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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

The next annual meeting ~ the idaho
Woo; Growers Association viii be- held
in Boise City. Idaho. "Wednesday. Oct. ;.
iS9S. during Fair week. H. reduced rail
road fares will be- made during that 'imr.
All vooi growers Ar. ineited tor-tend.
but ia Is urged that ~ man, u-r. '.r- .a.
possible b.. in attendance as imHo,itnt
matters pertaining TO the ass'ciaiinu win
b. coming up. aud IL No are % Keen g.
ing. morc active iaiercst mast b, taken
than mas been in the pss,- ENn'-tin-- -
meet YOU and as man, Other ID
gel TO come. We are
Yours rcsrcrtirilt.
J. ID. Wool p-ssiltr.
VII Montgomery. Seet--T-els.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

rr hos coonrod ;hc chairman ~ tn
PoprliSi Convention was To have furnish
cd M, report OF the opulis, Convention
81 nmeit but owing TO the sickness OF
his child. The report came IN TOO lat Tor
publication this week but Will appear Z.
full next issue
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23
Republican State Ticket

Fog Congress - Weldon b. Heyburn-
For Supr~-ne Jud-e D. " Stancr,d.
Fnr. Governor - A. r. Moss
Secretary of State H16t 5. Bra-ax
For Auiiitor J. r. Van Camp.
For Trcasur-r - Gcorr W Fletcher.
ioe Attorney General Frank T. Wymar
For-Suri. of Public Instruction
Miss Lucy +. it-ene
For Mine inspector } n S,,iderd.
For juqer- Third Di-irf,i
C--crr, II -f.~-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

blacksmith Shop 2S by 50
feet. Complete set Of tools.
The best location and l0re-
est shop in Emmett. only
$3.50. Terms easy. This is
q snap.
c. p. BiIderb0ck.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

slzO0-s0 0acres highly improved farm.
100 ton ofhav and 30 gallons Of black
berries last year. some peaches this sea-
son that measured lit inches in circum-
ference. All kinds Of fruit and plenty Of
water T. rrisaie with. Tins place only
nnc N lie from Emmett Part cash and
bsl.rce or time. Call at Index Offics
Tor r-rii~alar,.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

AZ the Dtccaiic fcrseffisn feil'n ''''
ssllaec Of Emmett. Idso g. 4, Shay
TEMPORARY chairman. and Edcas
was sccfrlart in.the tsri.antsi org
zatisa e. Z. s..a~ rss cho>e- -a4.r
and 81 \. Bates sccratsrt e.dI if4
assistant
4 committee on Ei~,iliic0F an1 Pa
form reported a. foilov> we yo4r
uittor -ppcinied o'' T'eifcra. -na f-s 3.
,ions heartily endorse and rcc7mnerd
I,lassosn adopted bf the Democ'.
committee at chicapo ~ iseG. sla
one adopted by the Democratic coIaa
&c AZ Boise. in lsas.
We further rrcorImerl iiaf 4ii ,.i-.f
adVocai.>be Instructed 30 oso-op-rlrv v-l1
us-
About ff,v delers.es ~srr prss-ri bui
they failsd 10 fuse wiki size Popolisss
The Drmocr,ic coasen.ion Is Emms.
ratified wifh TIE crn.rli c0a.nitrtr
their proceedings.
" \ Cou-hanour ~ rstefte ns-
ilr following resolution: Resolved i'-
ifn. thanks o. inis ec1ver'-.n uc ara
rxi~nfcl 30 the p-oet-o, Emlei.. -.
the hospifabie macr-r i1 ~hirh t-e
have cnieFi4iard ihc dtizaie,. " sally
appreciate their mau, aeis 0i kindness
aud will look forward with pleasure TO
the time when wc eau meet with them
again.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Senator
H. c. Riggs. Sr-
Representative
". \. Bales
Auditor
T. Mock
Probate Judge
:. Dempsey.
Treasure
J. g. l;ane.
CORNER
\. +. Galloway.
Co1niy superintendent
Mrs.. Jessie W4AinE.
Com missioner
G. 1. Shaw.
Tho of'icers Of Tho Emmett I.osi-r y. -
. ]. @. g. r. Tor this quarter ARE IS follows
4 G.. T. T. Hal. Y. T. Mrs. a. Nchurca
Secy. Mr. JOSIE Wordra- Financial Ssc
+ Mr.. :. Lick. Treas Ms J. u. Martin
4 C.. T. W Atkinson. Marshal. Ir Hall
f Newby. Gnar'i Nr. Gro--r Weston.
p. {. r. Mr.. Il Nina +. Go,lid. Seniin-
Ms F;o-cncc Han. L D.. Il Timmors
The lodsc ~ill meet in III. 6. \. K
Hall every Monday al : p. u.
Edu~nte Your fsowcIs with Csesearees-
C-1cy tc-iIar-fc. curs- Co1Stlrutlc1 forever
f0c zsc. u C. c [ i1i4. dr1.rSlsts i;ind money
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23
OREGON INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION
BRsFF NOTES

One of the greatest wheat belts in the
world is the Walla Waila cOuntrY, and
ii. is going to De lrurly pictured IN the
dig buildings at the c,ming Oregon IN
,lusirisl Exposition at Portland sept.
p To Oct. - There will be pan"-
ramic view of all the country penetrated
by the ,. L. x. y. lines. aud every
thing will b. true to nature. and there
will be samples OF soils and the staples
they produce. Il will be handso e
md valuable exhibit.
Stop Over Privilege.
Al tickets OF every character through
Omaha in every direction may be- good
for stopovcr. not toeNcerd I've davs. upon
deposit with the joint agency bureau.
This includ.s tickets going 60 OF return
iur from conventions and tourist tickets,
with the single exception Of through Re-
bat. tickets from the Pacific Coast
This stopover privilege is a local arr n.'-
meni OF the roads enicrla- Omaha. ane
in many cases agents Of other roads. .e''
ins through tickets. are not iRlornsa p
the arrangement.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

C'can blood moons a c.enn skin. Nc
beauty without q. Cascarcts, Candy Cithar'
tic c.can your bio,d and keep Il clean. by
ai'rr-r- un thl lazy 'iver and driving aii im-
rrl tcs -.ns. .ac BODY. Hcgin to-day 10
h.n-t rir,r.cs leiis. A.otchcs. blackhcads.
lr. -tlt si.i>y bilious complexion 10y taking
tC1rets.-heauiy tor ten cents. III drug
eists, satisfaction guaranteed, loc, 25c, SOC
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

D~uo-rati- And S,ise- E-rrfl'c.
ate Trcset-
For Congressman
EDGAR wILs0S. :. L.
For Justice Of supreme Court
TsNc y SULLIVAN. :. l.
For Governor.
FRAsK srUESsERG. D.
For Lieut.. Governor
JOSEPH I. urTcHfSs0S. = r.
Tor Secretary " state
StKT PATKiE.s. T.
Fnr Auditor
BARTLETT SINCLAIR. = R.
For Attorney General
3. Il. HAYS 2.
For Treasurer
LUcICs c. Ricz- D.
Fer srpt Public Instruction
MIS- PEKNEAL ETxSca. ..
For Nine Insp~cfoc
J. H. czIzEz. d.
For judge Third District
JOIN C. RIcs- d.
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LOCALETTES.
Latest News of Emmett and
Vicinity

Vicinity
Mrs. Bovel is on The sick list t.is week
xrs Titus also has been quite sick Tor
few days
Mr.. Anihcny Peterson was down from
the Basin the last Ok the week.
Miss Hattie BuckIand had few hours
iroubl- with her heart last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Witle were down from
Sweet Tuesday. and she had a lot Of teeth
pulled.
Mr. Brookshire called the Dr.. Wednes-
day to sre his son who is afflicted with
spasms.
Prof Simmons and wife are visiting in
Emmett this week They expect to raose
10 Portland soon.
Thrre will oe a meeting q the ". c. T.
L. Wednesday Sep. . at , O'Clock
sharp.
Mr. Frank C. Moss. the administrator
of the Luzadrr property. was in town
Monday and Tuesday settling UP part or
the rslaie.
There viii b. Temperance mectlu5
sunday evening sep. 18th Subject Gar
aud his no;e
Mrs wm. Warden.
". C. T. L Ev'g surt.
r. L. Baldwin brought Two large po-
taiors 10 this Office as samples oi what
the Payettc valley will proudce. Come in
and ssc them for your-seIf.
The Good 1cmpIars Of Emmett on
Monday night maCe a motion - thank
the (. o. o. F. fur the donation Of The
Good Templnr rrralia which They had
in thicr. resss sion aud thr motion nnau-
imuosly carried
The beard-of Trustees of ihr Emmrii
School district No .. viii receive bids
Tor 70 cords Of foar loot ~ood to be deiiv-
erred al srho.liocs, on or before Oct. p.
lssS. Bids rls>e Oct. 5,h at = y II.
Trustees z.~.rs,- the right To accept or
reject any or AL bids.
Trustees.
September. 18Th 1895.
Emmett. Idaho
September - lsos.
Rcbubiican Notice
The Republican, Primary Tor Emmr;;
Precinct wid BE- held Sept 2iih. lsss. for
The purpose Of s.ieciin- delegates 20 AZ
tend the Repuhiican County Corvcn:ini
60 be neld in Paycii.. Idaho. sept. eSii
ls5s.
Edward Allen.
Precinct Chairman
Polls Opened from 2to5P ~
William Bruce. desire that ever,
body who has any personal rrop,ri,
on Spring Gulcli will BE- please 90 hav'
them remove il immriiatrlv for
have taken homestead there aud hav
the first right.
William Bruce
NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves indeb.
ed 70 The Emmett Index on back sui
scripiion please call and settle the accouo
with mc. T. ". Atkinson.
- New subscribers can get the Index ii
Jan. lst 1899. for 80 cents cash.
II. For Sale
y Good dry WOOD al 3 per cord. Sevc
10 miles below Emmett
ls. J. Sciiz.
s- Preparatory 10 making q change
nv business will sell my entire stock
harness and sadierv goods az cost Tor b
y next thirty days. See al. J. G.. Lucu
\ITANErD--~E ~EvEsAL TRUSTWORTHY pr
w son> IN this Stcte - --l.-1acc our business
thcir o~n aud nearby countieS. "a i inairiy q
lce r-rx conducted ~ homr. SALARY ~trai-
ssoo gear and exrenSe>-cehnitc. bonaddc.
lu rio-e. 10 les saiery. Ns1thly -. Rcferenc,
he Enclose >clf-adG7essed stsnipcl envelope Hs
H. bert +. HeSs. Prest-. Dcp;. n. chicuro-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23
NOW is THE TIME
TO aAvE'YouR
DENTAL
WORK

DONE By DIX. LEEkiNzf.
SURGEON DENTIST
!.a,e Of the East. 80 years 10 'ns ITO
,..ssiou. Teeth extracted without pain
so cts. FULL SET Of TEETH, fhu n
sIs 10 $40 ALL WORK GuARAN'
TEED.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

Educnre our fsowcis with Csssearess-
C-asy cc-iar-fc. curr Co1Stlnrticr forever
f0c z5c nc c. L f1i4. dr1.rSlsts rrl,ind money
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

The Republican PriT1ar, Tor Emmett
Precinct wid BE- held sept 2iih. ISIS for
The purpose Of s-iectir. delegates 20 al
tend the Republican Coun,y Corycu,inu
20 hc neld in Payciie. Idaho. sept. 3Sih
=
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

Preparatory 10 making q change in
nv business | will sell my entire stock of
harness and sadiery goods az cost Tor the
next thirty days. See al. !. G.. Lucus.
\1IANErD--~E ~ ERAL TRUSTWORTHY pru-
w son> IN this Stcte - --i-1acc our business 70
their ozn and nearby colntie~- "a l. inairiv Of
lce r'rk conducted ~ homr. >aiarv Strai-h;
s'oo gear and expenSe>-cehnitc. bonaddc. no
riore. 10 les saiery. Hsathiy -. differences.
Encio>e >elf-adcressed stamped envelope. Rer-
bert 4. HcSs. Prcst-. Dcp;. N. chicago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23

D~uo-rai- Aud s,iyer Errslesn
State Tfcsef
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-09-23
Edward Allen.
Precinct Chairman.
Polls Opened from > to5P ~

All persons knowing themselves indeb.
ed 10 The Emmett Index on back SUBJ
scription please call nd settle the account
with me-. T. ". Atkinson.
New subscribers can get the Index til
Jan. lst 1899. for 50 cents cash.
For sale
Good dry WOOD al 3 per cord. Sever
milo. t,..io,. l--,.-,ctt
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WI NonIgomery. seet.-r-sal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
MOLLEY OREYED ORDERS.

In ms tOurth O! july ofatlnn at spar
ransburg, S. G.. Senator McLaurin in
terpolated this:
Senator Bate. of Tennessee, told me
an anecdott of Col. Tom Sumter that
have never seen in print. Sumter was
a great. big. giant Of fellow. with
voice like a. foghorn. 1t is said his
"hoIer'' could be heard for miles. On
one, occasion when he was off on a
foray the Tories came and captured his
wife, Molly, and stripped the planta-
ton of everything. When old Tom"
came home and found Molly gone
his rage knew no bounds. Gathering
together such forces as he could he put
after the Tories
He overlook them. on the third day
and hung about until midnight Then
he deployed his forces around the camp
and told them to await his orders TO
fire. He was afraid of Molly being
shot in the melee. so when he got ev-
erything ready he opened his big mouth
and let out a yell that fairly made the
earth tremble: Lay down, Molly!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
HAYES SAVED THE FLOUR

a story that used to be told about
Rutherford r. Hayes is recalled by the
governments decisions as to what il
will d., with the Span!ards now in San
uago says the New York Times. 1t is
related that one day Mrs. Hayes heard
a noise in her pantry, and that, after
alarmed investigation, she found the
cause of the noise to be a mouse in
the -four barrel. The case was one foe
masculine settlement, and in some ex-
element she Appealed to Mr.. Hayes
for assistance. Like a good husband
he first claimed her natural terrors. and
then like q brave man he entered the
barrel, and. leaning over caught the
throw the little animal out OF the Win
dow when he noticed that it's furry
coat was thickly covered with flour.
Now, -four costs money, and willfu!
waste makes woeful want. Realizing
these facts, the Ohio statesman re-
strained the hand that was to. do the
throwing until a few gentle taps from
a finger on the other hand had caused
the flour on the mouse to fall back
into the barrel. A rural Democrat who
heard of this adventure exclaimed:
"A man as humane az that, and "a
economical as that, gets my vote!"
Whether the return of the Spanish SOL
tliers to their home will or will not win
Democra tic votes for President Mckin-
ley at the next election is a question
requiring no immediate answer. but the
treatment of ou: prisoners is certainly
both humane and economical
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22

Mr.. T. Z. Tignor has resigned his po-
sition as justice of the peace and ac-
cepted that Of constable OF Wythe dis
trict.
A veteran named Path, who resides
here, has presented a colored man
named Toliver. who lives on Lincoln
street, with n house and lot! Bath
makes his home with Toliver
a few nights ago a crowd Of volun-
teers from Fort Monroe smashed a
large window in Fuller & Davis Rose
land Hotel at Phoebus. officer Mas
ten interferred to prevent them from
carrying out their purpose. but being
alone failed. the soldiers threatening to
attack him. Sergeant Cunningham,
went to his assistance. however, and
several of the men We're arrested. Just
Ice Furness imposed heavy fines and in
default of payment sent them to Jail.
On Sunday they We're turned out
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
be improving

TO be improving. Indeed. as late as q
O'Clock that night he was bright ana
cheerful aud his anxious relatives. who
nave been watching At his bedside dur
ing the past fortnight began to hope
that a permanent change for the bet
ter had taken place DR. Seldom. Ills
physician called at that hour. but TO
his experienced eye Mr.. Dardens
symptoms were not so favorablc He
detected signs OF the malady which re-
suited in DEATH paralysis Of the bra h.
sydney D,rden was Is years Old ana
was we'll liked by the people of iIamp-
ton. When his father became postmas-
ter he was appointed to the position OF
assistant. which he filled with credit
until the illness that ended his life
came ON. Mr.. Darden was n printer
by trade. but some years ago ne gave
UP that calling and entered the service
Of the Newport News. Hampton and
Old Point Railway Company. in which
he continued until he became assist
ant postmaster. He was member OF
the Hampton Baptist church and of st.
Tammany Lodge. No. 5. A. r & A. NJ
The funeral will take place from the
Baptist church at 10 O'clock this morn
ing. 1ntermcnt With Masonic cererno-
nies at st. Johns.
WILL CARRY TROOPS ...
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, July 21.-On a heavy de-
cline ut Paris wheat reacted today ar
ter an early show of strength com
pared with last night. September
Shows loss of 3-SGD1-2; December left
or IS lower. The absence Of cash Of
ferngs caused an advance In July
which closed rs higher than yesterday.
Corn declined 1-20p5-s. Oats are UNI
changed. Pork and ribs quiet 71-2c
lower. Lard is sc down.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
DEATH OF SYDNEY .DARDEN.
Expired Yesterday Morning at Hal

Expired Yesterday Morning at Half
past 3 O'Clock.
Mr.. Albert Sydney Darden, son OF
Postmaster E. G.. Darden.. Of this city.
died at the home OF his father, on King
street. at haif-past 8 O'clock yesterday
morning. Mr.. Darden had been III sew
eral weeks, suffering wIthiSa compllca-
ton Of troubles, but to his friends who
saw him Thursday afternoon he seemed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
Fleas. FIJee ana .,e,,,,es

Are positively driven out by the use
Of Calverts Insect Powder The pat
ent sift top box makes it's own death
dealing dust. Different from all 9TH
Hrs. Only Toe. Ask for Calvert's and
;ake no other. ju25- cod I'm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
EEIJ -rvrENry EEr,,.

Clyde Stone, regular at Fort Mon
roe. fell n distance of 90 feet day be-
fore Yesterday. and sustained a serious
injury to his right arm. Mr.. Stone was
standing on the wall which conceals the
large disappearing guns. when Il line
to which he was holding gave way and
he went headlong to the hard ground
below. His arm was broken al the ell
bow. t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
WILL CARRY TROOPS.
The Breakwater to Transport Soldiers
...... to Porto Rico

The Breakwater to Transport Soldiers
.., to Porto Rico.
The work OF fumigating and disin-
fecting the United States transport
Hrcakwater. which has been lying off
Fort Monroe for Il Week. has been
about completed and she will probably
be ready to sail for Porto Rico. with
troops to embark at Newport News
by Tuesday of next week. The vessel
was never in n more cleanly condition
than She is ut this time. There is not
Il nook or corner in her that escaped
the attention of the vigilant corps OF
funigators that went To work upon her
rs soon as she had landed her sick and
wounded voyagers from Sihoney.
Yesterday MIR. j. Is. Birmingham
Went to Fort Monroe IT, arrange for the
delivery of 500 new mattresses which
were bargained for last week. The old
ones were destroyed All articles from
the Rreakwater We're thoroughly fumi-
gated before leaving the ship. When
she sails for Newport News to take
aboard her quota of soldiers for Porto
Rico she will be Il practically refur-
nished ship throughout. Those who
travel on her will have no occasion to
fear Disease germs of any kind. thanks
to apainstaking efforts of DR.. Pet
tus. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
II He NORFOLK & WASHING

HE NORFOLK & WASHING
- TON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The New and Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers Newport News, Washington
ana Norfolk viii leave daily as fol-
NORTH BOUND.
steamers leave Portsmouth. foot 55
or North street at 500 "a m8
Leave Norfolk, foot of Mathews
street at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5:45 n M
Leave Old Point at .. GAS =. m
Arrive Washington at ....... 1900 q. IN.
b. d. Q. r. r. PENN, r. r,
" w ashington at. 500 a M. 100 a m
AT. Philadelphia at.11:00 m.10:5o n:
ar. New York at. 1:25 m. 2: l5 m
south bound, B. 8 O. r. r. Penn. RR
Nv New York at. II 80 M L zoo o d,
~. Phiiadelphia at. 1913 m. 3:19 fgm
ar. IN Washington :. 1870 m. 6:1S % M
cleaners leave Washington at 80 M
arrive Fortress Monroe at. Z: 200 a =,
arrive Norfolk at 8.Of = M
~errlVe at Portsmouth at .... $40 m
Inc trip down the historic Potomac
river and Chesapeake Bay on the ala-S
CANT steamers Of this company is mn
surpassed. The steamers are comrar-
atlvely new, having been built Ia 1891
ana are lifted up In the moot Iuxuri-s
ant manner. with electric lights. csl;3
Delt' ana steam heat in each room.
Inc tables are supplied with every te-
Hcacy OF the season from the rnarf<etr
OF washington: and Norfolk
For further information apply Is
D. J. CALLAHAN, Agent
Norfolk. Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
Cheap T,
Prices,
But Not
Cheap
Clothes

Is the foundation npon
which we have built Gil
gantic Business. And if any
man wants suit or any thing
III our line we want to see
that man ; we also want that
man to see our Clothing.
prices that draw crowds and
hold them, prices that don't
make you poor, prices that
don't make you rich, prices
to harnonize with the times,
prices down to the bottom.
Gu: stock must be reduced
in the next 30 days, and
You shall not only have the
benefit Of our mark down
prices, but a strait So dis
count on every purchase.
w. &. LAWSON,
M6n'S and B0v'S OutflttdrS
Hampton. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
Masonic Notice.

NY The officers and members of st.
IN Tammany Lodge. No ;, a. r. &
a. "a, also sojournlng Masons and
members of neighborng lodges. are
hereby notified that the Masonic iuter-
ment OF Brother a. S. Darden will TAX.
place this CFridayo morning. The flu
neral lodge will be opened at $50 A
NJ precisely. All Master Masons in
good standing are cordially invited.
By order of w M
c. W. Belts Secretary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
nc CROWD At Rr1cKRor g.

Buckroe all day yesterday was fSN
liveliest and most interesting place OF
the Peninsula. Hundreds OF Sunday
school boys and girls from the Baptist
church in Phoebus romped through the
spacious pavilion to the music of the
Artillery School band. which had been
employed to snepd the day ut the
Beach for their<benetft, or whirled in
merry parties'on the merry go-round.
laughing and shouting in tune to the
music of the odd little darlley organ
grinder. owned and operated by Mr.
Massie:~Who has friend in every child
that goes to Bucl1roe Beach.
There We're people from Nor
folk. Portsmouth, Smithfield, and hun
dreds from Richmond. The day passed
without an unpleasant incident.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS COLLEGE.
Work Being Pushed on Their Firsi

Work Being Pushed on Their First
Building.
by the middle of October> the first
building Of a number Of handsome
structures which will compose the Col
lege of the Christian Brothers, over
looking Hampton Roads. near the fine
residence of MIR. James McMenamln.
will! have received the finishing touches.
Brother Tobias, under whose direction
the work has been going on, said yes
terday that the institution will open
its doors about September l. perhaps a
little earlier. Much interest is being
shown in the new college and Brother
Tobias. who is staying for the present
at Barnes Hotel. is devoting a great
deal Of his time to visitors in quest OF
information.
The building now in course Of con-
struction is of wood. but the main
structure, which will present a most
imposing architectural appearance, will
be of brick Work upon it will be com
menced as soon as the work of the
school can be gotten well under way
and it is hoped to have it completed in
time for the opening of next years
session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22

L win leave Newport + News Wita
both freight and passengers fer PaterS-,
burg every Monday. Wednesday and
Friday about 7:15 A. NJ, and Will leave
Newport News fer Norfolk every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday about $40
p. M. ti rs
Wednesday and Friday at 6:0O A. nj.
sharp. J. W. PHILLIPS,
$1,000 -. . Ssss d Is owus4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22

Lay down. Molly and Molly. recoe-
nizinG those stentorian tones, fell prone
on her face and. after the last. Lay
down, Molly" came the command fire
and charge. Molly was recaptured
Without hurt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-22
HAPPINESS VS.. MISERY

DR.. C11arcots Tonic Tablets, the great
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It destroys the appetite for escoholfc
and an Intoxicating beverages, and
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administered without the knowledge Of
the patient where necessary. Send for
pamphlet. Klors Drug Stores. New
port News. Va