently
driven by. when his horses became eN-
cited ana SHE'D at the standing engine.
ana tllal he soon returned by the same
staining engine along the street and
was not holding his rcins or was mold
ing them 50 loosely that he could not
control his horses. and that for that
reason the horses dashed on TO the
street curbing and injured the plaintiff.
There WAS other conflicting evidence on
the issues in the case.
The defendant assigned the following
as errors. as well as others "(5) That
the court erred in refusing to give the
fourth instructions asked by the de
PENDANT. which is as follows: THAT if
a. the time the wagon ana horses were
about TO pass the engine the plaintiff
was not holding the rclus of the horses
in his hands. or if he was holding them
so loosely that he could not control the
horses In case of sudden fright. then
the plaintiff is guilty cf contributory
negligence. and the jury must answer
the second issue "Ycs"' 90 That tho
court erred in refusing TO give the nfth
instruction asked lay defendant. which
is as follows: THAT if the plaintiff
knew or had reason TO believe that the
horses; were afraid or SHY Of the ncginc
then it was the duty Of the plaintiff.
In approaching and passing ana rcpass-
inr tie engine. to have ana keep tight
hold of the reins. so that he could CON
troll his horses in case they were fright
cncd: and. 81 he failed to do So then
the plaintiff was guilty Of contributors
negligence. and the jury must answer
the second issue "Ycs."'" We thinll
these prayers should have been given.
ana that ii was error to refuse to give
them. The are distinct. and without
any confusing matter. and specially d-
rcctcd to the second issue. ON which
there was conflicting evidence. They
present the defendants contention un
that issue. Lliigants have the right to
have their contentious upon the evil
dcncc presented 10 the jury in "A plain
and correct manner. and the law arisin!
thereon declared and explained by the
court Reversed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
ACCEPTABLE PRAYER.
Able Sermon by Rev. J. Ernest
ThaCker
At Second Presbyterian Church. Sunday
Morning. from the Text: "Thc Prayer of
Faith the Only Acceptable Prayer to
God"


l. we sHoulu understand clearly what
faith is. Few words are more generally
misunderstood and moro ,f,ar n,is,n,,,I-
OIL Nm, tho ..,.. go,
. t"'''' 80" "S''SNe'
bS special accommodation men speak
OF the Protestant faith, or the Catholic
faith, contrasting the two mr. th,,
enaol. oc .,,,> t..,
80 '~' i'H VI i-Plscopal
persuasion or faith referring 10 the
doSmatic crccds Of certain deuor,i,o-
tions. Tho Ola ,ras.,,,,,,. $50,
Carrie, ,,,o ,,,,.
'' - ~ ii'c''''''s. some one
mas saiu thal we set the better idea if
we look at the word Is "be-liye." 'rnu.
believe ,nco,s NO. ,.i,.
rest n,-o, l,.,,.' r.,.,,' ~ anu
,inn ~ a. C''''S' 3!V"e '9r salNA-
C;C...I ~, 80 U''eie.' 10 "a in The
ana ne 80 ~ "t,r'~-"h 10 sun
~ 30, - SOC 'a' me by,
80 t"9 ~ "'e u. i"'tI "l.i ptiic-
-, c-!i;.'' 'in''H Is "orthiess - a
he 80 =, i''"'e.s u rosseSsor unless
~ 10 =. ~ suittlhS principle OF
;,,,...i.l, -. -. It 4|l'A iNS's not upon
49,. $3.50 MOI coHu- lions nut
~. 90 ~ "oJect ior aaiNati IN,
-, rs - "i" iC1 power Looking
I ~. "Il own se'l-rlShtecusnSss q feel
..t,,,,,' -, ',ic Nt.! OBJECT OF faith.
-. ~ 10y "vlih " SSiey. was
=. -, I'm "'ccP ny inc hte IN MS
49, :" nus nc must haNe Dccn lost
-. s "a 'Nohc" ~ hihlsei ior the means
~ uei1N ci 1''cc' but a strong man told
H. H. a., ~ t"to" 4!'nseII INTO his arms
wv tiiS' trusting TO the strength
20 ms rms anu ihe love Of his heart
c"N Ai'i'' anu ne Was saved 10 him
. nL,,, 10 the World ana TO that great
"o'D.', c"c en- h!His OF whose bells :
iN"tiuS -uEth me Gospel in all Chris
/ ID zoe,
80 cn"c,iE tIiS tA!ns; II looks up 10
~ .t."uSl Jesus CHRIST, leaves all
i',''',f ~ 80 ~ nus an i conf rcd.
MI - ~ AZ C"eth an th!NSS wei
~ 49, 9"tth WHNt Is pest. It's the
~, ~ ~ sweetest experience in tAe
. ~, -
- nus N'oW III me seconG place
nc, ''.'s - w pidSer IS II We know not
~, 80. W. Pi"Sl.S may ne mere mockory;
ri'..t - ny 'lllie utte:!nS peti-
c,,.c ".iS" We go no answers. OF
$500, ';i ~ soNS '"i"ush form OF
cr :i,,,ii, -, ~. "'', or uses pray =
'ii' "S = Ni!iu Oh oplate To lu!l the
$40 -, -, mo H.ie''ec anu sieep doesn
=, ,,,,.,o, ""I rue PEuyeF Is. pu'
! do..irnx. =. 49, - ~ S"'.'est'v
! ~ t,,,,. ~ ~ 80" !" tlo"n'cu oeciu5-
! ;lroV, ,,i,a. ~, .'I iv'iiS WINS 'I
! ,.o,,ts, a., T,, 9o.,,s. nDilo1 you
bi,. ,,;,,, I Iig,,, accspta
! ,hi,,lr ,i,o. ,,.., p.DPic seeiil u
IN MI i,inds ~ ,,,jom', - IN OH etlnP
icss Of the cnni;itnns ~ NU,t re-, 80
| rr,,,,cs,s ~ 80, 49,, "i,o'' nv w i''Oi on.
trv ~ insorn, ,No.'1-a,'' nes 10"
| WIN M n,'., ms, , - ".' '!ie su u!scI
remain in n-iIlrnl i"no,.orca .'tI! -. ~!
whv COD Jnnsn,. han, . ~" mu','e'
Thev nrov thot ."rro ,,;rn'It',,, pt"! ~, =.
world may may bornn,.. ~ ,,i', ~ .'. os
our Lord ana If his ,,h,i,, =, 49,, ,l ~
tLot (,od l,., ,.,,,,,o, III - - p ~
lse y. commend IN .hnr, 90, ~. "a. IN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
COFFEE DlSEASES.
Minister and Young Lady Affected.

Ministers sometimes find they suffer
from the effects of bad habits as well
as ordinary people. Rev MIR.
OF Athens. y. y. had become greatly
cinaciated from coffee drinking, which
produced stomach trouble ana ali of
the effects OF overWorll or poor
nourishmcnt.
He quit the coffee and began drink
lag Postum Cereal Food Coi1ee
HIS health began 10 improve and he
now weighs l5l pounds, an increase OF
10 pounds over his former weight.
This Improvement in health and
strength is shown to be due 10 the use
OF Postum Food Coffee. by the fac.
That when he stops drinking Postum
as he has done for an cXpcrimeut-he
bes.ns 10 lose flesh and get bacl; into
his Cd condition.
y young lady who writes about the
case says that she was formerly suf-
ier'nS greatly from those twin d.s-
eases dyspepsia and nervousness. Il
knew that both of the diseases had
their origin in the use Of conao. and
while / was fully aware Of its 'rjulious
euccfs upon my system ] was not viii
ling to give it up. for did not know
OF anything TO take its place.
Tea. | knew was. also injurious.
ana as for cocoa 1t lacked the snap
and go which can alone satisfy n
coffee drinkers taste. About two
wears ago I purchased my first box Of
Postum Food Coffee and dult the use
Of coffee. I made Postum according
10 directions and found I had drinl;
not only equal 10 coffee. bur far SUI
ncr'ior 10 it in many ways. since tina.
time have used ii constantly ard find
my general health very much i'm
proved and tho twin diseases gone.
7 also send you tho Names Of Rev. and
Mrs. -. OF Athens N. Y. who have
been grealy helped by ne use OF Pos
;nm Food Coffee in the place Of or
dlnary coffee" 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
ATLANTIC CITY.

Miss Ruth Lavinder. OF Lynchburg
is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. H. lam
beth. at the Methodist parsonage on
Central avenue.
The revival at Central Avenue Bap-
fist Church has closed after success
full run of two weeks
The w. c.. II. y. Will meet at its regu-
lar place on Colley avenue at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. At 4 o'clock p. m
the Loyal Temperance Legion Will
meet for an hours session.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
FREWYER V. RICHARDS.
Supreme Court Of Nebraska.
April s. 1900.

A BORROWER UNDER a USURI-
GUS CONTRACT. WHO PLEDGED
PROPERTY AS SECURITY FOR
THE LOAN. AND WHO HAD PAID.
or RENDERED. THE PRINCIPAL
OF THE LOAN. IS ENTITLED TO
THE PROPERTY PLEDGED, DE
VESTED by TIL LIEN
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. Spainc, with their
little son Herbert and little Miss Mad
cline Gregory. left Monday morning win
the Norfolk and Western railroad on Il
visit to Mr.. Spaincss relatives in Chi
caso. While away they will visit Gin
cinrati. Milwaukee and the Lakes re-
turning home in about Il month.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
Before You Travel.

North or West. call upon the under
s,rned for lowest rates TO all points
via baltimore and Ohio railroad (RoyaI
Blue Line), Bay Line. Washington
steamers and Chesapeake Line: finest
fastest and safest trains in the world.
ARTHUR G.. LEWIS.
s. P. A. Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
/ (Under Atlantic Hotel)
- fel7-eod-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
Virginia Beach.

The Atlantic Hotel is now open; rates
very moderate; table and service the
best: large cool rooms; electric lights.
Write for rates. ju2-tt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
w C. L. u.

Members Of the W. c. T. L. or Nor
folk will please meet at the hail. corner
CRANKY aud Charlotte streets (TIat-
iron Squarc) this "Wednesday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock. q fun attendance
is urged.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13
a RCceptjon.

On Monday eight n charming reccp-
ton was given by the Kings Daueh-
tcrs of the First baptist Church at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards.
-ih L2H:-Io' avenue. in honor Of Nh.
Edwards son and his bride, nee Miss
Eula Fowler
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-13

taken for pleasure gives health: de-
iil.htful. refreshing. Saratoga -Aron-
dack Water. All YOU can drink for 5
cents at Holmes drug store. 1872 Main
street.