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Choynski Wins.

CHICAGO, February 16.-Joe Choyn-
ski was given the decision oye: Peter
Maher in the six round contest before
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WIN Fight May III.

NEW YORK, February lett has
now been decided that Jim Jesries and
Jim Corbett will fight in the Seaside
Sporting Club at Coney Island on
May IL.
Sharkey against Kid Mccoy. The ar
ticles have not been signed yet.
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Admiral George ewey' uortrait
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Flags, Decorations, Bunting, Dewey
Souvenirs, Dewey, Washington and
Mckinley Portraits, Waterproof
String Flags at JASON c. STAMPS.
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Shepherdstown Register.

The Register is one of West Virs.nia's
liveliest and most readable papers, and
keeps its readers thoroughly well posted
on air matters of State interest.
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The Ha.lett Quotations.

7 h following New York quotations were
received yesterday by Howard Hazlett &
Son, National Exchange Bank Building:
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look sparkling in enamel over a bar OF dia.
monds.
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HEARING CONTINUED.
THE DEFENSE IN THE WELLS MUIR
DER CASE DID o CONCLUDE
YESTERDAY.

h Court Room Crowded All Day
During the Taking of Testimony.
Defendant George Hunt Appeared
Calm and Collected During h
Day.
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BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL.
w. II. White 3 Co. Quotations.

The following quotations are furnished
by ". r. White & Co., National Exchange
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The Register is the leading newspaper OF
the State, and as 1900 is campaign year,
every one should have It's daily or weekly
edition.
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WORDS OF PRAISE.

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Addison Independent State.
The Register is a good paper and gives
all the news of the State.
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FOR RENT-A slx-roomed brick house
with cellar and large yard. No. ~ Thfr-
tenth street; water and Illuminating gas.
possession April LIST. 1900 Also stable In
rear Of SO west side Of Market street; i'm
mediate possession. enquire at "a Mar
ket street Of W. J. CDTTs. feiGerdq
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A Mexican HerA Dead.

HSBuRG, Pa. Feb1pary 16--Gen.
ans, who served girh distinc-
{exican and civil wars, and
raising the kg IN the
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-s.ore room, Il4s Main street,
now occupied by J. Front. Possession
April lst. 800. Apply 10 VA. SCHWERT-
EEGER. lli5 Nam street. ta2eh
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02

Per steamship Kansas CITY for New
York -2.f11 .llt= upland cotton t.o l4t,-
sea Island cotton. 10 barrels cotton seed
Oh. Is eases cotton seed pH. -ls bl.e- do.
mcs'cs. go barrels rosin oil. no barrels
ros.n. fli hlrre.s utp-atirc. % 995 feet
lumber. - bundles hides - aaIcs tobacco.
! barrel 0sh, sis HoXss rrlt. 5 borr, .
vegetables Il crates vegetables g cases
cigars S bales swoepine-. SO bales lbor.
% boxes soap. u barrels pitca q barrels
tar. 1851 slaves ~ bundles scrap rubber
hose 81 package md=e
Exports per steamship j. % Miller for
aaitmore-29 bales upland cotton 1g Bars
re.s rosin. 90 feet lumber s. pack
axes fruit % toms pig iron. Oh barrels cots
ton seed Of sc7 sacks riay d. car wheels.
~ pa kages mdse. % package tomc-tlcs
and yarns ii6 bale hides. $40 cascs canned
goods 100 barrels TAR.
Per steamship u % Miller for Phiiadcl-
Qhia-20.la2 feet lumier
Per schooner lda Lawrence for Haiu-
$50 ~ feet yellow pine lumber y
w7'ch -.7"lo was shipped uv Coouey Eek
-iein Co. and l5nia9 f,.t by r. s.
Wyily q Co
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
CITY nnESiTIGS.

~ ~" Superior ''oari yesterday l-s
'ai.lkatt appointed Niiinm } h''Hf
,"mi'.'f''li notary public for term
Iour years
Judge Hampton l. F.rrli r.-a..-..I ~
binary 81 the county 40 fn. asf s..s
save roc required H.ti ana took t.. ....
Or Oh. D. boz =. Judge Fal.-4rt. Ir
superior Court cn Yesterday
Nrs ft.-.t... A. IN .t,.-s IL.
f,.r a.r-....t 40
~ 49,. go. ,-s..-.
- 80 s--...t.'
.r -. ......is i.,..'..,
i'.i'+.iI. h-4 .i'H'"1
I" case - ''"'N $500, iti..'
'-'"''. 20" '"' "'pt i'+-1 OF i-
IS i'' 'Ae r'! Di"nt Ii.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
THE SAVANNAH Mrsic cLrn.
Annual Meeting and Election Held nt
the Lavton Memorial

thf Law Ton NfmnFtul.
I The annual meeting and election or ,he
savannah Alus.e club was he'd last night
- tae Lawion Memorial. I'm addition 10
! ,hc business - rho meeting there was "a
I short arograume 81 music which was Civ
ou b.for. the business vas taken up. The
1 programme was as follows
Ardante Con Motto First symphony
Beethoven Miss Emma T. Coburn and
Miss b GuCssr. llus.
"Wfre . star ,H4WleyJ, Nr. George
Vs. He ktr.
Kirmessc Crom FauT0 ,G7unod-s alnt
Slensl. Mrs C. LlIsuthll
In Che aheercs ~ che president Mr. W
r. Williams. Who was unable 60 attend
through Sd kne-- Mr r. Lloyd owens.
vice urrs.deu. presided
The drst business taken nap Wa tho
reading hy the e-crc'cry Miss F.,re.ce
Coldiug of % number - communication
81 various kinds addressed 10 The ciu,
Among these was ID letter from N- W r.
Williams 'Nplairiug 3. cause % ti- ab-
seure and stating tnat having served me
club lr tho position % president or TIRES
years ne Uoull NOT ha d candid q for re-
election am! iha- bis choice 90 succoet
himself in th, Office was Mr. owens
The terms OH which iHe Iawton NJ
mortal was trrurci wee then ms
known Cd, tr. rr.r....-s O, Mr. Owens ,yb,
sl.., informed ~. rIuh ana. , varv ,ty,n-
t.s...s .or.ras, bsd saap nude n.tvv.eu
th. ..u. ,rl lnr,s. Band ~ with tba
h.,rl f,r pa. rrt,t.p. af ,.p. .r.rt. h -
lr tgyo concerts under tb~ su.pi as ~ m
climb agr.. a. give. 10 tn,. clun "A f.rc.sn-
t,s.. ~ Ih. nor r.e.Ipts Tho hand vUI Is.
her. fo- , m,tine. ana might aapear,rc.
ON saturday Nov rp
motion t-4- .srb member Of the club
alsa. tI.,. prl.i.es. ~ bringing to the meet
~. ~. .ra-t WAS carried
Thr treasurer Mis- Phoebe Elliott. read
a report that showed tie clubs finances
a. - fu v.r, voal condition there h.-
Irr oo hand yi1s5.. loeetho- with a cool
.nm san lu. from unuail dues
s r.n.rt from a -8mm.tte, consisting
of Miss f. p csblrn SIR +. Ec1,r.r
.ri SIR e. is B,ok .u which had been
appointed 60 artw up plans for me must
al entertainments of th. coming season.
WAS submitted. and af.er some discussion
adopted Dc provides that for the nrst Sis
m.etlrr4 thor. shall D. seven member. to
,arh programme Thatof these forty-tWa
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02

Tallahassee. F.n.. Nov. 1.-The ftll term
OF the United States Circuit and lis .t'1N
Courts viii convene az Tallahassee on ~.
q. and the grand Jurors have been draw"
for tho term a.
Letters patent were to-day eraniea ~.
the incorporation Of the Bellman ".
Walters Union Club OF JacksonNihe' W.
SI.cp0 capital The objects Of the cup
20 promote social intercourse. 5000
bwshlp. fraiefunl feeling and literary
vancement Of It's members
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02

port Tompl Flu Sov. ARRIVED.
steamer Masr1fto, White. Havana. VIA
kry West fug psuntless ana schooner
3 Frank No3ily Mckay. Havana.
Sailed. steamer O.ivctte. Smith. Havana
So. key West tug Echo towing four
burgess Pensacola for Havana put in
Tampa cay TODAY With barge Henry H.
.r.r- Waterlo-Rad.
Key West Fa. Nov. Arrived
-foumer Aiami ptnno. Havana. and SAIL
20 Tor Miami. MefAne. Reynolds. TAMPA.
thoorcr Wave. Havana
Sailed steamer Fauits. Thompson Tam
"a.
Charleston. Nov. Arrived. steamer
'urn lngrain. Boston. via New York
1rd proceeded 60 Jacksonville. schooner
mly = Norham. PenuiWe.. Phiadei-
bios United states revenue cutters NJ.
SO s 40 ana No. Il. southpor
Bound Ter Cuba
Cleared schooner Bessie Whiting Bcr-
1rt New York
Sailed bark visurgus Ger. Mcissner
Mobile
baltimore. Nov SAILED. steamer Dor
chester. savunnah.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02

Sew York Nov The case OF Cor
ncius /. Alyord Jr the dcf1utlng note
teller of the First Nati1rai Rank. who
De- charE win cmoczz iag $1,000 worth
OF TIE hauks funds, was not Transferred
90 the United States court to-day. as had
been expected. A.vords counsel. Jacob r
Miller objected 90 The transfer. and the
case was postponed until tomorrow.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
Will Nor orEN SUNDAY.
Trinity Church HeOpenInE Post
poncd Another Week

Services viii nor 30 held ~ Trinity
Church sunday as has been intended. II
w decided as' night thnt The churcn
could rot BE- got in readiness flr ger
Vices ay sunday and tho r,oaeuiug VIII
accordingly b. postponed until the follow
inv SUNDAY D" now carpet has not arr
r.V'-i ana Doc iaHis. who have This matter
300 band Deal del shat the tlslc was insuni-
c.ort 90 pat tte church in order by sun
diE The ~ services Will be held IN
tnH lecture T4f
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02

steamship Kansas city. Fisher New
York
s,.ms1ip u 70 Miller Peters Balu-
wore.
Steamship ryina Un. Cro~sIey. Man.
chester
amaip Wsstwatcr Uu. stephen
fIttfa4at
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02

Augusta Nov Policeman Davii
Reid who sulcided yesterday. was buried
today his funeral a. 81 Lukra Churea
was largely attended AZ jhe meeting .f
the Police Commission Tonight SuhstI-
tutcs Luper and Nli were elected to h..
inc vacancies caused hy t1e deaths III
Policemen Redd and Lanham Lauham s
widow was voted S25.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02

Steamship WAst water Pn stephen
Liverpool "A e Churchill
steamship pydun UD Crossiey. Man
eh'~Ifr.-A r. Churchill
BRIG Ifotettore UfoD. parascandolo.
Fume Chr q pah IS co.
hooner lda Lawronee. Thorpe, Balu-
uurt.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02
CHALK TALK Al WESLEY.
Illustrated Lecture the Feature OF
This Afternoons Service.

a"'N hha'HH"'h : ~ 49,
The service this afternoon at Z o'cio
lat Wesley Monumental church. VII D.
% special interest to the children. the
chief feature will be lecture illustrates
hy blackboard drawings Tho lessons "H.
Doe practical lessons. and the sinsi'5
bright. AZ s:l5 . m. the evening service
with sermon will be held.
The special series of services which hsN
been Ia progress FOR two weeks. viii cor
tinue through sunday. concluding Win u'
sunday evening service.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02

Passengers py steamship Tallahassee.
Sew lar& f9r savannah. Oct 50.-Dr. T..
y Mskk aad wife. Mrs C. l.. Cook
hirs VI Donupir q cold tauh. Miss
kit.iIrr. ch4- Mekerra Mrs c. s
HUNT Fouehar and wife vs. Beach.
Ar ct0ord nrd wife AIss g.. clifford.
Miss T.. clifford Mrs a Mnley. l. Adj
SCR 'rd wife. r. A. Levy. nov. u
uHou 1ni wife. Miss h. T. Strickland
t"f'r >7lau and wlfc A'i-s ~ Chaimers.
Ali-. May Johnson ~ Urban and wife
Ituit Mrs T. Rivers Miss n p
blimun. II J Daley ID r sullivan Mrs.
b D. Brooks Mrs $. 4 Royal Miss p
trtw..l reron and wife W A.
ito-tfs. ilr-lsw. Miss n Piummer.
flsF ~ Spencer Airs ~ Spencer. j. J.
tAfou g. IS suasrinE ard wife y
Wnrsow.z and children. ~ = Iovine.
SNOW. r Berger. l.. Nelson. the
Misses hArue MS Naldoss Miss r.
Bowl Miss 40 Harris. j PARENT L. r
f1mernt ? Ellsworth Mr Schwin "
iar-uhuee and wife J Kinnic. 4 Lar
SON j Larsen r M1rt.cr W r. sam
mis-. D Mcdonnell A. Mcdonnell W
Monroe b-. Slate. wife and child Miss
Vaughn Miss r.. Hines. = Msrien.
~. MarAawitz Mr Siverstciu. T. COL
s-t. q Thomas Mrs Thomas. s Abr,-
e1m. Us Andrews l.. Davis. r. Colomb
& Mcintosh
Passengers hy steamship Kansas CITY
t.r New York yesterd4v-Dr " "
'"'o and wife. Mrs D. s. Purse. Mis-
Hannah Mitchell Miss LILLIAN Wimberley
%, jacob. q p shcumon. n 4
fiE-'rniI. Miss T. NJ Burns r. IT,
'turnnr ! Hersrdt Won colin s. Bias
s't Gibson j ~ Br1dy ana wif,
Ar Ha'ea. j. e Lynch ana xix inter-
mediate.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02

Chicago. Nov. STANLEY woter.oo' "
author to-day filed petition 20 paua
ruptcy. scheduling liabilities Of gl-'"o A'''
asseta Of Ii91.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-02

Passengers per steamship Miller. SAL.
.ne Z" baltimore yesterday-C = Eaton
Ii.rn.p Roberts John williams a X
Taylor Mrs Taylor Andrew Conrsdy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Continued From Page 10.

making herself ugly. as some do nv
wearing ridiculous costumes"
The Earl of Yarmouth seems to be
impressed with her as she is, for no
snecial reason. but for every reason
that can occur to man.
Max Nordau says woman's tendency
to sport is only another form of CO
Quctry; it is always coquetry. "I have
often thought that Diana. if she had
worn Il pretty hunting costume. would
nave been happy to have excited the
admiration Of -Actaeon. She had him
slain simply because he had the indel-
icacy TO look al her before the seam
stress had done her work The adven-5
lures of Penthesisa prove, it seems to-
me. how much even the bcllisercnt
Amazon remains woman
even to die for love! Why do wouier
give themselves up to sport? am not
competent TO answer this QUESTION: 1t
should be asked OF the women,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ. Killam
win leave The LIST OF August for Nova
Scotia.
Miss Sophie White who has becn Wis
iting Miss Bessie Doyle, in Client. re-
turned on Friday TO her home in Rich
mord.
Dir. ard Mrs. W. $. Copeland. OF the
Richmond Times. and Miss COPELAND,
are at ocean View.
Mr.. Alfred Clay ana family have left
for York Furnace Springs. Pa. From
there they will so Ia Camp Watson.
on the northern shore OF Lake Cham
plain.
Miss Emma Blard' who has been
spending few weeks at Virginia
Beach. has returned to her home in
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Barton. of Savan-
nah, arrived III the c.fy on Saturday.
Mr.. WON Pike. an old official In the
office OF the Attorney General, Wash
ingtOn. y. O.. and wife gre stopping at
Mrs. Il. Y. Zacbarys cottage at Nir-
Ginia Teach.
Miss Nellie hamburger loft friday
evening for Baltimore. from which
place she viii later visit Atlantic City
with her uncle, MIR. Joseph Crane
Miss Priest and Miss McKccn. OF
Cripple Creek. Col. Gre stopping at
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22
AND
PERSONAL

A subscription card party gotten up
by Mrs. James y. Leigh was given on
Thursday morning at the Princess
Anne Hotel. The prizes were won by
Mr. Deans. Miss RAMS ana Miss
Thompson. Prcsent were Mrs. Leigh.
Airs. Gordan. Mrs. Dranten, Mrs. Ma
gu!re, Mrs. Carr. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Saunders, Mrs. Woodland. Mrs. Biscoe,
Hrs. Thompson. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Hodges, Mrs. I1dgcrton. Mrs Rains,
Hiss Mary Lou Cooke, Miss Pheits,
Miss Jones. Miss Myra Jones, Miss
Cieary, Misses Lula and Fanny VIII
son, Miss hinscy Miss Elliott. the
Misses Scruggs, Miss GorGan. Miss
Rediord, Miss Loving, Miss tyler, Miss
5. Tyler. Miss Coho, Miss Cooke. Miss
Schroad. Miss Seawell, Miss White
head, Miss Fahs, Miss Gordon, Miss
Mcdonald. Miss Listcr. Nh. Cheors
Judge Tyler. Mr.. Richard Cooke, Mr.
Gordon ana Ny. Deans.
y delightful tug party to Old Point
was given on Friday evening by Miss
LINDA Wright. OF Churchland. the
party leaving the Bay Line wharf,
Portsmouth, at $40, and returning, at
a. M. Dancing was enjoyed at the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22

iIygeia. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wat
sOa were the chapcroncs. Among the
guests were Misses BESSIE and Clara
llirn and Linda Wright. of Church
land: Miss Tucker. of Colorado
Srring; Misses Ruth ThYc,dcraft,
Nina Boykin, Della Nash, Ruth VIII
son. ia. Hudgins and Bette and jamie
Nicely; MeSsrs. Collins Armistead
George Winston. Edward. James and
Fred Parrish, Ridgciy Porter. John
Hume, Linwood Wright. 1lirn. and
Taylor and Low Carney. William
Langhorne. and Taylor Harrison, Of
Miss Tilghman entertained last even
ing at her home in Client those who
composed the delightful house party
1T Virginia Beach which came TO q
close last week. Her guests we're Miss
Mamie K2nsctt. Miss Eliza beth Tay-
lor. Miss Florence Milligan. Miss Edith
Tunis, Miss Miller. Mr. Tench Thigh
man. Mr.. Thornton Gwathmey. Mr.
Thomas Tanner. Mr.. Percy Stephen
son. Mr. Pugh and Mr. Zachary.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Kilam entertained at
supper at the Country Club. on Friday
evening Mrs. Wiley Baxter and the
Misses Rosa,ic and Elsie Baxter. OF
Elizabeth City. y. c.; Mrs. Sclden and
Miss May Selden.
Mrs. Ililby's charming and attrac-
tive cottage. Sea View, at Virginia
Beach. has been filed during the past
week. Among the guests OF the past
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22
MIS-. r. y. zachary's cottage. at vir-

Mrs. r. y. zachary's cottage. at vir-
Beach.
AIss Lottic Clark has returned To her
home in Cleveland. o.. after a three
weeks visit 10 her sister. Mrs. r. w.
Mcdonald. 1T the Atlantic Hotel, Vir-
ninia Beach.
Mrs. o. II. Perry is summcring in the
Allegheny Mountains.
Miss Jennie Nobley. OF Atlanta. Ga
is the guest OF Miss Mae Perry at VIII
louGhby Beach.
Nr- and Mrs. W. +. Baldwin have
gone to Fiuc Ridge summit to stav
during the hot weather.
Miss Nina Boyk!n. OF Baltimorc.. Who
has been the guest Of Miss Old. on
Fresrsson street. is now Visiting Miss
Nina Dewey. IN portsmouth
?rof. W. J. $. Bryan and Mrs. BRYAN
are stopping at Mrs Zachary's cot
tage. at Virginia l@ach.
Miss Mary blanche Atkinson is at
Niagara.
Miss Lizzie Brandor OF Richmond. IS
visiting Miss MadSe Drummond at hcr
home. OH Boush street.
Misses Maybeue ard Jennie Ewing.
OF Alexandria. Va, are among the Wis
itorS a I Virginia Beach.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22

Astoria Jackoacis. another marvel
they are considered bargains at other
stores at s and ioc, Lots of them here
100, Tor you At 5;tc.
Still some good patterns of Zoe Dress
CinShanns, stripes and checks, all colors,
SIC.
One lot handsome Ba.istes and
Lawns. Nice variety OF styles; cheap,
ordinarily At j2'5c, bu! Tor this sale,
we say Zoe.
Sea Island and Windsor percaics, fuil
yard wios; nice summer styles, always
sold at l2l.c. Sale price SIC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22

week are Misses Virginia and Mary
lah White. Ethel Hardy. Margaret
Mrs. Howard Rev. y. I. Thomson and
lily, Messrs. William Bull. Ned
McHenry Peters, |. +. I<iiby, John
i. ii!by. Bradford Kilby. Prank
Nelson. J. T. Withcrs. Tazeweli
~ Porter. Or. J. =. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Petty. Mrs. Ki!py is good hostess.
tractive on the Peach
MIR. and Mrs. 1Icnsett and family Will
summer home. on Eastern shore.
Alr c. White Sans left yesterday
for White Sulphur Springs.
Captain and Mrs Milligan and the
Misses Millisan viii leave on TIE Il of
August for jamestown. r. !. They
will be accompanied by Miss Edith
Tunis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hughes will
sspend part OF thu summer at Old
Misses Addic and Marguerite Bur
russ left on Friday for the Adron-
dacl;s.
Miss Mamie Cooke left on Thursday
for Warrenton. Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22
Low nates to chautauqua.

Tie last excursion IF the season to
Chcutauaua. n. y. will leave Norfolk
Via Washington or Baltimore and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad (Royal
Biuc Line). Thursday. iuly 18th. Fare
for the round trip from Norfolk. $500.
For further information apply TO AR
THUR G. LEWIS, :. p. A.. Under At
lantis Hotel. jyi9-td
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22

Big variety CaIicoes, all colors and
including the best makes. Simpsons
Amer:can and Merrimacks. For Mon.
day only; 4'lc.
Fine Black Fancies for dresses includ
ing Batis,es, Grenadines and Swiss e.
ieetS. / he Popular Open work styl.s;
sold ior i5e and I6c. All sroup=d here
at l2iic.
One lot Of very handsome Lace strip
Cd Black Grenadines; a good 25c line,
Only I5c.
a Good Stirling Crash, very dcsir-
able weight. The l5c kind on sale
here at Zoe.
One lot finc French PcrcaIes, pretty
styles, regular 25c cloth for I21:c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22
Summer Excursion Tickets.

Are now on sale at lowest rates 10 all
points via Washingtcc and Baitimore
Steamers. and Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad CRoyal Blue Line). For detail
cd Information apply. to
ARTHUR G. LEWIS, $. p. As
&c Under Atlantic Hotel.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22
uNErpA BArH AT OCEAN VIEW

"Newes. Discovery" extracts teeth
pa.nl,ssiy. y Y. Dental Rooms ONLY.
No. S24. corner Main and Talbot sis.
\. L. of monument: established nearly
20 years Ennes. Dentist. New phone,
l.sSl.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22
WHITE GOODS HELPS JUL YBARCA|NS
Fine quality 40-inch Lawn, nice summer weight
Sells we'll at 15o, but leads the city at 1OHc.

Hsmstitchcd India, fine quality,
regularly sold at Zoe, for we.
Sheer India Linen, good hot weather
bargain, &c.
Skirlins P. KS, large round cords,
running erosswise or lengthwise Of
piece; 25e quality, I5c.
Six patternsWhitc Novelty P. K, sold
zoe. You must come early to get them
at Zoe.
10 pisces scnuine French Organdy,
very sheer and fine 25c cloth. Juiy
makes them 1876.
Fine Swiss Oreandy for cool dresses;
cheap enough at l2'.c, bot for July sale
effect. We say SIC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22

10 YARDS Monday morn
E0P 81 ing at 8 o'clock
TIN %00 we place on
sale $500 yards of Sc ChaI-
lies at Our Dress Goods
counter that will be sold 10
yards for 25c. Limit 10
yards to buyer.
LADIES' Three
UNDERWEAR speci a I S
for Monday only.
Ladies l7c fine Isle finished Vest
J2Ec.
Ladies Colored Fancy Tape Vests,
I21tc grade, Monday &c.
Ladies' White Fancy Ribbed Vest,
the regular ] 7c grade; Monday &c.
MEN,S Mems Shirts
EI1PMISH Fine Per-
IkiCS Gale and Mad
AiS0o ras Shirts,
pair cuffs to match; slightly
soiled; SO and 75c grades,
now 25c to close. Most all
sizes.
Mcn's and Boys Madras Shirts, full
sizes, neat pretty patterns, pair cuils 10
match; price 44o. YoY ean't match
th,se for SOC elsewhere.
Mems Madras Shirts, two collars and
pair cu!fs TO match, soc. You have
paid rs 75c for them until now. Full
line sizes.
Mems U.s. Fancy Mcreeri-cd Front
Shirts arc selling al Soc A good 5uying
time now, don; you think
Cur White Fancy Madras Shirts in
checks and Stripes VIC sell at SOC: is 4
better shirt than you buy in most stores.
! he bosom is extra wise. Fry one,
you will bay haif dozen.
81 Madras Shirts. SOC. Beginning
Monday you buy our entire line OF Mems
81 Fancy Madras Shirts, pair cuff 10
match, for 89c apiece. In this 10. we
have pat ali our $50 shirts; if your size
is here, you est an extra good value.
Remember tic prize, 80.
25c Madras Suspendcrs. l5c.
Mems - and SOC Balbrigean Shirts in
large sizes, in long or short sleeves, %;
apiece.
Mems Black and Tan Socks Sc pair.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22
INTERESTING WASH GOODS,

Sea Island Dirnities-note the nane-an ELEGANT as
sorent OF those tine fabrics; sold everywhere at IS and
l7c We offer them, first time in the city, at 121lc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-22
I:rcs Exrmineh Eree

Dr.. a. Weci; manager OF the optical
department OF the Gale Jewclry Com
Dany. win examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially Invited TO call. ie2s-tc