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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-14
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NIL Greek, ~, Dec g, 1905.
ON Jordan made business trir
Cairo Monday
a 8 Caubic was IN cairo SUNDAY
The revival a, the Baptist church
til continue with several COW. 3.
Obs aud q great deaf Of interest la
-rg taken.
l. Is repoI.Cd that Dr lIeiHs's wife
10 o. Cr1fned Ia the. hcrrtal az
afro DE- recovering raihlly ans vii
n DE- able % De brought home.
Tho 81 i. chu-ch Al Elco b. holding
series Of meeting and a great deaf
z interest being taken mp TO this
uus. th.ro br.nr s1o8t 80 1lai-
IONS o. the church
Mi5 EtIc Gamble who g. teaching
ciooi al ClauE. spent Saturday and
Sunday viih hcr par nis Mr aud Mr..
s 3 Caublc
IL r. Goodman j. cont -mrlaunr
uili.ng new houss west Of the rail-
Dad
James Cruse Sc on tns sick Est
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AhEe
Anna, H., Dee. Is. 1905.

Miss Molic Cravcr returned Tues
'ay TO her fomo n Tarpca Springs
Via, aftc' Two months visit viii
Ms ] w Hun dker
D.. 2 ! Cody OF Evansville, Ind.
5 the guest cf j. n. Dickinson am
o'ily this week
Miss Leila Harris who is attending
business college in St. Louis arrived
Wednesday for visit with her
mother. Mrs. NJ e. Harris
MI A. II Ellington returned Tues,
day TO Jackson. Tenn, after brief
visit with her daughter, Mrs 7. Lee
Agnew.
Miss Annie Hun1akcr returned Tues
day from months visit IN Muskogee.
r. T.
Rev j. Il. L Craighead and Z. r.
Iinlclto attend the PrcsbytorS at
CalboLdalc Monday
Mr. ana Mr. C. n Wiley spent
Monday with fripn.s 10 Pnckncyyillo
~ Mary Ligou returned Sunday
rom az extended visit with relatly
. LaCcnter ~
Mics Eva Green of Makauda,
listed her brothcr = T. Green. Mon.
lay.
MI and Mrs. J. W Gregory rc.
urnad Tuesday 10 their home In
lsalj Junction, Tenn. after a few
weeks visit with relative.
N.mmo & Ragsdale have purchased
he barber shop FIXTURE owned by the
iate J. G. Gregory
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attraction comes with nlattering
pro- reports
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Notic-.

Tho regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the City National
Bank, Of Cairo, Illinois, will be held
at tie office of said bank, Tuesday
Janrary 9th, 1905, for the purpose Of
electing seven directors and such
ether business as may properly come
before said meeting Polls open 40
a. N, and close p. NJ. Of said day.
j. S. AISTHORPE
Cairo, H., Dec, 9Th, 1905. Cashier
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Tic a3cictJ cgcl' al tine lca on viii
ac tao engagement ol The Shaunoa'
m their production of The Bankers
Grli. h-iiim iact comedy drama
which VIII De- presented matinee and
night Saturday December 10th The
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-14

/ The ladies' Of Of the Calvary Baptist
church will hold thcir annual sale and
hagaar at the church parlors, Thurs
day afternoon and evening, December
lith Admis ion, including refresh
mcnts IL cents.
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GENERAL ALLEN DYING.

Oshkosh, Wis. December l3.-Gen
eral I. S Ailen, Division Command
er in the Civil War, ana who was IL
command Of a Now York district dur.
ing the. draft riots is al the point of
death In tho CITY.
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FRED G. FAIRS,
90 EIGHTH STREET.

Our merchants are receiving thoIi
aQiday goods wfich q the moot up
!oiate That has ever been handled ii
on village
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-14

The most mcriiorieU Flral comedy
over written II Alvin JOHN which
will be here Ga Monday, Dee snibeg
8ih An Old favuriie, Andrew Wal
tJa viii be Ccen u the tito role.
ana he win DO supported by Jennie
Calcf- an actress % unquestloned
ability. Special scenery and q very
strong company Of players are carried
making Alvin Joslin'' production
away above the ordinary.
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See line Of back aud side Combs
Tor holidays. Mrs H. /. Bradley, 23l
Eighth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-14

John Griffith is aun1uaeca 10 on.
pa9r az The Cairo opera house on We'd
ncdov Dec. goth. 70 SdatcsDea- c'a
tragedy, king Ricnara the Third
tiis management promises an excel
lena company. complete caic and
electrical cquipmClt ana ai else that
is nccdful 10 insure "a performance
that will delight fh9 lovers Of ella &c
plays Mir Griffith porirsyal are
tr uuous and intellectual
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y Jou waat 70 enjoy atcry hat b
Interesting, ana told ii a manner that
con be unJcaatood clearly and have
the 9cen"s dcuictcd TO vcu IN a most
beautiful manner, see Jane Corcoran
IN France Aymac Mathowl f)uract
historical play Pretty Peggy al The
opcra house on next Thursday. Dee.
lith.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-18
The I~niIueuces GvVureat.

The Commoner:
''Tn Kansas City Commercial club
at a recent meeting ''resOlved against
the proposed nauOnsl regulation Of
railroad rates, against q Measure
pending 10 The Missouri legislature for
the establishment Of a maximum
freight rate bill, and against an anti
injunction bill pending in congress.
To be consistent the club ought to
pass a resolution censuring the United
STATES supreme court for Its decision
against the beef trust. But perhaps
the resolutions passed sufficiently
show what Influences dominate this
club.
Mr.. Bryan has guessed 1t about
right. The Kansas Cry Commercial
club might a. we'll be denominsted E.
S. Jewett & FrIends-the friends
being a lot Of bllg fellows who like to
make an annual junk citing trip through
, Kansas and Oklahoma aboard Mr.
Jewet,'s special
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-18
Wellington and Vicinity.
(BY LEALMA }

Mrs, Henry Holke IS quite sick this
week.
De. Frank Mann and Fl. B. Oorse
were In Lexington Wednesday,
The Wellington Mills are not run.
ming this week, pending some repairs
in the boiler.
The regular monthly service will be
conducted at the NJ. E. church south
next sunday. =, ., ..a.s,,4 ,t
After a stay Of about q week W. W.
oorse returned to Kansas City Wed
nesday morning,
Mrs. Richard ONell. Of Trinidad,
Col, spent a part Of last week with
her brother, John Ritter.
Mrs. Lizzie Doer, of Franklin county
No., is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Il. Z. Duebbert, Of this city.
H. G. Larberg and Henry HOlke
we're IN attendance al the funeral OF
Mrs. Herman Holke at Napoleon
Monday.
Both of T. O. Walters ears, the
sides Of Frank Thomss' face and Fred
S~charberg's left hand we're frozen Mon.
day morning.
Miss Msble Rice OF this city and Mr.
John Mitchell living fOur miles south
Of towR were married In Lexington
"Wednesday evening" s
Frank L. Lucia started over int
Ray county hunting on Thursda.
morning, and when near the middle o
the river stepped into a thin place ii
the ice that was hidden by snow ant
went down to his arm. pits, but wa.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-18

s .mpson, Daggs, Jennie and Mary
Vaughan; Messrs. Warren, Nuraee'.
Mncbpll, Landlord, HeIdbrink, ohm
,on Waterboase, Benuing, P'octor
Al a late hour The guests departed
banking Miss Stella for such a pleas
snt evening.
Peter Tiefel and wife sold their
farm near our town, and bought q
farm 10 Arkansas, and went there to
i've. They became dissatisfied aud
sold out, and came back He says one
Is foolish TO sell a good farm here fol
there is no place on earth as good IS
old Lafayette.
Forrest Shelby has got a double
hustle on himself, and is working up
an interest with the people 90 the line
Of the old guilt road from The Lexington
township line to the @. & A road II
behalf Of the proposed electric line,
H. is trying TO get subscriptions ano
right Of way, and IS meeting with sons
success II We do not look out be may
get the electric line from US. 1t Is
I me the Mayvlew committee was ri
and work, il we should lose The line
who would be to blame?
The elite Of our little village weri
present at the dance given by the May
view boys Thursday hight at tb'
Woodmeu's new hall. With en!ranc
ing music, smooth floors, pretty charm
ing girls and gallant beaux, the we
sma' hours came 100 soon. Thos
present were: M IS Lauderback, o
Hlgginsvllle; Nell Widening, q
Odessa; Bette and Mary Benuiug
Bess Cbinn, Lena ard TllIie Smith
Messrs Butter Moore, Irvln Metro
Martin Roach. George White, Murra
Benning, Henry Drummond, Upto
Smi b. Victor Brolrlte, Holman DeOol.
Chaperoned by Mssdames Debolt an
Forest Smith.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-18
FIRE.! FIRE!

Our fire sale is in full blast. We have
decided to close out our entire stock if
possible within the next fifteen days.
We have closed out nearly every article
that was damaged by fire or water, and
what we have on hand and will be
closed at fire sale prices are as good as
can be found in the world. The list
would be too long to quote, and we just
ask that you come and see what we
have and the prices. YOU WILL BE
SATISFIED. This will be a magnifi-
cent chance to get dress goods, tickings
shirt!!ngs, ~draperies, lace curtains, tlan-
nels, blankets, comforts, carpets, rugs,
linOIeums, oil cloths. wrappers etc. etc.
COME AND Sc En- e
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-18

abIs to support his weight By stretch
ing bis arms out on top 4 the ice and
after about ten minutes effort succeed
ed 10 crawling out
The rural free delivery has been 8
very uncertain quantity this week and
only a portion of the residents on the
route accommodated,
Frank Woodland went to Kansas
City Friday TO attend the funeral Of
MS uncle, James NJ WOOdard, who
died there the 9th inst, aged Az years.
Owing to the uniavorable weather on
Monday the public sale of personal
property, advertised By Richard Ham
Tor that date, has been postponed until
Tuesday, Feb 81.
H. B. Corse has purchased the two
lots 10 Hlukles addition, usually known
as the Richardson property, and will
soon commence the erection OF a uew
dwelling house thereon.
Ed. Crews was up from Lexington
Sunday evening, but owing to the
terrible weather did not get through
with the important business on hand
and will come again soon.
Though some citizens were a good
deal warmer than the prevailing
weather would appear to warrant the
number of VALENTINES sent Out this yea.
was small when compared with past
dates
While hauling logs IN bis place in
Egypt Bottom monday, a a hook
that Dick Strickler was using cut
through the bark on one Of the logs IN.
fl citing an ugly wound on his right
wrist.
Z. F. M4louey and Ed. Golden. Of
Kansas Guy, in company with AIel
D-uton and Emmett Bryant, Of thi'
eity, with Booker Nelson, coal man
ager in charge, were out on a rabbi
hunt Thursday.
Though there was wide difference
IN the temperature as indicated by thu
various Thermometers about town, al
average shows the murcery stood q
! about thirty degrees below zero Mon
day morning.
Frank Jennings, who assaults
Earnest Stigall with q knife here q
Christmas, entered a plea of guilty I
? the charges preferred in the crimint
D court in Lexington Monday, and wa
given a. sentence OF two years in tn
penitentiary, but ives released o
parole.
For some time past bad feeling hi
existed among the members Of Il
Labor Exchange Association and Q
Wednesday S c. Archer was displace
IS manager and then rendered his Il
, signation as engineer, he was su
ceeded by AL Kendrick as. mansgl
and CHARLES Richardson, Of Higgin
= vile, as engineer
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-18
MarIsw Notes.

WoJNAN" Afefses
Patton Pc sell is visiting bis iathel
Ils week.
Chris Wagner, Of Odessa, spent last
friday in our town.
kMr. Thomson, Of higbee, is our
fht operator now.
Cbal Young shipped a car load of
hoes to Kansas City last Friday.
Miss Blanche FOulds, Of Higgins
Ville, is visiting friends TINS week.
living to the cold wave our churches
had small audiences last Sunday.
Robert Kincheloe has bsen qualified
as substiu e on rural route number WI
Ms. E ling and little Joe spent
Thursday Of last week with Miss Tart
Bellies
Ms. Laura Graves attended the
funeral Of MI. Ben Payne at Fl ggius-
Vile last week.
ATT Reynolds has rented the Reid
farm, kno IN as the Brown place, for
the coming year.
Miss Nell whitening, of Odessa, re-
turned home Friday after q pleasant
visit TO Mss Lena Smith.
Those on our sick list this week are
Mesdames Smith, Benniug, Jennings,
Mr. Joe Herr and Myrtle Graves.
Claude Perrie, OF Kansas City, and
Mrs T. O. Ryland, Of Lexington, are
with Mrs. o. U. Wilson this week.
Mayhem is a village Of snowdriftl
this week. Citizens, you should hav,
ae snow removed from your walks
Mes Alma Kincheloe returned HON,
from the Wsrrensburg Normal OF
account OF the smallpox being there.
Mss Lauderbsck, Of H gglnsvilte
was the guest Of Mrs. Debolt Thursda.
and attended the dance Tnursda.
evening.
Elder Bond failed TO meet his ap
poinlment at Columbus last Sunday o
account of the exceeding cold, storm
weather.
vii Smith returned home Frida
morning. He h teen with tn
Western Telephone Company siuC
last summer.
The protracted meeting of the Chrii
tian church,. which was TO have bcgu
February 10 b, has been postponed I
February 2Ofh. mn s..,,, g
Boy did you send your sweethear
Falen'inesS Ii not you may expect
dEop in the temperature. Cold wav,
are the "tad" at present.
Miss Mamie Smith, Of near tow
81 Entertained q number Of b~eFsfSIends
valentine party. All who we
present reported a nice time.
Mr.. o o. Wilton is seriously
Nth typhoid pneumonia. Ora
1oubts are entertained Of bis recover
~ his many friends are still hopeit
James sprrency said when be l,
home he would not bs, back for u
weeks. He was gone 5ustsous wee
he said, "a wise man changes |
mind but a fool never does. lia
Miss Stella Kincheloe entertain
her Sunday school class Friday e,
nlng February 10. The evening "
pass very pleasantly with difierg
GAmes. Refreshments consisting
cherry ice. vanilla cream, devilfood q
emon cake we're served. Those p,
uent we're as follows: Misses Sml
Proctor, Tippin, Norfieet, Belle a
yrtle Graves, johnson. Pucke
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-18
Legal BIanks.

We have printed ana have for sale
at the IE1RLLIeENCER Office q large
quantity Of the following legal
blanks:
J.P. Summons.
j. P. Execution. ""
up. Bond In Attachment.
]. P. Writ Of Attachment.
State Warrant. 'ife'
A6idaVit for State Warrant.
iSupoena for Witness.
Summons. to GarhiShee in Attach.
mens or ESecutaon.
Affidavit in Attachment Suit.
Notice Of Application for Change
Of Venue
Acknowledgement before N. P.
Trustees Deed.
Quit Claim Deed
Chattel Mortage.
Oath OF Weighman.
Execution and commitment for
fine and cost.
Recognizance.
Venire for Jury.
Mail orders for these blanks will be
promptly attended to.
Born, nea- Emma to the wife Of
Julius Buesipg, on Monday, February
Is, 1905, a son.
Born-Near HiggInsville Feb. 10,
1905, to the wife of Floyd 0sborn-a
son.
Born. Near Higginsville Feb. 10,
1905. to the wife of J. A. A%tterbury-
q boy,
Born. near Emma to the wife Of
VIM. Weiss, recently a son
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-18
Wonderful Resources Of The West.

IL you are looking for a home and
want TO visit the West you can do so
with very little expenses as the UNION
Pacific will sell oue.waY Oolonlst
Tickets every day at the following
rates from Missouri river terminals;
(Counsil Bluffs to Kansas City
inclusive }
MARCH l TO MAY l5TH, 1905.
$500 to San francisco, Los
Angeles and many other California
points.
$4,000 to Ogden, Salt Lake City,
Butte, Anaconda and Helena.
s22. so 10 Spokane and Wenatchee.
$3.50 TO Portland, Tacoma, Seattle,
aud many other Oregon, and Washing
ton points.
The UNION PACIFIC has also extended
territory 10 which round trip Home
seekers Excursion tickets will be sold
as follows:
FROM Missouri River TERMINALS.
L, many points in.Kansas, Nebraska
and Colorado;
To many points in Wyoming, Utah,
Nevada, Montana and Idaho;
10 many points in Eastern Oregon
and Washington.
one iare plus 1900 for the round
trip.
Ticket on sale February z and 81
MarOh7 and 2l. Aprii4 and is
HOmeseekeEs tickets will also be OF
sale 10 Oregon, Washington anC
Northern Idaho, points, May 2 and l6
June land 20, lae
Fur iulliptormationes on or a"dres
HtsGy KAILLA.G 6. p A.,
goa Walnut St. Kansas City, Mo
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-02-18
Real stste Transfers.
Tuesday, February Z, 1905.

Tuesday, February Z, 1905.
Marvin W Truitt TO Wm H Waited,
consideration, $4,000; 20 acres.
Vim E Gavin to August j Mayer,
consideration, 81; int in 2 lots in
Lexington.
August ] Mayer to Catherine D.
Gavin, consideration, 81; irt IN 2 lots
IN Lexington.
Wednesday, February 8, 1905.
Ruth A Gam and husband TO J6Ne
G Gam, consideration, 81; 40 acres.
Jesse G Gam TO Benjamin F and
Ruth A Gam, consideration. $1,000;
40 acres.
Thursday, February 8, 1905.
Britt NJ Cobb 10 Alva A LaugbliD,
consideration, S4O0; l acres.
Frances E Stevenson and husband to
Maria Palterto on. consideration, 81; pit
2 lots in Lexington.
Saturday, February IL, 1905.
Ed M Taubman to James W
Bricken, consideration, s5,42O; 1876
acres.
Monday, February Is, 1905.
Wm ] Ham to D ] Wollenman, con-
sideration, 81, 900; 100 acres.
Henry @ KreIenkamp to Adolph H
Deke, consideration, $1,000; pit lot IN
Copcordia.
Dan W Roberts to ] E Blase,
Power OF Attorney
The Commercial hotel Of this city
has changed hands, Mrs. Mary Van.
derpOOl will have charge 10 the future.
The family Of the late E. M. Coon
will remain here until March LIST and
will then move to Kansas City.
Died, In Higgiusville Feb. %, 1905,
Mrs, John Page, aged about Al years.
A husband ard three small children
survive her.
Died-Near Odessa February IL,
1905, OF cancer, Mrs. Georgia
GARRISON, wife OF Walter Clarkson.
Died, in Odessa, Feb. 10, 1905 Mrs
Lotlie Williams, wife of George
Williams.
Born, in Hlgginsville Feb. 10, 1905.
to the wife Of VIM. Semmler-I
daughter.
Died. at Corder, Feb. 10, OF Group
the infant son Of Mr. and Mrs, Osca.
yM~ns
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23
"A NEW RECORDIM
BASEBALL GAME
Nineteen Innings Played Between
Charleston and Columbia and Neither
Team Observation-Disclosures Exhausted.
lNN Assncluiel rrnss !

CHARLESTON, S. C. April 22.-A
new record WAS made in the South Al.
ianiic League this afternoon when
Charleston and Columbia played for
nineteen innings without single scor.
being made.
IN The twelfth inning, the Columbia
team wnrl,ed The squeeze" play. bl.
INC batter was ont OF the box when Lie
hall was hit, rs was tho pitcher and
tila Umpire called The runner out. IN
ncro,ln, nf interference.
Turner anu Ashton. the Two pitchers.
were MOI IakeE oui of the box durin.,
The game and were utterly exhausted
wien The game WINS called on account
of darkness. t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23
Yesterdays Games Ia the Two
Big Leagues.
HOW VARIOUS CLUBS STAND
MeGann LoseG HiG Temper and Starts
Rough House on the phlIadelpni;
Dlamond-ootham Players Pei,ed--
Yale Defeats Virginia.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, April d.
Mctiann WAS caught nj The plate in the
eighth inning Of today's game between
New York and Philadelphia. lie los.
his temper ana struck Catcher Nh
hott. who retaliate,l by striking Ale.
Gam with he ball. The men were
separatcd by lie players OF thcii re.
npectivc teams and as McGann walk
cd to the bench Il number of spectators
threw cushions al him. He was ta,ni-
ed by The crowd and several Of the s:;.
ting players threatened To go into he
pavilion. a youth who was selling soft
drinks VAS struck Ia The lace by orc
Of Tie New York players. After the
game Ii crowd followed the cnrrih ges
occupied by The champions hurting
bricks and mud after the members. OF
the team
McGann and Ahbnil We're placed ON
the bench. Corridor was in poor lcrin
today ana retired III favor Of SutLof;
Score: RTE
New York ..,.0IO0O04l 90 =
Philadelphia 2000000O0-.c 9 3
McGinnity end Dreanahan: Corridor.
%nthoiT. Abhola and DOOM Tine.
;'5. tlMpirts. l'auswinc and Einslic.
Attendance. POLES.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23
HAD LEG AMPUTATEo.
Edward Payne Critically III at the
HOSPITAL.

Edward Payne Critically III at the
Hospital.
MIR. Edward Payne. who has been
desperately i'll with typhoid fever was
removed from his home on Hampton
avenue to the Newport News general
hospital where his right leg was amp,i-
:atcd near the hip. The operation
was performed by Or. Knight, assist
ed BY Drs Blakcsloe anu Hoskina
The operation was performed about 5
oclnck yesterday afternoon and ~ ali
early honr This morning tho patient
WAS doing as we'll as could be expect cd.
Mr.. Payne's case Is che of the most
peculiar that has come under the no.
lice of The local physicians About Il
week ago he was stricken with typhoid
fever. a few days loter' thrcmhoar.
tcliis developed and This was followed
Ivy ganSrcne. Yesterday The attending
physicians held consultation and il
was decided to amputate the lmb just
below the hip joint The operation
was n very successful one and unless
there are unlocked for reverses. he
patient will recover.
MIR. Payne is Il very popular young
man in This city and he has wide cir
Gle of f,ieEds who will receive Ill.,.
ners Of his atiiiriion will. sincere re.
srct.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23
Thu, ly Savings Il. Bank
Of Newport News
27ii WASHINGTON AVENUE

Deposits receiped i,a all
amounts. Withdrawals be at
daly TIME apiMout notice.
-Four per cent. Interest al
to"ed on SaoiaIgs Accounts.
Money orders and foreign
drafts soidpayable everywhere
open Saturdays q4ntil 9 p.
NJ; other aDeek days Q am. 10
3. p. M.
II not numbered among ats
nanny depositors yoqt are IN
vtfcd to become one.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23
STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Eoaton Wins First Game OF Season
Willie Athletics Lose First.
bOSTON MASS. April 22-Thn
l:"s'on team won their first game OF
ne season from Philadelphia today.
score; XII l.
i!cston ........ .h0lo0On@x-3 {; Il
Ailllelica ...60000000O--0 L =
Winters ana Alctovern: Henley and
powcrs. Time. l:il. Umpire. Mr.
olonahlin, Attendance lt.535.
view York, 8; Washington. 3.
NEW YORK: April Because al
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23

Mrs. Jaspar-l shall never send for
DR.. Feriswell when I am Ill. Mrs
Jumpuppe-Why not? Mrs. Jaspar-
Because he Ii so excessively polite that
ir he found me at deaths door he
would hasten to open 1t for ME.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23
Efficient Sun,,or,

Tess--I hear Miss StronglnInd has
asked you to be her bridesmaid. Is that
Bof Jess-No. Indeed. She has asked
me to be her best woman."-phiudel-
pha Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23
A One Nlnht stnnd

Bosh-ls Blank Oh the stage? JOSH
NO. Bosl-- Why, yes he is! ile told ma
that lie made Ills first appearance two
years ago. Josh Umlluh. He made hl.,
last appearance on the same night
Detroit Free Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23

Holy Cross. 10; Dartmouth, ..
lircwE. /. Tufts. 3.
lafayette. II; Trinity. {.
Annarolis Cadets. &; Syracuse, ,.
Cornell. 10; New York University, !.
Harvard, &; Williams. 3.
University of Pennsylvania, L. vii
II Nova, .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23
Fewer gallons; wears longer; Devoe
Easter Monday Excursion to Rich
mond via C. & o. by. $1.OO

On Easter Monday, April 24lh, the
Chesapeake & Ohio will have excur-
sion from Old Point, Hampton and
Newport News to Richmond and re.
turn. Special train will leave Old
Point. $40 a. M, Phoebus. S:33 a. M,
Hampton, S:3S 81. m, and Newport
News, 300 a. M, arriving Richmond
li:OO Il. III. Returning leave Richmond
7:30 p. M. of same date. Rate $l.0O
round. trip. No stops between New
pori News and Richmond In either di.
rrction. The opening excursion of The
season. l-lG.Gt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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phone, 1G9: Citz. phone, 80. Ware.
rooms, 3ll0 IL Washington avenue
4-7-tf.