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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-10

And now some undignified Photographer
will call those Texas girls who kissed
Shafter rubber necks, simply because they
were able to reach the generals lips wit b.
out breaking their backs
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-10
Health for Ten Cents.

Cascarets make bowels and kidneys act
naturally, destroy microbes, cure headache,
billiousness and constipation. All druggists.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-10

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Ia blets All
druggists refund the money II it fails to cure
&c The genuine has L. B Q, on each tablet
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-10

An actor makes hit wnen he strikes
the manager for an increase in salary.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-10

There should be more leisure for men OF
business and more business for men Of
leisure
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1899-02-10
Mrs. winsIow's soothing Syrup

forchildren teething softens the gums. reduces In
nammation, allays pain, cures wind collie Is cont
q bottle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mr.. e. c. knapp, press agent for the
Wallace Shows, was in the city yes
ferday.
Miss Lillian Daniel, of Prince George
county, is the guest of Mrs. IT. A.
,Mitchell. on Orcuut avenue.
Mrs. .. G. Derring has returned from,
la months visit 70 her parents in Prince
George county.
Mr.. Ashby Turner has returned from
a ten days vacation spent in the vicin-
lty OF Richmond.
Nr. Roane Christian left yesterday
for Smithdale College.
Mr.. S. =. Savage is critically i'll III mis-
home on Twenty-fifth street
Mrs. James Monroe, Of Richrnond
in East END. left Wednesday for Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. a. Willett and faug,1-
ter. Alene, have returned from an ex-
tended visit to Thousand Islands and
New York state. They have been away
three weeks.
Miss EVA Savage has returned
from q visit to Cape Charles. She vas
accompanied by her sister, Mrs r. 4
Parsons, and Mrs. c. P. Savage, Of that
place.
Mr.. Charles Parker, Of Washington
IS visiting his father, Mr. II. +. Park
CT. general Superintendent of terminals,
OF the Chesapeake & Ohio. He vent ia
Washington some months ago to accc:,.
q position in the Southern Railway
offices. which he Still holds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15
Wui Opsn fer Itnssneas.

The city market, the latest enterprise,
backed by Mr.. +. T. Finch the banker.
viii open for business Saturday O:to-
Der eth.
Mr.. W. I. Fitzsimnons has charge Of
the raarket,5and will have the rcntin2,
OF all or the stall. It is understood that
a number OF outside busiscss nee as
We'll as local merchants, will taEa STAN;
II time to be represented in the marker
It the opesing.
The market is located at the corner
OF Lafayette avenue and Thrty-irst
street. The city some time. ago mott
lied Mr.. Finch chat he could not erect
amy part of frame structure within
100 feet of Lafayette avenue. a,cYr;l;n,.
to the building ordinance, hut Ia. mar
.ket is almost completed and it VIII bc
opened on the above date.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15
Want a House /?

II you do call on us in person or by
telephone. We have for rent several
new and nicely situated residences with
all modern improvements which We car
rent reasonably.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15
Mile FIT on Monday.

''Mlle Fiji trips her way into the
Newport News Opera House on Mon
day, September 18th, after d.vcrtiIg
cipricious and exacting New York au-
d!ences for nearly 200 nights and excit-
ing enormous critical discussion. This
bright, breezy and buoyant comedy re-
taqns all the piquancy of the French
original without offending more con
serva.tive~ American tastes There IS
good fun i'm 'aFif," together with some
Very charming touches Of sentiment,
most deity brought out by Miss Pearl
Evelyn as the young American girl ana
Mr. Edward Abeles as the volatile and
debt ridden French husband. 'Othsr
Artists Of personal distinction contr-
butte to the success oD "FN:n'' among
them Miss Maud Granger, Harry Allen
Dave Davidson and Mamie Gilroy as
Mile. ,H'ifi.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15
TIE WALL ACE SHOWS,
a T.eAt Ia Store For Newport New. San.
... Goth, ..0..

. 7.
The grand Wallace Shows, which, Will
appear in This city on the 20 h instant
next Wednesday-hare been received
with the most enthusiastic applause
at every place they have visited. The
washington Times in its account OF
IL, has this to say:
Inc great nenagerie tent was. cf
course, a 10Y and a wonder to the thou
sands The fifteen or more dens con-
tanning animals formed an attractive
feature Of the show. Inside the main
tent however, remained the great at
TRADITIONS Of the circus and long before
me hours announced for the show to
begin in the afternoon and at night
every seat was filed and hundreds Gag
eriE stroNe for admission.
Inc concert band led by c. q. Brou-
son had received a lavish share OF an
me races were more thrilling and
every man within the tent was a boy
again Tor the length Of the program
ne merry merry clowns managed
70 mingle in mischief every few mo-
lnents and the old old tricks were
prayed only to excite new laughter
The bonfire was built in the race track
ana was, Of course, extinguishcd BY
pouring water all over the grcenhorn
who volunteered to save the place
The same inuuisitive woman had her
child stolen by a clown and the chase
through the audience was as realistic
as ever. Ail this and scores Of other
pranks caused laughter Until the spec
tators tired from sheer exhaustion.
Other especially good features in an
excellent program were tine Stirk fam
lilly OF bicycle riders, who do a turn:
winch is actually entertaining after
I Years CT so-called fancy bicyclists
Eddie Pinard. the tramp cyclst, show
ed the possibilities Of the modern wheel
by doing anything he pleased with 1t
and winding up With a hurdle race, in
which he leaped over the platform.
Mile. 'Norada French caused a sensa.
tlon by rolling to the top Of a steep sp;-
raj stairway while enclosed in a small
ball. The Ferris Wheel trapeze act by
the five Vartex Sisters caused much
wonder. and a dozen other clever ar
lists attracted applause.
The bareback riders, the dancing
horses, the wonderful troops OF Japan
csc, the clever high and low wire artists
the ballet Of dancing girls, the educa-
ted horses, dogs and birds, the strong
men and women, the comical mules. all
were there and all were enjoyed The
hippodrome races We're very thrilling
ana caused much excitement
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15
MIR. GALLAGHER INJURED,
Cut Up oar she Ph'lad-lpkin & Randine
white Going tn J-r>av C,ty.


White Going t., ,J-r>ay C,ty
Nearly two weeks ago NMr. j. Il. Cal
lagher, fore!nan Of the Bo.lerinallcrs'
Department at the shipyard, resigned
his position ana, went north FOR t..c
purpose, it is understood, Of accepting
position with the American Line
shops With him went Mr. Mike Mo-
ran.
last night Mrs Gallagher, living
with her two children on Thirty fourth
street, received a telegram from Mr.
Moran, Informing her that her ilusb: nd
had been badly cut on the Philadelphia
& Reading.
The telegram gave no details, nor did
it say whether Mr.. Gallagher was fa-
tally hurt. From the tone of the dis
patch it is believed that this is the case.
When The office closed last might no
further advices had been received by
Mrs. Gallagher.
.atMT. Gallagher was here for six years
a nd was considered one Of the best men
! in his line of business. Though but
twenty eight years Old, he knew his
business to a l'vet, and stood high with
all who knew him, being popular both
with his employers and his men. IT is
believed that he was on his way to
Jersey City when the accident occurred.
There is no hint in the telegram of the
nature Of the accident.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15
THE NEW TELEPHONE LINE.
PROSPECT FOR CONNECTION WITH
RICHMOND VERY GOOD.
Entcrprin,Dg Hen Behind the Movement.
Rights Of Way and Privi-
leges Secured.

The prospects for the location Of a
telephone line up the Virginia Peninsu
la, In order that Newport News ana
Richmond may be connected. are
it is certainty the necessary rights
OF way having been granted and several
enterprising men having taken hold Of
the movement with a decentralization
to push it along.
Among those interested in the new
Grove. and Mr. John Thompson.
1T is also understood that /; num-
Der Of prominent men in York. fumes
city and Charles City counties are in
terested in the venture.
Dr.. Booth and Mr.. Thompson started
out from their home in Warwick county
several days ago in Il buggy for tho rur-
pose Of seeing the landowners between
Warwick Courthouse and Richmond and
obtaining their consent to the location
Of the line between the two places.
They met With grea. success, nearly
every one they interviewed signias the
desired waiver Of rights to the land
along the route proposed They pro-
ceeded all the way to Richmond in tn. ir
buggy.
+" The Citizens Telephone Company
some time ago contemplated extending
its line from Warwick Courthcusa u
Richmond, but it is stated on auth ori;y
that this plan has been abardcn.d
ne new Inc proposes to make arrange
ments with the Citizens Company
Whereby the two lines will make con-
nection at Warwick Cou:rh;,1xc
through York and James City Counties
to Williamsburg and then to Provicance
Forge. -
After passing Providence Forge. taa
rive: road will be taken, and such
places as Charles City Courthols,
Westover, Curtis Neck, etc, will! he on
their line
Dr Booth is the owner OF a famous
colonial plantation on the lower James
river and his popularity and wide in
1luencc With the farmers were useful
IN securing the desired right CT WY
x ne line is to be operated from tbs
Newport News end. The object of tho inc
IS 70 supply service fer the rural con-
munlty through which it will pass and
give cheaper connection between Ais
city and Richmond
The present rate for three min. ae
conversation With Richmond is s.-enty-
1lEe cents. When the new linz. is con-,
nleted it will be materially reduced
ne movement to run this line will
receive support in this city The bust
Eess and professional men can make
GOOD use Of phone which Mil give
them communication with all Of III !,
Pilncipal points on the Peninsula.
mere IS a movement on foot il; York
county to have the several pyiuci,,al
places there c1nected by telephone ana
II is probable that. if this is s,lcces.-
fully brought about. it will have con-
ncctlon with the new lire SO tn,t an
other field will be put in close ro,l,.h ~
means Of the telephone
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15

1t is probable that at the next meet
ing: of the council its attention will
again be called to the terrible condition
OF the streets ana that steps will be
taken to have the same remedied. II
the streets are not put into something
like proper shape before bad weather
sets in they will be impossible.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15
WANT INSURANCE.

If yo,5 do make US visit we are
agents for the Mutual Life Insurance.
Company Of New York, the largest Life
Insurance Company in the world and
can offer you a contract that Is. LIBERAL
and fair. We are also agents for ths8
United Fire Insurance Company, whose
assets are $4,000, GOO. 5sISss|ss&
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15
No,an Of.th~ shhI,ysr.I.

Ell Rio was taken from under he big
crane yesterday and tied up at No 2
pier. Size will .go back to her berth
under the crane shortly, however. to
have her boilers. now ready placed in
her: In the meantime, the battlcsllip
Illinois has been placed under the
crane.
OF dry dock yesterday. She had scme
repairs made to her Bottom.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15

A large gang of men is at work on
twenty fifth street between Lafayette
and Virginia avenues putting in street
railway iron. Rapid progress is being
made and this cut will soon be com
pleted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-15
WANT TO INvEsr4,

We have large list OF Improved ana
,lnimproved real estate for sale. inc;ud- Ss
ing properties which yield from ten to II
twenty per cent. net on the purchase
price. We especially recommend to- III -gs
Vsstors and Spectators several tracts
Of land which we have for sale Eetwosirsi$
Newport News and Hampton, which
vantage. So Sz$sSi
IRWIN TUCKER 4 co. 8s3
street. S'ss,5ss;sss,sss
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-18
"A BREEZY TIME"
Ono of the Hottest Shows That Ever Cam
to Butte.

Ono of the Hottest Shows That Ever Came
to Butte.
"A Breezy Time" which opened
three nights engagement at the Grand
opera house last evening, is all right. 1t
is one of the hottest shows that ever
came to Butte, and it contains as good
bunch of specialties as has been seen
in Butte since The Passing Show"
came to town. There is not slow sec
ond In the show. The fun starts with
the rising of the curtain and keeps 60
ing to the end. Every person in the
show can do something, and do it we'll.
They are all entertainers.
To speak plainly, the run of shows
this, season so far has been little dis
appointing, hut "A Breezy Time" is as
good as they make them in the farce
comedy line. The person who misses
it will miss one of the best things that
comes 20 town and an evening Of
thorough and complete enjoyment.
The show has no particular star, for
all are artists in the way of entertain
ing the public. Their jokes are new,
their songs are new, and they introduce
new steps in their dances and innova-
tions in their business. Unlike some of
it's immediate predecessors, it is an up
to-date show. Among the best special
ties in the entertainment may be men
toned the duet, DO You Love Me-"
by ]. M. Melvian and Mazette Bogue;
the three-legged sailor the dancing
chicken, Honolulu Queen" the tennis
quintette. the lightning chalk artist,
gypsy dance. the four wise Rubes, buck
dancing, Miss Virginia. "To-mor-
row." THE Lamb Did," My Queen
Irene" Irish ditties, musical oddities,
the latest parodes and rag time dane
ing, ending with a grand cake walk by
the entire company
"A Breezy Time had a crowded
house last night lie deserves another
crowded house tonight.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-18

An idea was what made A. T. Stew
art the prince of merchants" A
fresh idea now and then Vas the
foundation on which p. T. Barnum
built his success, and the successful
advertisers whose advertisements at
tract your attention and win your
approval are, one and all, the results
of ideas placed on paper to please the
public eye. A man could not sell gold
dollars for half their value unless he
advertised them, and unless the ad-
vertisement was properly worded no.
body would notice the offer or ven
ture to buy them. How, then, can
an advertiser expect to sell his goods
in direct competition with a thousand
other dealers or manufacturers unless
he so words his advertisement that
it will command attention to his
space? The compositors on the Stand
ard know how to display an adver-
tisement to best advantage.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-18
Mothers,
Attend This Sale

dinarily they are remnants, but we
term them short ends of pieces, varying
in length from to % yards. You can
buy as little or as much as you wish.
They are cuttings from our stock.
Values that are worth SOC. Coo, 75c and
SEC a yard, To-day, one hours sale
8 to 10 a. m.--choice for 25c yard
Splendid for women's dresses, just the
thing for children's school dresses, all
right for house and street waists and
skirts-at one-half and one-third their
regular value. We make it an hour
sale, as the lot will not last longer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-18

Will be here. They We're made in Glas-
gov and are a splendid wind instru-
ment. Don't fail to hear them.
Badges will be given to all members
by the committee.
The refreshment committee has ar
ranged to have tank of water, 10
miles of win-or-worst and a barrel of
dried apples. Also two cakes" of
Tyro Charles Wagner's favorite cheese;
that will make strong team.
The temple officers are as follows:
Carrie Galger. royal vizier; James At
kins, grand emir: James Doull, mahedi
George r. Davies, venerable sheik; A.
B. Ayers, secretary: NJ. Genzberger,
treasurer; s. r. White, mental; A. G.
Elerick, sahab; John G. Evans, imperial
nawab; r. C. Fort, mohanna Sam
Mayer, joe: Elmer Snavely, attendant;
d. M. Brodeck, attendant.
The committees are:
General committee-Carle Galiger
chairman; John G. Evans, secretary:
Sig. Schilling, Fred A. Pratt and AL
fred Doull
Printing commttee-John G. Evans.
chairman; r. c. Fort, A. B. Ayers and
F. H. Walker.
Doull. chairman; A. B. Ayers, secre-
ary; Jacob Loeb, assistant secretary.
Property committees. r. White,
chairman; earle Galger. Fred Elerick.
James Doull and Fred Pratt.
Refreshment committee-M. Genzber-
ger and M. D. Kilgore.
Entertainment committee S. r.
White, chairman A. G. Elerick
Reception committee. H. Leyson,
chairman; Jacob Loeb, S. r. White,
John G. Evans, Judge r. F. Turner,
earle Galiger, Fred Pratt, Fred Eler-
lex, Elmer Snavely, George r. Davies,
George E. Palmer, John H. George,
Thomas Wilson, Erwin Schuck, ]. B.
Gallagher, DIR. ]. s Hammond. Sig.
Schlling. Alfred Doull, A. N. Yoder, A,
B. Ayers, James Doull, F. H. Walker,
Morris Cohen, r. c. Fort and Joe Gill
lick
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-18
AT COLUMBIA GARDENS.
The Cruising Season Has Come to a
CIOse.

The cruising season at Columbia
gardens closed with yesterdays parade
of Admiral Adolph Heilbronner's fleet.
Just as the sun went down the admiral
drydocked the fleet and pulled the
plug, and away the water went down
on the fiat. The lake will be enlarged
for next season, work of eXcavating
to begin in a few days. The admiral
loses his title with the release of the
water from the pond, and is now open
for engagements. He has proved to
be successful navigator and the pat
rons of the lake will miss him. The
gardens will remain open until Jack
Frost closes them. A large crowd went
out yesterday and the annual picnic
of the street car employees saw its fin
ish early yesterday morning. SATURDAY
night the employees, their wives and
sweethearts had a feast, a dance and
a jolly good time. The last 'eturning
car left the grounds shortly before the
sun came up.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-18
The Story Of Your Life
AS Told by the
Language of the
Hand by the Emil
nent P a | M i s t,
Madame Isadore
Dewitt.

If you possess talents she will point
them out. If you should make a change
as regards your business surroundings
she will advise you. II you are troubled
in your love affairs she will tell you how
to succeed therein. She tells you of
travel of friends. of business associates
and how you will be successful. She
diagnoses your physical condition, tells
you what your aLment is; whether or
not you can be cured, and if so, how.
Tens and tens of hundreds owe their
good health and oftentimes their life
to the ineXplicable power of this mar
velous lady, who because of her gifts
to practically look into the human or
sanism, has oftentimes been called.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-18
THREE SHIFTS THE LIMIT.
Day Tailor Boyle Has Redeemed
Himself.
FOUR DAYS Is EXPULSION
Nirhe Ja,ler McGlynn Is Proud of His
Record-Old Mollie Murray SUI
fered From Excessive
Eunui.

Day Jailer Thomas Boyle, who has
not made a charge on the police blot
ter for three shifts, and who was on
the verge of suspension from the order
of the Restful Pikers. yesterday re-
deemed himself by writing a couple Of
charges on his blotter. Three shifts is
the limit with jailers, and if in that
time they fail to enter a charge on the
docket they are subject to suspen-
sion; four days is expulsion, and more
than four days is death at the hands
of the midnight garroter.
Night Jailer McGlynn has not failed
to make at least one entry on every
shift. so he is justly proud of his rec
ord. But Royle-he was in a bad way
for three days. and if it hadn't been for
a scrap up in Main street and another
out in West Park street yesterday
there is no telling what the Pikers
might have done to Tom. He was all
smiles yesterday.
One entry on the blotter showed
that NJ. Tremble and Ed Casey had
been arrested for threatening to do
each other up" in North Main street.
officers butcher and Mccormack made
the arrests and Jailer Boyle spread
ink all over one sheet of the book.
He was explaining to a friend how
near he was to the bowwows when
in came Officer McGinty with Jim
Cusick who was charged with as
sault and battery upon James Carney
at the corner of Park and Montana.
Then Tom splattered more ink and
felt secure in the knowledge of a duty
well performed.
Old Mollie Murray. a very dark skin
ned creature. a denizen of the lower
strata. who has been in Jail for sew
eral days serving out fine imposed
for touching is free once more.
While in Jail she became slightly in
disposed and suffered more or less
from acute ennui, accompanied by that
aggravating feeling known as IA
tigue and disgust with the general
surroundings. She expressed herself
in unmeasu terms and her remarks
implied that she intended to remain
in the open and not subject herself
to the censure of the patrolmen in her
neighborhood. While she was born in
slavery, she has lived in the West
so long that it has become what she
terms second nature to do about as
she pleases. She is a perfect type OF
her class
Captain Leyden puzzled his friends
early yesterday morning by returning
to the station from his rounds wear
ing a large button hole bouquet. II
was a darling and when asked as tc
the whereabouts of it's origin he pos
itively declined to be further inter
viewed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-18
Attention, X nights.

All members of Damon lodge No. /,
X. Of p, are requested to meet at
Miners Union hall on Tuesday, Sept
10. at / p. m. sharp, to participate in
grand lodge parade. Sojourning knights
cordially invited. e. X. cox,
A. N YODER, c. c.
X of r. and S.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-18
KNIGHTS, Attention.

All members Of Ivanhoe lodge No. 5,
X. of p, are requested to meet at the
corner of Quartz and Main streets
Tuesday, Sept. 10, at 1 p. m. sharp
to participate in grand lodge parade.
Sojourning knights are cordially invit-
ed to attend JOHN H. GEORGE,
Chancellor Commander.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-18

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