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Evening journal., 1898-05-02
VIM. B. SHARP
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Fourth and Market Sis
Dirnities

in right new arrivals-pretty
and dainty patterns-just right
for SuNmer wear. We sold
these goods the first of the
season at 2oc; they are now
I2Hc per yard
Evening journal., 1898-05-02
WAYFARER'S NOTE BOOK
Things, Pleasant and Unpleas-
ant, Caught on the Way.
sK1Ts ON PERSONS AND THINGS

IF YOU READ THEM BEFORE SUP
PER THEY WILL AID YOUR DI-
GESrTON, BUT THERE is MOTH
ING PUT IN THEM TO LULL YOU
TO SLEEP.
Evening journal., 1898-05-02
DYSPEPSIA,
Heartburn, Gas
tritis and al
Stomach Disor

Jers positively cured. Grover Graham
dyspepsia Remedy is a specific. One dos
emoves all distress and a permanent cur
guaraptced. Do not suffer. A 50-cent Dol
tie Will convince the most skeptLraI
Agent. N. b. Danforth. Druggist.
Evening journal., 1898-05-02
Shirt Waists.

Every lady who sees ouI
waists is delighted with the
style, workmanship and de-
signs. They are all to our own
order AMI sold by no one else
in this market, TIE new ones
to-day are plain and check
ginghams and chamhray with
self collars and cuffs for ST.
each and a fine check eingham
with self collars and cuffs, ooc
each. navy and light blue
Organdie vita white yoke
trimming, very stylish and
handsome waists, So IS each
Evening journal., 1898-05-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Druggists refund money II 1t fails. 25c.
Evening journal., 1898-05-02
SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY.

SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY,.
1000 yards Outing Flannel,
sc per yard
1900 yards Shaker Flannel,
&c per yard
Light Colored Prints, best,
&C per yard.
Indigo Colored Prints, best,
&C per yard.
Dotted Swisses
in light shades and black
I5c qualities for SC per yard
Organdies
in Cappet stripes, all this sea
son and new patterns-I2Hc
grade for sc.
Fine Dress Ginghams,
the best chance you will have
this season in these goods
hey are all neat styles and
only 500 yards of them. The
quality is superb and worth
25c always. We shall sell the
lot for Ioc per yard.
New Coverts,
one of the incest suitings this
season.
Army blue,
Greens and
Grays,
S5c and $I.oo.
Party Dresses,
and suitable for the coming
| school entertainments.
Cream Lansdowne, $1.00.
Cream Serge, so and 75c.
Cream MOhair, soc. to $1.00.
Cream Henrietta, 35 to Soc
Figured Henrietta SOC.
Cream Etamine, 29c.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02

Above garments made from purchase of fifty piece
Camden, Maine, Wooden Mills all WOOL fast color
cheviots, bought before tart and war prices came
into effect These prices based on slight advance
from raw manufacturing cost and should attract the
attention of every close buyer store at once
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02
KNOWING HOW PAYS.
A Captain on the kennebec Speaks on
a Personal Matter.

When it became compulsory in the State of
Maine for captains and other officers of steam
craft to go up for examination and take out pa
pers licensing them 10 hold positions candidate
presented himself at an oral. whose Hooser-like
appearance betokened he knew very little about
navigation. and still less about the propelling
force of a steamboat. Looks are often deceptive,
and in this case the Hoosier answered quickly
and correctly every question asked him. One
of the examiners. a good-natured official, iok-
ingiy said, My man, you have done remark
ably we'll, answer this: Supposing YOU were out
in tile middle of the kennehec in a steamboat,
and Your pumps We're in good working order but
would not draw water. what would You do? The
answer came as quickly as any of the preceding.
81 would look over the side of the boat and see if
tie Kennenec dry. Now, this Old anecdote
has nothing whatever to do with Capt Roscoe
Carleton Of Gardiner. master of the tug-boat
'.Stella" which plies IN and down the kennehec
We merely introduce him in this manner. so that
if the Belfast reader is ANNOYED in the same way
as the captain he will know what to do.
! Nh the fan of '96,n he SAYS. my back com
menced to bother me with dull, aching pain
across the lons. reaching nearly up to the shout
| ders 1t was worse in the morning, when ! first
| glt III. for an hour or 50. Then in the evening
when Sat down to read, l would find the dull
aching grinding away 50 severely that could not
! sit still. 1t made me nervous, and had to get up
/ and walk about the ROOM a. to work the feel
in of if possible think the trouble was brought
on when at work, by the constant rocking and
swaying Of the boat. Well, when was suffering
the most. l saw Doans Kidney Pills advertised
| and | got them at a drug store. After few days
treatment | noticed decided Improvement. and
before | finished the box was completely cured
| have NOT felt the least return Of it since. and
left of taking Doans Kidney Pills some little
time ago. | know they are good remedy, and il
! am ever troubled again | know Just what tQ
take"
Just emphatic endorsement IS plentiful in Bel
| fast. Ask kigore y Wilson, the druggists, what
their customers report.
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold for 80 cents pei
box. For sale by all dealers; sent by mail on re
ceipt of price by Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, \
| Y, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name DOAN'S, and take no sub
stitute
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02
Concerning Local Industries.

The Belfast Machine s. Foundry Co. over
hauled the vacuum pump Of steamer Castine
the past week.
French Bros. Of Standpoint received a
consignment of machinery and supplies for
their duck farm last week. 1t was brought
here by the Boston steamers and taken tc
Standpoint by the NJ. & NJ
Paul Carnes has bought H. E. Brad
mans interest in the cigar manufacturing
business of Bradman s. Carnes of East Bel
fast. Mr.. Carnes now makes three brands
OF cigars: the Local News, 10 cts: Swan
Lake and & Pony, each cts. The sale
of the Swan Lake amount to 10000 pei
month. Mr.. Carnes also has an order for
800 boxes of choice brand to be made
specially for G. G. Peirce & Co. of Belfast
to be called the &c. G. p
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02

win and the money supposed to have been
won by her will be redistributed to the other
horses in the race according to their stand
ing. The Secretary of the Association who
received the conditional entry, is fined,
therefor, S10.'' Mr. Savery's horse hence
wins the first money.
FISH FACTS. Salmon sold in Belfast mar
kets Saturday for % and 80 cents per pound.
Three cans of trout were placed in Little
River Thursday evening and five cans were
left at Thorndike for ponds in that vicinity
There are about 1850 fish to a can They are
from the o. S. hatchery at Green Lake.
Some very good catches of trout and salmon
are being made in Swan Lake, with an occa-
sional fish weighing six pounds or upwards.
The smelt fishing there this spring was not
so successful as was hoped and the number
was not materially reduced. The smack
w. FL. Davidson was in port last week with
large catch of live fish, which sold at cents
per pound. Capt Pomeroy has recovered
from his illness and is again on deck. E.
F. Hanson and Herman Casson caught y
good sized pickerel in Quantabacook Pond
last Friday. Mention was made last week
of trout" taken, with other fish, in the
Bicknell & Hopkins weirat Murphy's Point.
These fish have head shaped like a trout,
are speckled, and the meat is yellow. Mr..
G. B. Hazeltine has not seen them, but thinks
they are sea trout, usually called weak
fish, which are taken all along the Atlantic
coast, although not known quite as far north
as this. About two bushels of the various
kinds of fish were taken in the weir last
Thursday morning. Friday morning they
took their first salmon-a small one. Satur-
day the Inca brought up quantity of fresh
alewives, which retailed at cent apiece.
The salmon catch at Islesboro and Lincoln
vile was exceptionally good last week But
few were caught in the up-river weirs, how
ever. The reason for the latter result is ex-
planned by an old fisherman, as follows:
"There has been so much northeast wind
during the past month that it has driven all
the down river fish into the bay. That is
why the coast fishermen are doing better
than those up-river."
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02

E. E. Bradbury of the Augusta Steam
Laundry has recovered from severe illness
which Kept him confined to the house for
two weeks. He is able to be in the office
for a few hours each day but is still very
weak. [Kennebec Journal.
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02
PERSONAL.


A G. Caswen Of Searsmont went to Hal
lowell Yesterday on business
Frank Dahl If Boston snent Sunday
with his uncle FRANK = uiikey
VIM. H. Bray went to WATERFOWL, Mass,
Yesterday for visit of two weeks
MIS- DoPo.nS ~ iieti,oA iei' ues'as .of
y Nashua y H. = 80 - 'on' ueoise "
GRAY
,oo,,4d inf, tha Rnrrill housa IN Cbnrcb
..at
Belfast
viii Mitchell Of Portland snent Sunday
VIII, his grand-narents. Mr. and Mrs Holm
\ Stewart
Ernest n. Richards has enlisted at Port
land Me. in the National Reserves. On board
the J-. $. Monitor. Montauk.
p-,,- u c,..u,
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.,.3,1r.ss 1,.for., +ba n N q
Mrs. + H. Harmon returned MONDAY from
a Week : VISIT TO her parents, Mt and MIS-
Roscoe hlttolnb. Ia Naiuo.
Mrs. L. W. George arrived home from
Portland Monday. ACCOMPANIED By her sis.
ter. Miss Flora Meyers Of Freeport,
0aH-"e' - i'oIN "iliSeu nonie iues"'S
,to.,u,
Leonard Cooper, ESD, has leased his farm
i'll Montville and Will soon move to Belfast,
having leased the tenement at il Miller
street
Miss Mabel Fletcher ana friend arrived
Saturday from Whitman. Mass. On ronte 10
visit Miss = father Albert thatcher of
Monroe,
'anA Il oolies' hs4'' " fof'iahu ar
zr;,,+ou.
.;ol ,a}na.. >,aaa, o.
uol,+;,a. =. +,,:,a;-
Mss 'osAe puiAe'V "eht W boseon oatur-
u"s W a''en ~ - ~ ~ y ''i's
ne i9'' - i''oopas a0eo POI
ecu - A9A LIVING - -'A''' '4'os'noi iai'oe'
9nea'
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straa+ a,a +ho Ta,,;l-- LII,
a1- NJ No. ,r!io
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N"P'' -"ili"iu MI ~" IS d. us nome III
hUeAsporV from >eM horN' where ne recent
y arrived III hls vessel 'he oarh heoeeca
"''ei atno 1919 - iion Vhe
waters 'ieq"ei'e'' e. '1iiies ny spanish men
A.. !. Nonaail .o;, ,..
Nooa.r fro,,, nav husband - Ia,-o poo++
alas,-a r;++a, Ill o-+b ma ,.., ,,,u'
an valI and 6o;nr ,e1I hni1aino hna+s ~,
1a,,,, ,,.i,, ,h,;.,, -
49,, .u.. III, >,.nl,
y rrSeoors correspondent writes: one
W '"e iines. N'enloiia e. a'uiesses ever ue-
nSeieu III Dlo" nhelu was given -hon''aS
ai'eihoon ny Eosai 'illhah fratt Oh BOSTON,
hour and fifteen minutes without no+as IN
~.
'ie W" Il ial'' which vas hileo 70 us utmost
capacity. Mr. Pratt has fine voice and we
predict for him bri liant future
Rev. II. b. Woude of Castine witnessed
the nresentat;on Of "Jimsev Walkers little
- .
'' 'n0 opeia iA'o '''' "ooA niliei
''"' vo0 ~ o"'V'ne - 'ne Cue noon
~ wy ''o"A "a ~" ~ " ihs W. !" o"uo
800 o'' - = IMPLY WV 'no
pas 'eVuin 0u anu Wv 'ne ''iiue uhuer way :.
-Ao .-"No " soou - 49, Wv 40 oeo0'ino.
OH 'he return "heh near Vhe monument anu
'no Wv" "on' W" = GU o'ou I'LL ~
Messfs' . ailes hipos az =. = bfyahe OF
aiineiu arc sueSVs ~ iAoh r. nosers anu
"i'e' WI A4ipoy Z oo years oiu anu ~ ehe
Aa.hoi u Ni 10 'oseis. W YAM Is oo years
o'o' anu poiioilneu ies' , es'eiuay .na' very
10" So"ns nhon ean - - ooho lis nea"
,oi "iu' '"V" 49, - - = "a'ei ~ Ihe
''eh " 40 no"0' : A'oiN 80 - ni'
'eo'-' f'.'e' ~ II go 90 ~ Ains - 'ne
49, CIV "i0'' "AVNa' 'pi'iis 'nS y VIC
l.. G. Morse has dispose Of his stock of
i n furnishings anu VIII reside Win MS
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02

For perfect complexion and a clear,
neal1ny SKIN, use COsMo BTTTERMILK Soar.
Sold by A. A. Howes & Co.
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02

CENTRE LINCoLNvILLE. Mr.. Norman
Jones is at home from Massachusetts to visit
his mother. Rev. G. S. Hill of Morrill,
preached very interesting memorial SER
mon Sunday forenoon. Mr.. Hill will preach
again in two weeks, and on the second and
fourth Sundays of each month through the
summer. Rev. Mr.. Ross preached a very
earnest and interesting sermon last Sunday
p. IN, taking for his subject, "Steps to Sue
cess. The program for Memorial Day
al the Centre was entirely spoiled by the
rain. The Methodist sociable at the Band
Hall May 25th was a very pleasant affair.
The proceeds were nearly So. Mr.. j. s.
Mullin is to repeat his lecture Biblical
Spiritualism at the Town House Sunday
June 9Th, at p. N. Good music will be in
attendance. All are cordially invited.
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02
800 Reward, 300.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able cure in all its stages
and that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease,
requires constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the sys.
tenn, thereby destroying the foundation of the dis.
ease, and giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting nature in doing
its work The proprietors have SO much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for
list of testimonials
Address, E. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
% Sold by Druggists, 75c, 4w21
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02
Bah S
Terrible
ECz MA

NV baby suffered from terrible Eczema.
Doctor and every remedy tired, to no account.
IA cried all the time and his face was like
ra1v meat. I had to carry him on pillow.
and was fairly discouraged. used half
hoy of CUr1cURA (ointmenD and CuTIcURA
SOAP. and in one areek my baby ,cas entirely
c,rsd. To-day his skin is as smooth as silk.
Mrs,J. C. FREESE. $50 8. 1st st., Brooklyn, NY.
s,xrnv CrRx TREATMENT FOR SKIS-ToRrrRED
U safrs- Warm baths with CurIcrRA soar and gentle
anointnss with CuricUR.. creates. OF SKIN cures
so,s ,,-,,vbon. the world PORTER DRua AND CHEN
,opp Props. Boston. How to Cure Babys Eczema, fres
The Republican journal., 1898-06-02

Rev. H. H. Woude of Castine witnessed
the presentation of "Jimsey Walkers Little
Game" at the Opera House last week. Elmer
Decrow started for Castine in the afternoon
in the steam launch Orca 20 bring Mr.. Woude
over, but finding it rather choppy down the
bay returned and got the Glide under way.
He made good run over, but was becalmed
the Orca went down and lowed him in.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
uender on Trial.

The trial of Ernest Sucnder. indicted
Tor shooting Karl Macheray with in
tent to KIN. was commenced in the
Corporation Court Yesterday morn
ing.
Suender had not retained counsel to
conduct his Defense. and the court APP
pointed Attorney c. c. Berkeley To rep
resent MIN. commemorative Attorney
). II. M. Newton il assisted by .Attrr-
ncys Julius T. Saunders and C.C.Mltch-
en-.
1t will be remembered that on tn
night of December % Hast, Suender sho:
MAcheray twice. inti!cting painful!
Wounds. Suender was arrested and
lodged in jail. He was given A prelim-
mary hearing before Justice Brown and
sent on to the grand jury. In the upper
court he was indicted.
The taking of testimony was nearly
completed yesterday. and a verdict
will be reached by the jury this morn
ing. Suenaer claims that he shn; Ma
cheray in self defense during an alter
cation According to his statement
Macheray rushed at hin with a knEe
in his hand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
BRIEF ITEMS.

mayor w. "A. Post viii r-:urn this
morning from Washington. Where he
has been on business.
Mr.. G. r. Nelms. who has been con
fined to his room by an attack OF the
grip and rheuma tism.is much improved.
Mr.. John d. .A'bbitt. telegraph oper,
ator at Hansrune. on the Sra3rSru
Air Lime spent yesterday with rela-
in the city.
Mrs. "A. San1en. of Baltimore. is the
guest OF her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Is.
Graft.
Miss Fannie Piern, OF West avenue.
IS visiting in Richmond.
Mrs. Charles Winfree. of East End.
is visiting relatives in Prince George
county, Md. .,
ATTORNEY Julius T. Saunders is ill
with typhoid fever at the residence OF
his father Dn West avenue.
Miss cora Wlckham. Of T'hiTty-fourth
street, has returned home after 4 short
visit to relatives and friends in the Val
ley of Virginia.
Messrs. Gapin and C~olingwood. who
have been visiting MIR. Charles Aylee in
North END for the past week, left last
might for Baltimore.
Mr. w. r. Thomas has accepted a pos
fti0n as travelling salesman for NJ.
Hesseberg. wholesale boot and
shoe dealer Of Richmond, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
GETTING KEADt EOH LAUNCH.
Preparations Making for the Great
Event y. vt Thursday.

General Superintendent Sommers y.
smith returned yesterday morning
from New York. where he had been on
business connected With the double
launching of the battl@shipS N~earsar-e
and Kentucky. Which WIFI occur next
Thursday morning. Tomorrow Mr.. &.
L. circuit. president of the Newport
News ~Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com
pany. H. expected to arrive in the city.
when the final arrangements Will be
competed
The program has n~utfbeen made pub
lie. but II is known that the launch
MIN !3e followed by a binluet at uh~
Chantberlin Hotel at O3i ON lmme-
d.ateiy af;e: the ships make their hap-
HSnia! p!unges. the invited guests Of
tn" SURROUNDING company WIFI b." taken
to G!d Point on the steamer Newport
News. Then VIII foiiow The feast.
1t is estimated THAT between 10000
and Il. eoO visitors viii be in The city I'm
Thursday. coming from every city
in the S,ate of VIRGINIA tanl every large
city cast of tire Mississippi.
Tine city vii! receive on thtS day its
most list.n :cuiahci ~conrourse of Visit
orS. Among tl!c invited guests is Pres
iient Mckinley. and it Is probable that
he viii ~ present.
Al thu ~shipya,l active preparations
are making. The main masts of the
ships have heen placed in position ana
the f~rlgpnaSts are being erected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
.rlII: BOARDS REPORT.


puisfIr Explosion.
tfy. 1t.SSLAltnC
fiA Ft\NA. VIA kfIf WEST, fl-A..
Nai'n lb.-Nith the departure Of the
court Cd Inquiry. after u second VISIT
to Nhe scene OF the wreck Of uhc Matu2,
tlle tension grows Serious. The hift. 4
BODY IKE a AuiNi jury IN its funGtionS.
IS ncai4y ready to report. tlness there
are nav deVe!oplnent here. Wtatch is
unlikely, theie IS nothing To be done
ut i~r. TN" ''1'"!.Si" to srtfr1r n'''nr-
se.Nta .h she ioWh ana l~"rnfuL'te the
crn'!'''HHS u"tt'u! 'Wt'My ned,
lHeL" VS. j." REASON 20 '7IriflSe tne y
Hr' tH"l llle court WM! ilf4 that the
uH9,is1a Ms c4"SN" Wy an SNp.OS.oh
,'iSue t"' N'nile. Inc thIel Oh .ceTs
a.t,S ortn !"S.''utNS d.S%fett. Winnie we
.''h u rHt'S US 'E"H ON. t"I'-
Snms. FROM nNS "a rNA!ril.e t:lIt nav
:".ne go uu'H'S lAe three Weeks tN7fn>
.,1a ION ~ seems as $"le as amy IN nS m
s''s Ht't'"'t t''" - ',"t'' 90" l'.t'f9 lie
i'ft 'lS 'Nu't %F lI.Nt ~ snip NttS
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rrsn ~.
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"Ihr Real Widow E~r,aO-r >. ob,,
r"h,,t by the management If Mr.,
=. HcaintnoH, Will appear ar .Jrhnson'S
'nErt House saturday night.
rms amusing play is the l,tas; hil
."r n'plliar favor from the American
great Berlin and London .ultnass WIN
De "uplicatsd here. 1t is a farce com
ruS OF the most amusing tNyre, r.pl,-t,
VAIN bright songs and merry dances
!hterfTeie" by some Of We hes; artists
N We theatrical world. Il possesses
an amusing Plot FUN of absurd ,v14n,li-
cations. ana Yet with ali clean ma
pure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
GEORGIA ~PUPUIISTS.
State Convention .sdjourrs After a
Stirring Session.
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a. p >T Zw,rar F,jr,,n. attprn9y gen
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
SEND IN YOUR COPY.

Business men who have contracted
tIr space In tbs Illustrated Launching
Edition. tf the Daily Press. ITO be pub
lished Il week from next ThurAIay.
should send In their copy at once. \
la;ge number OF merchants have al
ready secured space. bat some others
have not yet taken advantage of the
opportunity to advertise in the paper.
which VIII be the Eandsonyst and most
widely-read publication ever printed
in Newport News. Every business en-
terpris- IN the city SHOULD be repre-
scented in the special launching edition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
n Hint to Candidates.

Every Candidate for a municipal of
,'ct wants every voter in the city 10
knr" that he is in the tiztl. 4 cln1f-
d!tc who expects to receive the sui,por,
OF his friends and ac~quaintance.
should lei them know that he Sglici,s
II. The sooner he does this ,ha better
lhrE may commit, themselves to some
body else. The bes, methoH an aspi-
RAM for an office can adopt to notify
voters OF his candidacy is by means
OF o card in the DaiGy Press. which
is acknowledged to be the leading
newspaper OF Newport News. WHY
not take advantage of this hint 1T once?
It may gain You man. votes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
Artistic Decorations.

NJ. Mittl4dorfeT & Son, decor altors. of
Richmond, have established a kempor-
a.rv office i'm this city IN On der TO inset
the demand for decorations f~f the
a%aRnnchiFhg of the battlt<shtps kealN<arg"
and Kentucky. These gentlemen! AVE
decorated buildings. ball rooms, baZaarS
and faihrs throughout Ire United States.
and have an established neputaIGon for
artistic work. They have already made
e. lumber OF crntracts in this CITY for
decorating buildings. Their prices, vary
according TO 1.-The Nature of the Display.
They furnish all Decorating material.
AN who intend to have their houses
hecorated ON h e4th sthcM'd cain at
MGttledorfer'ss headquarters, 2h 2sth
street. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
white Man Injured Last Night.

A white flborer was severely injured
last night while working or the steam
ship Romans. which is loading a general
cargo at pier 5. The man was in the
main old when a, heavy bucket fen
through the hattth. striking HIM on
the head. INJECTING several ugly gashes.
He was taken to DR.. Joseph charles
office for medical treatment. TIN man
is a stranger. having came here several
days ago from Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
= MOuthfuI or NoOnShinc.

Has nc fiavor-thcrc are rackc on
the market which have little or no ia
vor. They are lifeless. WheIl You
want crackers that VIII please your
| naiafe all the way down, GER FOx's
xxx Square Wafer Butter Crackers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-17
800 Lots Mt Auction.

Sale will commence on the oath IF this
month-Aaft.r the launching is over
any continue until all are sod. Pro-
perty situated on car line and water
front. For maps and information call
on Powell Bros. & King .2701 Wash
ington avenue mr2-tf