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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-05
EDITORS IN PORTLAND.


Backus, q. W. Harper Robinson
Angus G. NJ. Tinney, Virginia, Gazette
~. NJ Whcelcr, A. c. Bentley, Pitts
field, Times; ". ". Watts, Nashville
Journal J. W. Bailey, J W. Clinton
Polo, Prcss b. a.. Shaw, Dixon, Even,
ing Telegraph Perry Hughes, Eugen,
L'Ilote, Miliori Herald C. II. Kecler
Dixon, Star.
lliinois-F. $. Grcenleal, wife and SON
savanna J. NJ Page and wife. Jersey.
willie Mics Alice Carey, Jer-eyyillc; J
A. Atwood and wife, and Mis- Brown
sullman Valley; John NJ. Rapp and
wife Fairfield; l.. Wessell IT,. aud wife,
Chicago 5. ". Culp and wiic, Morrison.
vile G. W. Bliss and wife Hilsboro
Ia. J. Lnmpkin and wife, Calinyille; e.
II. backus aud son, Genoa; Harry
bailey and wife Princeton NJ. W. Barn,
hart aud wife, Chicago; Mn. r.. A,
sniyely aud Mis- Drboise, Canton; n
n. Chandler and wiie. Chicago; A. W.
Glcssncr and wife. Galena. y. Watts
and Miss liolsian. Nashville; D. h.
licrl'crt, National Printing Journalist,
Chicago y, O.. Enocil aud wife, Caxtou
Caycat, Chicago w. H. Davis ami wife,
Mount Sterling Charles b. Mead and
wiie, Geneva; n, \. Wheeler. Quincy
Frank l.. shup and wife, Newton D.. J.
lloics, Sycamore Misses Ethel and
Lena Johnson, Noun, Union; Miss A.
.C Emmcr-,n, Mount Vernon; &c.
Colloon, Ia liauei Charles l.. Con.
loon, Ia llanci l.. :. Reid and wife,
Dallas Cityi G. A, stuck, Odcll; =. =.
Pinkcion, Clinton W. l.. Jones, Irh.
anon Mrs. Enny NJ. Harley, Chicago
Mrs. Mary b. Powell Chicago, Mrs.
Frances T.. Owens. Chicago; Miss Amy
Owens, Chicagoi Mn sally M Moses,
Chicsgo; Mrs. =, Jeanette Abbott.
Chicsgoi Miss Helen A. sullivan.
Chicago; Mrs. A. p. Rrinkman. Chi.
csgoi Miss Anna Belle ilil, Chicago
Prank r. MoAtee, Chester, Herald IA
MoCluns, fairaeld. sun; T. r.. JOY.
Ccntralia, Sentineli n. d. O'Bricn. East
81. Louis, Picket Guard.
kansas-w. II. Nelson. smith Center.
Pioneer, y. n. Roberts, Oskaroosa. In.
dependcn,i ,. W. Mofphy, Topeka. Al
yocase; W. A. Madoris. Lyndon, Jour
nal W. I, McElr0y, Humholdt, Union
n A. Perkins, Manhattan, Nationalist
Geo. T. smith, MaEysyille, News ]. NJ.
sAltenthwaite, nooglass, Tnhune; A.
N. WasseF, Guard. Press W, \. Jones.
Cadavole, lCommoncri J. q. Royce,
rhilaielphia, Disbatchi G. W. Lanlis,
osborne, Farmer w. T. Brown, King,
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man. Journal J. G. Nichols0n, Newton.
Kanszn; FL. Bo0kwalteT. Haisteaa.
ID dependent. executive committeeman
J. =. Junkin, Sterling, Bulletin. Miss
Edith Meredith. Hutchinson. Interior
Herald A. p. Duval. Inman. Review
Michigan L. A. Sherman, Port
Huron, Times; Robert Smith. Lans-
ing. State Republican; ". +. Brown.
Battle Creek. Moon; ?. r. .Gilson, Pen
ton Harbor. Palladium 81. Kirk White,
Owosse, Press: Fred slucum. Cairo, Ad-
vertisers, b. J. Lyurey. Howard City,
Record.
Minnesota-F. G. Listoe. 81. Paul,
Nordvesten, C. D. Belden. Austin
Transcript; r " Collins. Minneapolis.
Agriculturist: Jens X. Grondahl. Red
Wing Republican; II. @. Hays. Sleepy
Eye. Dispatch; s. Trebby. Little Falls,
Democrat; Irving Todd, sr, Hastings
Gazette; John T. Heck. Waseca. Jour
nal d. c. Lightbourn, Ada, Index
Anton Crosby, Willmar, Gazette; J. c.
Sordby, Ada Herald; W. x. Hodzes,
sleepy Eye, Herald, executive commit
teeman; Joseph Leicht, WinOna.
Herald; W. +. Mckenzie. Crookston,
Times Frank Zins. 81 Cloud. N0rdstern I;
w. A. simonton, Pine City, Poker
George y. Lamphere, MoOrhead. News.
Nebraska--W. y. Huse and wife and
Mrs. Allen Norfolk Daily News; ". g..
Purcell and wife, Broken-BoE; A. J.
Langer, Republican, West Point; b. =.
Morgan. Register, Chappell
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-05
THE OLD WAY
of Treating DyspePsia and Indigestion
By Dissing a Dangerous and
Useless One.

We say the old way, but really il Is q
verv common one a. the present time
and many dyspeptics and physicians a.
well consider the first step 10 take in
attempting 10 cure indigestion is % diet.
either By selecting certain foods and ~
iecting others or 10 greatly diminish the
the quantity usually taken, in other
words the starvation plan IL supposed
by many a. BE- the first essential.
The almost certain failure Of the star
yation cure has been proven time and
again, bat siill the moment dyspepsia
makes IL appearance a course Of diet
ing j. AZ once advised
All this is radically wrong. II il Iool-
ish and unscientihc o. recommend
dieting o. a man suffering from dyspep-
sia, because indigestion itself stsryes
every organ, every nerve and every
fibre IN the body.
What the dyspeptic wants is abund-
ant nutrition, which means plenty Of
good, wholesome well cooked food. and
something 10 assist the stomach % odigest
H. This b. exactly the purpose for
which stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are
adapted and this il the method by
which they cure the worst cases oi dys.
pepsia, IN other words the patient eats
plenty 81 wholesome food aud stuart's 3
Dyspepsia Tablets ,digests il for him
In this way the system b n0urished
and the Overworked stomach rested =,
because the tablets will digest the food
whether the stomach works or not.
one Of Hthese tablets will digest 1900
grains 0i meat or eggs.
Your druggis, viii tell you that
stuart's Tablets j. the purest and
safest remedy for stomach troubles and
every trial makes one more friend Tor
this excellent preparation. Sold at 80
cents for iull sized package at an drug
stores
A little book on cause and cure OF
stomach diseases mailed free by adj
drcssiug g. a. stua1t Co., Mar-hal,
Mich
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A LIFE SAVED.
DR.. JF. Cook, the Botanical Speci-
alist. Succeeds Where Others
Fall

Dr. J.F. Cook. the Botanical Speci-
alist. Succeeds Where Others
Fail.
To whom il NAV concern.
This is 70 certify that Bertha P. Con-
nsr. of Mt Angel precinct, Marion cOun-
~, Oregon. has suffered from a cancer
0us growth in the left ear for about three
years. The growth was cut out twice and
burned out once by Albany Physicians.
but the growth came back as bad
a. ever. and pained her 80 badly that
she had % BE- taken from school. After
three weeks treatment by Dr. J. +.
Cook, Of salem, Oregon, the botanical
Specialist, the growth entirely disap-
peare5, and at this date, four months
since treatment was begun, the growth
has not reappeared, and the ear has en-
tirely healed leaving only the scars in
fictad BY the Albany doctors.
! hereby certify that the above state
ment il absolutely true, and that Ber.
tina p Conner. the person mentioned
in the affidavit, has resided in my fam.
ily since early childhood. bearing the re-
lati0nship 70 me Of niece.
II. c. LONG.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before ms
this eighth day q June. lSS9. W. W
Hall, county clerk Of Marion county
Oregon.
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A large crowd at college men and atl
letic enthusiasts gathered al the Jersey
City docks to-day 10 witness The depar-
ture Of the Harvard aud Yale athletes
ior England where they are to meet the
representative ~ Oxipni and Cambridge
universities la athletic contests two
weeks hcnce. The American teams
consist oi twcnty-thrcc men, all crack
athletes and each oi them considered a
record breaker in bic ovn speciality. In
he opinion oi tho,e who sire,i up tho
men before their departure to.lay they
should return with several scalIs ~
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CURRENT EVENTS.

The annual Henley regatta near Lon
don openci today Unusual interest is
manifested this year Ia the English
Aquatic Derby owing largely 10 the par.
ticipation II the crews sent By the Ango-
naut Rowing club Of Toronto. Repre-
sentatiycs Of this organization will com.
T.ste ior the Diamond sculls and the
Stewards Challcnge cup a. well AZ for
the Grand Challenge cup.
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The steamer has been equipped with drst-
el.ss Recommendations, Including an elegant
piano.
Unsurpassed for carrying both freight and
passenger
DOck,-Footoi State street.
&. MAERIZ. Agent.
salem, Oregon
C.SULIIVAN. SupL
Albauy OreEo
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Call sOr Warrants.

Call foE Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that there are
funds on hand applicable 10 the pay
ment Of warrants Of the City Oi salem
drawn on the general fund and endorsed
on or before March 4, 1897. Holders oi
said warrants viii please present them
Tor PAYMENT az Iadd 4 BiIsh's
hank as interest will oeAse from date Of
this notice. IOHN MOIR,
CITY Treasurer
salem, Or, Juas "a, iss9.--l0t.
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The first convention u the National
Association Of OsieopAths opened AZ In
dianapolis, Ind, today with several
hundred members in attendance. II j.
reported that the organization noW has
a membership of 0OO. Eight states
have local subsidiary organizations
Eight states have lesalized the epractice oi
osteopaihy by special legislative en-
actment, and In at least a dozen more
states the osteoraihs are allowed to
practice unmOlested
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-05

Peter Norsrcn -Ient the fourth al Tur-
ncr, and reports rare good time al
that place.
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Corvallis 4 Easter DRaiIFOad
TIME CARD

Ult aud tWr cOnntcI az AI0a0y and
Corvallis with Southern Pacific trains,
giving direct seTyice u and from New
port and adjacent beaches.
. No. 8 Tuns from Albany % Corvallis
on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays
only.
No. runs from Corvallis 10 Albany
on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Satur.
days only.
Trains for the mountains arrive at
Detroit az noon, giving ample time
70 reach camping grounds on the
BreiIenbuSh aud Santiam river the
same day.
II. l. WALDEN, EDWIN STONE.
7 A. Manager
J. TuRNEE Agent, Albany ore
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An UHFkILING SIGN THAT
NATURE IS APPEALING A.l' 4

!
run IIEkFs Warning that nOt safely b. gnored
10 neslect ~ purity the blood AZ this
ffs mana than the annoyance Of painful bos and
snsrhliy plmpioa II hess Impurities are allowed
remain, the ayam suocunhs % ordinary ineaa and h
unable - withstand thu many ailments which
pfnvalsnt duFing spFing aud summer
Ma IL 0entlls 2o0t Seoond Avenue, Seattle Wash 4,
navat waa AFFLICTED Tor long time vita pimploe which
were very annoying a. they dshgured my face feAEuily
After nsing many Other Eouedes IN vain, promptJ
ana nofouRhy cloanaod nay blood, and relo,oe Ia
q e.,o9 oonl plexion. which never had before"
~mnn. Capt w. VI Dunlap, % the A. q. q
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WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
Daily boats % Portland As above.
Transfers 10 street car line al Greg City
II the steamers are delayed there oUnd
tnp tickets TO all points in Oregon. Wsshng'
ton, OF Caliiomi a. Connection made at Port.
land with all rail, ocean andrver lines.
w. II. HERLBURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, On.
g. NJ. POWERS. Agent, Trade street doSk
salem.
BOISE & BARKER,
City Agent.
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uelie
The sunounoemens that Mrs. Mary
A. LiVermore had burne5 q number Of
her manuscripts has given rise - .
Eile-spre&d rumor that efe = dying.
As q matter Il fact. Mr.. Hvermore is
a. pre-nt IN better health than usual.
Although 7s year.. she has been leetur-
ing o. an average four times q week. up
- . few days seo. when her husband.
Rev. y. r. 3. Livermore, uas taken ili
uith jaundiee. Nov she i staying home
70 nurse him. When invited % speak
a. the recent annual festival q the New
England Woman Suffrage Association.
she ErOte that her husband va restiess
and suffering, especially toward night,
and that she spent every evening read
ing aio1d 20 him. Mrs. Livermore
a5ded: Never during the ffty-iour
years of our marriage has be once failed
me in an emergency. Wild h0rses
oould not drag me from home now that
be l. 10 and needs me-"
Dr. LyermOre il an enthusiastic BE-
lever in equal rights for women. lie
has upheld and encouraged his wife IN
ell her public work: and Mrs. Liver
more has always laughed a. the idea
that the advocates of equal SUFFRAGE
Eere moved by antagOnism tOwarl men
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kENhTIIsEh1
|liEIlI|
You Can Get
a Lower Berth.

With one exception the through
trains Of the BurliogtOn Route
are almost invariably well-hlled.
lhe exception Is our ST. Paul.
Chicago Limited. On the limited
theTe Is usually roOm aud 10
spare.
Don't infer that Il rs neither
50 nue, nor 81 fast, as ANY train
of ANY other line between N
Paul and Chicago. On the con
traTy, there Is 90 more beautiful
train la America. It has electric
light steam heat, vide gestibules.
tue most satisfactory dining-caT
service on the c0ntiuent-and !
lower berth for everybody,
A. q. SHELDON.
Genl Agent. Portland, or.
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T.J. SULLIVAN

fhACAACAL TAILOR
A nioe line OF goods aud samples on
hand. suits sl5 up. Pants S5
.. perect ht guaranteed, az
40 Il 40 sTATR sTREEI
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The down town district il literally hill
den beneath q mass Of gay bunting and
flags in which crimson and white pre-
dominate. The electric light men have
also shown what they could do and to-
night the eyes oi the visiting hosts will
BE- greeted with brilliant electrical dis
plays in which the insignia and m0ttos
of the organization will blaze forth from
hotel fronts and across the streets and
bouleyaris. The big canvas structures
in Cass avenue, where the main sessions
Of the convention are b. b. held. will b.
lighted by large clusters oi electric light.
The formal opening oi the convention
will h. held tonight when the visitors
will b. greeted by Maybuy. Rev.
Charles b. Newman ia behalf Of the Ds-
troit pastors and W. n. Strong, chair
man Of the lOcal committee. The re-.
sp0nses will be- made by Rev. r. :. Rowe
q Toronto, Rev II. :. Tresidder oi Ion
don, England and Rev. Arthur J Smith.
oi Savannah, Ga.
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M0NTEzUMA

Is beautiful dappled chestnut l6lt
hands high, and weighs 100 lbs. He is
a perfect all purpose horse.
Will be at Huffman's stable, salem,
Saturday Of each week in July and Aug
ust, and the remainder Of the week al
the Fair Grounds. Terms, 1880 20 in.
sure.
Also colts broken and handled Tor
speed. IL. B. RUTHERFoRn.
RAZOR TAX
All people are hereby notified that
tax on RazOrs oi 25c for rrtempering
Is now on and can be paid al the shop
of SIM IL. White and Co. al High
street, opposite the Court House.
5-20-t
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founded Ia Bnaalo. \ Y. knowu AZ the
inyalids Hotel and Surgical Institute.
Which has pincc become one Of the most
famous institutions IN the world tor is
enormous benchts % the sick and suffering
al over the United States Thousands
have come there ior ticatmeut and tens of
thousands have received professional al
Ntce By mail With suggcsiicns ior ineKpeu-
sivc home treatment whereby they have
been cuTed Of severe. and in many Ia.
stances. apparently hopeless diseAseA
A Nassarhusrtis msn. NJ Iohn hru.sks u
1ylsto1 WoTcrsteT Co. eriirs At0uf "a year
ago I sas takcu 9th bad caid hlch settled
On ms luuEs The dnetors satd I was tn onu-
sglrnption Aad couid aal gsk esu I tnak EIuu2
uion ~ cud Lives un and 4 did me o. EQad
AhsS taking h huf mouths heard of souf
t1r adgicr ! bass takru Ytsr ucdHinr and a.
sarsi my Hle ] ish - sic6 Whrn arute a.
Vos that l the,szhs s-s-iiA Ma htc throueh ne
siaisr tn The moraing ! rAiscd an aaiul Ia
aui saald sIsi al the Tins ant had rsius iu uls
chcst Ny tacWrla uulid nls move uoFF thlu
caCe o. tWicc q aeEk my stfcuEta sas ucaTiy
Sons ] ouiiid uQs a. ~haie aay uogk Noe
~ es~ea afs regalsF rseg DAY and I MI -
ners pals 10 my shest lesl a great deal
tnE . teana Ia the sl.'ds and 4 oee NY taanks
- 10, figrcrt GoAdru AQdical Discovery
ka0a a saved as lit
ne mcst dilfcuit diseases 10 cure ars
thoar - hich are aggravated % constipation
Ia such casta ~ fiercc's Pleasant Pellets
should BE- akcu An cQui iunction with the
Discovery ihey uefeg gfipe All gooc
dcaleu eel thsm.
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HerSChbaCh.,. a..
ReigeIman
BLACKSMlTHS and
WHeELRlGHTS.

We viii shoe your horse, build OF
repair your wagon or implements
Being located % stay our patrons
have guarantee that our work will
be satisfactory. Shop 100 Chemeketa
street. Telephone 2T65. 4-ltf
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WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER VIM. NJ. H0AG

Captain Geo. Raabe.
Running between Portland and Corvallis
stepping AZ all way landings
RIVER SCHEDULE.
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Trains from the Dominion, from New
England, Californis, Texas and all the
intervening states poured into Detroit.
Mich, today a. intervals Of every few
minutes. Ohio, one Oi the hammer
Christian Rndeavor states Oi the Union,
seni big delegations today. They began
% come early and are still pouring in
By train and boat. Pennsylvania will
b. represented by thousand or more
delegates Many states have not -
leeted hotel quarters, preferring on A.
count II their ample aud pleasant
homes 10 quarter their delegates there.
The Union Jack and the Stars and
Stripes fly side by side over the Central
Presbyterian church, where are located
the headquarters oi the Canadian dele
gates.
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BOiIS and Pimp|GS
Give Warning.

When Nature IL 0vertAxed, she has
her own way u giving notice that assist
Anco a needed She dos not AAk for
ID until Il y impossible 10 gct along without
Bolts and plmples are an indicati0n thai
) aystsm Il accommodating impurities which
u thoy are an urgent appaAi Tor assistance
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RAZOR TAX
FIR E Z!
Little Men and Women
And Babyland .....-

Magazines have been combined into
S2-page book and the PRIcE RE-
nVCkn FRoN 81 20 50 CENFs A YEAR.
Il is splendid magazine for chill
dren irom two 70 ten years OF age.
We Want the names and addresses
ot moth srs 0f children OF above ages.
aud for list OF FIFTY such names We
Nill send the magazine 10 YOU oNE
TEAR FKEE
Little Men and Women Co, TrOEN.I
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Best Rigs for Commercial Men

Stables In sane block Hotel WillAm.ite.
E9-Safe teams aud comfortable rig
Tor ladies aud family drying a spec-
ialty. Horses boarded By day. week
or month and best OF satisfaction
guaranteed. 3-l u
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Kurtz & Hamilton
PLUMBERS
and TIMERS
sc COURT STREET.

Make specially OF all KINDS Of
Sheet Steel and Galvanized lron
work rJofing and gutteriug, full
line of Pumps and pump fittings.
Prompt work and reasonable prices.
We carry 10 stock the Fairbanks
wind mill. Call and see Us before
ri glng your order for mill or tank.
Phone "a
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-05

English erack athletes dangling Al shsf
beiis.
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The JOURNAL has the fullest report Of the dongs
the legislature and state oaeals a well apindepen
dent clear and concise sll public matters.
Send a trial subscription
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r. chattAnooEaL Teun.. writes
Several bols aud cAFbunces broke cut upon causing
great pain ard nnnoyance. Ny blood seened % ho In
4 nogota condition, and nothing took seemed 10 DO
~ any good HlK bottles q y cured me eomPlstsy
q. 8. 3. FOR THE BLOOD
4 the bosl blood remedy because Il purely vegetable
thai Is absolutely free fon potash and naorcuy IL
- blood and Thoroughly cAs the tysoa, builds up
M ANA strength II ouEes boEofae, Ecrena, cancer heuna
sag ediTss. by ths swim sBselao Co, Asaasa, Ga
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An that sat rioment y
90 heat
Death sauill piuians h
iuE ucar
AbcFe the olc ur hald
deaf
We know that a
must sooner OF
come 20 an bat We
neveF surely fore
whru the dread a
Wili appear No mi
how imminent the Z
mons may seen. a
still in God = good pi
dence b. faT away
part Of man = hu 4
mAnity 20 man ~
90 avert sick RqA
ness aud death 1I
a. iAf a. lies iufAW
mortal poHer iN
Nearly thirty M
years ago. an
In.llInllnn "A.
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A little book on cause and cure oI
stomach diseases mailed free by all
drcssiug .. a. stuaUt Co, Marshal,
Mich
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22
the speech | have prepared Toy New

tho speech | hay" prepared ror New
port News
Fellow ,'itizrns:-lf were a faithful
Moilainme,ian and believed could
never enter heaven but once. + would
look upon the beautiful streets Of New
| port News and the pleasant fields Of
Warwick county ana despair ever ar
t"rWard. lAVp!"nsc)
This is tn" %ranIcst greatest cit !
on the outside Of the globe. Men whp
cannot liz" auyNhcr" else ANA r.St
easy come her" to live. ] ,)uilrI ono
| out yesterday.
Your altiluar ana YOUR Washington
avenue lots arc both rs high us any
! man would care to have them. ana tn.
man who cannot get I'LL The fresh ;lir IL.
wants At amy season 81 the ye;,, should
rent on& of your East End cottages
and sit VI nights Watching tho wind
| tu@sine " his WHISPERS
y" annual 1'in-1ai| here is 20 >
lnchcS anG the oyster trade is booming
rive miles AWAY stretches Hampton
You arr 'ny 4 few miles from old
Font lla But i short distances farther
from Norfolk. isichm@nI is the capital
81 the state ANA tn" fare over The C'h.s
al"Ahr Ohio is only 81,
ms IS a fair land. indeed 10 Look
Hnon. Nature just scans to have wor.,
herself ouI on Newport News ana War
WICK county, and then taken what si,c
ili' left oyer 10 make Tile rest Of til.
country. 'Wild "nthusiassn,)
Here. IN IL" =lHH ;pril1"tin,. ihc but
terclp. Tho j"nnuil, III. .~llow jack ana
iA@ sh!rnliiGin:s rlan, grow side bv
SiG". I'm, pleasant waters OF S:.it...'s
Creek lay. roilr feet On the ont, hand
Wh!i" on E:a other YOU hay" ,hr fnpt
oi tn" james river. in Which the s1rar.
"f VINO has spent q night in Bar H;rhn,,
Gaa hathG MS icvcriSh brow tie NEXT
n"ining and lily u remember What
happened 10 him ana how ,nrc1 ir tnst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22

Admiral Sampson goes after G. anera'
shafter With almost as much vim and
avidty as ne went after the Santiago
Prize money.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22

We il:er from the press reports that
III" weather man gave ;he yachts a
regular Ea,,cras o: a time Yesterday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-10-22

CT course. everybody from Maine 10
coming down thu 'l.ke 4 month ago.
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speeches which viii he sold with nc
machine in the form Of cylinder records
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-10-17
RALEIGH MILLS TO RUN AT
NIGHT.

RALEIGH N. O., Oct. IA just 60
soon az a sufficient force of competent
hands can be had, the Raleigh Cotton
Muls will put on a night shift, and its
spindles will hum through the whole
"a hours. The reason for this increase
of productive capacity lies in the state
of the yarn market.
F3r some time past there has been
an increasingly sharp demand for cot
ton yarns and the orders have come to
the R sleigh Cotton Mills thick and
fast, until it is now several months be
hind with orders and with nc hope OF
catching up except by putting on ex-
ira hands. Il manufactures hosiery
yarns only. The mill now employs
about $50 hands, and the doubling OF
it's force, therefore, means that $50 adj
ditional people will find employment
for the time being and perhaps per
manently.