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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-11-30
.KEYADA's INTERESTS
Or PARTY CREED


Francis O. Newlands' Dem
ocracg has been weighed in tue
balance by some OF the Demo
cratic papers OF The state and
found wanting and, Is result
these vigilant guardians Of the
faith are voeiferonsiy demanding
the Senator'S retirement to the
shades Of private life. The Re.
publican papers Of the state are
equally clamorous in demanding
his retirement because he is a
Democrat. 1t would seem thai.
politically, the Senator is between
the devil and the deep sea; but
he should not lose nope. La
Toilette, jerome aud Weaver
have proved pretty eonclusiviy
that fidelity 10 duty in public
officer Is valued more by the ma
jority of voters than party
creed.
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GtTEP1OE LODGE SO D., i. a.. NJ
sSlhe stated Communication Of .teptoe
Lodge, No. "a, +. Il A. II, via 30 held :
in Ney ada Hall each Tucsdas evening So
6 5er ., II e. gi.s N ZONES and S so3o2 NM
brethren u good stgndiug arC cordially III
yitcd to attend CHAS. F. PHALAN, W. NJ.
JOHN NEARNE. secretary
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS,
Chamber of Commerce Building.
Denver, Colo, where our readers
will be welcome to the use of the
leading papers from the various
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entihc library and mineral exhibit.
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PRO F. JOSE L. FAJARDO.

Maestro de co1nercio s..
Hosuedajs complete ense1anza para j6-
venes y sehoritas. S4 semanales'
1895 Weat % rd Street New York NJ Y
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IN bu0n n6diCO en-.
BaTCoIOn0ta
lnImadO bale VeTIfIctso all.
Muthos nihOs ataeatOs do bTOD-
quilts.
(De maestro CogreBpoms0J)

Agosto l6.-
Por fo este pobladO tiene va un
facultativo inteligente y de gran
pr8ctica en- su profession.
El doctor don Felipe CoraerO que
ha fiiado su residencia aqui como
m6dico titular cuenta con muchas
simpatfas en- tOda Ia demaFcaci0n
y va adquiriendo numerosa Glen
tea.
-El bale celebFado Ia noche del
domingo result6 ConcuFridfsimo y
animado.
Lucfan sus encantos esbeltas y
guapfsimas damas entire las que
Fecordamos las siguientes: Maria
Porto, Rafaela y Lolita MarchaD,
senoritas De La Tore, Mercedes
Vazquez, Carmelita MufiiZ, Josehna
UFgetl, senorita Naveao, Rafaela
Rodriguez
Ell bale Sc teFmin6 1espu6s de
las 4 de- la madFugada en- medic
del mayor orden y los dulces tEai-
dos de San Juan fueFonI abundan-
tes. La orquesta dirigiaa pOr ell
senior OcueS GOCO p1ezaSB 0SCpS4N1-
simas.
-Inffnidad de ninos muy peque-
nos Sc hallan atacsdos de bror-
quits.
Nos han aispensado atenta vista
las encantadoras y bellas amiRas
sehoritas Alfonsina MelenIdez y Pa
Quita Acevedo.
Ell farmac8utico don Gustavo
CIR ana tiene va en- este pObladO mU-
chfsimos amigos que saben estimar-
10 de veras. Is
Gran pena hemos experiment
tado al saber que nuestro hermanO
Genaro Marchan continuaI enfermo
gravemente en- SantUrce.
LIS fiestas que habran de ce-
lebrarse ell "a De Octubre seran
muy numerosas y duraFan dias.
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MUy IDtsTosaDte 4 Puerto Rico.

En- 10 CRIIe de San FranCiscO de eata
capital y en- la CVsa DdmerO 80 que se
hs!la aituRda ffente & d quincRll0 del
seflOF Matienzo. ge RcabB de-insuguFGE
an nueVo y magoffi % estsbIecimiento
denominadO eel SIGLOS que sPgu.
rsmente co el mas elegsnte y eBp!6adi.
do de eBts cuIta ciudGd.
Sc exhibe en- 81 mismO unO de Los
mas bonitos y completes SurtidOa en-
tods ClaSe de tejidOs. y artfcEloa de
nOvedad y fantasfs. Hay una telR con
aGsbado de soda que se detalI0 & DO.
CE CENTAVOS la vara que eG Ii mas
baTata elegante que SO hR Viato en-
Puerto Rico.
A cinC0, Cugtr0. seig y diez centR.
vOs Vsrs Sc encuentran telas preCiOsRs
y de superior CaIidad, pues no &c ha
Visto nunCR un CoDiunto de teiid0s mas
bOnitOg y bRTatoB que los que hoy nos
preaenta Ell eatAblecimientO Gel ST.
GLO.1
81 quereis aIguna tsIa de seda con
sus COrrespondienteB ndornos aIIf d
enCOntFGFeiU. pues On Ell Famo de Gede-
Yfs pOsee tod0 10 mas eleRante mo.
derno que puede apeteCeFse. q
En- mAntillas. Abrigog, cueIlos de
encsjs. caDss para gefIOre, coronaD pa
ra novia. flores aHtifciaIeS, ahuecRdo.
res. hoFquiIlas de COnchG, peinetaU,
imperdibles, veIOg para g0mbFeros y
demsS aftfcuI0S para el bell0 sexo. CO.
simires. merinoG. dfiles, Camisas, som.
breroS y coFbatAo para OabaIlero.
En- peRfameFia 10 mas SeIeCtO que %
puede pediF. iDclus0 81 ceiebre poEYo
GMARIA LUISA.1 ,
CALZADO. en- 0gte RrtfcuTo no id.
mite GEL SIGLOS competenOia, eI sur.
lido que para aefOrRG. Ceballeros , 0i'
nos nos pFesenta no tiene rival. sug
preCiOs son tRn bAPRtOs que no hay
quien Los igaRle en- toda pIazR de San
Juan.
Al eSIGLOs pues. que lee 81 estD.
bleCimiento de moda y que vande mas
blrat0 en- egtR capital p. i.
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NO LCGTARRlRSE /!

RI catarroes una enfermedad que Llena
nucha mas tnnportancia de la que general
mente Sc le atribuye Invade todos los OF
ganos del Cuerpo Cuyas tunclones 1uekza-
debilita pFofundRmente. rs oausa Irecuens
te de IA sord6ra; afecta Ia vista, la narlz y la
garganta es generalmente por donae en-
pieza Ia tuberCulosig6 8 tisis.
ia misma facilidad la fFeeuencia con
que Sc pesCa un catarro h&ce a las perSonas
indiferentes para curarlo y la gran mayorfa
no Sc pfeocupa de las .Consecuenclas.
Los bafiog frfos por la nlaiana Immediate
mente despuSs de dejar ell leoho, dormir con
las ventanas abiertas evitar las corrlenGes
de 'aire, son precauciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabsjo el observarlas. Pero el
preventiyo mas SECURE, m 4s efcaZ, mas faoll
' mas positive tambi9n ell que aconseJan
los naedicos, es la Emulsion de Scott de aeet
to de higado de bsoalao
Es sorprend snte Ia tuerza, vlLsl1d&o, enet1
pia noder de resistencia que reclbe el
. Suerpo humane de las pequeHas dosis de
Emnlsi6n de Scott, que Sc le administran
oon oonstanCia Esta Emulsion, recubre
interiormente todas las parties d@biles vul-
nerables del cuerpo y 10 pone al abrigo de la
infection cataTral
De cuando en- cuando aparecen industria-
les POGO escrupulosos anunciando emulslones
vinos 6prepaFados los que atr; buyen pro-
piedades ourativas que no tienen y haSta nay
ouien se atreve deCir en- letras de imprenta,
que el petroleo kerosina es un ahmento;
Que es eli petroleo? I'm aceite mineral
oTe Sc usa como combustible para lubrica1
" 1fnoniar m4ouinas para alumbrar.-Una
Substancia indiRestibIe que carece de la pro-
niedad esenciai de todo alimento, cual es la
asimilaci6n; Que pasa al travGs del tubo in
testinaI sin nnoditicarse sin ser absorbTda;
IIna substancia en- fin, que no tlene ninguna
de las propisdades curativas al1menticlas
del aCeite de hfgado de bacalo. 81 Sc dllese
que el petroIeo es un aumenCo para maqul-
mas podria pasRr, pero no para el Cuerpo hu-
mailO.
81 tsneis alguna duda, preguntad vues
tro mGdico; el os confirmara esta vsrdad; y
ci estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes de
sangre, os aeonsejara que tome1s Ia Emul-
sim de SGott.
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Rafael eallIsrnuty
A 3 Q GADO

EierOe anita ID Corte Federal Tri.
4unalea lHuuIaFea. San JoB6 6. San
Juan, Z. X. 10 b.
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..sa 9a !,t. sgts inPrlnta ! q q vonsa lDlSl de.
peEtdaiaa iaa { p2.eo GliltSl.
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Un h0mbT0 hORrato.

Senior Editor. -sfrvags informar sus leo
IOFes que 81 me esCriben nfdencialmente
tes mandarS por Correo en- Carta selIada 81
plan que seguf pOr 81 cual obtuve elresta-
blecimiento permaneDte compact0 de mi
galud vigor 7aronil degpues de amos de su-
h1mtsntos de debilidad neHvio1a, p6rdidaa
nOCtuFnas parties d&bi1es y atro1iadag
No es mi idea Conseguir dineFO dc nadio;
fuf Fobado egtafado poF Charlat2neg. hRsta
peEder 70 te del genero humane pero. gracias
D1qs, estoy ahOEa btsn vigorously fusTte, y
con aaseo oe haceF oonoOef tooog este reEao-
dio ci0Ht0 de cuEaFs0.
No teni0ndo nRda que VendeH ni que a.
War q. a. D., no dsSeo dtnoFo.
DiIeeci6ni b. BEant, Boz DGlIay, Hiah,,
1l, %,
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SGmiIIaS de abaCd
para Puerto R leo.

El Departamento de Agriculture
de Washington ha imp0rtadO del
Archipelago Filipino gran ndmero
de semillas de -abac6 con aestinO q
Puerto Rico.
El abaca es una especieI de plata
NO 8 banano, llamado cientf6camen-
to IZ7xS0 tertIhS, que Sc cultiva en-
Filiplnas y en- otras islas del Pacf-
ficO al sur de las Molucas. En- ell
archipelago magallanico do encuen-
ira silvestre en- las vertientes De
las mOntaf1as y Sc cultivaI extensa-
mente en- las islas de Lsyte y en-
la provincial de Albay, Gorrespon-
diente q LuZon
Es el principal pFoducto de Fill
plnas que expoFta anualmente de
este t6xtil unas Glen mil toneladaS
que impOrtan unos diez y nueve
millones de pesos. -
Su cultivO es una industria muy
remunerativa; que produce una ter
cera paFte de ganancia.
En la decadencia agrfeola que
s0porta Puerto Rico CON motive de
la depreciation del cafe seria con-
veniente hacer ensayos agricolas
con esta planta y YER 81 Sc puede
arraigar su cultivo en- nuestra pa
tFia, tan falta de protecci6n econ6-
mica.
EI sbaca requiere un china h1-
medo; similar q los De los pueblos
del interior de Puerto Rico. v no
Sc desarrolla mas ALA de una alti-
tud de mil doscientos pies sobre el
nlvel del mar.
Si.la sombra es densa da la fibra
mas fina y larga. pero menos fuer-
to.
La fibra delicada y fuerte obtie-
ne alto precio en- el mercado, Dor
consiguiente hay que haceF un es-
tudiO sObre Ia sOmbra que proteie
al abac&. No le conviene mucSa
sombra & fin De Obtener Ia calidad
solicitada por ell comercio 8 por los
uses induStriales.
Greece hasta una altura lie VEIN
te pies y necesita tres amos para
alcanzar su madurez.
EDUARDO NEUMANN.
NuNvs YnrL AoeosEo 10 1ons
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En- eatO impreDts De vsnde papsI de-
pePi6dic0 VieiO 4 % 90 Quintal.
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AInlOrI'a 'anas

Sc PADECE DE ESTA ENFERMEDAD porqus nada na.se
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IA TIENDITI.
DEF. ECHEVARRIA.
Plaza Principal al ladO del AyuRtamisRtO.

Etectoe para cabaAleroS, sefioras y
nifias. Ropa hechs, ArtfCuIos de uuin-
CRlls y otrcs objetos de arts. Efectoa
reIiQiOSoa y 81 mejor dulce en- aImf-
bar. -=
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LINEA F ERREA DEL OEsTE.

Intinrio.- 'idas de Bayam6n Capi-
tai simult4neamente.
Dias laborable. .-Mafiana 6, 6. Is, 80. 9. 45
II 90. Tarde-12. Is, Las, g. Is, 4.35, 5 so, y
q. Is.
Dias fsstivos.- -Mafiana 6 6.I5, $50, 9. .45
y l10o. Tarde II is, 1.3O, 2.3O, $50, 4.3l, s. 80
y 6.15.
BilIetes baratos para dias fest'vos. De
Catafio Bsysm6n, ida vualta Ia clase
1925 "a olase so 16 De Bavam6n Cataflo
ida y vuelta 1% clRse So Is, "a clase so 10.
Bill, to ordinario de Cak ital Catafo en-
ga ol0SO nantAvnS:
Bayam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1908. Ra
rnHn WnIdHs
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at,as ~ 4s4ysS s<ss4.ys.sreas u
lKD'CLDOR GENERAL

CONSEJOIA A LAS MADRES. - El iarabe calmante
fa senra Ninsow debe usarse siempre que los ninos
ssan Ell elpefibdo de Ia den icion Proporcona avio
Iamedsto al peduefio paCente produce un SuGbo ma
.urai .tanuub a2,yia el dolor ell angelic despiera
s0uv viyo aleeye s nuy agradahe al paladar, calma
al n6o abIania e,,s encias avia sus dolores hace a
Giles funeiones del estomago regua los ntestInos
Es s mejor rehedo coIocido para la dlaIrea "a pro
venga esla de Ia denticon dc cualquiera oTe CAUSE
ITngas= mucho cuG lido en- peuir sI ! JSfaps @R@'~'N
d. Il Sebors Ninslouy,s es elGosjeT de GSftoSo
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EDUARDO NEUMANN.
Nueva York, Agosto 10, 9O5.
CuriOsO reIOj,

Un reIe jsro suizO hs cosntraido IN
raioJ original. AfeCba ID forms de an
e0anlc0, comnust0 de dOce hoj b hume
fsdas de XII que Se van RbriendO
POGO 8 pcco. aeg6n pass 81 tempo. "A
u ana, por ej ampI0, el abBnico estS Oe-
rredo; 8 Ias dos presents dos hcjIs. y
ssl euCe91Vamente haat8 los d0Ce, en-
cuy0 m0mento epareCe C0mpIetnmente
exsendldo. Al der de nuevO Ialun9 ge
eierra autr matlCamente y re 2ite lR mis-
ma operation.
Jamnica expIotan este neg0Cip con
pingtsB benefiCios.
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THE SOUTHERN COYOTE.
Habit, of This Cunning Animal De-
scrlbcd by President RooxevcIt.

These southern coyotes or prairie
wolves are only about onc-third the
size of the big gray timber wolves of
the northern Rockies. They are too
small 10 mcddlc with full grown horses
md cattle, but pick up young calves
End kill sheep rs we'll as any small do
mcsticatcd animal that they can get at.
The big wolves flee from The neigh
borhood of anything like close settle
ments. but coyotes hang around the
noighborhood OF man much more per
sistently. They show foxIlke Gun
ming In catching rabbits, prairie dogs,
gophcrs and the like. After nightfall
they nre noisy, and their melancholy
waiting and yelling are familiar sounds
to all who pass over the plains. The
young are brought forth in holes in cut
banks or similar localities
Within my own experience / have
known Of the finding OF but two fam
lilies. In one there was but single
family of five cubs and one old animal,
undoubtedly the mother; In the other
case there were ten or eleven cubs and
two old females which had apparently
shared the burrow or cave, though liv-
ing in separate pockets. In neither
case was any full grown male coyote
found in the nelghborhood. AS regards
these particular filters. the father
seemingly had nothing to do with TAX
ing care OF or supporting the family
l am not able to say whether this was
accidental or whether it is rule that
only the mother lives with and takes
care OF the litter. l have heard con
trary statements about tho matter from
hunters who should know. Unfortu-
nately l have learned from long expert
encc that 1t Is only exceptional hunters
who can be trusted TO give accurate
descriptions OF the habits of any beast
save such as are connected with its
chase.
Coyotes arc sharp, wary, knowing
creatures, and on most occasions take
care to keep out of harms way.--From
"a Wolf Hunt In Oklahoma by Tho
odorc Roosevelt, in Scribner's Maya
1.:.--
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Frederick Lee, the fifteen years old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee, shot
and instantly killed Moses Crittcn.
den. an elcven-ycar-old colorcd youth.
in the barn yard of Mr.. Stanton, three
miles north of Hampton. at $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
shooting was an accident and cor
oner's jury returned verdict exon
Grating Lee ana stating that Crittcn
den came TO his death from the acct
dental discharge Of Il gun in Lees
hand.
Young Lee was out rabbit hunting
with single barrelled shot gun. In
passing the farm Of Mr.. Stanton, Lee
saw Crittenden, who was working foi
Mr.. Stanton, standing in the barn
yard. Upon the invitation of Critten
den, who was always friendly To Lee.
tho latter youth went TO the barn yard
The two boys were talking and
was decided to remove the loadc
shell from the gun. This was done,
but Lee must have later returned the
shell to the barrel of the gun. Jus
how the gun exploded is not known
although Lee told the coroncrs jury
that it was accidentally discharged ID,
him. Mr. Stanton. who was in tho
barn yard when Lee first came up
was not present when the fatal shot
was fired.
AS soon as the shooting took place
Dr. George *. Vandcrslicc, the cor
oner, was notified and in compan,
with Deputy Sheriff Charles c. Cur
lis and Messrs. G.. ". Hope, Thomas
Keaton, !. b. Wheeler, Thomas Jones
i. l.. Topping and MIR Flourney, who
were summoned as n coroner's Jury, re
paircd to the farm of Mr.. Stanton
The dead body of Crittenden was foun6
lying in the barn yard where it had
fallen when the shot was fired. The
discharge from the gun entered Cri
tcnden's face just at the chin, tearing
away the chin and ripping II large
hole in the unfortunate boys throa
and neck. Death must have been i'm
Simultaneous.
The coroner's jury Investigated the
circumstances OF the shooting thor
oughly, hearing the testimony of younf
Lee and Mr.. stanton ana rendered the
verdict OF accidental shooting
Crittenden's parents. it was said
I'VE III Back river and tho body viii
be turned over to them for burial.
Last night several colorcd persons
came into Hampton and attempted TO
secure warrant for the arrest If
young Lee. The magistrate refused the
warrant on the ground that the cor
oners jury has eXoncratcd the boy.
Leased kecoughtan Stores.
The Willis. Smith. Grail Furniture
Company, of Norfolk, yesterday com.
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS,

The Coming and Going of tho People
You Know.
Mrs. c. ii. Taylor. wife of The editor
Of the Boston Globe, is the guest
IF her daughter, Mrs. Mathews C.
Armstrong, on Armstrong's Point,
Mrs. Blair J.. Wilson, of Huntington.
". Va, is the guest of Lieutenant ana
Mrs. Richard Coke Marshall, Old
Point.
Mrs. Henry Lane Schmelz has as her
guest Miss Matte Kaiser, Of Colum.
,us, Ohio. .
MIR. ]. II. Gardner is i'll in his resi-.
lencc in Lordley's crossing.
Mrs. w. b. Lamkins has returned
from Glover. Va. to which point she
vas called by the death of her mother,
Mrs. c. r. Starkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Hallensworth, of
Warsaw, n. c.. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Shields, In Armstead
avenue.
Night Sergeant Leslie Curtis and
Policeman James Burgess are hunting
at Lee Hail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25
Given Five Days.
SERGEANT Wallace returns.

Town Sergeant e. S. Wallace, who
has been i'll Granville county, North
Carolina, for ten days hunting, re-
turned to Phoebus yesterday. Mr.. Wal
lace was successful, having Dagger
a large number of quail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25

olcted arrangements with Mrs. Scher-
nerhorn for leasing the two large,
ouble store-rooms i'll the Kecoughtan
building. now occupied by the Ke.
oughtan Dry Goods Company, and will
pen branch OF their business here.
'ossession is To be given to the Nor.
ok firm in December.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25
Even Tried it ON the Leather Men

The leather men ought to get active
sympathy from President Roosevelt in
their attempt to remove the tariff
from hides. Tho President loves TO
tan hides. and the more abundant
they are the better he likes it.-Chi-
cage Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25
Rev. Ryland, D. D., to Preach.

Rev. c. III. Ryland, ID. D., treasurer
oil Richmond college, will preach to.
morrow morning and evening at the
West End Memorial church. The Ri
bic class will meet at 10 O'clock. There
are more than 80 members in the
class.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25
Larne Barn pcstroyed.

The large barn of Mr.. J. J. Fraser,
In the Salters' Greek section, was de
stroycd by fire Of an unknown origin
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The
contents OF the barn, including hay,
feed and grain, were ALSO burned, en-
failing loss OF $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25
Death OF a Little Boy.

George Whitfield. the eighteen
months'old son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.,
Whitfield, of Phocbus. died in the
home Of his parents in Booker street,
yesterday afternoon of pneumonia
The funeral will occur tomorrow after.
noon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25
Basketball TONIGHT.

An exciting game of basketball will
be played between the teams OF the
Young Mems Christian Association in
Armory hall this evening. Much in
terest centers in the game between
the Hampton and Newport News as
ISOLATION teams in the armory next
Tuesday evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25
Death at the Home.

John n. Longfield, 62 years old, who
served with the sixteenth New York
heavy artillery regiment during the
Civil war, died in the hospital at the
National Soldiers Homo yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25
OFF FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Cruiser Pennsylvania Win Be Pre-.
scented Silver Set,

The United States cruiser Pennsyl
vania has sailed from Hampton Roads
for Philadelphia. While in Philadel.
phia the citizens of Pennsylvania will
present to the cruiser handsome
silver set.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25
Well. That Helped Some

There is no Democratic balm in that
election in Ohio. The donkey merely
kicked the elephant OFF the lot
Washington Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25
Now For Christmas.

You cannot fail to get fresh mince
meat and materials for fruit cake if
you phone 18. Now's the time.
II BEASLEY s. BUSH.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-25

The grand jury in the Circuit Court
will begin an inspection and investiga-
lion of the personal property books
OF Commissioner of Revenue Harry
w. Booker next Tuesday.
The jury was in session all day yes
terday and returned one Indictment
against Robert Dorm. who is charged
with selling liquor without a license
in the Salter's Creek section.
When the jury came into the court
room ut the hour Of adjournment last
evening the foreman asked the court
to adjourn the jury over until Tuesday
morning, as the grand jury desires to
inspect the personal property books
of the commissioner.
The inspection of tho personal prop.
erty books promises to be thorough as
the jury is DESTROYS OF discovering the
accuracy of the taxable property turn
ed in and just who has failed 10
make the proper report OF their per-
sonal property.
| Judgment for Crockett.
In the case of Crockett against Car
pentcr, heard in the Circuit Court
yesterday, judgment was rendered in
favor of the plaintiff, but the defen-
dant was allowed TO offset the amount
with accounts which he holds against
| the plaintiff.
Webb Gets 500.
In the Circuit Court yesterday
judgement was rendered for s93 in
favor of Jackson Webb against Mary
Sriller.
Given Five Days.
Samuel Brinkley. colored, was SEN
fenced to spend five days in the county
Jail yesterday by Judge Blackstone for
carrying concealed weapons. Brinkley
was fined by justice, but appealed
TO the Circuit Court.
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Nail in His Foot.

Mr.. William Cunningham ran ten
penny nail in his foot while at work
near Hampton yesterday.
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NOTICE.

a meeting OF the stockholders of
The Peoples Building and Loan Asso.
citation OF Hampton, Va, will be held
i'll Basette's Academy of Music at s
o'clock d. IN. on Monday evening, De.
cember A, 1905, for the election of di.
rectors for the ensuing year and for
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting
HARRIS BARRETT,
ll-2l.l2t Secretary.
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CHIN OF YOUTH
TORN OFF BY SHOT
Frederick Lee, White, Accident.
ally Killed Noses Critten.
den, CoIOred Boy.
SHOOTING IN BARN YARD

Lee Had Been Rabbit Hunting When
He Found His colored Friend in
the Barn Yard of Mr.. Stanton
Thought shell Had Been Taken Out
of Gun.
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Coffee That 10 Golf,

Coffee That 10 Coffee.
Just the kind BEASLEY & BUSH
is offering for 25 cents per pound.
Phone, Is. 1t
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tyANTED-BOARD, IN PRIVATE
family by lady. References exclIang-
ed. Box 214, Hampton. 1861
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BOOKER'S BOOKS
TO BE INSPECTED
'irand Jury Will Look Over Com
missioner of Revenues
Accounts.
once INDICTMENT IS RETURNED

Those Who Have Failed to Make
Proper Returns as to Their Taxable
Property Will Be investigated
Judge Blackstone Hands Down Sew.
craI Important Decisions.