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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-16
BigelOw Items.

Mr.. ]. Lampert was a Bigelow cell.
or last week Friday.
B. I. Trip has purchased the livery
barn Of w. G. Wyatt and also the
Jensen property. John Overbough
will run the livery barn and occupy
the Jensen house.
Township caucus was held in the
old bank building last Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Peterson is on the sick
list this week.
The young people society gave a
dinner in the vacant store room on
Tuesday, election day, for the pur-
pose of raising money for the pastor.
Those receiving prizes at the liter-
airy Friday evening were Mits Lena
Harrington and Minnie Gray.
Miss Nina Wyatt returned to
Mortified Tuesday where she has
been attending school this winter.
She was home during vacation.
Nick and Frank Wagner have the
contract of erecting the school house
in Ransom.
G. w. Foote has his house nearly
completed.
Owing to the lumber that is being
hauled out into the country, there
must be considerable building going
up. Let the good work go on.
It has been 50 spring like the past
few days that the farmers have be.
gun to work out in the fields. i, ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-16

Coroner Plots went to Kinbrae
Tuesday to investigate the death of a
man that fell down stair Saturday,
He has not returned at hour of going
press to give particulars.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-16

Girls, if you wish to be- June
bride with red lips, laughing eyes.
lovely complexion, take Rocky Noun
tain Tea this month. 35c. Ask your
druggist.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-16

& Judge Wilson went to jackson on
court matters Monday.
h Miss Jessie Bly,: returned homet
Tuesday afternoon. ~
Frank Lane made a business trip
to Wilmont Tuesday.
Robert Morland left on Monday
afternoon for visit in Chicago.
Theo. Hinrichs is now employed
by J. D. & W. I. Humiston.
/. Mrs. j. J. Parsons spent Tuesday
in Round Lake visiting friends.
Louis E. Kraft, of Brewster, was in
town Monday evening on legal bust
ness.
Marriage license we're issued Tues
day to Rush B. johnson and May
Wright.
w. P. Reed left Monday night for
Stevens and Traverse to look for some
desirable farm land
A brother of John Meridith arrived
Monday with a car of personal effects
to locate in this county.
Miss Clarabell Kendlen left Satur-
day afternoon for Primghar, Ia,
where she will attend school.
James RAIDER returned from Illinois
Tuesday, and left for Wilmont the
same day where he has several jobs
of painting.
Robt. Burnett, of Lake Park, is To-
Gated here in the Wass building. Mr..
Burnett intends to remain perma-
nently.
I The Lanpher hat. Try one and
you will buy more.
Dentist J. r Conway moved Tues
day to the front rooms on the second
floor of the Baker block, where he
will have more commodious rooms.
5. w. Selby loaded car with his
household effects Tuesday, for Brock
enridge. His wife will follow in
about week after he gets every
thing ready there.
The mayor of Luverne and one of
the local institute workers ordered
the whip fakirs that follows the in
stitute, out of the court house in that
town compelling them to work the
farmers on the streets.
Last fall the Omaha road talked of
putting in an alarm bell at 18th street
crossing to warn people of an ap-
preaching train. One has recently
been put in at Mankato and this is
what the Free Press says regarding
it: "The electric alarm for the Oma-
ha crossing at the park entrance has
arrived and was tested at the freight
depot today The bell is louder than
the gong on the fire wagons and can
be heard for several, blocks. AS one
of the aldermen remarked after hear
ing it, "Anyone who cannot hear that
bell ought to have guardian ap-
pointed" The alarm will be arsang-
ed so that it will ring at the crossing
continuously from the time that the
crossing until the rear Of the train
crosses the crossing. This will give
sufficient notice to all. The hell will
be placed five feet high. The alarm
will be put up at once. and will rem
der this important crossing safe from
accidents.
| 5000 years have we waited for thu
greatest spring blessing ever offered
It doubles your joys and halves you
sorrows. That's what Rocky Mour
tain Tea does 5c. Ask
%. K. Taylor, who recently held
meetings here was arrested at Granite
Falls for breaking window. HI
broke open the door of a restauran
at Lake Crystal to get his satchel, il
order not to miss train. The nigh
watchman was with him when he die
it. He was put under $500 bond
which we're signed by several minis
ters and others.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-16

for the cities.
Roy Frankhouser Is now clerkine
for Geo. M. Darby.
K. L. Morland and mother returned
home Friday afternoon.
j. D. Matteson made a trip to the
stirring town of .Wilmout Friday.
Fountain City drill are perennial
Fountain to the owner.
Miss Lole Darby is very sick with
pneumonia. She was obliged to give
up here place in the restaurant dur
ing Thursday afternoon.
WANrEE.-A good girl to do gener'
al housewcrd. Will pay good wages
Enquire of Jno. Ramage. 28tf
n. Ehlers is building a new house
in the Clary addition.
Dave Bergstreeser has material on
the ground for new house in the
addition.
G. w. Patterson will finish moving
to the W. E. Stoutemyer farm, re-
Gently purchased, Saturday.
Do you want big crop, if so buy a
Fountain City.
D. W. Chute was in Wilmont, this
week and believing the the town had
a very bright future purchased three
lots.
Mrs. ]. II. James, of Rushmore,
was in town Thursday looking the
place over preparatory to moving.
She is very we'll pleased with Worth
ington.
Improved farms, Prairie and tim-
Der land, Stevens, Traverse, Grant
aud Wilkin counties. Minnesota
Prices low. Terms easy. Free ra-
road fare. NJ. E. LAYTON. Agt.
Peter Wallgren returned Wednes-
day from Stacy, where he had been
to assist his parents in getting settled
He says, they are very we'll pleased
with the prospects.
Miss Carrie Allen returned home
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Currie of Chicago arrived here
Friday and is a guest of R. L. Nor
land.
Mrs. c. H. Salpaugh, of Mankato,
arrived Friday afternoon for visit
with relatives, S. Allen.
WANrED-Honest man or woman to
travel for large house; salary $65
monthly and expenses, with increase;
Position permanent; inclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. MANA
GER, $50, Cation bldg, Chicago.
2O-16
Mrs. Patterson, of Lemars, spent a
few hours here Tuesday examining
horses that we're offered for sale.
For deep we'll work call on or ad
dress Chas. Glattly Worthington
MINI. l9 tt
The many friends of W. G. Barton
will be panied to learn OF his seriou'
sickness at his home in Ewington.
Married:-Klaas Grounga ant
" ma Helfers, of Elk, Tuesday MarcI
'3.u, Judge Cory officiating.
The Lanpher has style and wear
i1g qualities combined better thai
most hats. Buy one and be convinc
ed.
The Busy Bees of the Swedis
Lutheran church will give a socia
Friday evening at the residence c
INels Anderson.
For asparagus roots and strawberr
plants 70 to L. II. Becky. If
Mrs. L. E. CLANCY who has bee
here with her relatives for some tim
returned Tuesday to her home i
Dundas.
Mrs. Cbas. Covey, of Forest Cit
arrived here last week for a two {
three weeks visit with her brothe
IS. S. White.
| G. j. Smallwood has made son
improvements on his property
placing a foundation under a porto
of his house.
Rape Clover and Millet seed +
sale at j. D. & w. I. Humiston.
The indiscreet action of MARI,
woman and a young man of Adria
Friday night, caused some shootin
No injuries resulted from the sh
but the young man left town.
Morland's BenZoin Lotto
applied to the face and hant
before going out in the col
effectively prevents frostbit
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-03-16

Write to the undersigned for
information about HOME !
STEAD LANDS in the North
west part of the State. Address
j. E. CARPENTER, Land
Agent & Land Attorney, Crook. /
ston, Minnesota. IS. IS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
A New Assassination.

AS told in the Richmond letter of the
Virsinian-Pilot yesterday, Mr.. John
Whitehead introduced in the Legisla-
ture a bill to incorporate the Christ
Church Loan Association. This associa-
ton has been organized by the Christ
Chnrch brotherhood of Young Men.
and its purpose is to lend money to
worthy people In that and other Epis-
copa parishes in the city in pressing
emergencies. No collateral security will
be required and the larGa interest paid
to pawnbrokers and money-lenders in
general will be saved to many deserv-
Ing persons In temporary financial
straits, it is believed. The association
has small capital to start with, and
this will be increased considerably, it Is
thought, by gifts Associations of this
character in cities at the North are
working WELL it is said.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Miss Maggie McFall. a beautiful and
accomplished lady of Virginia Place,
and Dr. c. L. Garlic. of Columbus o..
will be united in marriage at the First
Baptist Church, this city, January 10th,
at o'clock p. m.
After the wedding the bride and
groom will embark on the Washington
steamer for an extended bridal tour
through the North. Returning, they
will sojourn week at the Monticello
Hotel and then leave for the groom's
elegant home in Columbus.
Mr.. J. w. Bryant. of Beamans, Va.
and Mrs. Roxie Gerbie of this city. will
be married at the parsonage of the
Freemason Street Baptist Church Mon
day evening, January S, at $3.50 O'clock.
Mrs. Gerbie is employed at the South
crn States Telephone Exchange. and is
very popular with her associates. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w.
c. Miller, of No. $40 Chapel street. Mr..
Bryant is n blacksmith by trade, ard
stands high in the community in which
he lives.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
Tho seweIl's Point Line.
TENNIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
PAYING ITS OBLIGATIONS.

Mr.. Conwell, engineer. and represent
tatives In Norfolk OF the Tennis Con-
struction Company. which Is building
the Sewall's Point electric railway, has
been back from Baltimore and Phila-
delphia several days, and as a result of
his trip, though he was delayed, the
company is now paying off its obliga-
lions here to its employees and others.
1t is said that all will be paid. and
work on the road will be resumed next
week. 1t will take some little time yet
to complete the work. The embarrass-
ment of the company here was only
temporary. it is said. since Mr.. Tsnnis,
its president, is well fixed financially
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
Engineer Roun,ree Dead.

The virginian-Pllot received a phone
message yesterday morning from the
telegrapher Of the Norfolk and North
Carolina railroad at Primers Point
announcing the death of Mr. C. T..
Roundtree at Lawrenceville, Va The
message was received loo late for pub
lication in Yesterdays issue. Mr.
Roundtree was an engineer on the At
lantic and Danville railroad, and was
highly regarded by the officials of that
road. He was about 30 years of are,
and leaves d wife and one child. The
funeral will take place from the resi-
dence OF his father-in-law. Mr. M. A..
Hobbs. Port Norfolk, to-day at -
o'clock Interment in Oak Grove Gene
terry.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
Odd Fellows Installed.

Norfolk Lodge No. 80, I. o. o. r., at
its meeting held last night installed the
following officers: A. S. Dozier, S. P.
c.: c. p. schums, N. G.: II. T. HURT.
V. G.; George w. Toms. secretary; II.
S. Vaughn, permanent secretary; r. b.
Webb, treasurer; r.. d. Smithers, chap
lain
The ceremony Of installation was per-
formed by Deputy Grand Master G.. Il.
Taylor, Il large number being present
and enjoying Inc work. This was fol-
lowed by pleasant smoker, cigars and
coffee being passed about, and chat
and storytelling filing the remainder
of the evening.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
DemooratIo Rally In Eepruary.

Preliminary arrangements have been
made for a Democratic rally at the
Third Ward Democratic Club in Feb
ruary. At this meeting n number OF
speeches will be made by members OF
the party on local issues. PRESIDENT f.
j. Randolph has appointed the follow
ing General Committee on Arrange
ments: w. A. Thompson, chairman;
K. NJ. Osborne. John o. Pitt w. IL
Sergeant. Jr, and Leonard Knapp
These gentlemen will meet some time
next week and further arrangements
for the clubs rally
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
Mr.. John H. Sisman and Miss Cath
crime Kriedler, Of Norfolk.
a Pretty midwinsor wedding III
vyh,el, "a Popular Norfo,h COUP.
Arc tho rrincipaIs-Am Elnborn..
N'cspnon "na Dinner An
nounccmcnt.

Mr.. John III. Sisman, manager of the
large department store of Miller,
Rhoads &c Co.. Of this city, and Miss
Catherine Kreidler. bookkeeper in the
same house. were united in Reading,
Pa, last Wednesday evening. The Her
aid. of that city. in its Issue of Thurs
day, publishes the following account Of
the affair:
The wedding of Miss Catherine
Kreidler and John II. Sisman In Grace
Lutheran Church last evening was I'M
doubleday one of the prettiest that has
ever taken place in Reading. The ar
rangements were complete and elabo-
rate, and every detail was carried out
with infinite care.
The decorations of the church con-
sisted Of holly, mistletoe and Virginiu
cedar moss, making a very unique and
ornate display About the altar were
grouped tropical plants, and the church
was permeated with the fragrance Of
many flowers.
The ceremony took place at o'clock
During it's performance and while the
guests were assembling Edgar l.. Full
mer rendered this musical program on
the great organ: Coronation March,
Meyerbeer; "Cartilene Nuptiale." Du-
bois; wedding Procession" Jensen;
Bridal Song" Jensen: Largo" Han
del; Bridal Song" Goldmark
AT given signal Mr.. Fulmer turn
ed the organs music into the introduce
ton to the third act and the ever well
come Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin.
To this stately music the bridal party
marched up the aisle. The ushers
came first. They were John T. Rider
and Fred. Rees, of Philadelphia; c.
George McCord and William L. Full
mer, of Reading. Then came the brides
maids, beautifully gowned and fair to
look upon; Miss Emma Kalbach Miss
Marie Gorges Miss Nellie Salmon and
Miss Amanda Kreidler.
| The brides sister was n radiant maid
of honor. and the nephew of the bride,
Raymond Yeager, who carried the we'd
ding ring on silver salver, was in
very fact. with the single exception of
the bride herself. the loveliest feature
OF all. The yelled bride, with the maid
| of honor. brought up the end of the
procession.
Rev. William II. Myers met the bril-
dial party at the altar. The bridegroom
and his best man, w. G. Swartz, of
Norfolk. Va, had entered from side
door meeting the bridal party at the
altar rail. The service was impressive
and beautiful. When the ring had
been slipped on the brides finger and
the VOWS for better and for worse had
been fully made. the young couple
turned about, facing the audience. and
marched down the aisle to the glorious
strains of NIendelssohns triumphant
I"WeddinE March,"
Later a beautiful reception was held
In Rajah Temple, which was attended
by large number of friends of the
young couple. The Drcxel Orchestra
furnished dancing music and an elab-
crate supper was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sisman left on an extended we'd
ding tour. They will live at Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
A Princess Anne County Jury Finds
Him Not Guilty.
judge Iaancnol Hears Argument TN
IIarbor MASTERS Fco< Appear Case
An Ab,ol"to D,vorco Grnntcd-
Lumber cnso decided scnooncr
ribrica

| the second trial OF Captain j. w.
Partridge at Princess Anne Courthouse
ended at $50 O'clock yesterday after
noon with an acquittal. The argument
CONSUMED several hours, and the jury
was out but short while.
| Captain Partridge was charged with
attempting to assault q Mrs Moore,
who had cottage near Virginia Beach
last summer. He was defended by
Judge J. NJ. Keeling and Judge Il. NJ
Whitehurst. of this city
HARBOR MASTER FEES CASE.
The appealed harbor master fees
case was argued before Judge Hanckel
in the Corporation Court yesterday by
Mr.. Robert NJ. Hughes for the Board
of Harbor Commissioners. and AIR.
James i. Heath, Jr., for Captain
Charles Gring, owner Of the coal barge
William Z. Blades, of Philadelphia,
whose master refused to pay the So
harbor masters fee. Justice Tomlin,
of the Police Court decided that the
law was unconstitutional. and DISMISS
led the case the Harbor Masters made
against the master of the barge. 1t
was appealed to the Corporation Court
in October last.
Captain Blades IS owner Of other
barges running to Norfolk, and re-
fuses to pay the fees on the ground
that section 2021 of the Virginia Code,
under which the Harbor Commission
ers levy the fee, is unconstitutional,
both for the reason that 1t is in viola
ton Of the national Interstate COM
merce law, and discrimlnates between
Virginia ports and ports of other States
to the formers benefit. Mr.. Heath
submitted q number of authorities In
substantiation of this position He
commended that the State cannot au-
thorize the collection of n fee unless
the harbor masters render actual SER
vice to the vessel. Mr.. Hughes also
submitted authorities UNFOLDING his
view of the law. The case wns sub
United to Judge Hanckel after three o.
fours hours argument
The harbor masters have not re-
garded Justice Tomlin's decision and
have continued to collect fees. 1t is
probable that the matter will go to tho
Court of Appeals.
QUALIFICATION.
Peter Byrnes qualified ms executor
of the estate OF his late wife, Mrs.
Margaret Byrnes. D. Donovan became
his surety in the sum OF $1,000, the es-
tate being valued at S100. The follow
ing appraisers were appointed: John
III. Tierney, ]. a. Butt. b. p. Wall, D.
Mack and M. T. Triary.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
John w. Gregory, Jr., to Mary v.
Gregory, lot fronting % feet on north
side of Tenth street; S. and other val
liable consideration
Edward Spalding and wife to Mar
garet T.. Sumner lot No. 90 on Maple
avenue; $50.
w. F. Bowling to Consumers Brew
Ing Company. certain brewery fixtures;
SlCO.
AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.
An absolute divorce was granted. to
Mrs. Fannie ]. Harvey from her hus-
band, George Il. Harvey, by Judge
Martin in the Court or Law and Chan
Gerry. Dcsertion was the grounds.
FOR TI1E0 DEFENDANTS.
In the Court of Law and Chancery
Yesterday Judge Martin decided TIC
chancery case of George w. Jones. of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
Death of Rare. clara Myore.

Mrs, Clara Myers, sister OF Mrs.
George w. Dixon and Mr.. t. T.. Fem
tress. and aunt of Messrs. IT. H. and c.
Fl. Dixon. Of this city. died ut 4:1O
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home
OF her sister. No. 81 High street, after
an illness Of several weeks. aged about
IL years.
MIS-. Myers was preceded to the grave
by her husband, who died in Philadel-
phia several years ago. She was a
daughter of the late Hidreth Fentress,
and, besides the relatives mentioned
above, leaves a wide circle of friends to
mourn her departure.
The funeral will be held at 3 O'clock
sharp Sunday afternoon from the resi-
dence of her sister. Interment In Elm
wood.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
Didn't Get tlne Talcgran,.

Detective Childress, who has been in
Richmond on a weeks vocation. was
expected TO reach home to-day with the
young man Winston Cahoon arrested
In that city Wednesday afternoon for
passing forged check in Norfolk. The
telegram sent the detective did not
reach him. however, and he returned
without the young man. He returned
to the capital city yesterday afternoon
for him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
NOTlCE!

The copartncrship heretofore existing
between Tho undersigned, under the firm
name OF Odend'hal Vicar &: Gilbert, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. w.
W. Vicar and G. w. Gilbert retiring
j.. Odcnd'ha1 has associated with him
his son, t.. Odend'hal, Jr., and will con-
tinue the business at the store 2O3 Main
street, Y. n. c. y. Building
The retiring partners bespeak for the
new firm OF Odend'hal & Son the same
patronage which u generous public has SO
literally bestowed upon the firm OF
Odcnd'hal, Vicar & Gilbert in the past
II. ODEND'HAL,
w. w. VICAR,
G.. w GILBERiT
Norfolk, Va. Jan. j. 1900. ja2-1ot
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
COUNCILL-ROSE.

A pretty home wedding was solemn
lied Thursday. the 4th instant, ut 6
o'clock p. M. at the residence OF Mr..
James NJ. Rose, near Carrsville Isle of
Wight county. Tive contracting parties
were his accomplished daughter, Miss
Josie A. Rose, and Mr.. Junius Coun-
Gill, popular young gentleman. Rev.
Bonnie Daughtrey tied the nuptial
knot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06

Berkeley, against w. w. Tunis ard the
Atlantic Sawmlll Company, in favor
! of the defendants. The suit involved
the ownership of fifteen shares OF the
stock of the Atlantic Sawmlll Company.
claimed to have been purchased of Mr..
Tunis by Mr.. Jones. Paintff also
asked to recover about $4,000 diyi-
dends on the stock declared since Mr..
Jones claimed 1t came into his pos
session.
Judge D. Tucker Brooke represent
cd the plaintiff, and Mr.. Edward r.
Baird, Jr., appeared for the defend
ants. The suit was instituted in the
City Civil Court and removed to
Judge Martins court a short while
iago.
SCHOONER LIBELED.
The schooner Lavinia v. Tull was IL
beled In the United States Court yes
terday for S1O5.S2 for supplies by Evan
Owen. of Lancaster county. Lane and
Brooke are attorneys for libclant The
vessel was bonded and released.
THE POLICE COURT.
Samuel It. Brown, colored, appeared
in the Police Court yesterday morning
and sought to have Justice Tomlin
put his wife, Clara Brown, under n
peace bond. He said she had threaten
cd, among other things, to burn his
house The woman. who does not live
with him, claimed that she only went
to his house to get her child's clothes
and that he. manufactured the tale
about her threatening to turn incen-
diary. The case was dismissed.
Justice Tomln ordered the negro
James Richardson, who WAS arrested
for begging at Highland avenue
residence, held until Monday. The
mans account Of himself did not all
together satisfy the Justice.
The Brambleton man who was rob-
bed OF 50 in an Avon street house sew
eral nights since, failed to appear to
prosecute Beulah Poole and John Al
len, the accused. They were, conse-
quently, dismissed.
Maggie shelton and Edward Room,
both colored, charged with stealing.
were dismissed for lack of evidence.
Henry Yelverton, colored, was given
a bed in the Jail hospital for five days.
Yelverton was arrested as a sick
nuisance.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.
HELP WANrED--MAL

Wy ANTED.-A FEW ACTIVE, RELIA-
w bic men to solicit orders for nursery
stock adapted to theSouth. a liberal trial
offer with permanent employment on SAL
airy. II successful Reference or security
required. For terms address THE r. c.
CHASE COMPANY. So. Pom. Square
Philadelphia. de31-1w1
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
colorod child Severely Burned

A small co!ored girl, daughter OF
Frank Gillian. keeper of Calvary GEM
etery, was seriously burned at the home
of her parents on Princess Anne ave-
nue., yesterday afternoon. She was
standing close to the CRATE and her
dress caught fire. with the result mar
rated.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06
EMANUEL CT APP el'Might School.

The night schoo! of Emmanuel Chapel
will reopen Monday night at 7:45
o clock. Glasses will be held as here To-
FORE; Monday. Tuesday and Thursday
evenings. There will be the usual
class es in bookkeeping, s;enography
and general work.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06

]. c. Yarbrough, factory agent, ca
Bank street, will have in a few days
full line of Chase Bros. e Hackley Pr
amos. Full line of popular Sheet Music,
10c. to 25c. is carried by this house.
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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-06

]. c. Yarbrough, factory agent. 81
Bank street. will have in a few days
q full line of Chase Bros. and Hacklcy
Pianos. Full line of popular Sheet Mu-
sic. 1oc. to Csc. is carried by this house.
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