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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
Ed HARLIN'S STORY
OF The KILLING
Pleads Not Guilty to Charge
of Murder.

nAtn Farmer had signed Y b1Bd Tor
ths coat Tor this corn deal While l
aas there he mentioned about 4 house
thar he wauted 70 buy vhlch Mlke
lls~slon Tad for sale. Hr wanted me
70 81 oYsf tnsre pith hlm and look AZ
tns iloase and 70 sec II Il vas worth
tle money that be asked ior Il. which
Vas $50 Mike llcnian hadn't 70.
turned from wofk We stood there a
ies minutes eiose b. bis gate. Mlse
came along aud wo nAiked on 20 the
Stable ard he mentioned the house.
Mlkes esafingslaAs the house eRs for sale
bot that there vas = mortgage On II,
50 Lon Nafs sell 50 10 and look a. Il
anyway We sent Ia and looked
around III the house and sat there ana
talked Then We eat up and isfi for
tlome. gnlng through tie fence 0n The
eeuth-casi seetloa line q tlic lission
plaee there - parted ! vent home
and ispppsscd he had gone l.oms
Sometime aitsF midnislg De eame 10
~ hoase lie woke me 20 IS hollef.
lng. ~ / gpl 40 ard vent ~ To door
seeing q aas Ton asked him ia and
DO came in a. dosn ARD ee talked
awhile % the pzst business we had
haa so ! sAsd % hgm. undsem and
leteg go - bed 10 sayx ! lslieYe I
viii ts me- hearing q him THREAT
ening ne lt made mr suspicious of
hlm. - | aid there Awhlle ard klad
81 anpfsa Ike I was asleep. ! sup.
pos be gets ~ and tisrFs vas q
= hzif pint bottle q wnEskcY sitting
oa the bureau lis Fosa and tlga that
afHf he stepped e. tl,e mlddic door
AMI stoei iof q minute ar tuo and
came haek 10 TIE bedside and pulled
his iefalset ~ M seelns hts ae-
iiatas ! spfnng q ms feet and hlt tie
gun. tuning fhs gun from me- TIE
sios missed ne had s quart bal-
tle q whisky seisluE b tie Id and
pulling him toward me by ua arm.
holding tie Kun hlt Tim eith ths
bottle, staggering h.m lle raised
and came a. ne again. stfnck him
with the bottle again, him shooting
a. ne couple 81 times Ard in sameway
tils bottle iellout q ny hand There
saz an % sma9iilne lfan ehseh I'D
teea used % bold tie door upen /
got hold q that ard hii him sith Il
and that KILLED hlm. Not knowing
iDst what 60 q. la the excitement 1
went e hs heuss and called Muz
Hurley e the door aid told hef what
had doae and She studied while
And se decided to put him IN TIE
rlysf TIE river being 80 los ve
runeladed 81 put hlm IL tha well.
Afterwards aimed e. take him out
and buu him. bui tlsY found him
hsfoe ] lad time Mn. Hurley eas
a. the doef whan J carried him 0at
and We put hlm n The bugRY ami
haa.ed bin ta 9he sell
fhis isali Of lt ard TIE straight ~
b. No aae had ANYTHING 10 q with
u and / wouldn't hasv ktlIed bln f9f
tle world f e0uit have helped it
IA uaaGa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12

A& kAAFsA0 waM AffAsktE3 ~ NNAFt
Monday cliArgea with the murder u
lou Hunt and saisred plea of not
guilty Mrz Flom Hurley vas also
armigued on the same charge and
entsFcd TIE same plea. Iou lIarlln,
who VS. hsld for investigation. has
been released % $50 band, q Ap.
peAr a. witness. tie amount u tte
bond being nred ~ TIE coars.
The following Is ~ HArlln's story
of the kllllng Of Ion Hunt. signed hy
hlmself, A. secured b. chleflan -.
porter
haso known Lou Hunt fof four
years. ho lived oa ms place We l,ase
had lots dealings together Never
hat any frsable ID car dealings
Wien tiey hfsi lived an tiis south
eighty q mina uae frsf year. tlse
ani knowing 0f thslf fatally tfoub-
les waA one day lAe had hsea a5 apd
b. came lacs snd ts came over Is
my heuse snd 30 wanted % kuUa
Nhp isAn been at his l48use during tlie
time be- mas Awaf aud ! lad l~en af
fome part u the time during ti4s aaf.
~ nae not kDoeius sli1 sas theirs of
ANYTHING aluui Il told him Thar /
didn't knoA wlio lad been ffsrs a. /
had uet tren ~ home al the thine.
iis sesmsd mad about n. buf not al
nc. - after ilells HY children sent
nsef there Il nis houss ard gllsg came
AAck ard It'd NJ thai tllag wsrs III
terrible racket. Tllsf sala Loa had
klcksd lu eae of slse dooras ard after.
uafds J wss up there enc eYemiug
Nith mf oldest hey ARD le Aaa fAlsine
Cd ned. ealiing them all Kinds q
lad azmss ever cuslng as SISTERS
dead husband ~ there aNhiie.
me and ms los. and listened "a him
and then sent hons Tie next. I
tAink Lou znd Fora asnt 10 ths bog
rsn down q tie pasture. 1891 above
~ lansc and thcg Eut into fuss
down there ana thrY fought all tha
say e the house ~ whole family
au them That aas Whsn thsY
lived ; quarter ola mile ffum me
lie got ~ eArY aiih rs folks tiaf
tlisy told ns ataui hlm abusing then
aad tlsai as tie onlf thing be rad
AkAinsf me. sas knoslng hk ttaahles,
aud wlien - waald cad aut that 4
lad essn letn past.tllsfe he souid
curse the women. ard finally theg
tod me ! saula have % afay aeaf.
onlg - would lave particular bust.
ness pith tsu and IS De- voald -
uith ne.
A fsp dags before the teouh,e lou
and ! same q Nlulfa I 60 set my
restrictions removed and Is see Al.
tofusF koHnegak regarding a mlsuu.
deeiandlns about a corn deal with
oue q mg RENTERS iaa was interest
- III thls and a.sb Ia uic Hln Farm
sf's estate We caus doNn from
olasieps sn 4 freight Train aud sent
laes 81 affeigiif We haa 10 trouble
- Ail 81 tial tlAe
The evening tsfnfca Monaf sons
lns seat 90 = ious % - lu if
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
TEXAS BANKER
SHOOTS HIMSELF

Associated s Pres
ilaHtau. Tsyas 0ef 0 rN 6mf.
cashier 81 ihe Commercial National
bank si0t hima.lf taIee etih s retaI.
ser to-day dgIus almost Instantly Hs
eas forty Ygn 90 age and muked
itch ii rtxas tanklne ciwIes
rhefe IS bu plausible reason faf TIE
act Tie Commercial Nau8ual j. one
q TIE oldest banking Institutions IL
Texax
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
BANKERS
CONVENTION
m..alMifFaa

Associated Press
Washington. u g, Oct. n Tie
thirty int annual convention of tie
American nanken' Association sas
opened with more than two tlunsand
mamhefs present.
Tie bankers applauded the mention
Of President Roessselt's name as sig.
nlfying elvie honesty and The conYen-
ton enthusiastically adopted 1 reselu.
ton thanking Roosevelt fof his Effort
II bringing about peaee betseen Rus-
sla ARD Japan resolution was
seconded hf Mr deunlnFs q Fiomda.
relative 20 Y J HflaB. affst which
Secretary shsN delivered az address
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
A BRITISH
STEAMER SUNK
Fifteen Of Crew and Passen
gers Missing.


Associated Press
Toxic. Oct la report has been
received at Mol tlaf the British
steamer Ieho sas sank shlle Seating
ninety miles east e tie Si1anfung
lshfhouss. Sept 81 of tie crew ard
Passengers fifteen are reported mis-.
ing among them tNp foreign aneln.
eera.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
EMPLOYE AND
MONEY CONE
Express Company Puts up The
si0l.0OO.
ANr raidP~

AtsaHfattA Aftza
PlttshuR. kans, OCT. n There
we're 90 further developments toiag
til tie mysterious dlaplpamnce Of
kdvafi q Cunlliic. employed b the
Adams Express Co. and tie tieleo0.
SONS q he olilceFs say be Is hiding
n thia city and elhers are u lie
oplnian tiisi be Is many miles awaF
TIE kxpfsss eamaW today arole
3 cheek q e1vef inf missing money
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
SHOOTING GALLERY MAN
SHOOTS UP THE TOAN
Avmatdpr

Harper KaS oct l0 While Iaiots
eated last night J ] Akin proprietor
e shooting gallery made lle foanas
81 It's buslaca district 6hng s.. -
toitef d. nnaam aH6 Nns ertg
one 81 TIE streets MuIf eas
Ai1f and SERIOUSLY eaauoe8 aief Fired
Lyons, a NJ Mger sai tie ioAH war.
slial wefe Hleht8 wounded MHlt wNi
recover Akln NaS arrested
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12

B8ekaehe Is never known q those
pafaus aba take au occasional H0ss 81
riHsnlcs The value of tie resin Oh.
ained from The ulue tree las laug
l#eh recognized % che treatment 81
d.saasss - th bladder aud Eilnees.
One a0se 81 piaeu.es viii give relief.
and auc tafile aill cure Sold bV 4.
h 0aeUs. nH fFisf de
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
PAT GROVE
PLEADS NOT GUILTY


AssleHaiet ffrsz
Omaha. Sch Oct 81 Fat Grove
vas arralgned in police c8urt to-day
and pleaded not sulltY 20 the cfawe
e shooting with intent % kir III on.
Ger The court fuom Was crowded
After tha plea. Crosse was immsdi-
Ately taken bics Ca JAIL
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
PRINCE AND
PRINCESS WE'D


alaeeksbfuk Prussia. 0et. II
Princess Victoria Adeiboid eldest
daughter 81 bake freiegles and niece
oi kmpfess Augusia Victoria eas
maniod % Primes Charles Eiaani
nephew = king E1uatd A. midday
tolag. Is tie castle here iu tie pres
enea nf ailY Ialal Aml-Ia.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
FIRST TASTE
Of WINTER
Ass sriatA Pres

NJ IlFf9I TfHaf
Nes Orleans. Ia Oct q with q
fan q fifteen deEress iu tie tempefa-
tuw. NeN orle4ns to-day las - hnt
taste 81 mll Nefy murh solder
weather eas experienced h other poF
tious % tie state. while ffost Is r.
ported as ar dawp as Fou smHh.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12

Il Harper was TUESDAY afternoon
found guilty s. aeimadlne tie
First Natioual hank al Miami ont of
tie sam of s202s
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12

EVERYTHING yeH eat uiii taste etssi
sni f. Rtei 10 iskf rings Dyspepsia
Tablets. sgld d A I osens ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
SNOW STORM
IN MINNESOTA


Associated Press
Mountain Lake MINI, ort Il A
heavy frost iaa niTiii mas followed 10
dsy ~ ilafd snou STERN
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12

The cily council has sent a comm IL.
Tee e Joplin 70 Investigate The electric
light plant and contract with that
clty Tie COMMITTEES consists q Coun.
cilmen J G HikInsou ) q Starr
and Engineer Henry Woftmaa The
cuuHcl decided % wait untl this
committee reports before completing
the contract between the cIty and
the Light company
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12

Group g qhiekf fe.ifted aHl WHadp.
ine g#H Nl uM Hu Hs course ~
Yaa use fhe original Haes faEatHto
Ilaatt sHd Iaf Ehs cough NWn ls
different lwm all oifem hersUsa it
acts ou tlp bowels NWCgu 8laf eufe
ctnag aua wh0plmE cough uul SON
rid fhc sfsfem ~ an congestion. by
eofkiuE ~ the cold through coplous
action - TIE bowels Bees Laxative
Honey and Tar does THIS aud cures
an eeHels. Group who0piHg cough etc
No opiates Sold Is A. + ONens dW
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-10-12
BrineTa ThsCora

Al wlu ran and Will fHfhlsh eagn
~ decorating pufnes lof the Corn
egfnifal report e 8 = orr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
MR.. JESTER LACY
DIES SUDDENLY
Former New Yorker Was Well
Known in Phoebus and Had
Travelled Extensively.

+ Mr.. Jester Lacey, well known to
his Phoebus friends as Judge" La
cey, died suddenly in his residence
in klondiie, Phoebus, Sunday eyen-
ing at Sis o'clock. Mr.. Jester spent
Saturday in Norfolk attending to
business and was taken Ill upon his
return home that evening. Death
was due. it was said, to intestinal
Instructions.
Mr.. Lacey, who had travelled ex-
tensively, came to Phoebus several
years ago from New York. He
purchased nice home on the water
front and with his wife spent much
time in this section.
Mrs. Lacey is visiting relatives In
Baltimore and it is expected that she
will reach Phoebus this morning. Ia
til her arrival no arrangements will
be made for the funeral services
Mr.. Lacey was about So years old.
Littlo is known here of his life,
but it is understood that he was at
one time magistrate in one Of the
New York State districts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
A SERVANT PROBLEM.
Why the Lady OF the House Was
Ready t0 Call q Halt.

lady recently called AT the house
OF friend. who. answered in person
The ring al The door. With careworn
expression and hurried manner she
apologiZed FOR the commissions that ap-
parcntiy rciShed in The house. saying;
My parlor maid is upstairs ill-not
ill enough 10 50 10 the hospital, too il,
10 work. too far from home to 80 there
yet needing attention from me- My
waitress is having Il iii OF lie sulks. aud
have sent her out 10 ,lo All crraud and
get some fresh air The cook is JUST
now not OH speaking terms with her
husband. The co&clmau, and is seek ing
divorce, So that one or tho other must
90. The footman came home drunk
last hight and had 10 be discharged
this morning. My house is at skies
anu scvens. my husband lunched down
tOwn, my mother has taken the chill
,trell and the nursery maid home with
her, guests arrive this evening, and
have spent the day in vain search for
help in the house. belong 10 4 club
studying household economies and
have allowed il 10 turn searchliglh
on all my household affairs in the in.
teresfs of society at large am nov
ready To call hall. 10 refuse 10 have
my domestic arrangements considered
hunting ground for theorists, to pro
hounce all sucli clubs vain inockeries.
snares and decisions. inventions OF tile
rncmE Tor squanderilIG time and SHOW
ing the bitter contrast between alb
Stract theory and cllicrctc reality. The
only club am interested in must pro
vide on tap maids WHO never get i'll or
silky, cooks without temper and
roaehmen and fQotmen of unimDeacl-
able hablts."-Lucy NJ. Salmon in At
lantic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
He AVERTED A PANIC
a REMARKABLE CASE OF, BRAVERY
ir AND PRESENCE OF MIND. :.


Aataaki, the Juggler, Held an Audi
encc spellhonnd While the rhehter
Attaches Were Fighting Hal Fire
Behind the Scenes.
Satsuma Alaisuki. a Japanese juggler
snd acrobat. was filling an engage.
'uent at Burlington. Ills marked abil,
fly as magician caused the opera
house TO be crowded every evening.
Ono feat in PARTICULAR Interested hiJ
audience. Lying prone upon his back,
lie would toss a long, light table back.
ward anu forward in all conceivable
positions to the time Of lively music,
his tiny feet keeping the table perfect.
II balanced.
1t was Saturday EVENING" Satsumn
Matsuki had been performing for an
hour. He had astonlslled his audience
with score of wonderful achieve.
lnents. but as yet he had not perform.
cd with the table resting OIL his feet.
Matsuki passed into one of the dress.
Ing rooms to change his costume.
Scarcely had he closed the door when
he heard sound that made his heart
stand still for a mofnent-a cracking
and Il hissing-and the next instant n
long tongue of fame lcaped from tho
StS:=cc,ssv. cnveloping window. 9th.
ers In the "car 80 the stage discovered
The flames at the same iilss""t- and a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28

neree battle IA :.c..s.a BETWEEN the
attaches OF Tho theater and tie raeip9
ire. For ono BRIEF Instant AIatsukl
stood irresonte. The fire nvas confined
Within the dressing room OF the right
Wig, and rs yet no one in the audi
ence lad an inkling or the grave dun.
ger that threatened tue house. Those
lighting the flames knew that terrible
panic would cnsuc the moment that
the spectators realized thc danger.
Matsuki understood the situation, too
and in that moment of hesitation lie
saw the part that he must act.
Matsui was before his audience.
He had placed the rugs hastily i'll posi-
ton that he might rest casily. A mo-
mcnt later and the orchestra COM
mcnced playing. Matsuki had balanc-
cd the table and was gracefully dane
Ing IL back and forth, Keeping perfect
time with his dainty feet. Shortly the
measure of the music was Quickened
and lie was obliged to move more
quickly. at one time the table would
he at IN angle of forty-fiyc degrees and
again at ninety degrees and the next
moment perfectly perpendicular. The
long table seemed fairly alive
Meanwhile those fighting the fire
had worked bravely. and success was
browning their efforts They heard
The music Of The orchestra, and they
knew that AIatsuki wns doing his part
to hold the attention OF The people A
few moments more and all danger Of a
SinmDnde would hn mast
Fire" Some one had seen q puff
of smoke issue from The right wing of
The stage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
The Sauakusr,

There are weather. prophets aud
weather prophets. but there is stone
which it is asserted unfailinsly fore,
tells changes in. the weather. This
stone was found in I'inlapd many
years ago by an explorer and has been
watched by scientists with great inter
est. 1t is known as tue sainakuir and
presents white mottled appearance in
sunshine. gradually turning from gray
10 black as . rainstorn approaches.
The samakulr is made up Of clay. inter
and rock salt. III dry weather the salt
In. the stone is prominent, but when the
sir. is filed With moisture The salt all
CORDS the moisture and turns black.
thus acting as a barometer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28

~
"Ye-aT,r flire!" And nIatsuiSf ,icht ;..G
table nearly to the celliug, turning q
complete sonersault In its flight. The
audience shouted with delight.s Z
For twenty minutes Mntsuki had
been in constant activity. The veins
stood" out upon his arms ana temples
, like whipcords. -
"Fire!' Another hnu noticed q puff
Of smoke.
Year, fire. And again was the ia
bic hurled alofi and caught again with
, the same dcxterity.
The conductor of the orchestra knew
not what it all meant. At first he
thought that Matsuki had gone mad.
Never before had lie dared so much
IL he was mad. surely 10 one could
deny his astonishing skill
A moment later the stage manager
walked across the stage and whisper
ed something to Matsuki, Mt the same
time placing the table on tile floor
Matsuki was unable to rise. Attend
ants lifted the brave fellow aud car
rled him behind tile scenes Very.
shortly the manager returned. and
when he spoke his voice was sadly
broken.
Ladies' ami gentlemen" said he,
passing his hand across his forehead,
Il have no doubt that You have great
~ enjoyed Satsmna Matsukis perform
ancc this evening. He has well merit
ed your generous applause. more, per-
haps, than you imagine. have to in
form You that Satsuma Mai.1ki alone
has stood between YOU and death for
The past twenty minutes or more. Tho
danger is past now. and You are liberty
Ia leave this building. but permit me to
say before you depart that our friend
Matsuki has lost his entire maSiciau's
OUTFIT. which cost him over thousand
dollars. Fire has completely destroy
cd his property. | leave it with yoM
10 do what is right. and those who de.
sire ia show their gratitude for what
.Matsuki has done This evening can
meet me here on The PLATFORM
There was no hesita ton. A long
line OF men and women WAS quickly
formed. and FOR an hour tire manager
received the contributions of those who
wished TO show their gratitude When
The amount was counted. pledges and
All. something over $1,000 was found
Forward
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
Hampton News and estisements
BASKETBALL roniaht.

One OF the best gaines of basketball
OF tho season will be played In Ar.
mory hall tonight when the Y. NJ.
c. a. FIVE will meet The strong cham.
plonship team from Newport News.
The local five has been doing hard
practice work and they expect TO
mako the Shipbuilders work hard for
victory. In order to replenish the
athletic treasury of the association
the small admission fee Of 10 cents
will be charged.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
when a Cflinese Empcror p,e..

When Chinese emperor dies the III
telligence is announced By dispatches
10 the several provinces written with
blue ink, the mourning color. All per-
sons or rank are required to take red
silk ornaments from their caps Will.
the ball or button of rank. All sub
jects Of China without exception ara
called upon TO forbear shaving theIs
heads for 100 days, within which pc.
riod none may marry, play upon music
Q, Instruments or perform any socrifica.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-A general
strike OF truck drivers WAS begun
in New York city today, 800 union
transfers quitting work to force the
owners to discharge their non-union
employees. Police Commissioner Nc
Adoo said that he feared $4,000 driv-
ers would go out on strike.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
Mr.. Morgan Here.

AIR. NJ. II. Morgan, who will have
charge of the Willis. Smith, Grail
Company's furniture store, TO be
opened in the Kecoughtan Building,
has arrived in Hampton to complete
the arrangements for opening his
store next Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28

The steamship Korea. which arrived
at san Francisco from the orient re-
Gently, brought the most Naluab bic colt
Signnient or raw silk over landed IL
this country IL was worth $3.50, 000.
st was dispatched cast IN haste No
suiue hight. 800 bales OF u.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
She Thought of Him.

She OH. Mr. Borem. how do you do?
! was talking il Mrs. Ncxdore just
HOW, ami couldn't help thinking OF
YOU. lie-And was Ale discussing me?
She-Not exactly. She WAS comment
ing on The weather and lust asked ME
il could iula CINE Anything more tire
SOM" and disasrceable. Philadelphia
Ledger
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
To Live in Minnesota.

Miss Matte Cakes started last
night for st. Paul, Mimi, where she
will make her future home. Mrs.
Cakes and Miss Nora will join her
In st. Paul later.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28


cring it with u bit OF
flannel. The powerful
remedy passes quickly,
through the skin aud
gets to its work OF heal
ing and stimulating the
lungs. The comforting
glow OF heaith,ul lung
action had como back to
The boy.
Healthy lungs are
warm with their own
busy life. A chill at your
lungs means danger. A
cold nearly always at,
tacka the lungs.
Protect them. Heip
them resist tho thrcaten-
Sng pneumonia and con-
sumption, and OF the
same time cure your
cold. DO it by the natu-
raj. harmless method.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
Granted a Divorce.

Henry Hurt was yesterday granted
an absolute divorce from his wife,
Mary Hurt. by Judge ]. W. Black
stone, in the Circuit Court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-28
Real Estate Transfers.

Mr.. George w. Phillips has sold
to Mr.. J. c. Obrey a house and seven
acres of land in Chesapeake district
for $500.
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A meeting or the stockholders Of
The Peoples Building and Loan Asso.
clation Of Hampton, Va, will be held
in Basette's Academy Of Music ut s
O'Clock p. m, on Monday evening, De-
cember 4, 1906, for the election of dt
rectors for the ensuing year and for
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
HARRIS BARRETT,
'll-2l-12t Secretary.
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cured cure, cases that we'll knowu Physicians had
, E.scn up. 1t cures in Que night d cough. cold,
sorc throat, croup-any of the many Ills that
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:, All druggists cell Gowan's Pneumonia Cure
Regular bottles, Si.oo. Group sltc-enough foI
ordinary cold or sore throst-a5 cents. Sent b,
,nni,: Il you wish. on receipt OF price. Gowap
Medical Co., Durham, y, -.
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Rub Gowau's Pneumonia Cure over your chest.
II the throat Is sore, rub that also. Cover with
flannel cloth. DO thia ut night. Next morning
yoar cold or sore throat will b: cured
Gowan'o positively eares pneumonia - has