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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
8ern,ann. 1elo, grcttae. oen 18 anent 1905.
Qus oem county.

Worriio ON. Serr Wibai
Neumann fem. BON 9ittIe Beraer
mar leBte 8ohe bel ieiner Spueite
Grnu 80. gpple uno beren @attel
bier gu Ueiub uno oa bic @eituitel
iih lanee nift aeieben, mar oas gu
iammentrefi4n iur NQe cine aroBt
Jreute.
-N NOrriion. PER- Wooeii
@ppIe, pun Qrttle Bera.r mar leete
Nohe bier bel ieireu Btuoer 80.
Gpple uno 5anilie gum 8tiIb.
- perr 80. @pple bat grOBe 6reu'
De an iein,r ih6neu Bottom 6lrm
Barum aud niht? pat er oOt $50
Sud Bei5en eeoroiben U.lbe er IN
@eIo umaeieet bat.
Owen nfuil g. 9uoge
GbaS. WatheUs mar les.e g8Ohe in
0umansulue, no ct Der G!unlou Der
aIten Seteranen beiwObnte.
- Der tlene SObn oe5 Gbtplnr2
SimOn SdmOt erlitt belm Sp'el
mt StieBpuIUsr erbeblihe Srnno.
mun0en.
- Sames Benuer lit uou ieiner
Rcl>e ourd Canada Surilfaeietrt unr
bni es ibm oa 10 au, aeiaIIen, 0nB er
it oiielbit nie0erlnlieu iUlII.
-. Crate. Gns MiiiOnsieit
b Bresbeterilner alrbe mar auBe,it
sablreid beiuAt. Treoiaer nnme.
leno; Tie 0errn JReper, aalObu,
5rlrorids, Shul5 unO ,srant.
- sIud oas ARiiilunsitit weldeS
an IeBten SOnnta8 IN Der lutberiihen
tlrHe abeebalten nuroe mar 2abl:
'clh belubt uno laui bten Aue nit
llulmertlamteit, oem &Ortrna oes
Rtu. 0artmeliter, lruberen @jeots
'er @enleinOC luelAer jet in Sra;
lllen itationirt uno gum YeiuIe Der
sltern Su Nauie 1T.
- W t t ers. 9egte
l8Odle, EOnneritna Nabt tatten mir
linen auteu &'aeu, aber illr Qeirridj
plltebaeunler luuroe e3 uOu tnlb .
llbr an ein: Streiensnat)t, oenn
'er SIIb bate IN feline Sheuue Qs |
lhIaaen uno in Srauot a'ieBt. GS
eIauo ibm Die 1bar Der SAeune 81
lfnsn unO bic lieroe 81 retteu, per.
or aber ilmmtllhen Tutreruorratb,
3uaen unb mebrere ,Sarm9eritbte
yas @ebdu0e 1T in Der GGoar Sort
.ompanp ueriihert, aber er bat
ennOt arOBen Serluit.
- Nm 0tliuuOb ben .. 2tusuii
atten mir oas Serpniiaeu baS 80
lbriae SutiIaInsieit Der euQl. Ut.
'eiuoe oeS EsitUrs Sunat su Erajn,
rantiu County, mltSuieiern. lie
'emeIn0e bate alIe ibre iruberen
'eellOr8er einaeIaoen, wOuou nur
Iucr Der GiuIatuug iolaen tounte,
GmIidl Eaitor Sermann Aoenia, prn !
aola, &auias. 9ie meiiten maren
Ieeen 9lIterslhwdhe uitt eritie:
en-. 6eitreoner mar Hlitsr aDuis.
bm iol9ten 2IrprIiola, uon Su pbur
prineS, SLhn uon Stony 6iq, |,
'dulS uOn Sbarlotte, Sunat upn
alto. Bon ben @rinbern Der 8e-
Ieinoe lebt nur uOb Elm 8emeino
Iieo: Serr @m. aneebans.
@iitue aasper &inter bat lidl
n neues Suesn uetauit.
gSm. g9itte rebit 6amilic lAlo ,
rau GrlinabduS leetere pon Ct.
uuis, unren am Sunutaa bel 2lua.
uitermann in NItttnberS sum Se
Ih.
Wutter 9SiSsmaun beiinOet lid
nj Der aranteniite.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
pro9ramul Il.
prdmien-llte

horticultural 2lNoiiation
6I=tonuet County
.srsita9 mS sdmita9, I. nnS ,.
Sep, 1908.
300 NJ m:
|. Die olesIabriQe 9InslteIIun9 oes
Tereius iiuOet am |, = sept, 1908
Itatt uno uiro Der 6airpinB uno Die
glusItcQuua .0allen an oleIen 3n9en
ben Seiuhern uun s llbr Nloraens
biQ I llbr 9lbenos seOiinet Ieln, Nj
Ie aussultenenoen 8eeeultanoe, nit
glusnabme pon ataiieu VIII. II. IN.
miiieu AM 3 lluauit bis l.llbr Mad
mittass oui ben 6airpIab 9ebraubt
iuerben, no lie uon ben Superinten'
ben Der reip. Siaien in Gmpfana
aenpnrrlen uno auaaeAeat weroen
2. Seoer llrtirel muB iu9lelt belm
Setretar anaeseiat weroen, pelber
oenielben numerirt. worant oerlelbe
an ben Superintendent Der relp.
Slalie absulieierl 1T. (aetu Artltel
bari Elm 3sihen oes NuslteIlerS tra'
gen.
3. gl(le in 8laiie l. bis ~. ausae'
Ne(lten 4rtiiel miliien, UNI lidl fir
eine 8ramic beuerben gu tbhnen.
uom NusiteGer proousirt ieiu uno
f6nnen irel nusaeiteat perOen uno
oues ausseteGte S!eb muB Gi9ens
tbum bes Nusfellers Iein.
4. Yerlonea uon anoe,en Counties
iino berehtiat uno einAcIaosn lid) um
Erdmien su beWerben.
5. @ein Grtitcl bmi uUr 9Fontaa
ben 4. gluault ertlerut weroen, Sleb
auseenommen. welheS nndI ) llbr
an Sunntae, ben Sept. entIernt
meroeu bari.
6. Vile 9lrtitel, ueldle bis 10 llbr
Sormittaas, am WtOntaa Den 4.Sept.
nid)t entiernt iiuO weroen all Den
NDbhbietenOeu uerltci9ert uno Der
Grtraa Iaut Der 9aiie DER Wtieuldait
81.
Z. iSle Yreisrihter limb eriuft il
am 4onueritaa, Den 81 Iuault , llbr
Nahnlittaas in ben NusltelIungsbnI.
len gu ueriammeln uno Ib 81 oraa
niliren.
8 8inouieb, S,baie uno Shwelue
miiiIen am 5reltas. ben I. Sept. Dor
II llbr ihr 0le gluSlteuuna an9emel'
bet uno eiuaetraaen Weroen uno tann
uidlt uor llbr am SOnntaa, Den 3.
Sept. entIernt Weroen.
9.Yr.roe. Giel uno 6Oblen tuerOen
am 6reitaa u. SamitaR, ben l. uno
2. Sept. ausaeitellt, uuo miiNen Dor /
IL llbr NabnllttaeS am 5reitng ben
/. Sept. eemeloet uno eingetraaen
tueroen nno ibnnen nidlt Dor llbr
Nadmittnes am SOnntas ben 3
Sept. entiernt weroen.
10. @eilagel ieoer Grt muB am
Donnerltla. ben 81 HIiauIt uor ? llbr
g!ad nittass aneemeloet uno etuae-
traaeu ueroen uno tann nibt Dor
Wtuntaa, Den 4. Sept. entIernt per
ben.
IL. Die BreisrIbter iic 3Iaiie |
VIII. uno IX., YierOe II, Gleb, uer
iammetn it am 6reitaa, Den l
Sept. uni llbr Nhhnlltaas.
IL. NlIes Yleb tam ireI ausee'
Itrlt merben unb 6dtter wiro 81 Ell
II j mdBiaau Beetle uua Der Seieu
ihait eeIieIert.
ID ytiemauo tann nls GreiSrihter
in elmer @laiie fuuairen, in pelber
IT Ielbf ausaeiteIIt bat.
IA. Die Hrtisrlhter bnben oaS
&ed1t iib Su ersdnSsn uenn Tdeln'
seu in ibrer reipettiuen GOmites uOr'
tommeu iolIteu. Sic iino ebenfaas
berehtiat ieoem uiiroiaen artltel,
Der nidt in Der Yrdmienilte beoabt |
1T, Elm 0lplOm 81 ertbeiIen. 8ei
nem unwuroiaen Nrtitel ioG cine
Yramie suertannt lueroen, auh menn |
teiue Competition oa it, Der Set'
retGr utro AM Wontng, ben 4. Sept.
uon s llbr 8ormIttas al, tic bic au'
ertauuteu II &ramieu NnIueiIunaen IN
ben Stuymeliier Der @eiel'haIt
ous5,rIlpn. yVer inuClbalb 80 2a9en
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
Sauisuor uun SrugriITcn.

Es;y E1,tn pite taui.uo 2eu8niiIe
oA',U.lr.t wic ne c9i1tn. &,,r t6us
lie" H,;c c;Gtu !.Giucu <hei! pom Ser
gross" .Ecr2l acknowledgements
!@"3ta rcg,'itat,i+tU. Die mir ieoen
",1yS! Cgh2!:e". Neir nrNerer SlrstI
III Sc. ~: h.: io.t, cine lPerQe eus
InH 2an.5lrcr @'ritie crs
ln..:M .,'t =. 01ytG;1H iiIr YerUua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
Neue An3ellen.

NHntioauue. HnldElih pc0 IopieO IN.
,crcN iHnl0it Neiiebieu (odicrdlenS.
i hC Ciitluc. uuicrcn Tiut pem STdueu
S'rlcU lir ocn NrLui: ocu SdhriudDlr1gel
lur Die rrttle Sluncuipenoe; Den lie5en
!inhbaru iiir Ole ShtiIuubme, uno Serrn
t'nitor S'tuoer iiir Die SroituoTte am Srabe.
Sie truucrnoen SltCru
geo. 7 o nebit Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18

iein @elo niht beim 9habmeiiter
abbott, perliert alIe Nnlpruhe an
oasielbe uno es uerialt bem Serein.
ID 9aS ARRANGEMENTS Yomite
uerlammelt iih am Qonneritaa ben
81. glueuii, UNI llhr WOrmittaas,
auf benz 1airplaBe. 0asleIbe plro
&ube uno Srbnuna balten uno Sorae
traaer baB allen Gsaeln Der Seiea.
ibait 6Olae aeleii:et wiro.
l6. 2ie'Superintenbenten baten
an Tonueritaa ben Sl 9luauit. alIe
fir ibre reipeitiuen 8lafen beitimm'
ten Nrtitel in GmpIans 81 nebmen
uno su nrranairen.
Bay" yIm SUnntaa Moraen, ben 3.
Sept, piro Elm grtra 3ua uon ct.
GOuis nab Qermann iabren, welher
am Ibeuo reiielben Cages wieoer 5u'
riirftebrt. Gintritt gum 5alrplaBe
20 Gents, &iuoer Is Gents.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18

ep VtHl ~ @ortcS, Gil S1t = S5 g3aiErotou , 6 III
crr Der i cltHn &1u,rls,u rlt in icrcr NrScte
SH9cN gu StF F0;t Gn ciat lid t ia8t Scier ebrprS1e
&cIr bon NCguuu: ''' 'N'' ''N' ~''''"''' 'e'
80 prnte Ecrnnn, nGSm h crioGor @crudc nit ouSrrsr
" 9eqh Nolarrb acnlad matte u %UbnIt be.
"Hp oaE id hcino!@ CTiciNuR criiC bis i NIT Yrruno
SVn naaSn StEiHd niatG orr mir puOc Sd CLAUDE
N h!t paF @ III nIerrcitm lit r5 l Natnrrh uScr ais
Sonic n ben brHfmocn 3ulanb pcldcr ans her
SraniHct hcrUgrGtbt" - %cni. :. S,auic: "
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
Mutton. lnlerici1lnclcr virO aai iSiner

autttsH. unier6cldluetcr miro aui ieiner
warm. : YIeiIen iptitl. pon Serssr uno 4
YieiIsn oitlidb Uon Ccrmanu, am
SamStnS, Den ~. auauit. 1905
lc9tnoeS SiSenibum oiicniirb an ben ylehl.
blelenoen pertduicn: = PierDe = Olld,.
tiibc, Jtinc, | NiuttcritUein nit Sertsl. .
SdrmlpGSen, Sprinsuaeen. SuaoD. 1
Srll. peuredlen, Sheibrnel0e, 8 eas
gen, I ilueilpdnni9e {iliiae. Sorupiliae,
(sdmuielplluae, SIilcI. yicrDsasihlrr.
S0rnltldler. UioIaliCOpianue uno auDers
SnTmgerdtbe.
Seolnaun9eu: $500 Yarr. aroBsre Ne
nGae - Nionaie Sreoti aegen siole nit eu.
ter Sidlerhrit ShaS. Yereao
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18

Nraiucr, IIvtjicytr hlI'omUcr MIN.
Hermann, Mo.
Nmpiicii i'm 'i'r nIic M icll SdGr ciuidrld
Ncnoc ?lrpciItn rpc,dlt promgl mn ju MATT.
1cn 4'rtitn NuSlt'Uhu lpcyoM
,Snni >. l?ui
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
Stlutrausyltibun9s Stb5rSs
11StiS-

Huftisn. unicrieitnctc miro aui ieincr
6nrm 2'a ytelen 6it;idI pon 0erlna mn
loINenoeO oienIiib az psn Yieiii bieienoeu
ucrtdulen. um
Slenitng oen -. Tusuit
belnncuo um = llbr 9,orm auteS g,e.
lp'nn 6iel. , CUTE ydIt,,Riibe. 5 Sd,rpeine.
l"o Nubncr, Surmuu1eu. Spunslua9eu,
ne"er giopeV. S99en. S'iIii9e u. Suiipdior,
SScinmiibIe II. |'rciie, Yiiitsn u. Roller. 10.
lu,c Sheil GnuS1eritbe. Seoin9unaen: Is
ba'r. tber s. u Rrndte Grecii segen 9ote
nit gutter Sid)crheit
RiGnaro goebnia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
Ecruna crlUics iidi alS QcBcnircttcr.

ytiapi-i5i: aIcine Gci,fynnlcn Sami
,t!dnnt." - Soa. :. ,Sl.tmou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
3 w unate Deb anolun9 irei!

Gr fonunt nltb Htrmlnn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
Yeler BueenSraube ben.
& I q | ie III.
ll)einc.

W " r. " y ha'Ht SNpSS'HhSHOS"'
Bette @uswabl einbeimiiher
g8eiue (nidlt tuenieer
alS lOSOrten) Giplom u. 1 90
Goncuro, |. Yrdmie, 0ipIOm
uno. ............2 90 l 90
Gatapba, l. Eramie 0lplOm
uil0. .............Z w i w
0ermann, Eiplom IT,. 90
Sireinia Seeollng, Sramie
9iplOm uno. .....2 90 100
perbemOnt nt........ 2iplom
Delaware 9iplum u. .... 100
1nptor Nullit, SipIOm u. l 90
garlba, 9iplUm u..... 90
@Ue.be. /. Bramie, 9lplOm II. 90
Gluira /. 90
@reins &iesliug No. l Yi'
, Um uno. o....... l 90
Sues, Giplom uuo ...... 90
AusielIer uuu Bein iino eriuht
uur Der Gr6ifnuna Der 5aIr bent Su'
perlnteuoent 5 6lniher Blin 81
abergeben. ruOuUn 2 uOlIitdnois etti.
auirt lein miilien, bic brittle aber OBJ
ne traeno welbeS 3eihen iein iOa
uno iul ieoe 6laldle luenigitenS Elm
%int balten.
Vile SBeine miiiien I'M giamen oes
3iibtrrs nusaehelIt meroeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
>Nm uIuIu Ntim!
Louis HaberStOCk

clnitrcid,>r un> S;hiI>trinlltr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18

Snitructionen I'M
ber9nneeuen geos
nat uno bin Jet
10 geiun0, tuie Is
mGglih iein tam
I'M Nlter hnn 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Awful Suffering of Baby and
Sleepless flights Of
Mother.
CURED BY CUTICURA
Skin Fair as a Lily with no Scar
10 Recall Awful Sore
!. Writes Mother.


II herewith write ont in full the be.
ginning and end Of that terrible disease
eczema" says Mrs. Vim. Rysr, Elk
River, Mimi, which caused my babe
untold suffering and myself MANY
sleepless nights. My babe wac born
seemingly fair, healthy child, but
when she was three weeks old a swell.
ing appeared OH the back of her head,
and III course Of time broke. It did
not heal but grew worse, and the sore
spread from the size of dime to that
OF dollar. used all kinds of RENE.
dies that ] could think of, but notl,iw
secmcd to help; in fact, it grew worse.
Hcr hair fell out where the sore was.
aud feared it would never grow again
tcontinucd until my aged father came
on visit, aud when lie saw the baby
ne told inc to get cuticura Soap and
Ointment right away.
To please him did SO, and to mv
surprise by their use the sore began to
neal over, the hair grew over #. aud
to-day she has nice head Of hair. her
SKIM IS as fair as a lily, and SHE has no
scar left to recall that awful sore. and
It IS over eight months and no aipn Of
its rcturninp.n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
SIGSBEE'S SQUADRON
DID NOT ARRIVE
Signal Message to kaser Wilhelm II
Said Vessels Would Reach Hamp-
ton Roads Tomorrow.

The battlcship squadron of the
North Atlantic ilcet, composed of
seven of the fastest and most powerful
battlcships in the United States navy.
under command of Rear Admiral Rob.
Icy ID. Evans, will arrive in Hampton
Roads carly this morning from New
port, X. l., to await the arrival of the
cruiser squadron under Rear Admiral
Slgsbcc. Which Is bearing the body of
John Paul Jones to Annapolis from
Chcrbrcugh, France.
The fleet under Admiral Sigsbec was
due to arrive eff Old Point before the
squadron departed for Chesapeake bay.
but it had not been sighted last night
and is not now expected before To.
morrow, as cablegram received from
Plymouth recently stated that the
llnnburgAmcrican lined Kaiser Will
helm II. which had Just arrived there
reported that it passed Admiral Sigs.
bees squadron III mid ocean and AL.
miral Sigsbcc signallcd the following
message:
"will be off Chesapeake bay July
%"
Further the signal message said that
all was well on board the vessels of
the fleet
The battlcships Maine, Missouri.
kenrsargc, Kentucky Illinois, Alaba-
ma, Massachusetts and Iowa. com
posing the battleship fleet, which will
reach Hampton Roads tc,layswill NEE,
the cruiser squadron ut the capes ana
escort it to Annapolis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Rhode Islanders to Inspect Ship.
yard and Terminals.
DINNER AT HOTEL WARWICK
This Morning Will be Spent at James
town Exposition Site and Visitors
Start for This City After Luncheon
at the ST. James-Return Tomorrow.

The Rhode Island commissioners to-
the jamestown Exposition will spend
this afternoon and evening In this city.
They will spend the afternoon inspect
lug the shipyari. railway terminals
and other points of interest on this
side OF Hampton Roads and in the
evening will be entertained at dinner
ut Hotel Warwick.
The commissioners, Mr.. John Tag
gard Blodgctt. of Providence, chief
commissioner; Col. William +. Shec
han, of Newport: nir. l5cnnis ~. Shee-
han, of Providence. and Special Com
missioner George y. Kngsbury, arriv
cd here early yesterday morning from
| Providence on the Merchants and Min
crs transportation Company's steamer
Howard. They remained aboard the
steamer until about 10 O'Clock when
| they were escorted to the Chesapeake
| q Ohio passenger pier by Messrs. w.
t. Cottrcll and j. l.. Patton.
| Accompanied by Mr. Cottrcll, the Wis
itors took the steamer Virginia for
Norfolk, where they spent yesterday
afternoon and last night
|
| will spend several hours ut the site of
| the jamestown TcrCcntcnnial. Short
| ly after noon they will be entertained
ul luncheon at the St. James hotel.
After luncheon they will hoard the
ferry for this city.
Mayor Buxton. Mr.. Patton and other
prominent citizens will meet the visi-
tors at the Ivy avenue pier with the
Newport News aud Old Point Railway
lCumpany'.; parlor car "Old Point" and
bring them into the city. After Il
trip through the shipyard the guests
will be taken aboard Il launch and
given an opportunity to see the harbor
and railway terminals. rs well rs to
have good view Of the city from the
waterfront.
! About o'clock this evening dinner
vii be served at Hotel Warwick.
The Rhode Islanders will return tC
Norfolk by way of Ocean Vciw about
. O'Clock tonight. They will spend tho
night Mt Norfolk and it is expected
that they will not start for home agail
until tomorrow night.
In Norfolk yGsstt!egr G!d Nv, the visitor.
cd through the navy yard by Near Xl
miial Harrington. tho communicate
and later they had IL trip in tho llnrbo,
on Il tug.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
/. CHARLEY RoRINSoN's CASES.
Negro Magistrate Will Sc Placed on
Trial Again TODAY.

Charley Robinson. the negro nlagis-
lratc OF l'loolicld who was given a
year IN nc pciiitontiary Tuesday. will
DC placed on trial again today in the
circuit Court of Warwick. II is OK.
pectcd that several of the fourteen in.
aictmenis against Robinson will be
disposed Of today.
~ was expected that one OF tho in
uictheits against the negro would bc
'"keii up yesterday, but the court was
pcGupicd win the trial of the case OF
1"nhSol against the Chesapeake &
Oillo isailway. This case went to the
Jury iate yesterday afternoon and Il
day
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Route of New Vanderbilt Trunk
Llne From Pittsburg to
This Port.
SHOR1EsT WAY TO DEEPWAJER
All Funds Necessary for Completing
Connecting Roads and Putting Direct
Line to seasoard Assured-Win
Open Up Important Mining and
Farming Sections of West Virginia.

There now seems to be no doubt that
Newport News is to be the dccpwatcr
terminal Of an important trunk line
projected by the Vandcrbilts.
The following article from the Pitts
burg Dispatch gives the route to bc
followed by the new line ana some i'll
teresting information concerning the
recent deal, in which the people Of this
city are greatly intcrcstcdS I,
'Pittsburg will secure Il new outlet
to the Atlantic scabUard as Il result
of the Vanderbilt control OF the Lit
tie. Kanawha syndicate. Arrange
ments have already been made with
former Senator Henry g. Davis and
Senator Stephen b. Ekins, of West
Virginia, owners of the Coal & Coke
ronlroud and of 100000 acres of fine
West Virginia coal along It's route, alltl
with the Chesapeake 4 Ohio railroad
dominated by the Vanderbilts, for Il
through line to Newport News. This
will give the Vanderbilt Ramsey Syn
dictate tile shortest and hest route IL
that important exporting Atlantic port
and will give the Nandcrbilt's tlirii
long-sought outlet to the sea Con.
strurtion will begin carly this Gall.
can outlet to tidcwattr ut Newport
News was part of the original scheme
Of President Joseph Ramsey, Of The
Wabash, when he concluded to finance
the Little Kanawha independent d
George ]. Gould and tho interest will
which he was formerly identified. Sen
ators Elkins and Davis have been In
tercstcd with Mr.. Ramsey for scvcrn
years III his West Virginia and Cen
trial, Little Kanawha and Western
Maryland syndicntcs, and he found q
= Ifrcrt ruutc 10 the South and 10 New
port News.
Vanderbilt Was Anxious.
IL was while Mr.. Vanderbilt was en-
deavoring to finance his Greene coun
ty road, and, in fact. the entire New
port News scheme that tho Wander
pitts became Interested through Col
onel James NJ Shoonnalcr. vice.
president ana general manager of th,
flttsblirg Lake Eric, aud so cnthu.
siastic did Colonel Schponmaker and
MS associates become. That negotiu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
STRONG TALKS
FOR MONTAGUE
Col. Marquis Jones, Q. D. BatchcIor, C
AyIett Ashby and Others at
Roacnbaum's Hall.

some of the strongest speeches of
the campaign were heard last night
at The open meeting held by the
First Ward Montague Club at Rosell-
baum's hall. The hall was well filed
IN spite of the threatening weather
and intense heat. ,s.
Mr.. w Lee Powell. the president,
was III the chair and among the speak
ers were Col. Marquis Jones. Messrs.
O. ID. Batclclor, G. Aylett Ashby, A. u.
Burchcr. Leon Stone, l.. S. Robinson
and ]. NJ Curtis.
During the evening iced lemonade
ana cigars were served.
In Fourth Ward Tonight.
The Fourth Ward Montague Club
Will meet tonight mt Shugam's hall.
There will be several speeches by local
orators, among them Col Marquis
Jones and Mr.. c. Aylett Ashby.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
CURE PERMANENT

Your letter Of the 10Th inst. re.
ce1ved, asking in regard to the cure of
ny baby some six years ago. Well.
the disease has never returned to her
head which at that time was solid
sore on top and down tho back.n
z MRS. Wa. RYr.R, ELK River, MIN.
Feb. rs, 1893.
;, s2ld throughout the world c,llcurs R.to,v.n, m
Hh ioim OF Chocolate. Coated Pl.. 2ie per vial 81 RI,
Slnuhsni, %c, toan: &c Depoisi London = Ch,t,sI
hont sq P,rl Rue de Is Pair, Boron IN Column,
ayr. I'itf Drug Chem. Corp. Soli rIopli.tyt, '
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Wuertzburger beer IL the acme of
perfection In The art Of beer brewing.
The Old Dominion Brewery is the most
up.to-date plant and turns out only IN.
to-date beers. Ask for Old Dominion
Wuertzburgor or for Dixie. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
Spring and Mountain Resorts
On tho Line Of tho C.. e. q. n,

Summer excursion tickets with lib
ernl limits and stopoyer privileges on
salo June /. Il NJ.
I. Low rate week and excursion tickets
Tor hcao3 OF families ond Sunday vlsi.
tura. Gil az
ASK the man for a glass of that de.
iiclons Wuertzburger. Makes new
pioon. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Summer Excursion Featcs to Chase
City, Buffalo Lithia Syringe, Clarks.
vile, via Southern Railway.
For particulars call on or write w.
w. CRONTON, passenger agent, Nor
folk, Va 6.29.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Wuertzhurger beer is the acme of
perfection in the art of hcer brewing.
The Old Dominion Brewery IS tie most
up,tc-dato plant and turns out only ND
to-'late beers. Ask for Old Dominion
Wucrtzburgcr or for Dixie. 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21
We pay You to Save!
Did You Ever
Notice

The contented and satisfied look OF
the man or woman with money in the
Bank?
Its the first dollar that starts the
account which brings the smile that
stays.
a few dollars placed aside each
week or month soon grow and make
you independent
You can open an account here with
81 or more and receive interest on 1t
every July and January.
Open Saturday evenings until
o'clock; other days to 3.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

The central point Of attraction in
Atlantic City is the Dunlop, where the
best service can be had, on either
American or European plan. 7-2O-12t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

The central point of attraction in
Atlantic City is the Dunlop. where the
best service can be had, on either
American or European plan.
..l,. ,l.is a.. Ia 7-90.12t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

If you go to Atlantic City stop at the
Dunlop. directly on the beach front
720-12>
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

DiXie's side partner. Old Dominion
Wucrtzbtirscr, now out. The finest
beverage known. n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Wuertzburger now out. Ask tn,
man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

burger =,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-21

Old Dominion Wuertzburgcr, the
finest beer i'll America. n
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-01-10
To Induce immigration.

In order to assist in the work
of bringing settlers to the North
west, the Southern Pacific Rail-
road company have reduced the
freight rates on household goods
from all Missouri river points
from 81 per hundred to SO cents
per hundred pounds. This shows
much liberality on the part Of
the management of this road,
and will be a great inducement
to immigrants.
This action by the S. P. COM
pany is taken because of the fact
that the low passenger rates on
account of the Lewis and Clark
Exposition the coming year are
expected to bring a large num-
Der of people from the Middle
States and the East into this
section, and the extra induce
ments OF such a very low rate on
their household and personal
effects leaves no obstacle what
ever in the way of their coming
to our section of the country to
locate, SO far as the transportation
is concerned. 1t now remain
only tor our people to put forth
the attractions and inducements
of the country itself, in the way
OF climate, sure crops, greaI
possibilities for the future ETC.,
TO take full advantage of the
opportunity offered by the rail
roads to settle up the country
during the year 1905.