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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
NO. %.

Funiak, Springs Fla, will hold
services at Central Presbyterian
church on Saturday, June 10, at
4 o'clock in the afternoon. The
same minister will fill the pull
pit of the Williamsburg church
at II a m, next Sunday, and at
4:30 p m. Sunday, will preach at
Union Presbyterian church.
Friday will be ladies day"
at the base ball park. They
will be admitted free and it is
hoped that they will attend in
full force to see the Greelyville
athletes go down in defeat.,,The
regular admission fee for those
v no are unlucky enough not to
ladies is 25c for adults and
15c for children. which includes
admission to the grand stand.
The Cable Piano Co.'S Charles
ton branch of the factory has a
large advertisement commenc-
ing this week, which will be in
teresting and profitable to those
contemplating purchasing a
piano or organ. Their prices
are right, the terms liberal and
the instruments they handle have
have a worldwide reputation.
Write to Mr. j V Wallace, Man
ager Charleston branch.
Capt J A Kelley and his
daughter, Miss Bessie Kelley of
Kingstree, are in the city for a
time, and are stopping with Capt
NJ Jenkins at the corner of Went
worth and Coming streets. Capt
Kelley is here for medical treat
ment; his daughter will remain
in Charleston visiting friends
after he returns home. Charles
ron Cor. Columbia State, June4.
Misses Bessie Harper, Pearl
Roger, Lorena Ross, Adelaide
Harper, Florie Jacobs, Es-
ther Gordon, Louise Harper and
Flossie Harper came last night
from Winthrop College. Miss
Dora Epps, who is also one of
Kingstree's fair representatives,
delayed her homecoming to
visit friends in the up-country.
Misses Bessie Harper, Pearl
Roger and Dora Epps were
of the graduating
class.
A co-partnership for the
practice of law has been formed
between John A Kelley, Esq,
and MIR F Will Fairey, an an
nouncement Of which appears
elsewhere in this issue. Mr.
Kelly is recognized as one of
the leading practitioners in this
section of the State and Mr.
Fairey, during his residence in
Kingstree for the past three
years, has gained the esteem
and confidence of our people.
Long life and prosperity to the
firm of Kelley and Fairey.
Mr. W E Jenkinson, the man
who has made Manning famous
by advertising, was in Kings
tree Monday on business. This
was Mr. Jenkinson's first visit
10 Kingstree and he expressed
himself as being much prepos-
sessed with the looks of our
town. In fact, he said the signs
Of progress and prosperity that
are visible here are indisputa-
Die evidence that the townhas I
bright future, in which opinion
he voices the sentiment of al
most every stranger that stops
over here nowadays.
TO relieve an embarrassing
situation of financial stringency
co-incident with the maturity of
a note given for printing ma
terial, We sent out recently 125
requests" to a correspond
ing number of subscribers Sc
lected from our mailing list,
asking their aid to the extent of
a dollar each on subscription.
Ont of the number RI whom Wa,
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Mr. A B Burrows of Fowlers,
while in town Monday, took oc-
casion to advance his subscrip-
ton to THE RECORD a year.
Mrs D P Frierson of Charles
ton and Mrs Samuel G Bryan
of Alcolu are visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs James Epps.
Miss May Emanuel of Ben.
ettsville spent day this week
With her brother, Mr. V L En-
anuel, who resides near town.
Saturday, June 3, was Jeffer-
son Davis birthday, a legal
holiday in South Carolina.
Wonder how many people knew
it?
Miss Mabel Harper, who has
been teaching in the Summer
ton Graded school, returned
home last week for the summer
vacation.
Rev J B Traywick of Lake
City, passed through the city
last night going to Orangeburg
to visit relatives. Florence
Times, June 6.
Messrs G X Mitchum, } j
Eaddy and J Y McGill were in
town Monday attending the
meeting of the board of super
visors of registration.
Monday being sales-day, one
tract of land containing 143
acres was sold under foreclos-
ure of mortgage to W E Jenkin-
son, the mortgagor, for $500.
Messrs A R Eaddy and R D
Blakeley, who with Supervisor
Graham form the board of coun-
ty commissioners, held their reg
ular monthly meeting Monday,
A number of the young folk
from town enjoyed an outing
yesterday at a picnic near Mr. S
M McClary's. Those who at
tended pronounce it a most en-
joyable affair.
AS We go to press we learn
that the Kingstree-Greelyvllle
ball game scheduled for to-
morrow has been called off on
account of the illness of Greedy
ville's pitcher.
Our boys should get together
and "play BALI now. Kings.
tree wants to come down and
play three games, and George
town should go to Kingstree.-
Georgetown Outlook.
Prof P P Bethea and family
took their departure last week
for their old home in Marion
county. Prof Bethea will re-
turn here in July to conduct the
county summer school.
The Kingstree Fire Insurance
and Bonding Agency has been
organized and a charter applied
for. 1t is the purpose of the
agency to do general insur-
ance and bonding business.
The quality Of the printing
turned out by our job depart
ment will compare favorably
with the product of any print
ery in the State. We have the
latest type faces, good station
cry and on every order filled
satisfaction is guaranteed.
Miss Helen Scott came home
Friday from Columbia, where
she is attending the College for
Women. Miss Scott is now a
member of the senior class and
has been elected editor of the
college magazine and president
of one of the literary societies.
Messrs W NJ O'Bryan, E B
Rhodus, J G Graham and T A
Blakeley, the corporators of the
lately organized Kingstree Dry
Goods Co, met here Monday to
let the contract for the brick
building that the company in
tends to occupy as its place OF
business.
Capt John A Kelley and Miss
Bessie Kelley have returned
from Charleston, where the for
mer:has been having his eyes
treated by DR. Kollock. While
still confined to dark room his
condition is so much improved
that he hopes soon to be able to
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08

WANTED Experlenc ed
middle-aged lady as house
keeper for family of seven. Ap-
ply with references to-
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STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION
Meets al White Stone SPRINGS
July lila.

SStO ~ OtUHV SnyO
July lila.
The following programme has
been arranged by the Executive
Committee for the thirty-first an
nual meeting of the Association,
which will be held at White Stone
Lithia Springs, ,Spartanburg county,
S c, July II IA:
TUESDAY, JULY 1850 P NJ.
Welcome meeting in the Hotel
auditorium.
Appointment of committees.
WEDNESDAY-9:3O A M.
Reports of officers, committees.
miscellaneous business, etc.
Papers will be read on the follow
ing subjects by the persons named:
Literature of South Carolina -
Mrs Virginia d Young, Enterprise,
Fairfax.
y "The Advertising Agents. G
Kollock, News, Darlington.
tienersl discussion of the above
subjects.
AFTERNOON SESSIONS O'CLOCK.
'ssEthics of Journalism"-Paul M
Brice, Record, Columbia.
Newspapers and Morality"-7J T
Blgham, Lantern, Chester.
General discussion of the above
subjects.
Opening the question box,and dis
cussion relative to the question
asked.
Miscellaneous business.
EVENING SEssIoN-8:30 O'CLOCK.
"The Price of Country Week
ly''-A B Jordan, Herald, Dillon.
Newspapers as Lawmakers
RI Jaynes. Keowee Courier, Wal
halla.
General discussion of the above
subjects.
Miscellaneous business.
THURSDAY-9:3O A NJ.
Miscellaneous business.
sThe Press, the Pulpit, {,
the Politician Rev w i Ja-
cobs, D D, Our Monthly, Clinton.
sr"voting Contests, Gift PROPOSE
{, tions, etc. Do They Pay?"--C W
Wolfe, Record, Kingstree.
General discussion of the above
subjects.
Opening the question box, and
discussion relative to the questions
asked.
T Miscellaneous business.
AFTERNOON SESSIONS O'Clock
Miscellaneous business.
~ "Should the Foreign Advertiser
Receive Lower Price than the Lo-
cal Patron?"-W H Wallace, OBJ
server, Newberry.
"Our Country Cousins"--J G
Hemphill, News and Courier,
Charleston.
General discussion of the above
subjects.
Opening the question box, and
discussion relative to the questions
asked.
EVENING SEssIoN-S:3O O'Clock.
Miscellaneous business.
Address by Mr. st Elmo Massen-
gale, of Atlanta, Ga, on the relation
of the Advertising Agent to the
Newspaper Publisher.
FRIDAY-9:30 A M.
Miscellaneous business.
"My Esteemed Contemporary
Across the Street"-N Christensen,
Jr., Gazette, Beaufort.
''Getting the News'-P H Fike,
Herald, Spartanburg.
General discussion of the above
subjects.
Opening the question box, ,and dis
cussiou relative to the questions
asked.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Miscellaneous business.
"The Light and Shadow of Re-
porter's Life"-Wm Banks, The
State Golumbia.
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ASSIGNEE TO Duty HERE
LIEUT.. COM. HILLARY WILL IN.
sPEcT VRGiNIA'S MACHINERY.
band and Electricians Transferred to
Cruiser Maryland From Norfolk
Navy Yard-Naval Notes.

Lieutenant Commander William Hill
liary Alderdicc, has been ordered to
This city for duty at the plant of the
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock Company as assistant to the in
spector of machinery for the battleship
Virginia. He will be under Senior In
SPECIFY of MACHINERY .Richard Inch, but
will have direct charge of the inspec-
ion work OF the machinery for the bat
tieship named for the Old Dominion
Ii is not known when Lieutenant
Commander Aldcrdicc will arrive here,
but II is expected that he will rcport
for duty in a few days, as the engines
Tor The Virginia have been completed
In the large machine shop at the ship
yard and arc about ready 10 be taken
Town. The engines will have TO he in.
spectcd before they are placed aboard
Of the warship.
Lieutenant Commander Alderdice is
considered competent machinery in.
spcctor by naval men and one well
worthy of his new charge. He was
born in Delaware and appointed to the
service from Pennsylvania on June
"a, 1876. Since his appointment he
has seen fourteen years and one month
OF actual sea duty and twelve years
and seven months shore duty.
Maryland Band Arrives.
The band for the armored cruiser
Maryland, which was recruited and
trained al the Norfolk navy yard, con
sisting of band master and twelve
musicians, was transferred to the
Maryland here yesterday morning for
duty.
Two electricians were also transfer.
red to the Maryland from the receiving
ship Franklin.
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Endurance" will be the subject OF
the morning sermon by Rev. r. H.
Potts. In the First Methodist church,
this morning. This evening he will
'alse as hi; theme: Our Guide" Rev.
Mr.. Potts has just closed n very sue
'"essful revival service in his churches,
hftcen conversions having resulted
from his good work Eight members
lnitcl themselves with the church las,
iuunay.
itcv n. j. Renforth will take as his
iubjects In the Christian church today:
Morning Homo Missions" evening.
dependence" On the first Sunday III
Way mission collection will I've talk.
III up ut this church.
AT The West End Baptist church tho
iastcr' Rev. j. l.. Rosser. will preach
II The morning on THE Delayed Vic.
DRY ard cyer;ns The Divine Cos
SIP
Rev. E. Pcndlcton Jones. n d., will
'onclude his special sermons on the
1araDlc OF lazarus and The Rich
Nan" a. The Hampton Baptist churcl,
cnisE'. The regular services Will he
'ondu"tch this morning
The services In The Presbyterian
'hurch this morning and evening will
&c in charge of the pastor, Rev. Abncr
:. Hopkins.
AT tho Celtral Methodist church, the
'astor, Rev. ASA Driscoll will discuss
Ut the morning service. Christ. the
Destroyer of Wrath" and in the even
ng. Our Final Account" Miss Bcs-
sic Garrett will sing the offertory Sc
esticn at tho evening services.
Rev J. j. Gravatt, y. D.. OF itch
:ond' will fill his former pulpit in
ld ST. Johns Episcopal church this
1nsning. Services will also be held
II st. Johns us usual this afternoon
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Va; painter.
Edwards, William; Richmond, Va;
Francis, Thomas j.; Wilmington,
Del: tailor
Giard, Antoine; Fosston, Mimi; cur
ponter.
Gibson, George E.; Washington, D.
c.; steamfittcr.
Glover, Edward r.; Spartanburg, S.
c.; bricklayer.
Graham, Paul H.; Charleston, S. c.;
carpenter.
Griffith, Harry j.; West Norfolk,
Va. blacksmith.
machinist.
Harris, William D.; Kempis. Va. /;
Hazel, Fred c.; Savannah. Ca;
Johnson, Harry S.; Frogmorc, S. c.;
Johnson, Sidney B.; Baltimore, Md. (;
carpenter.
Jones, Benjamin; Kittrcll, N. c.;
tailor.
Kennedv William B.; Chattanooga
Tenn; tailor. ,,ufNyEa1
Lassiter, Roscoe L.; Rich Square
N. c.; shoemaker. tg,
Lee. James w; Chicago, Ill; tailor
.'nevey, Isaac S.: Camden, S. c.;
tailor.
mahoney, Benjamin T.;'washington
D. c.: steamfitter
McKim. Rneben s.; Baltimore. Md;
steamfitter.
Murphy, James W.; Calhoun. Ala. /;
Page. Robert L.. Farmvllle, Va;
bricklayer.
Payne, James H.; Phoebus. Va; car
penter.
Pearson, William W.; Granite, Va;
blacksmith. j
Penney, Horace B.; Tuskegee, Ala,
carpenter.
Pettis, Willis j.; Farmville. Va; car
penter
Powless, Duncan W.; onondaga,
Castle. N. VI; steamfitter
Quick. Benjamin F.; Rockingham,
N. c.: printer.
Richards, Thomas E.; Port Antonio
Jamaica; machinist.
Rose, Jordan E.; Lexington, Va;
blacksmith.
Thomas, Charles NJ; Haddonneld,
N. j.; printer.
Whittcd. Shepard; Hlllsboro, N. G.;
blicklayer.
Williamson. Nathaniel E.; Darling
ton. S. c.; tailor.
Willis, William r.; Savannah, Ga; ;
painter.
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HAMPTON NEWS
WILL HAVE GOOD EXHIBIT.
Philadelphia Merchants Association
Will Be Rcpr esented 1t Jamestown.

Philadelphia Merchants Association
viii Be Represented at jamestown.
MIR. Morris Liveright, head of the
Wholesale clothing firm of l.iveright
a'irecnnalGh & Company. of Philadel
paia, spent yesterday in Hampton a.
lhe guest OF Alessrs, Carmincs s
DIs:%ss. 8
MIR. LiYcright is also tie presiden
u the Philadelphia Merchants Associa
ten. which is preparing tn make
sic exhibit at The jamestown exposi
iicn. sIr. l.ivciish, went to Norfol
10 confer with the exposition author.
;iec as to the location Of site for In
Philadelphia merchants.
Mr., Liscright was very much touch
CO! by lic death of General Fitzhug
Lee. General Lee was booked TO MAX,
an address before the Philadelphia;
Merchants Association on Monday.
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Theatrical


Charles 3. tIanfcrd, whose coming
mas hocn one OF the events OF each
season since the opening of The Acatl-
! cmy 81 slusic. will appear at the Acad.
einy Thursday night in don Caezar he
Bo"an." 1t is said that Mr.. Hartford
IS carrying productions tl.is season
that s'irEass anything he has yer of.
t'red ard the company supporting thc
Star is said TO be one CT the hi,hps
merit.
In the role of Don Caczar Mr..
Hanfortl has great opportunities to dis
pay his talent. Don Caczar is a rol
licking. devil may-carc sort Of ga!lan
and anyone who has seen Hanrorl,
Pe;ruchio in Tanning of the Shrcw
knows how the actor 'eyccls in hi:
liro of work
Heading the supporting company /
MISS Marie nrolnah who has cstai.
lishc.l herself as a favoritc with local
thcatersoers. She has appeared here
with MIR. fIanrord several times during
the pact three or four years.
II is promised that handsome ana
approximate scenery and elahorate
costumiEg will be features of the re-
production.
The sale of seats for This engage.
mont opens Thursday morning at 8
O'clock, bu! mail orders are already
Being received al the box.oilicc. The
"r:cc viii range from - cents To Sl.5O.
Black Patti Troubadours.
The Black Patti Troubadoufs, an az
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LIST OF GRADUATES.
hose Who viii Be Presented to Trus.
tees for Certificates.

tees for Certificates.
Below is appended complete list
the students who will be presented
, the board of trustees for certificates
graduation on the OCCASION of thir-
y-seventh anniversary exercises at
he Hampton Normal school:
Candidates for academic dipIomas.
'ost graduates:
Boiling, Frances e.; Farmvillc. va !.
'ewing and cooking. fN3
Crawford. Jessie c.: AmarylIis Va :.
sewing and cooking.
Evans, Sarah r.; Wareneck Va. ::
'ooking.
Hickman. Mabel E.; Hartford
'onn.; academic course.
Jones, Delcenia; Portsmouth Iva ;.
ewing and cooking.
McDougald. Emma L.; WhIteyilJe
|. c.; matron's course.
McGavitt, Helena; Putnam, Conn. ::
cademic course
Stillweli. Marcia B.; Orange, N. j.;
ewing and cooking.
Blanton. Joshua t.; Rice Depot Va. !:
gricuture
Clayton, William O.; Copperhlll, Va. !;
sGduSHllC course.
Murray, Nathaniel A.; Washington
}. c.; agriculture. Y
Smith, John e.; Northwest. Va. !.
sgriculture.
Watkins, Harvey L.; Kansas City.
>as.; academic course and special
curse In manual training
Seniors.
kittie G. Burner, Newark, N. j.: Ella
=. Halves. Macon, Ga. Amaza G. How
rd. Petersburg, Va: Annie M. Lewis.
lathews, Va; Maude Is. Meredith,
.ynchburg. Va: Halle b., Traynfam
roanoke, Va; Pearl La B. Miles,
hampton. Va; Robert w. Brown
: lurntcorn Ala: Marion +. Chayis
BEAUFORT, S. c.; George It. Cordery
whitehall. Nd: John Fl, Doggett
Neysyille, Va; Thomas 7. Edwards
\ Richmond, Va; Thomas Gray. Rocky.
mount, N. c.; Louis c. Hamlin; Eos.
{ ton, Mimi; James S. Myers, Runaway
!. lay, Jamaica; James r.. Ochard. Bal.
( imore. Md; Watt Stanley Oliver
)liveyillc. Va; Elmo l.. Perry, Abing.
on. Va; Ernest P, Purviance. Balti.
norc, Md; Isaiah II, Riddick; Prin.
'esse Anne. Va; Thomas w. Smith
Norfolk Va, and Charles M. Thomas
Haddonfield, N. j.
Candidates for Trade Certificates.
Bailey. John e.; Scottsburg, Va:
blacksmith
Boone, George E.; Savage Crossing
Ia: Carpenter.
Briscoe, Joseph c.; Baltimore, Md.
..arpenter.
Brock, Oliver CT Burnlcys, Va;
6yheelright
printer.
.ailor. s. =
iwheelwright.
Coleman, William a.; Denver, Colo;
carpenter. :
carpenter.
Clark, Thomas G.; Roanoke, Va;
carpenter.
/, Crawford. william T.; stanton,
Va; wheelwright.
Davis, William Roscoe; Hampton,
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.NnticcaeI

/ Schedule O.. D. Steamship CO.,
James river night line; Wlllibe changed
IN order to overhaul The boats, begin
ming Anril 9th, ms follows: steamer
will leave Norfolk every night at . d.
m. and Pier A., Newport5 News, at 10
u: M. arriving. at Richmond s a. I'm.
Will leave Richmond $3.50 "a M, arriv.
Ing NcwDortyNews about B i. M. and
Norfolk about 4 p. m, This
schedule is temporary only, and notice
VIII be given when regular schedule lis
resumed in about 10 days.
M. B. 4 CROWELJ, "A gent.
II, B. WALKER, Vice Pres e. Traffic
e. 80 Mana ger,. wed ,frlsun
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IMAM THE MASCOT"
Amateur Performance at Academy Of
Music Friday Night.

The clever amateurs who presented
Master and Men some time ago, will
appear at the Academy of Music next
Friday night in a comedy drama call
eli Nan the Mascot" Specialties will
be introduced bctween;tho acts and an
entertaining performance is promised
MIR Jack Drawn is stage director and
Mr. George Oldewurtel is manager OF
the organization. Other members of
the company are: Misses Margarel
Healy, Anna Roth, Lillian Imbach ant
Eva Schwallenberg; Mcssrs. Jack
righc, William Maloncy, Charles Sny
der, j. a. Martin. James p. Malones
and Thomas L. Koran.
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z r - z "
NO TIl,EE
To all Whom These Presents Shall
Come, Take Notice.

Af . = = q - = r r.
That |, r, p. Gatewood. of the town
OF Hampton. bounty of Elizabeth City.
State of Virginia, am the owner of all,
hotties and siphons, bearing the fol,
lowing marks and devices, 5to-wlt: and
the words of "R, e. Gatewood. Regis
tered. Phoebus, Va and the words.
II. %. Gatewood. Registered. Hamp.
ton. Va" blown in each bottle, In Il
circle; also blown In each bottle, The
words, Wesley Cunningham. Reg
istered; Hampton. Va.,"| blown In
each hottie, In = circle also
blown In each bottle, tho above
devices and marks instead of he
Ing blown In the slpllons, are ground
In the surface of the glass of each
siphon. and this description II hereby
made, published. filed with the clerk
of the county of Elizabeth City, and
with the secretary of the nomlnon-
wealth Of Virginia for the purpose OF
availing himself of the protection
afforded by an act of the general as
sembly CT Virginia. approved March q,
1900, against any and all persons from
using any of his bottles above describ-
ed, other than himself, In the soda
water bottling business now being con.
Quoted ty him. And all persons ARE,
hereby varied against so using the
said bottles and siphons, under penalty
of tho statute in such cases made and.
provided. z
Given under my hand this Gath day
OF June. 1904. I'll
= ~ ~
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MONEY FOR eLUEJAcKETs.

Twenty Thousand Dollars Paid Out
on Cruisers.
Friday was pay day on board the
United States cruisers Maryland and
Minneapolis, in the stream hero, the
tackles receiving Il total Of about $780,
600 for The month of April. There are
about EGO men on the Maryland. her
crew being. incomplete, and about 600
in the crew Of the Minneapolis.
h About sixteen seamen of the Min
ncapolis' crew were released yesterday
their terms of enlistment in the United
States navy haY:ng expired.
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Sregation Of songstcrs, brisk buck and
wing dancers and champion cake walk
crs. will appear at the Academy next
Saturday afternoon and night
The success OF this company is ow-
Ing to the fact that first-class per
formancc, by the pick of .coon-town''
entertainers is always provided.
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New Stock COMPANY.

Manager Booker has closed a con-
tract with the Corrine.R nnkcl Stock
Company, for an engagement at the
Academy, beginning Monday night
May s. The company left New York
Tor this city yesterday and will begin
rehearsals AT the Academy early this
week.
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TO KILL THE pANpRUFF GERM.
Is the Only Possible Way OF Having
An Effective Cure.

II you SEQ woman or man with lux.
uriant glossy hair, you may be sure neil
Their has dandruff to amount to anything.
In nearly every case where women and
men have thin brittle hair they owe It
10 dandruff. There are hundreds of prep
arations that claim to cure dandrun,
out not one hut Newbro's IIorpicIde tells
you That dandrun is the result of a germ
ourrowing into the scalp. and that per-
manent cure OF dandrufr. and It's consc.
auent falling and badness can only be
had by killing the germ; and there is no
germ but Newbro's Herpic,1a. "De.tro,,
sne cause. and you remove the effect -
sold by leading druggists Send Toe. IN
ST, stamps Tor sample to The TIerplcide Co.
Special Apenta.
AJlENBa D,lIC, pT0Hw s
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Comes For Bunker Coal.

The new United States armored
cruiser Pennsylvania, the fastest war
ship of her class alloat, Is expected
to arrive here this morning from the
League Island navy yard. where she
has been receiving finishing touches
since SHE was commissioned several
weeks ago.
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Will Go TO philadeIpl,ia.

MIR. Samuel Gordon Cumming
leaves ;his evening for Philadelphia
where he will spend several days on
business,
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Action In Eiectment.

In the Circuit Court yesterday af-
tcrnncn an action in eicctinent was
commenced by tho Armstrong Land
aud Improvement Company against
Susan Presley, CT ais.
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Notice to Contractors

Bids will be received; until May s.
1905, for erecting a residence on Fifty
first street. Right reserved TO reject
any or all bids. Plans and spccjfica
tons can be seen atE721. Twenty.eighlh
street. j, II, CHRISTIE. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-30
VISITING Ills MotI,er.

Mr. w. J. Francis. prominent
banker and broker of Atlanta. Ga, Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Francis. in
Victoria avenue