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The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22
THE SOUTH AFRICAN w,n
Ger. Roberts Report. IN.
OF Nrusersdorp--Gen. Kit.
ener's Narrow Esc,

London, June 21.-The war o4s.
received the following disna,oh 'ee has
Loid Roberts: lron
Pretoria, June 2o.-Hunter,s
varee column occupied Krncsrss 40
without opposition June Is. Orp
"Methuen, who was escortir.
large convoy 10 Heilbron. ves,asss a
routed a force under Christian M ' va
who endeavored to prevent him wei
entering tie little town. Metbpa. "O'a
only three casualties. nag
-'Baden-Powell left this c;,v :.
on his return to Rustenburg T~ y
country is quieting down in tbo. NC
rection. This satisfactory sta,o :, VI
fairs will be materially assisted br .. a.
capture, between here and pa 'e
tenburg, June 10, of two guns bv w.. s
tons mounted infantry from ~
Of the enemy under Commander nr.
iessis. Dup'
Railway and telegraph commrn;..
ton with Cape Town is now comnla,a
" restored. 'ee'
"All is quiet here and at JOHANNA.
burg. The shops are open and -.
market is daily becoming more cro,r1
ed and business-like."
According to a Cape Town disn.,0,
of this date, Gen. Kitchener had . 10.
row escape from capture in the a.
gagement at Leeuw Spruit. june !,
He was sleeping il the repair trail
when IL was attacked, and many Of ,bs
engineers were captured.
Gen. kitchener's sleeping car was =,
kopjes station, when the Beers ma.
Gen. De Wet. suddenly opened n ria.
fire at a. m. Kitchener managed -
reach his horse and galloped to Rben.
oster, two miles distant. The Poo,
numbered 900 men, with three guns
They burned the culvert. which had
just been rebuilt, and derailed ,bs
train.
The Beers alleged to be hemmed !,
by Gen. Rumble began Smelling Ficks.
burg yesterday June 19). 1t is said
they apprehend that force is march.
ing from the north upon them, and
hence they will endeavor to break
through southwark
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22
THE BOMBARDMENT At T1KU-
Was Under the Immediate of the
Russian Captain. DubrowoIsLi

81. Petersburg, June 2O.-Vice-Ad.
miral AleNjeff, from Port Arthur re-
porting the capture of the Tal<u forts
says the bombarding fleet was COM
manded by the Russian CAPTAIN.
Dubrowolski as senior officer present.
The Russian losses were two Ueuten-
ants killed,one severely and one slight
~ wounded, and 16 men killed and CT
wounded. The gunboat Giliak. was
seriously damaged by a shell below the
water line and must be locked for re-
pairs. The gunboat Korejez was leak
ing in six places, and had her cabin
destroyed. The gunboat Bobr was
damaged. Besides the above. Admiral
Aexjeff says the French warsbin
Lion, the British Algerine and the Ger
man gunhoat Iltris participated in the
engagement.
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OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

The sheriff's posse at ST. Louis may
be mustered out Saturday.
ST. Louis posseman shot at n wag.
ON diver who shouted "scab' at a
Trfnsit car crew, aud nit Miss Winnie
Alter. aged 70. in the left leg.
Two Transit company cars were
dynamited at ST. Louis, Tuesday night,
in one case injuring the motorman.
wrecking the ear and SCATTERING win.
dows in the vicinity.
The census enumeration shows that
Quincy ILL.,. has population Of $3.50.
The full-blot.d Cherokees refuse to
be enumerated. The census officials
are having a hard time with them.
Five hundred Tammany braves will
attend the Kansas City convention
They will charter two special trains.
Pres ideut Hawes of the st. Louis po
lice board has issued orders to the
capt:iG s TO have all lawlessness
stopped in their districts.
William H. Linn, aged IS years, the
wealthiest merchant in Decatur, Ill.
died Tuesday.
james Thompson. aged So years, died
at his home in EiTingham, H., Tues
day, of old age. He was a veteran OF
the civil war.
Rear-Admiral Schley telegrapha
fro IN Montevideo. Uruguay. that III.
squadron has been released from quar-
antine at that point.
The democratic convention of the
Thirteenth illinois district nominated
John Eddy, of Bloomington, for con.
s'ress.
Trustees of the University Of Ten,
nessee have decided 10 erect, at a COS.
of $4,000, a building for women.
The second trainload of corn donat
ed by Kansans to the starving of India
started Wednesday morning. The
train consists of 20 cars. each car bear.
ing 1000 bushels of corn.
The president has appointed Gen
Lloyd Wheaton, colonel of the Tween
tieth regiment of infantry and briga.
der general of volunteers, to be major
general of volunteers.
Two men were killed. five seriously
injured and ten slightly injured in
wreck on The Greensburg branch OF
the Louisville d Nashville railroad al
Calvary, Ky.
The German kaiser has ordered ell
the naval battalions TO be modified
and these will sail under the command
of Maj.-Gen. Won Hoepfner, on board
the armoured cruiser Fuerst Bismarck
for China.
Green Il. Mays, a lawyer and promi.
nent politician, committed suicide with
a pistol in Lee county, Tex. No cause
is assigned
DIR. l.. t. Ferris, a prominent prac.
ticing physicians of Fountain Green.
H., is dead. aged 81. With his wife he
celebrated his golden wedding Nav %
Clarance Mayer who was recently
eXtradited from the United States
charged with forgery, has been con.
victed at Havana. Cuba, and sentenced
to eight years Imprisonment.
The adjoining plants of the Carroll
Porter Boiler IL Tank Co. and III.
James Rees d Sons Co. engine builders
at Pittsburgh, Pa, were DESTROYED by
flre Tuesday night; loss, $4,000.
Frank Helm, aged Is, tried to fright.
en- some boys at Coal Bluff, Ind, bv
pushing the butt of his gun through a
bridge under which they were playing.
The gun was discharged, and Helm
was Instantly killed.
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TO THE ARTILLERY SCHOOL
Two batteries Leuxe San
Tor Fort Monroe to Attend
the Artillery School.

San francisco, June 21.-Batterv N
Third artillery, and Battery NJ. SIKH
ai'iiitry' have left this city for Fort
Monroe Va on tour of duty at the
ar'liiery school OF instruction. They
tr"k with them, in custody, as far as
hahsas City Peter c, Deming. former
oAp'"ln and assistant commissarv ~
subsistence, I. 5. v, who goes as pris.
o. ef 10 serve a sentence of three wears.
lie was tried by court-martial at the
reside last March, and found guilty
OF having embezzled funds Of the gov.
eminent.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22

Washington, june 21.-Secretaries
Hay and Root, Assistant Secretar les
Meikeljohn and Hackett and Admiral
Crowrinshield held long conference
with the president. On leaving the
White House they stated that nothing
had been heard from Pekin, and that
the conference was on the subject OF
how communication with Minister
Conger could be awaited at the earliest
possible moment. They declined, how
ever, TO say what conclusion had been
reached or to discuss the matter
further There is no doubt that the Of
ticials here regard the Chinese situa-
ton as very critical, and that more
vigorous measures than any hitherto
contemplated are under considera.
ton.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22
Ma.,nes for Service in China.

Chicago, June GA special TO the
Chronicle from Norfolk, Va, saws. A
party of marines from the Norfolk
navy yard will he sent to China at
once. Twenty-eight privates command
ed by two sergeants and two corpo-
ais, have received orders to proceed
immeo lately to the Washington par
racks, there to join the Fourth bat
talon of marines, which is under or
ders to proceed to San Francisco over
land, to embark thence TO China.
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River News.
THE MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY, June q.
Grain and Provisions.

other grades g.. o,9Is. 20 Wheat,No. Z red,
HQ7Sc. Corn-No mixed, i0ispi0s.c
Oats-No. 2,2id2p2c. Hay-Timothy,S iOWg
1900; prairie, $.00G9.00: choice clover,
s900Qll.50. Butter Creamery, les
lSc; dairy. 13ul5c. Eggs Fresh. s.9c
Lard-Prime steam. 6.1719c. Pork-AeW
mess, SlliJ. Bacon Clear rib, i'sc
Wool-Tub-washed, 1SGt2Si2c; Missouri ana
illinois medium combing, 20l2a2c; othef
grades, 15q20e.
Chicago-C Closing quotations; Wheat
Corn-June, 4Ilsc; july, arc; August AZ
a4l9sc. Oats-June, 24tsc; july, 24lse; Az
gust, 2iis. Pork-June, s1155: July Wig i.3'
September. Sll.72i2. Lard-June. %9t1s'
July, 6.6712c: September. 6.I7lse; Octopes'
6.S0c. November, 6.I7l9c.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22
Liberal Requests.

Norwich, Conn. June 21.-By the
death of David Dwight Wells, son of
the late David A. Wells, the well-known
political economist, Harvard Univer-
sity is r'cher by about S37, 900. The
same sum goes TO the Springfield city
library, Springfield, Mass, and to Will
ANS college, Williamstown, Mass.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22
Without Foundation

Washington, June 21.-The dispatch
from Shanghai TO the effect that the
united States transport Thomas. with
troops from Manila, was diverted AT
Naeaseki, and had arrived at Talfu
WIN Loo men, is said by war depart.
lnent officials to be without founda.
ton. i'N'''
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22
Convention visitor. Injured

Philadelphia, June 2l.-By the fall
of an elevator in the Hotel Walton.
Tuesday night, Delegates ]. G. Princ.
ley. of Oklahoma, and Brenion F. Hal.
Of Michigan. sustained fr.ctures of the
legs. DR.. Burton and Walter Hunter.
of Delaware; Marcellus West, of Wash.
iHgton, and Dir. Camden. of Texas.
were also among the injured.
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REGARDED AS CHEERING.
4 General Frightening of the Situa-
tfOa Presaged

London, June 20, 2:10 p. m.-The
news from Shanghai is regarded in Of
fetal circles as distinctly cheering
After the grim reports current, the
dispatch announcing the arrival at Pc
kin of the relief expedition command
ed by Admiral Seymour and the safety
of the legations, which, later. was con-
firmed by a dispatch from Shanghai.
published in the second edition of the
London Times, announcing, on the au-
thority of the ta-otai. Sheng, that Sey-
mour's force arrived at the Chinese
capital June II, presages, il is hoped
general Frightening of the situation
No details have yet been received of
the casualties or OF the condition of
affairs at Pekin, but well-informed
people express the opinion that the
summoning of LII Hung Chang to the
capital forseshadows the early submis-
sion of the dowager empress TO the
dictates of the powers.
Word From Rcar-AdmiraI Bruce
The British admiralty has received a
cablegram from Rear-Admiral Bruce
oateu idku June Is. VIA che Foo, June
20. After mere mention of the can
ture of the forts at Taku Admiral
Bruce adds: The Chinese admiral
was present with the allied fleet. his
nag flying from a cruiser. At a meet
ing June Il. he agreed to anchor with
the fleet, putting out his fires.
No News From Seymour.
NO news from the commander-in-
chief, and the advance guard. A heavy
hre was heard at Tien Tsin the night
of June H."
In conclusion Admiral Bruse saws:
Three thousand Russian trooos
commanded by a major general, are
here. My communications with the al
lied authorities are most harmonious.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22
T" Compete In the Olympia Games,

Philadelphia, June 21-The athletes
who will represent the University OF
Pennsylvania in the Olympic games at
Paris left this city over the Pennsyl
vania road for New York whence they
will sail at noon for Southampton on
the steamer Southwark.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22
Disastrous Wisconsin Fire.

Madison, Wis, June 21.--The entire
bl siness section of the village of Mid.
oleton, eight miles west of this city,
was wiped out by fire Tuesday night.
The insurance loss is $4,000 to $780,.
eco. with the actual loss much Greater.
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RELIEF COLUMN At PEk|N.
Admiral Seymore, with the Relief
Reported to Have Arrived at
Pekin Sunday.
A FRIGHTENING UP or THE SITUATION.
Report of the Bombn rdment and
Capture of the Taku Forts For
warded by the Russian ADMIRAL
A1cNycn-The Russian Captain,
DuT,rovoIski, Was in Command.

Shanghai, June 21.-Reports from
q iDese sources, credited by the local
foreign officials here. say the legations
at Pekin were safe June IL Sunday,
end that Admiral Seymour, with the
relieving column, reached Pekin that
day.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22

South Bend. Ind, June 21.-0ne man
was killed, six seriously injured, and
number of others slightly burned.
in the destruction, by fire. of the Nor.
rison hotel, located on Vistula avenue
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22

Washington, June PA cablegram
has j, st been received at the navy de-
partment from Commander Taussig
announcing the arrival of the York
town at Che-Foo from Taku, where he
went with dispatches from the de-
partment. Another cableeram is ex-
pecled shortly from Taussig describ-
ing conditions at Taku.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22

New York, June 21.-It is announced
'hat Lizard Freres will ship 5000. OO0
ard the National City bank $500 90 goId
TO France Thursday.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22

Washington, June 21.-The A.nori
can minister at Toxic telegraphs thai
two transports with 1900 men and 10c
horses sailed from Japan for Taku
that coo japanese troops have already
landed and that five japanese war YES.
sells are not at Taku. He adds that
the japanese government is prepared
10 send additional forces should this
necessity arise.
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22
Financial.

New York. June 2l.-Money on call nom ,IIs
nally at Ia per cent. Prime merc sIr,ge
paper, 5@Q4i2 per cent. Sterling eNchanss,
bills at 4S5st U4S7 for demand and al ~, 80
Q4s412 for % days: posted rates, 4s5isq4ooS 81
Commercial bills, 4SiiaQ4s4ss silVer, ,sxi-
ihcates, 60izmS1. Bar silver. bV14. ,nnds
.an dollars, i134 Government SS
Steady
The Forrest City times., 1900-06-22

Quotations for middling range as sss.
lows: ST. Louis. S7sc; New York 9l-4'''
Memphis Sac.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19
Question of Cuban Independence.

Washington, Aug. 1S-Salvador Cisne-
ros. inSurgent governor of Cuba In 1895;
luenty Marot and Rev. DR.. Lewis Music
lier. a delegation from Havana. who ar
rived In New York on Monday, called on
the President to-day in company with
Rev. Chas. w. Currier, of Baltimore. to
talk over the question of Cuban indie
learn the disposition of the Administra-
ton toward the establishment OF an in
dependence government for Cuba and to
set an idea to when full Independence
might be expected. They had long and
very free talk with the President. and ON
leaving the White House expressed graft
f1cation at what the President said. They
stated that they were very much encour-
aged at the sentiments expressed by the
President After leaving the White House
they called on the Secretary of War and
discussed with him the convention soon
TO be held on the island.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19

Mrs. Mathilde Richter, Doriphsa
Ecb., says;
az suffered from catarrh for many
years, but since l have been taking Pc.
ru-na i feel strong and well. would
advise all people to try Pe-ru-na. ASH
used Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin while wac
passing through tho change of lifo, I am
positively convinced your beneficial
remedies have relieved mo from all my
Ais"
Pe-ru-nn has raised more women from
beds of sickness and set them to work
again than any other remedy. Pelvic
oatarrh is the bane OF womankind. Pc
ru-na is the bane Of catarrh in all forms
and stages. Mrs. Col. Hamilton, Column
bus, o., says: " recommend Pc-ru-na to
women, believing it to DO especially
beneficial to them"
Send for free book written by Dr..
Hartman, entitled n ealth and Beauty. :"
Address Dr.. Hartman, Columbus, o.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19
GERMANY AND CHINA.
Affairs in the Flowery Kingdom
Principle Topic of Conversation.
Flight of tho Dowaser Empress and Disnp-
penrance of the Emperor of China The
Papers Filled With urmises-nIission-
aries Blamed for the ChInesc Outbreak.

Copyright 1900, The Associated Press)
Berlin. Aug. 1S.-The flight of the Dowa-
ger Empress and the disappearance of
the Emperor OF China is here regarded
as of much greater and lasting impor-
lance than the mere taking of Pekin. and
the complications resulting therefrom are
speculatively discussed by the press and
in circles. The overwhelming opinion is
since all the Powers have agreed to in
stall strong central government at
Pekin 1t becomes u necessity, first, to
destroy or ut least to render harmless
the fugitive government, which is re-
sponsibie for the whole Chinese eruption.
Therefore, II is claimed, it is necessary
to follow and capture the fugitlves. This
PROBABLY NH cal for the 9hmpl1yment OF
which are now in China.
SURAIISES.
Surmises as to whether the United
States and Japan will share therein or
leave the burden to Russia, France and
ABOVE All 10 Germany. fill the papers to-
day. The German government adhercs to
me view That perfect harmony prevails
action in China. y number of the oppo-
siuon papers express deep dissatisfaction
with the ignoring OF the Reichstag and
Icy, declaring it far exceeds the limits
laid down by Count yon Buelow. the Min
to the Ruling Princess of Germany on
July 18th.
n DISCUSSION.
AT Emperor Williams dinner to Field
Marshal Count Won Waldcrsee last even
ing at Wilhclmhohc. The Chinese situation
III its various bearings was thoroughly
discussed between HIS Majesty and Won
Waldcrsec, Prince Muenster-Dorn
DR.. Lucanus, the Chief Of the Emperor'S
Civil Cabinet: Admiral Diederichs and
Colonial Chief Steuhel participated.
MISSIONARIES BLAMED.
Herr Won Brandt, u former minister to
China, in the missionary organ Cherise-
lichc Welt, puts the largest amount of
blame for the Chinese outbreak on the
missionaries, citing IL mass OF evidence
i'll support of his assertions. He says:
''Two-thirds of the work of the lega-
tons and conSulatcs In China had been
occasioned by the complaints, demands
and claims OF missionaries"
y STEADFA ALLY.
The press to-day publishes articles on
the subject of the birthday of Emperor
Francis Joseph. of Austria. The Allitair
Wochcnblatt calls attention to the fact
that the Austrians and Germans for the
first time since 1864 fight together in
China. ~ majority OF the papers praise
Austria the 'StcUdfast and unim-
peachablc ally of Germany"
SITUATION IN SAMOA.
From number OF letters published In
the papers II appears that the situation
in Samoa is rather unsatisfactory. The
Governor because. it is claimed, he was
doing justice 10 Ianu and his party. WAS
severely blamed by the Mataafa party.
Ceascless disscnsions followed. though
hardly any actual hoStilitieS occurred.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19
Prloe, Mccormick & Co.'S Fallur @

(By Telegraph to Virginan-Pilot)
New York. Aug. 1S.-Dissolution of
the firm of Price. Mccormick & Co.
was announced to-day. The future
business arrangements of the partners,
it was said, were not ready for an
nouncement. 1t was said at the Office
of Dos Passos Bros. to-day that the ex-
pert examination they have been MAX
ing of the books of Price. Mccormick
& Co. has been concluded. and that it
shows that the REIMBURSEMENT plan pro-
posed by the committee is the most
prudent possible, and that the best and
speediest results to the creditors will
probably be given them by "trusteeing"
the securities, as proposed. Dos Passos
Bros. have. therefore. advised all credi-
tors to accept the REIMBURSEMENT plan.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19
So 4 O

a look at the Clothing Win
dow Will give some faint idea
of the cnormity of the Price
Cutting at this store. Never in
the history of the house have
Eight Forty controlled such out
and out. good Suits-Sui;s of
such splendid quality cloths-so
stylishiy cut and fashlonod-so
very dressy looking ana so pcr-
feet fitting as the Big Bargrin
leaders contained ia this Big
Special. II you are a money
snvcr-if the chance of procur-
ing II hrst-claSs outfit at II way
down Cat Price Figure has any
charm or Attraction for YOU.
YOU cannot afford to omit max
ing at least an investigation OF
the Big stores Biz Offer of
nrst-class Suits. at only $40.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19
BODY BLOWS At MALE SHIRT
WAIST
(New York Telegram

(New York Telcgram)
Several decisions have recently been
handed down that the shirtwaiSt man
may we'll view with ALARM" The
HONORABLE Secretary OF the Navy and
n Pennsylvania and New York boni-
face have eadh concluded thu, within
their respective domains the shirtwaist
is not an acceptable form of masculine
attire.
According to report, a clerk. n con-
vert to the new idea, appeared at one
of the Navy Department elevators
unencumbered by a coat. He was de-
clined admittance. however, and in
formed of the Secretary's ruling
against the male shirtwaist.
Another adverse ruling is still more
d!squieting. for it strikes higher up
in the social and financial scale. 1t
seems no less a person than the gen
cral superintendent of the Delaware.
LackuWanna and Western Railway and
several brother officials reached the
town OF Bangor, Pa, in Il special train.
1t being very warm they left their
coats in the car. and later, on going
to the Mansion House for dinner. were
halted by the landlord until they pro-
vded themselves with the missing
outer garments.
OF course the courtly Secretary of the
Navy and the Pennsylvania hotel
keeper were both animated by that
vestiginal knightly attitude toward
women that survives from the days of
chivnlry But the thinking woman of
to-day should scorn such meaningless
sallantrics. To-day, when woman is
in the lists herself. contendinG for every
prize. instead OF merely being one, she
should refuse to accept any handicap
to carry extra weight during the dog
Mt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19
S. 4. So

Every element which can add
TO satisfactory service in Mems
Attire has been applied 20 these
elegant Suits-thcy are our own
superior make, each ana every
one cut ana tailored In our own
shops, under the personal care
and attention of the frm-they
are the best attire possible to
produce for gcntlemcn's wear.
md nothing can be better than
the best. Suits consist OF guar
nntecd Foreign Worstcds, Gle
CANT Cassimcres and genuine
Shevlots in numerous patterns
and designs of checks, stripes,
plaids and solid blacks and
blucS-SuitS as good and better
In every way, lit included. to
measure madcs of treble their
cost-choose them while they
last-only S9.G5.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19
AS TO AGED YorERs.
The Greensboro Telepra,n cove.

The Greensboro Telegram says:
The News claims for Charlotte the
distinction of having the Oldest voter
In the State. He is Mr.. Jerry NJ. Mills.
WHO is "a years old, and who has voted
the straight Democratic ticket for 10
years. Gu!lford has citizen who is
just as strong a Democrat and almost
as old a man in the person of Mr.. r,
G. Stewart. of Jefferson township.
Then there is Mr.. David Wharton, re-
siding few miles north of Green's
boro. who Is two years older-thaR
Charlotte's aged Democrat. Mr.. Whar-
ton, too, is a Democrat of Democrats.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19
OUR RICHMOND
NEWS LETTER.
Continued from Page 1.

court in all the counties in the Tenth
District where courts occur on the
fourth Monday, but in the other dis
tricts little speaking will be done until
the first Monday in September when
all the courts Will be covered by good
speakers. From that time on the Dem
ocrnts will wage a hot battle in every
section of the State, and Will fight
with determination to win all along
the lines.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19

New additions and cuttings
from much finer Suit lines, to
swell the assortment and give
Il big push To stock clearance
are for this week averaged and
cut to
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19

CRAMPS. DYsENrERY. CHOLERA
Sowol complaints Quickly relieved by
SI,i5ISISY DAVIS PAlN-kiLLER a safe.
SURG and speedy cure, for all the troubles
named Every reputable druggist Keeps
d supply. Each bottle has full directions.
Avoid substitutes, there is but one Pain.
Killer Perry Davis. &c. and bOc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19

Gaps caused by the heavy
selling of last week have been
filled with cuttings from stu
higher priced lines-averaged
and cut to
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-19

The biggest Bargain Snaps
Suits never dreamed Of reaching
a bargain counter are included
In the Big Special this week.
averaged and cut to