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THE NEWS FROM THE OLD NORTH STATE AND ITS^ CAPITAL
NORTH CAROLINA
NEWS AND GOSSIP
Draft of a General Insurance
Law Submitted.
NEW COUNTY OF SCOTLAND
Astounding Rcto1ulioii?n*?o Rotten*
new of Penlleiillnry Miiimgenieiit
During I'll*.! Two Years?ii'miiclilne
a mi nil mm! Will Limit M?CrO Vote
-Young Lnffjfr li?JTrot?blj -15111k
Introduced nutt russctl.
(Special to Virglnlan-Pllot.)
Italeigh, N. C, Jan. 30.?A draft of a
general insurance law was this after?
noon submitted to the legislative com?
mittees on insurance- As yet there Is
no agreement as to the proposed de?
partment of insurance; that is whether
it shall be of insurance alone, or shall
cover also banking, building and loan,
railways, etc.
A largo delegation of Roboson county
people arrived here last night, some be?
ing for and some against the new bill
to create the county of "Scotland" out
of iiarts of Richmond and Robeson.
ROTTEN PENITENTIARY MANAGE?
MENT.
The revelations as to the rottenness
of the penitentiary management during
I he past two years are simply astound?
ing. The fact that the Legislature is
called on to prnUde fin the Issue?of
I'JOO.000 in bonds comes as a shook. <>1"
this amount certainly $1 lO.OOn. and pos?
sibly even more, will bo needed to pay
Pcbts Incurred In two years; und much
f.f the remainder will be needed to pay
for one of the seven penitentiary farms,
u'here is one farm which far surpasses
till the others. The retils are very high
?indeed. Year after year tin- Slate has
{paid $14,000 in rents.
.? FRANCHISE AMENDMENT.
The franchise amendment to the con
loiituiioii is beginning to crystallize.
iThere is no attempt at evasion regard?
ing it. as it Is to only greatly limit
'the negro vote. The statement that
;40.0ii() negroes will remain voters after
lit Is ratilied by the people seems to be
?Jan over-estimate, ii.".,i)no seeming to be
A reasonable figure.
Your correspondent to-day asked
45)einoeratlo State Chairman Simmons
?Jrhethor all the voters in the State
?jrould be permitted to vote on the ques
?jon of ratification of this amendment
limiting the franchise, lie replied yes.
S1i.it all voters, white and black, would
fiave an opportunity to vote on that
^amendment; that the Democratic party
had given a pledge to that effect dur?
ing the recent campaign and would
scrupulously keep its word, and that
the election law, lo be enacted by this
Legislature, and under which people
will vote on the amendment, will not
restrict in any way the right to vote
on the question of the limitation of the
sii ff rage.
Saturday's snowfall, eight Inches, was
the heaviest here since that of Dei-em?
ber ".. 1890. There was hardly any
sleighing, the snow being too soft.
YOUNG LAWYER IN TROUBLE.
Tlie young Ashevllle lawyer named
Justice, who is In Jail hero, (barged
with stealing law books, has been
watched constantly during his stay, it
is said be got no books from the Su?
preme Court library, but It is charged
that ho did get some out of the Capitol
building. lie is also charged with
stealing them out of the Courthouse,
and bow he got them from the latter
is a mystery.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Rills were introduced in-?Hie Senate
to-day to incorporate the Caroline und
Northern railway and to re-enact the
old Democratic law under which the
legislature elects magistrates and the
latter elect county commissioners, the
purpose being lo give the Democrats
complete control of county government.
Democratic Senator Jones, from the
Ah.thnt sad moment wneu
we hear
Death's awful pinions hover
We know that death
must sooner or later
come to all, but we can
never surely foretell
when the dread angel
will appear. No matter
how imminent the sum?
mons tuny seem, it mayl
still, in God's good provi-J
dencc, be far away. It isj
pail of man's hu?
manity to nun #r-y>/'
to avert ?ick-si
nesa and death (I
as far as lies injI
mortal power.!'
Nearly thirty 1
years ago, an
institution was
founded in TUifTalo, N. Y., known n? the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute,
wbich has since become one of the most
famous institutions in the world for its
enormous benefits to the sick and suffering
all over the United States. Thousands
have come there for treatment and tens of
thousands have received professional ad?
vice by mail with suggestions for inexpen?
sive bome-trealsnent. whereby ther have
been enrrd of ?evere, and in many in?
stances, apparently hopeless diseases.
A Massachusetts msn, Mr. John Brooks of
PoylMon, Worcester Co., writes : " About a year
sru I was tskeu with a had cold which settled
on my hints. The doctors said I was in con.
fe.imptmn and could net get well. I took Emul?
sion of Cod I.irer Oil and it did me no good
After taking it four months 1 heard of your
? Golden Medical Discovery,' and wrote to vou
for advice. 1 have taken year raediciae and II
saved my life. I felt so sick when I wrote tc
you that I thought 1 would not live through the
winter. In the morning I raised an n\vful lol
snd would spit all the time and had pains in my
clie?t. My bowel? would not move more than
once or twice a week: mv atrength was nearly
gone. I could not do a whole day s work. Now
my howels are regular every dav and I feel no
more pain in my chest. I feel n great .leal
stronger. 1 am working hard cveiy day. driv?
ing a team in the woods and I owe mv thank*
to Dr Pirree's Golden Medical Discovery. I
know It saved my life."
The most difficult diseases to cure are
those wbich are aggraTated by constipation,
lu such cases Dr. Pierce * Pleasant Pellets
should be taken in conjunction with the
Dfawyery.'' They never gripe. All good
ct alert, sell Uiciu,
Fourteenth District, who had won in
his contest for a seat, was sworn in.
BILLS PASSED.
Bills passed taking from the Gov?
ernor all control of the Atlantic nnd
North Carolina railway, ami extending
the charter of the Atlantic and Yan
ceyviiio railway.
Bills were introduced to allow Wil?
mington t<> fund JIOO.000 of bonds by
Issuing 4 per coats.
A i>ill passed chartering the South?
eastern railway.
Announcement was made that the
Democrats would caucus on the new
election law. The latter Is completed.
It provides for state elections on the
first Thursday in August every four
years.
Tin: old .MHtru state.
Xoah Boherson. a negro man, against
Whom there were ten or twelve war?
rants for stealing and house-breaking,
and who had been the terror of com?
munities through which lie passed, was
sentenced to twenty years In the peni?
tentiary Saturday by Judge Brown, at
Goldsboro.
John Foreman, who shot Cy Black
at ^Lexington last week, has been re?
loaded on Jd.Ooo ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alexander, Of
Warren ton, have issued invitations to
the mv.rriage Of their daughter. Miss
Ella Lillian, to Mr. John H. Korr. Jr..
Wednesday, February 15th, at 12 m.
Nathaniel Pulton,has been jailed and
Indicted at Charlotte for shooting John
Holbrouk.
Ex-Sheriff Greenwood, of Wllkes, re?
cently purchased the R< ves property, at
Roaring River. He has now bought
machinery for a ?fifty-barrel roiler mill
which h,-> will have in operation in a
short time.
Mr. Fred. Graham Moore, formerly a
resident of Charlotte, now ;t clerk in
j tlie War Department, at Washington,
1 has been appointed privat*- secret a ry
I to General John B. Brooke, Governor
General of (tuba. He will leave to ac?
cept his new situation at once.
Dr. J. E. Gilbert, of Washington,
Secretary <?f the American Society of
Biblical Education, is In Charlotte,
making arrangements for tho Southern
Biblical Assembly, which will proba?
bly he held here during; next May. A
meeting of the general committee of
arrangements was held Saturday after?
noon, and a mass meeting yesterday.
Mr. E. c. McEachcrn. of Wilmington,
and Miss Lcla Plcknnl, Of Durham,
eloped to Florence Saturday and were
married.
Mrs. Elisabeth Mnzlngo died at her
home, in Campbell ton, Friday in. ruing,
in the Ssth year.
The town lias sot out about 27.", shade
trees on the streets within tho past
two weeks. In all some over 000 will
be planted.
Last Tuesday Robert I*. Johnson.who
lives on Elk Shoal Creek, in Miller's
township. Alexander county, shot him?
self in the region of the ear with sui?
cidal intent. He is still alive, but it is
thought he will die.
Coughing injures and Inflames sore
lungs, line Minute Cough Cure loosens
the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The best cough cure for chil?
dren, perfectly harmless.? Burrow,
Martin & Co.
KVKXTOIV.
(Special to Virginian-Pilot.)
Edenton, N. C., Jan. 30.?The snow
is fast disappearing from the effects of
tho waim sunshine.
Messrs. Bertram and Willard left Sat?
urday for Washington, N. C, where
they will put on their play, "Captain
Dick."
.Miss Wiggins, of Southampton coun?
ty, Va., has been the guest of her sis?
ter, Mrs. Wheeler, for the past week.
Mr. B. 1-:. Byrd, watchmaker ami
gunsmith.?will soon open?h shop?-rrrr
Klng street, opposite the Bay View
Hotel.
There was no service at the Baptist
Church Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Tuttlo have re?
turned from a. ten days' visit to Mr.
Tuf.h 's parents, at Clayton, N. C.
Mr. II. lt. Falk, of Smllbflcld, Va.. is
on a visit here to bis brother. Mr.
George P. Folk.
a slick IRIHIIMAN,
WORKS ONE BANK AND TRIES
TWO OTHERS.
Charlotte, N. C, January 30.?A slick
irishman has been doing the Charlotte
banks. He called at the Commercial
and Farmers' Bank nnd presented a
contract for advertising in the book of
the inter-State Publishing Company,
signed by the cashier of the bank, Mr.
J. W. Miller. Jr. Mr. Miller said he
hail no recollection of signing such a
contract, but as the man showed a
printed card with the bank's name
thereon, he paid It. A fc.w moments
later the Irishman presented a similar
contract to Mr. D. H. Anderson, at the
Commercial National. Mr. ?nderion
denied having signed the contract, and
lie did not press the matter, saying he
would call laser. He then presented to
the First National a contract purport?
ing to be signed by the late Col. U. M.
Gates, until the time of his death, pres?
ident of this bank. As the contract
was dated some time after Col. Oates'
death, the bank officials Immediately
discovered the fraud. The fellow saw
he was detected and skipped at once.
CaShier Miller, who Is secretary of
the State Bankers' Association, has is?
sued a circular to all banks in the State
warning them against this defrnuder,
who Is described as "well-dressed man,
apparently about thirty years old."
The Wl-Mimelt Mill*,
Starly. X. ('., January P.O.?It is
thought the Wlscassett mills will begin
operation on or before March 1st. it
was the original intention to have 12,000
spindles, but the number has already
been increased to 15,000 and may reach
the 20.000 mark later on. This will give
employment lo some 600 people when
both night and day forces work, mak?
ing a total of 750 in both mills. Dye
works will soon be added to the Efird
Manufacturing Company's mill f >r > I
orlng the raw cotton stock, ami we
hear that new machinery is to be added
and other Improvements arc coinem
j.Uix.l.
ELUABIiTIl CITY
Happenings in the Capital of Pas
quotank.
I.nmlx r Company Sola to n New
Vorher ? I'crumtnl ami (Jener
nl .\otm-Churcbea Meli Attended
KuuUnjr?A Ucnlfby rity.
(Special to Virginian-Pilot.)
Elisabeth City. N. C, Jan. 30.?The
Pasquotnnk Lumber Company was Bold
to-day at the court house, and was bid
in by Mr. Big 11 ill and James W. A.
Bobins, of New York, for $10.000.
A small oyster boat ran ashore on the
marsh to-day, and had some trouble in
Betting off.
Mr. J. W. Northcott left for Eden
ton to-day. ,
Mr. Ike Salamonsky, of Norfolk,
spent Sunday with friends in our city.
Mr. Louis I lines, of Nag's Head, was
among the Sabbath visitors here.
Mr. Will Roper, of New Hern Creek,
exchanged greetings with friends here
Sunday.
Clin ICH ATTENDANCE.
Notwithstanding the bad weather
there was a large crowd in attendance
at all the churches Sunday.
Miss Maggie Bell, of Shawboro, N. C.
is visiting the Misses Penlck, on West
Main street.
It is reported bore on good authority
that Mr. J. Walter Bell, formerly of
this idnce, but now of the Wilklns
Lumber Company at Hellport. N. C,
will be married next week in that
city.
The Misses Penlck gave a very enjoy?
able party to a few invited guests last
night at her home, on West Main
street.
A HEALTHY CITY.
The health of the people of Elisabeth
City was never better than now.
The people are manifesting a. deep
Interest In the present Legislature, and
particularly the suffrage amendment
and new oyster law.
It is said that along the sounds and in
the marshes ducks are very plcnlttul.
Grover Cleveland could have line sport
here now.
MEET DEATH FEARLESSLY.
Entombed Miners Pass the Time In
Playing flames.
Cornell's Saturday Journal.
A mining story would be considered
incomplete without a. harrowing de?
scription of the hero's sufferings dur?
ing an underground catastrophe. Peo?
ple expect it, and never doubt that she
sensation of the Imprisoned miner are
accurately pictured. Rut those who
have bad experience in rescuing col?
liers from living tombs know that the
men do not always act in the senti?
mental manner attributed to them. On
the contrary, not a few of them face
their horrible death smilingly, refusing
to give way to vain regrets ami tears.
When a great mass of coal fell in a
northern pit. completely blocking up
tlie side passages, twenty men and boys
Were trapped in a remote part of the
workings. To dig these unfortunate
fellows out a relief party worked
madly, but the coal was hard and at
the close of the first day the tearful
women at the pit brow were still wait?
ing for news. Another day passed
without good tidings, and it was not
until the third morning that a faint
humming sound filtered through the
frowning blockade of coal. "They're
alive!" shrieked one of the party, "and
singing hymns to show their faith."
After that all worked with redoubled
energy, straining their ears meanwhile
to catch the chanting of the under?
ground choir. It soon became evident,
however, that the miners were not sing?
ing at all. They were laughing and
shouting like children, and the familiar
cry of "Puck's off!" was clearly hoard
by the anxious rescuers. Two more
hours of superhuman effort followed,
and then the black partition gave way
' iwe.'llllli; nie bfil? and haggard min?
ers in the very act of playing ?. game
dear to the collier's heart. -'Hello,
lads: we didn't expect to see ye,"
laughed one of them, stooping to re?
place fur- lump of coal which served as
Hie "duck." "Ah. reckon ye'll sto,, an'
nev a game wT us afore we go baca?"
And the half famished men and uoys
actually insisted on finishing the game
before they would allow themselves to
be taken to the shaft.
After a similar accident In another
colliery, the relief party did not get
through the coal in time to be of ser?
vice, behind the cruel barrier. That
they bad died cooly and fearlessly,
though, wits beyond ?tuestion, for on
the damp floor were scores <>r little
marbles made from compressed coal
dust, and two of the men were lying
at full length with their lists rcrcwed
up ready to nilllp. Their wan faces
smiled even In death, .and this touching
proof of their unfailing; optimism
brought tears to the eyes of every mic
who entered the pit.
Palls or coal and Hoods are terrible
catastrophes, but the average collier
fears an explosion of nrodump most
Of all. One occurred not so very long
ago In a little Midland pit. ami fifteen
good men and true were shut off from
the cage by tons of coal- The anxious
crowd at the nit mouth waited until
the foul gas had been cleared from the
??Utting, and then began ihelr work ol
rescue, with little hope of saving their
mates from the suffocating fumes of
the firedamp. Progress was rapid, how?
ever, and before long the relief party
got into the narrow passage. Her?} they
saw a sight which fairly made them
gasp, for the fifteen colliers w? re on
the tlo.ir. some of them dead and others
sitting vtii anil unconcernedly singing
Comic songs. A little furth'-r on was a
football improvised from the coll.. rs*
shins ainl caps, and hearing unmlstake
able signs of recent and rough usage
"We thowt, as long as we'd got to
dee, we'd dee ktckitl'," explained one of
the survivors, "so we rigged up a foot
hall an' punch) d It ahn t in t" dark,
tie 'St' tlicer fell dahn dead as he wor
Bcorln' a goal, but we went on playing
to pass time on, and then P gar cleared
oft a bit." Only four of that brave
bevy of miners came out of the pit
alive, but they assured their questioners
that the Others had laughed and sung
in the very face of death.
Crisp
and
Dainty.
Pie Crust Flavor?
made: dy
MARVIN,
Pittsburg.
Pick rtnadaelie and reltoveall tho troubles tncl
dual to a bilious statoof tho ?TMetii. Mio? ?
Dtzzlnaaa, Kauiea, DrowxIoeM, Dlalreaa after
. itiiiK. Palll In tho Ki.ic, Ae. Whit* their most
umurkablu success ban been eiiown iu curing
ncailaehe. yot Cartor'a Lltllo Llvar min uro
equally valuable in Oonstlpatlen. ciinnK an.I pro
ventluR tblaaanoylD<ieoiupla!Dt, while they also
correotalldlaordcraol t tin *iouir.i-li.stimulate tho
liver and rogulata tbabowola. Even if ttu-jouly
cured
Ache t hoy wonldbe almost pricrleM to thepe who
puller from tbfJMtlatMMfng COIIiplallil. hut fortu?
nately their goitaacaadlMifl Dotoiulbftro,aiidtboia
nho once try them will ntu' three littla pills ralil
litilo In somany waie thai lli.-y wilt not lie wil?
ling to do 'without them, lint after all tick iicaa
Istha bane of so many lives ih.it hero Is wlinre
wo nmVo our (treat bou.it. Uur plllH euro it whllo
others tlo a->t.
Carter's I.atlo Liver Pill? nro very ?mall Mid
very raay to tale. One or two pills luake :i ilese.
They are alrlctly vegetable anil da not (,-riie o?
purge, but by Ibolr gen t la actloo plaaeeall who
uaeibetn. In vtalaat 36 cents | five for $1, Sold
by dru^'itlaui everywhere, or ecut by mad.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
Small Jill Small fan Small Pwa.
GEO. H. DA WES,
WHOLESALE FRUITS,
220 Water Street.
TRUCKING FERTILIZERS,
ARMOUR'S PURE ANIMAL HIGH GRADE.
Recommended by ourselves and others as the best sold. Prices low, quality
considered.
OUR OWN BRANDS, FULLY RELIABLE.
Have been carefully tested and pronounced first-class. Prices cut low to meet
the market.
SPECIAL TOP DRESSERS, BOTH BRANDS,
Your interests demand that you investigate our goods and prices before buying
NORFOLK FARM SUPPLY CO.
McD. L. WBENN, Proprietor. ^ GEO. B. TODD, Manager
Old Running Soros, Mucous Patches,
Copper-Colored spots. Ulcers,and Painful
Swolllncs, pimple*, llttlo ulcers in mouth
or tips. Holls, Sero Tu la, Tumore, Catarrh,
and every form of syphilitic Blood Poison,
whether licn-ililjiry or acquired, man or
woman, quickly cured forever by Iiotatiic
llloml Italui it.lt.it.i.
K roii hart any of Ines? svniptnm?. ron certainly
imv.. tainted, poisoned blood, either ai-ntiire.1 or In.
herttcd. rtiese symploini l ?ve haftled III* skill "f
Ins neatest Urins doctors, and vet we rrfallenire (!.??
world tot a r.-u.- of blood Inseasa Inat notanta lllood
Italia (li.n.it.i will not cure. The. cures are i?'nni>.
hent, and not a p^i.-hine up. ravs cured IA or 20
v ran afto with It. II. n. Rare never seen a symrtom
sine*. It. n. is. literally drives the poison out of (ho
bloo l. body, an t bones. P P. P. is not a mild Ionic,
but i? a powerful, reii blood remedy, yi perfectly
SAfe to i:se |it otd or youne, nun or woman, OM,
chron .?. deep-seated rases ol syphilis enrod In one (o
four months Itolante ltlo<>l iiaim Is not an eT|?rl
menl, bnl li in old, well tried remedy, H eures ?fd-r
nil else f ?il?. lines not rontaln mercury or vccvtaMn
or mineral poi? >n<. Pol s.iIh by druggists everv
where. Large boltte* f t.slx tor S3. Hent by express,
prepaid, on receipt nf price. Hook of euros Free.
11LO01) HALM CO., Atlanta, (Ja.
?DON'T FORGET TH0SE
OK OUK& BANNER Oll, HJ3AT
URS BROOKLYN oil, I1BAT
BKS. just tho Huns for this
weathi r.
or bin bargains in bicycles?We are clos?
ing out ii Po of good s< cond-hand wheels
,u redloliloualv low pre aa and- lto-vu oidy
a few more of those
?60?KENWOODS?$60
which we nr.- in iking a special sacrifice
1S99?CLEVELANDS?1899
Bpiuildlng iw Chalnless now on exhl
b lion.
(live us a call. We can .suit all pocket
bo >ks.
white wwnw co.
309 Main Street,
NORFOLK, VA. _
Norfolk Iron Works,
OHO. W. DUVAL & CO.,
NO. IS WATER STREET, NORFOLK.
UNO INKS, BOILERS, SAWMILL and
all kinds of machinery of the most Im?
proved patterns. Also repairing nt the
?hortest notice. Particular attention to
steamboat work. DUVAL/8 PATENT
BOILER TURK FERRULES are tho
only perfect remedy for leaky boiler
lubes. They can bo Inserted In a few
minutes by any engineer, and aro war?
ranted to stop leaks.
Henry Walke
SAW MILL,
And Railroad Supplies,
HARDWARE AND SHIP CHANDLERY
"Giant" and "Giant riancr," Leather
Belting, "Ginnt," "Granite," nmi "Shaw
nut" Rubber B< ltir.-.:.
Agcul tor Knowlcs' Steam Pumping
Machine. octi-if
$ REEVES WOOD PULLEYS-i
+ ?WILL NOT? I
? SLIP ON THE SHAFT. |
? THE PORTER-McNEAL C0.|
-VO<?> ft ?<?>?>".> OO-Se Os*> ?<P<>^o
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES.
y payment
Sold on easy payments. See tho latest
In Cabinets.
(Cabinet closed.)
Wo sell n'l kinds of Machines. Trice*
$17.60, ?l?. $20, 125, 130, J?:.. ?10. ?5, |50 $? '
We repair all makes Machines. Work
guaranteed, Oils, Hi Its. Needlea for every
machine made, t'all on us.
C. G. GUNTER,
165 CHURCH STREET, NORFOLK VA
New 'phone. IC1.
WOOD.
We have on hand a fresh snppP/ of?
I'avlrjr recently put la a splitting ma.
rh ne we now niake no extra cbarga fol
sphttlnar.
Persons navtng wood stares wtll d?
weil ta order
Hard Wood
from ui ~i
COAL of ALL KINDS
and beet quality, at lowest market price,
:u wholesale and retail.
Na. 1U Main St.. Norfolk Vs.
Just Received
A fresh supply of ths
celebrated
KANAWHfl SPLINT
The superior of all grate coals.
We are the sole agents.
Geo.W.Taylor&Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
ANTHRACITE
AND BITUMINOUS
COAL.
6! GRAN BY ST. 'Phone 34.
CENTRAL WHARF. 'Phone 1)7.
W?T?bTfOR 1899.
To evry rash purchaser of a ton ot
eon! from vis until further notice, wo
will give :t card endorsed by us which
will entitle the holder upon payment of
!'j to one elegant Electro Gold-plated
Watch or a handsome case of Sliver
plated Ware, containing ?5 Knives, 6
Tablespoons and <J Teaspoons. We have
already delivered several of these watches
which wo Und keep excellent time. Cata?
logue nt our office.
CHAS. E. SCOTT & CO.,
200 LOVITT AVENUE.
'Phones. 1136-261.
C?TL.ERYT
The largest and most complete as?
sortment of all kinds of Cutlery can bo
seen nt my store. Carving Sets, Tablo
Knives and Pocket Cutlery, In nil the
leading makes of the world. The latest
novelty In a High Grade Pocket Knife,
with full view of Hobson, Dcwey, Samp*
; son. Schley and Fttzhugh Lee on the
[ handles, which are made of solid bronza
; and allumlum. The handsomest and)
; best knife on the market. See them.
F, J. MALBON,
Both Phones. 101. 109 Commercial Place,
10
When in need of BUILDING MATE?
niAL, Window and Door Framn. all
kind". Tv n Work. Bracket Work. Stain
Worx In any dcslatn. also Mantels, cheap
and high grade; all kinds Moulding.
Church Work. Bar Fixtures Qot ortceg
from
w. e. winborne,
BrCBKT.KT. VA. I
?AGENT FOR? * J
winborne & real
EDENTON. N. C.
A full stock of the above mentioned
material. Storehouse near Kerry Brldga
Berkley. Phone No. 1.2U9. auU-ly
O"? <>?*> *>? ????*?<*?
^ Passengers Booked $
j I To or from all Parts of Europe.
I a HENRY BRANDT & SON,
Foreisn and American RailroiJ
and Steamship Agents,
nepre?ent!nct White Star , Allan.
American, Anchor. Cunard, Nord?
deutscher Lloyd, New York, Balti?
more - Mediterranean. Red Star,
Hamburg American Packet Ca
Lines, Compagnl? Generale Traoa
alUnllqua and all uther Unas.
339 WHIN ST R Q BT,
TO GAIS' STRENGTH
after fTpboi.l (ever ur other waattriK dUeaie
mkn tht) pur*, hmhlr coucnutrattfd. pra
ditfcat?.! beef preparation
LIQUID PEPTONE
Reqotrei no farther dlanttoo. (!i?e? natu
r . , for Immediate!*. ?''iitairM no drua* or
eheiti lal*. Kor ?al? bjr Harrowf, Martin 4 Co,
VTEtl.nSU? a ik3tks 10.. Clumm; ruu?*.. r?.
DR. ANNA GIEBING.
Registered PliyslcLta
Private sanitarium
of high repute. Veg
, table compound tor
female complainta,
II.CO. Lilly Wblta
Regulative Pllla, IJ.
Wives without chil?
dren consult me.
1*3 E. Baltimore at-.
Baltimore, kid.
BLOOD POISON
HAVE TOU Hora Throat. Pimples, Cop
| r-Col red S] >:<? Aches, Old Sores, U|.
><!.? In Mouth; Hair Falling? Write COOK
ItEMEDl CO., ItTJ MASONIC TEMPLE
igo, III., for proofs of cures. Capital'
r^O.OOO. Worst cases cured In 15 to 31
days. lOO-paga book free. lul-ljc
DO YOU KN0M
RENOVATING HAIR MATTRESSES
We have all kind* In atock, and roado
of best materials.
WILLARD E. BROWN,
m Malft -strett
