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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
Shin Subsidy Sill Considered.

WASHINGTON ID. c.. Dec. little
ship subsidy bill. as recommended b.
the Merchant Marine Commission, was
considered by the senate committee on
commerce this morning. and Senator
Gallinger was authorized To report II
favorably to the Senate. Senator MAJ
lory. Democrat. OF Florida. announced
That he would make n minority report
against tho proposed subvcntions.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
VIRGINIA MAYORS
| MEET IN CONVENTION
Principal Cities and Towns are
Represented al The
First Meeting.
BN|OA ELECTED PRESIDENT
newport hews' Mayor suooeo.ed the
'oea Which Has Been Endorsed
All Over the state-Be,ter Leoj.
'at'on For municipalities Demand.
ed by the Delegates.


RICHMOND. VA. Dec lI-.Th,
iir9t convention OF n,c ,..u, -.
'rEinla municipalities met her, 70.
Gay Win mayors and other orlcin,a
present from tho PRINCIPAL cI,ics
ana towns OF tho state.
mo object of the orranJ2a,tcn =,
!" nr'hE "hon; closer operation be.
tween Tho cities ana towns. To- cans,
an interchange Of ideas. TO forcc ho..
''r legislation ana 10 secure n con.
c'"i hcticrmcht OF municipal conaj.
tons
Mayor Samuel II. Buxton. OF New.
port News, tho originator or IN.
F'h' ne TO hand together for mutual
benefit the municipalities or Tho
State. in speaking to repor,o,.
ms afternoon. said:
i' ~ III" Intention OF the organ,.
Arinr , w., arc about 10 eiroct 10
,m'In cities and towns and 10 n.,, oe
~ '"'''changc Of IDEAS. Wa no.
,o, '"'.. mutual benefit from o,nnn
. '"''7 from each other. Ono ns .s
:. '''''i"l things 10 be- dono ~, '"'
,.;'., ,'.u''oh VIII be to force ho,ta.
+, ""''"'i'n and general bettornou,
civic conditions" ''e' 'iicHe
mayor Buxton aooko en,,.
,''' ""ont tho matter. ard daa,a-
'"' ID his opinion tho b,,d,a ""
y. a. of tho cities nnd towns ~
-. '"'o was by far The best ro,r
'!"'' been made In tho ola ~
.nion fer many yoara ~ 40
y" Newport Naws m.vo
- 'l!' iimcll&ht three wn.rn 1870
=" ne had T. bill passed in I h..
rnt ,om.. ,'S owners OF All doga
, guy "'''2-ies on them. rhja co.
:" wa" taken on account OF ~
OF hydrophobia there 'Ao
i'yor Joel s. Chont,or 80
- VINO Is representing tho I",
subject: "'y on
EVER since Mayor nuyto, ,o.
"""nt tho scheme seynro, -
,. mayo thought 1t Il propos JIln
or,' " end in great Rood ,n-
NY" ana towns OF the sioin..
'u"s mos" who are here il =,
cue convention are: aiayor 1,o,
s .ou'nG. hnvilie; W. II. Ian.
i. ,I, 'o" aiayor Reed. Ports.
:" mayor Warhur,on. william
""rEah' councilman. Now.
Tvs j. 4. hIaasic ci,,.
=, '@ ~, ,, News. Hunter Miller.
81 bedford City. ma Mnynr
Ben OF Culpcyor '"'of
, .a, H. Buxton, mayor OF Ne~.
'c"s. was tonight cl,ctch 49,,
vel, ''asu"' and Allied II.
, ",n,,ra OF Richmond. secrcta.y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
Carmack TO Address Virginian
.lo.riaI tn tne Daily P-ass)

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec.
John Landstrect. OF Richmond.
Senator Carmack. oil Tcnncssen. I
and invited him 90 come To Ricll
next month and deliver an adore
the Sons OF Confederate Veteran
that city. Senator Carmack III,
he would ho able to accept the il
lion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
Carter Wants Federal Divorce Law

W.NHIIINNTUN, D. G.. Dee. H.
Mf. carter. I'll Montana. Introduced =
J"'ht resolution i'll the Senate to,iay
proposing tn" following am, ndmcn:. to
th" Constitution:
congress shan have The powc.. ~
"ftahi!"h uniform marriage ANA III.
No!r" laws throughout the l'nl,..i
states ana To pr"vi,r penalties Tor r:.,.
violation thereon"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
robacco Men Want a rariu.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Dec. H.
John Landstreei, tobacco manuiaa-
turcr Of Richmond, Is here In opposi-
lion 10 the hill TO admit to this conn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
Cadets Wanted for Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS. Dec. li.-Thcro will
be about go vacancies for 1906 In the
Naval Academy to be filled after
March 5. Among the senators and rep
rescntatIvCs III Congress- who will have
appointments are Senator Martin and
Congressman Maynard, OF Virginia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
Park for Peterah,.rn

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Dec. H.
h'',rEHh'at'v" SoniLnli said today
,i"'' ne would pr"par" AT once "A hi.
o '"' establishment ~ Il national
park ~ The battlefield uror pn.or>i,,,..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
|SQOABBLE OVER CITY
FUNDS CAUSES TROUBLE
Serious Rupture in Local CLEARING
House Association Comes
10 Head Today.
RESOLUTION TO ElpEL MEMBER
secauee c. Alleged Violation OF iL,w
Regulation, the Newport News Ma.
"0n'' Bank May Be Dropped From
Association-s,ory Came Out a,
hleetin9 Of School Board.

-
a, ;. mec,jn. =, ,,o ~
Clcayh,. Hone. P0'' News
Ehcd hi. ,n,n,.,,' .'''"'''a''oh TO be
a r,sruniom 'D, at ''"' O'CLOCK
! News Nui-n,, no,'I ''' Newport
VIII be- co,.;r.r"', n ,,"''' 'H' nov
was on,red ,v A.. , ,,..' 'o''
cashier -, ,.o ,,: met
,al tho Inst m.o,i,,.. ''i'"'
l:nl back Of il +. 49, ,,,1n .'''.i,''l
7siory which MN ,. '"''''S,'i:
ihccn Zen, trom trn n,,n,,o "'f"' ""''
( Lax. niah, rr ". =, ~.
iot tho Ci,iyc,. G ''S'''c'
sccr5tary-voasurcr and m,nono
me bearing house '' asso %a1nseF a., Of
pcaroG before tho board ~, .oh.,a,
trustees 10 explain w,y n,a ,mo.'.
l,ion with Uhio,, ,a :, ''''''''
Ia ID 10 pav III. hoor, ir,an,,
n ,A"n" holon.os or 49, ''''"
,.,o,,. .' crew from MIR. Vest IN
,jrn " '"c trouble In the associ,.
+.
seems That air. ". II. Ko,,o...
.o''., OF rac Newport News %a
,nnr ,n "' '6F'"d {" pay intcrog,
,ntcrod ,n,a '"o'I noart's funds ANA
,p,l, ,.i" verbal contract to tl...
COS committee OF tho trua
Ina, ,,o,.
io. Air WIS '''' % Mt k"liog&'S IA.
!. Scbnc,, -. F''i'"'e1 Mr.. George
II. hou.o t"'Si"cnt OF the clear. S.
N OF I'm, na.,'' . to call meet. III
resolution wo. 80 was don" aad p'
It that no j,,sti,'.;', ''fG 10 The cf' OF
g ass,.,..; '''oP''"h aihl'atcd with Ill
q, ,h1 ''"h Shohl'i pay intorcat ri
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15

Try. III oneionrth the present duty, 20.
htcco Brown i'll the Philippines. AIR.
l.ahdStrcct also oppo&69 the hin Ia ~.
peat tho lax un The sale oi lear tobacco
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
8 MORE INDICTMENTS
AGAINST REbATERS
Federal Grand Jury in PhiIadeI-
phIa Let the Big Men
Escape.
OTHERS ALLOWED TO TESTIFY
District Attorney Only Catches
small Fry in His Net Such as
Agents and Lets Head Me, CO
Scot free--Packers Subpoena Com.
missioner Garfield in Trus, Suits.
az, Aaan,ln.,l l,r,as1

pm AXE, ,,t,' yea f''s'
iirbt ind;o,m,on.,. 49, ''''' =
I'M. rcd.,.I ', ''''''"cu Nv
I yhi;rors ,..,.., '"''s "s"'h7l
r,,,icr. j., '-'''' anu common
10 ~ .,., '"Hc7 prouEht
Inv upit,t &C.,. MIN. ', T'''"o july
. Thomueo, ~. 80, ''''' my
t;un.J mo 80, '''''''H re-
Great Nor,hc,,, p,;,,..
!cr Offering - rchota IN "a w.,
x Company. Oh This ci,, an ,,,,.,
MoMt OF !.5d0 tons ~ iron ,,,,,;,,..
40 Wiuncpoe. C.. T. ,..n,,.hon ,aa|,
freight a.,cnt al tho t.ro,, vn-,i
Wool, Su!au Wnnd .,, n,.,,
Wood. members of tho Woo, ro,.
l@ny. acccninn onn ro.,oi,.;,,
ha;"s.
Paul j. Dive. local ooc,, nc :,
''''''c to 'hc National EsschcH For
''htc COMPANY 81 'hiS ci'S' on
""'! heht from Philadelphia 10 Mid
"'''"i'S' August i. 1900. Nutna'
'i'hH't Company ohefihS rebate III
me 'rahaaStioh' faol ). DIVER o.
l'F'hE ana ERihE reoa'" 1.-TWO
'0H'''"i To 'hc national Essence For
'eh'c company Oh shipment IRON
i"i'aoe'Pi'a 10 "'hhehes Aprii -
~
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~ large number OF wi'hesScs were
summoned 10 give testimony IN the
wv" c"seS' immunity from PUNISH
i''"l WIS granted 'ao9e prihclpaiS
VI inc c'''s VINO appeared nciofc
ne !Gry ana gave oV'tehec. FOR III,
"''''''' fIt''"th' ehaEicS NJ iie'''o'
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manager ol inc MUTUAL ! ranSi' COM
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
OFFICERS INSTALLED

'St'n9 Meeting and soci,, Go.
SION Of Y. NJ. C. a.
,cl,, I" . Mrn'G Hebrew Assocjo.
in i,a r hn,, Installation OF ON.
+" us haii on Twcnty.oIchth
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-15
TWO ALREADY ARE SUSPENDED
Admiral Sands, the Superintendent,
Learns That His Administration
is Lax end That Boys Do About as
They PIeass-conoress Toe viii In.
veat.Yatc the Naval colleoe
Dny Associated rr,ss.)

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Tee. Ii
llaa,ng al every kind il WAS annouuc.
"d tocAy. will h" stamped out 81 th,.
Naval academy rc%artl!"ss uf the mann.
Der Of d.@!ais.;aii from the brigade rl
midshipmcn necessary 10 t,y.cr a.,or,
this result
Two midshipmon viii 10 dismissed
from tho academy within a few DAYS
oy I've secretary oil the navy. the one
Tor hn2in@ and the othcr Tor couutc
nancinE IL by failure wh,ic ON duty 10
renor! its occurrence. Other dismis.
sails VIII follow rs often as mideh;p.
men are found guilty al hn2lne or OF
couhtencncing ii,
Congress Acts Too.
Aroused bv the condition al affairs
Which reports show 10 exist NJ the
academy Secretary Bonapartc todav
,cioph~-.~a ..a-....". .pahU%,
quest 10 come to Washington as soon
as possible for conference. Con.
Srcsyional investigation oil the condi
tons a. the academy has already boon
proposed In u resolution introduced IL
the House this afternoon by Rcprr'
sentative Loud. of Michigan
Two Vacancies in Academy.
When Secretary Bonapartc reached
the navy depart ment today he received
nm official report from Admiral Sands.
announcing the suspension Of Midship-
man Trenmorc Coffin. Jr.. third class
man, icr haZing Midshipman JcrdOn
pcttus EimhrouGh, fourth ciasSman.
by forcing him To stand on his head
until he became unconscious. and OF
MidShipman Warren Able Van Dcr2-
venr. second classman. because. while
IN duty, he failed u report the Occur
rance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
PARK CHURCH IN SHAPE.
CONGREGATION JUBILANT
Handsome Nezo Structure q Model
Place of WorShip.

After two years of hardship and inconveni'
ence because Of the lack Of a church building
the congregation of the Park Congregational
Church is rejoicing at the prospect of holding
the first service in the main auditorium Of
their handsome new church, at Sth-ave. and
2d-st., early in October They feel that the site
is beyond question the most desirable and prom
Using field for Congregationalism in Brooklyn
at the present time, and an era of prosperity
with largely increased membership is conf
IDENTIFY looked for.
The Park Church, which is the only Congre-
gational Church west of Prospect Park and
south of F1atbush-ave. was organized in March,
1868, with thirty-one members. A year later it
consolidated with the Fifth Avenue Congrega-
tfonaI Church, which had been organized in
1866. The Rev. Frank Russell became the pas
tor. He was succeeded by the Rev. Thomas r.
Slicer who served from 1877 to 1881; the Rev.
John Malcolm, 1881 to 1892; the Rev. Robert
Crawford Hallock. 1898 to 1897. The present
pastor, the Rev. DR.. Marcus B. Taylor, has
been with the church eight years, and it has
been due to his enthusiasm and energy that the
new church is at last accomplished fact.
For a while the Rev. Dr.. Washington Gladden.
who has recently gained some prominence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

through his opposition to the acceptance by the
American board of a gift from John D. Rookie
Teller, supplied the pulpit OF the Park Church.
The original church building. old fashioned
brick structure. still stands in 7th-st. near 9th
ave. Some time ago it became apparent that a
new building and new site were necessary if
the organization to grow. So when two
years ago a Lutheran Church offered to buy the
old building. the trustees voted to accept the
offer and undertake the LuldnS of new
church. A site in the rapidly developing terri
tory adjacent to Prospect Park desired but
the land was held too high. But the holder of
large tract of land offered the Sth-ave. site for
$4,000. much less than its actual value, and
in two days the deeds had been drawn
There WAS delay in getting and accepting
plans for building. but just at that time the
labor trouble in the building trades came on
and it was found that the carrying out of the
plans would cost much more than had been con
teInplated This caused considerable delay. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

will be attended by Mrs. Langhorne Shaw and
Mrs. Reginald Brooks. The best man is to be
Frederick Kernochan. and the ushers will be
James Hazen Hyde. Ashbel D. Barney, Monson
Morris Julian \. Ripley, LIE Roy McKim and Sam
uel D. Babcock The Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ Stires is
ofciate at the ceremony. which is to take place
at Wheatley Hills, Long Island. 1t is expected that
the Duchess of Marlborough, at whose wedding ten
years ago Mr.. Winthrop was usher, will be
present.
The dates set for the concerts Of the Brooklyn
Amateur Musical Club Mondays, November 20,
December 1S January .. March s. and the evening
concert April II. They will of take place at
the Heights Casino, instead of at the Pierre
pont Assembly Rooms.
The regular Saturday evening dance was given
at the Nyack Country Club September 16, but
preceded by a beefsteak dinner. The attendance
at the dinner and the dance included Mr.. and Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

Walter Duryea, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carscallen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frost, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Crumbie Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Du Pratt White, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sehenck, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Muir, Mr. ard Mrs. Edward Brooks Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Sherman. Mrs. William Polhemus. Miss
Jane Pftkn Miss Jane Lutkns, Miss Roberta Bell
Miss Ethel Starins Miss Sarah Gesner. Miss Flor
enCe Blauveit Miss Grace Blauvelt. Harold Lloyd
Lynn Maynard. Clinton Lutkns, Thomas Fair
banks Ralph Emerson John Osborn, James NIalrs.
William Parslow and Jacob Lauderbach
On Tuesday evening Of the week before last Mrs
Sidney Coddington Guyon gave straw, ride and
dance for her young laughter. Miss Dorothy Hen
shaw Guyon. The wagon was decorated with hunt
Ing and sleighbells attached to the harness
The girls poke bonnets trimmed with green
Alsatian bows, and the boys wore Rough Rider hats
with green scarfs When they returned 10 the
Guyon house at Bay Shore the party had supper
and informal dancing followed. Among Mrs. Guy
on's guests were Miss Berwirth: Miss Vidand, the
Misses webster the Misses Hubbs. Greenman
Canda, Dunbar Adams, Reginald Maxwell and
Charles Snedeker
Among the passengers on the Princess Irene
which came into port "Wednesday were MI, and
Continued on seventh page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
LOTS S125 90 EACH
BLOCK FROM FhATBUsH AVE
CHAS. a. BROWN, I'll Flatbush Ave.

the board OF trustees The membership OF - -
church is now 80 and the sunday scho'H 20
$50 members - V
DIR. Taylor was horn in Waterfowl, = IN y
but was brought up in Illinois ana SER 'D war
regiment from that State in the Ci Nn rr,nd
Since then he has been prominent ~ - rhlef
Army of the Republic and was chapiiesaS II, IS
OF that organization from 1891 e. 49,. M
now chaplain Of Grant Post Brookiyie Ia
Taylor was originally a Methodist SLL. u
churches of that denomination IN Sl'' psstor-
and Beavers Falls Penn. Later he haa p-bIsh
ote. A., Adriay Mich and Canton, Mass. W. -
was the home of Paul Revere. Nhl pest s' Grand
was commander of the Paul Revere - IN the park
Army of the Republic. ~ c''"1
Church from Canton in lS9t. s,,-ion Of the
No date has been set fox the ayt' ,e.ss.sr,bsr
new church. hut il viii be early III NossNiss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

values in Fall Dress Goods.
Black French Crepe de Chine S25 quality at
69c. yard.
Szteen, 12o yard.
Fans at 19c. each.
fourth below regular
Creamery regularly &c. at Csc pound
telephone filed Butter sold delivered
during the week.
Mems $500 to $4,000 Suits o measure, $500
two-cIasp German Kid Cloves &c.
Floor Coverinss-exceptiona prices
Ribbon Hats at $1.97.
Cheviot Tailored Suits S975.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
BROOKLYN SOCIAL WORLD.
The Week's Weddings, Engage
me7tS and Announcements.

St Johns Church Stamford, Conn, the
scene on Tuesday of the marriage of Miss Ethel
Christmas Ford and George Aston Jenkins. The
ceremony was performed at noon by the Rev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

The engagement of Miss Jessie Sloane daughter
of Henry T. Sloane of Manhattan. and William
Earl Dodge, was formally announced last week
This engagement is of interest to the older resi-
dents on the Heights, particularly as her mother
now Mrs Perry Telmont. Miss Jessie Robbins
Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

Sherwood of Brooklyn. and R. f. Spencer Geare.
of Manhattan, to be the uSherS. a small re-
ception will follow the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

The engagement of Miss Jessie Cochran, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cochran, of No. Tennis
Court. and John H Stevenson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs William H. Stevenson, Of No. 611 nth-st.' IS
announced It will be a home wedding Wednes-
49, evening October IS Miss A. Margaret Coch-
ran viii be her sisters maid of honor The best
vii vii he Ne Tohn Mason and Erwin B. Cochran.
Miss Alice w Babcock. who is to be married on
tuesday October g. to Henry Rogers Winthrop,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

MI. and Mrs O. w Jadwn. of No. 126 Gates-ave.
announce the engagement Of their daughter. Miss
Marie Alice Jadwin. to Ernest H. Pilsbury. Of
Lefferts Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
APARTMENTS TO LET.
186 Prospect Park West,

Corner A7artrnert - seven rooms and -iied bath,
new modern building; steam heat hcr water sup
ply; gas range Just Handsomely d7-5'Tatel A.
windows outside. No objectionable features q
foo. rant so: now vacant-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
A Budget of Big Values--=The Gist O

S125 CorSets at 49c.
s1o guaranteed Black Taeta, &c., yard 80 inches wide
Mems $500 to $1,000 call Winter Suits, st45o.
Boys So NorfoI Suits, 1885,
s1oo SIPS Umbrellas, Thousand the IOtr Women
None C. o. D.
1000 excellent Writing value 15o at 7o box Not
more than a
Natural Wool Underwear SEC
Women's $500 Fall Boots at 1924.
75 to Link 2e each Mons
C. o. D..
Mems Chevot Shirts 3oc
Mems $3.50 heavy Fall Shoes S1es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

4S inch colored basket canvas Cheviot, a SER
viceable, durable fabric of wool that is the
right weight for Fall and Winter suits and
skirts; the colors are navy and marine
blue cadet, red and brown; 1t was woven
70 retail at s125 a yard; almost half value
at .69c. yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24
President St,

nea- Prospec. Park West. Single building; sec
ord Apartment, eight rooms and Iied bath; sepa-
rate servants closet; foyer hall hay window:
perfect order; will change decorations 70 suit,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

AZ inch Prunella Cloth satin faced material.
very desirable for suits and children's
dresses. 1t is absolutely all wool and
comes in ali the best shades for Fall and
Winter. Plum. ruby, reseda garnet brown,
wine, red, gray. castor, green and cadet.
It is the greatest value for the price in
the entire city. ........-...-.-. SEC. yard
Main s5or West Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-24

The marriage OF Miss Alice H. Osborne and DIR
Charles T. Buckley will be quietly celebrated ~
Tuesday evening, October 3. tho home 81 he
brides parents. 4r. and Mrs ". F. Osborne. No
l04 Decatur,st Her SISTER. MISS Martha l. os-
The news & observer., 1905-11-04
READ ALL THIS.
You Never Know the Moment When
This Information May Prove Of
Infinite Value.

1t is worth considerable to any citi-
zen of Raleigh to know how to be
cured of painful, annoying and itching
piles. Know then that Doan's Oint-
ment is a positive remedy for all itchi-
ness of the skin, for piles, eczema,
etc. One application relieves and
soothes. Read this testimony of its
merit:
Mrs. Ed. Marlborough. of 124 East
Dave street, says:
my little girl, five years old, had a
breaking out upon the back of her
neck ! learned about Doan's Oint-
ment and got it at Bobbitt-Wynne
Drug Company's store. 1t cured the
eruption. In a short time after first
applying the ointment all signs of it
disappeared. L am only too glad to
speak good word for a preparation
which is as effective and healing as
this ONE
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
The news & observer., 1905-11-04
FOR CONFERENCE.
ENCE
Business Men Complain OF Telephone
Service and Will seek Isclief.
lsnecial 10 News and Obseryerl

Especial to News and Observer
Wilson, y. c., November, 8
The North Carolina Conference of
the Methodist Church meets in Will
son November 30th. and preparations
are already on foot for the entertain
ment Of visitors to this city. VIII
son has entertained the conference
previously and will gladly welcome
this august body again.
At Il meeting of the Business Mems
Association, held last night. Mr.. Jonas
Oettinger was reelected president:
Mr.. O. S. Boykin. vice-president and
Mr.. r. +. Townsend secretary and
treasurer.
The poor telephone service of VIII
son was the most important subject
discussed at last nights meeting of
the association. and it was decided
to send an attorney to Raleigh TO APP
pear before the Corporation Commits
sion to ask relief 1t is understood
that the Southern Bell Company con-
trolls the local exchange. The service
has been very unsatisfa ctory, and the
business men and subscribers gener-
ally will leave no stone unturuned
to get good service.