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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
AFTERNOON SESSION !.

with tull board sheriff and auditor
present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Avon Clarion, printing, as
amended, s26 25
Matt Weisser, county supplies 73 so
Frank Ptak, lumber for road
districts, s25s
: : II III I. Sanford, county cattle in-
spector, SO
F. B. Morgan, recording road
deed, so
John Travnicel, road work, 79 SO
l. f. Barber deputy cattle in
spector 80 90
Fullerton Lumber Co., lumber, l9 80
Springfield Hardware Compa-
ny, nails ETC., 4 %
Jas. Kinsella, county printing
for January and February,
19Ut, as amended, 90
Avon Clarion, county printing, SIS
D. H. Platte, care Of Jacob Ba-
ker, pauper, "a so
Peter Kirschman, road work, 8 90
Joseph Lee; road work. 90
Christ Wittmeyer, road work, 12 90
Educator School Supply Co.,
supplies for Co. Supt., l3 "a
Nipple Printing Co, supplies
for Co. Supt., ] 25
W. M, Welsh Co., supplies for
Co. Supt., 35 55
Will A. Beach, blank books, 80 40
Perkins Bros, blanks. 6 IS
Brown & Saenger, blanks, "A
Perkins Bros, books and blanks, 43 20
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., tax lists, y 40
Vernon G. Fox, medical servic-
es for prisoner 40 60
J. H, Ser, mdse for county, 10 25
John w. Wallace, surveying
county roads. +S Sd
F. A. Morgan Lumber Co., lum-
ber for road districts. 373 12
News Printing Co, ten session
laws, 30 90
Moved and carried that the German
Telephone Company Of Bon Homme
county are hereby granted permission
to build telephone line as asked for in
their petition; provided that they set
the poles not more than two feet in the
highway and leave no holes open in the
highway.
Moved and carried that the following
roads, one commencing 1882 links south
of northeast corner Of northeast quarter
of section 10 in township SO of range 81
War. by Mag. Merid.) thence north
81 deg 80 min west for 925 links and i
rods wide, thence south 81 deg 90 min
west for 416 links and rods wide,
thence north SO deg 90 min west for 1855
links and rods wide, thence north 90
deg min west for 432 links to the sec.
ton line between sections and 10 in
township SO, lange 81 and containing l
and 93-100 acres; and the other COM
mencing 3l5 feet south Of the north
west corner Of the northwest quarter of
section II in township 90, range 81,
thence north 64 deg II min east for 442
feet, set iron and stones, thence north
81 deg AZ min east for 1877 feet set iron
and stones, thence north 81 deg 5 min
east for S22 feet to the section line be-
tween sections 2 and IL in township sc
range 81, 1857 feet east of the northwest
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20

Fred Trumbo, son Of
nrumbo, who formerly lived
Springfield, was caught in the flood
with three or four others, on Bad
river about two weeks ago, and
was drowned. d:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20

Eastern Star.
Meets upon the first and third Mon
lay of each month at Masonic hall.
MRS. ELIZABETH DIEHI,
MRS. JENNIE REEVES, w. NJ i.
Sec'y.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20

M. w. Of A.
Meets on the first Tuesday evening
If each month.
j. p. REsNER,
P. A. BLISS, v. &.
Clerk.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
TINE TABLE.

c.. M. & St. P. Railway.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-07-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

B. SEAGLEY,
Office second floor of Bee ker Block.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
!. SCHOONER; ! ! 9 = JANE 81
PALMER ASHORE
Grew Abandons Largest Five.Master al
Great Rlp-Wreckers E
at Work.

An Associated Press dispatch re.
scciYed last night from Nantuclef.
MISS. says that the big five.musted
schooner June Palmer. which recently
falled from this port for Portland. with
a cargo of 1000 tons of coal FRIDAY
grounded on Great Rip, on the east end
OF the Island of Nantucket and now
lies in an exposed position. Captain
Wiley and!Shis crew Abandoned the
vessel IN tho schooner's boat yeste,!.
day aud landed at Nantucket. Mass !.
last night. |
The Palmer Isl owned, by VIM. b.
;;PayMer a Goa. of Boston and has beer
plying In the tcastwise coal trade he.
tween this pert. Boston and Portland
for some time.
lie Palmerjis the largest of the Ave.
masted schoO1erS and IS valued nj
Si'3'1llo. She Is almost new having
been launched only a few nlcnths ago
!tirpatl rlpiis one of the most danger.
Gus places in North Atlantic waters.
"a large 1uantfty of coal las bee,,
thrown overheard by the wreckcrs and
Alle crew Mt sunset last might. Int she
was still hard aground when last heard
FROM, "a t..s. NJ % :. - t- ., .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
|. 6. Serves, Of Boston, on Hamp.
ton Roads Golf Course.
vARDON AND DUNN HAD FAILED
New Conner Made 10 Holes in "a
Strokes, Beating Ivcs' Record of is
in 7s-eoifing Tour Through the
South.

by making eighteen holes In seventy
four STROKES MI, l.. G Serves. Of Bos.
ten. yesterday lowered the record for
the golf course CT the Hampton Roads
Eolf aud Country Clue. The previous
record Df u was made some time ago
by MIR. L. l.. Ives, Of this city and both
Harry Fardon and Harry Dunn have
nude unsucccss ful attempts to lower
It,
Mr.. Scrvos made the first holes in
Nirly-eight strokes anil tue second In
tl,irty,siN. a. number of The members
OF the club We're on the course to wit.
ness the fine exhibition of golf playing.
- This is the sixty-second course in
NC South TO have its record lowered,
ny Mr.. Serves. who is Il professional
golf player. He has been ON n tour
Of the South for several months. ono
month Of which he spent in Richmond.
Mr. Servps IS now stopping ut the
POcahOntas club
The usual Saturday afternoon ten
was held n. tho golf club yesterday,
Mcstlan't's Warrington and Lee, Of
Hamrton. being the hostcsses. I'll
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21

Lynchburg. have returned nome after:
spending several days with friends In
.;lIisicity.
Mrs. John Huber returned; yesterday
from, Williamsburg, where she spent
q week with friends.
Miss Margaret Kirk left yesterday
for MecklenlMrg county 20 visit
friends.
Miss lila Levitt returned home yes
terday after visit to friends In Man
chester
Miss Mayme Cartar has returned
from Baltimore after visit to friends
in thai ,ity.
MIR. Joseph Roberts. who has been
Ill for some time at the Chesapeake
& Ohio hospital at Clifton Forge. Is
improving.
Miss Elizabeth Dnwnes is quite sick
ut her home in East End.
Mrs. Kate Vaughn, of Baltimore Is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Isalel WEIGH. who has been Ill
with measles, has recovered.
Miss Louise Goddin left yesterday
for. Williamsburg to attend the funeral
OF her aunt. Mrs. Joe y. Morrison.
Miss. hdellnc Lapsley. who has been
spending the winter with her cousin
Mrs. H. ]. Patton, left yesterday for
Columbia, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. st. j. Howard have
returned from Clifton Forge, where Mr..
Norwood underwent an operation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
pr. Porter iResurrlirls...

Rev. J. WfPorter. D. d. pastor of
the Newport News Baptist church. re-
turned Yesterday from Elizabeth City,
N c., where he began a series of re-
yigal services last Monday. The doc.
tor preached to large congregations
all during the week. great interest
being manifested In the services. There
were tliirty-fye conversions:
Today DR.. Porter will occupy his
pulpit }at the usual. hours, preaching, on
the following subjects. Morning ..T'hs
Mountains" evening. Nocturnal
Visitation" ,B S3tl d g.
Special services for the firemeh Of
the city were to have been held to.
sday,il,uts on account Of the.sillness OF
Chief Stow they have been postponed
until next Sunday. We g5s Z.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
Theatrical
.ia....sni........aai., ..a....a....us...

ssHsssssntssusshhse1hsnae
The Corinno ltunkcl Stock Company
will open its third weeks engagement
tomorrow night with one of the great
est OF all. the sensational melo-tlramas.
kidnapped" This is play that has
had a big run at the American thoatcr
In New York City. ;ll
e Kidnapped" will he produced Mon
day. Tuesday. Wednesday, matinee, and
night. The Corinnc Runkel Company
has been drawing large houses and has
becdme great favorite here since Its
opening. The receptions held on the
stage ON Wednesdays have drawn large
crowds and from the number OF people
going on the stage, they have been:ap-.
prcciated iln. A.1S ,,
Another ono of these receptions will.
be held next Wednesday. a change OF
specialties and pictures will be seen.
Popular prices will prevail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
EVER Y A|I15RF|jI.
A Little Care VIII Save Many: Newport
News Readers Future Trouble.

Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they nave the amber hue of
health;
7. The discharges not excessive or in
frequent;
Contain no "brick-dust like sedi.
ment. ;5
Doan's Kidney pills will do this for
you. lss7 b
They watch the. kidneys ana cure
them when they're sick. is
~. W,2Chamberiain, day clerk In Ho-
tel lLexlng toh, says: When a man is
ANNOYED with fpaifsin the small Of the
hac and the kidney secretions. contain
a sediment like brick dust he may be
certain that his kidneys require atteIi-
ton. TO know this is one thing, but
what to, DO 5Gnderithe circumsta is
often al mystery. My advice Ito any
one aware of these complications is 60
to. Aliens drug store for Doan S; Kidney
Pills and take course of the treat
ment, Two boxes so strengthened my
ddneys that when their action become
normal the backache ceased. = n
For sale by all dealers, Price SO
cents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States. ~ 81 4, q
Remember the name Doan. sand
take no other. Is; 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
Sam Sims, Young Negro Black.
smith Stabbed to Death.
UNKNOWN eh,URDF RER ESCAPES
Mer.a,'y Wounded Negro Met Police
man on Street, But Was Unable ITO
4aTell Name ct His Assallant-coro;
ner's Inquest Today. Is

During a drunken brawE sam Sims
young negro blacksmith employed nj
the shipyarG, was stabbed to death by
an unknown negro man this morning
at 1 O'clock, on the porch of his hoard,
Ing house. No $50 Twenty-fourth
street. :. The. fight started on the cor.
ner cf Twenty:fGurth street and Jefrer-
son avenue and Sims ran to his home
alter being warned by officer Griftin
that lie. must keen order. When the
officer disappeared the other negro
went To Sims. hnme and they renewed
WITH the result that Sims
was stabbed on the right side OF his
neck, the knife blade piercing the jug.
ular vein.
p che murderer fed and The wounded
man walked mp 1'wcnty.fourtii street to
jefferson avenue where he met Officer
Griffin. The mans path was marked
iby 4, trait of bltoa and lie was unable
to speak. Tho officer assisted him to
frwenty.Gfth street where he sat down.
while Officer, Griffin went across the
street aud tclephoned the police sta
tioh
Upon his return the otlie er found the
man lying fiat on his back on the pave.
mant of Twenty-fifth street near the
cGrner,'t In z pool CT his own blood. I In
n few minutes the wounded Eegro was
dead. .se 81
Officers Webb and Messiok had ar
rived in the meantime and they wen.
10 Sims boarding house where they ar.
rested the occupants and locked them
ZIP ~ the police, station, where they arc
Icing held as witnesses. Those ar-
rested were William Walker. Alice iTr.
wing. Daisy Irving ami Maggie Bricc,
all negroes. The Brice woman htl
blood on her apron when she arrived
at the station. tut she says she knows
nothing of the fight. .EfT
ne ,hody OF the dend man was NOV
ed. to C,lnnngham's undertaking. estab.
lishment on TWonty-third street about
81 o'clock and Coroner Gary will
hold an inquest there this morning.
lie police have no clew to tho :dcil-
t:ty of'thc murderer of Sims. -.I
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
LARGE FLOUR sAIiPMENTs.
Nearly Twenty Thousand Barrels Elk.
ported Last Week. 49, l.,e

The aggregate amount of flour ex-
ported from, this port during the week
ending last night was the largest of
this month the total being 1895 bar
rols. Four large steamships sailed
from this port last week and each took
Quantity of Hour. Two oflthem are
regular tradersiat this hort and belong
to the Chesapeake and Ohio feet. The
other two were the Luganp and Al.
noras which have made several visits
i 70 this port for caFgoes recently.
z = The only other shipments OF cereals
made during the week was 2,571 bar.
rcls CT corn meal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
Organ Recital.

An organ recital will be given at St.
Paul's Episcopal church tomorrow
night BY MIR. William M. Jenkins. al
Richmond. assisted by Mrs. CIV. Rob.
inson. Miss Eugemie Adams and Mr.;
William A. Prltchard. under the au.
spices of st. Paul's Chapter. Brother.
hood Of st. Andrew. Mr., Jenkins is
organist for the Monumental Episco.
pal church. Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
For Representative Assembly.
(By Associated Presa.l

ST. PETERSBURG, May 2o-Thu
Boulisin reseript commission has pracy
lieally completed its lahors and tho
Associated Press is in d position to an:
nouncc that it will recommend the ess
adjustment of representative assem-
bly, with lirritcd legislative powers,
The project will be published about
the end of May.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
Marine. Notes

-ossnssessts 40 lnssa d sspstci,sss1sH ~
u I, 4. The !e eoastWise coal barge City of
Montreal. is in dry dock No. 2. at thi.
shlpyartl. having her hull cau.kct..
cleaned aud painted
The%old large State of Texas. has
beer, he flloatcd into dry deck No. 2, at
the shipyarI. for The purpose Of having
worrkE,}sd2ne, OH her hull below the water
line.
7 The British steamship palatlnia
cleared yesterday for Norfolk. The
steamship las: been at he shipyar
mere ne for tho past week, undergoing
repairs to her. hull, which was dam.
aged while she was aground Gil Tho
Florida Keys about three weeks s ago.
Tho seven,n,asted schooner Thomas
W. Lawson, which arrived in port last
sunday from Boston sailed yesterday
Withea large cargo of coal.
The Chesapeake and Ohio stea,nei.
Virginia. which has been at the ship.
yard for; the past week UNDERGOING her
regular spring dycrhdll,ng, returned
70 q. her route between this city and Nor.
folk yesterday afternoon. KS
Up TO tho week ending last night
a, about ,l 2o5.ooO tons of coal has heeni
ssfhllppsl fr6m this port since the first
OF @; May. The shipments have been rath,
or large and 3at the present rate :iie
iss l,iIr for the month will 5e thu
largest in, the h!istory Of tho port.
9 si Arrived Yesterday.
Schooner Jacob M. Haskell Mer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
Social Personal

Mrs Katherine Small, OF r.eanote, l.,
visiting Mrs. John Merritt. on Forty
fifth street.
Mrs. A. G. Harwocd, of Grove, is Wis.
ting relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Hunter, of Wythevillc, is
visiting her son here.
Mcssrs. Irvine and Pendergrast. Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
Lafayette Avenue Baptist.

Rev. A. A. Butler. pastor of the
Lafayette avenue Baptist church. will
preach this morning on tho subject,
Two facts With Question in the
Middle. The evening services will be
erangelistic. the pastor preaching on
the subject, The Call Of Mercy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
Thirtieth street, Christian.

At The ThirtIeth street Christian
church tc.lay tho pastor, Rev. Milo s.
Atkinson will preacli morning and
evening at the usual hours There
Will be baptismal services after the
evening sermon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
Chestnut Avenue Mcthodist.

Children's Day exercises will be held
at the Chestnut avenue Methodist
church tonight at 1880 o'clock An in,
teresting program has been arranged
for the occasion. This morning the
pastor. Rev. j. T. Green. will preach
OIL the subject. ",The Burning Brush.
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East End Christian.

" Services will be held at the East
End Christian chruch this morning at
u o'clock and this evening at 8
O'Clock. The pustcr. Rev, N. G. New.
man. will preach on the following Sub,
teots; Morning, THE Living Sacri-
fice:" evening, "a Great Danger and
Safe Remedy"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
.Irlnity MsthodIst Church.

baplaini sIsaaes,s ofs the Il battleship
Kearsafgei Will; ocellpy the pulpit sof
the Trinity Methodist church tonight
az 9 O'clock seamen are especially
Invited Ito attend the services. Tho
past II Rev B Beallchamp, will
shreach this morning I! at sso,slock on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
SD. PauI,s Enineonal

Regular services will be held at st:
PauIs Episcopal church this morning
at IL o'clock and this evening at, 5
o'clock. The rector, Rev. A. 0. Sykes.
Will preach at both hours. 81
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Episcopal Mission

There will lie meeting of the con.
Srrsntion of the East Newport News
Episcopal Mission tomorrow night at
4" o'clock at the residence af Mr.. j.
s., Andrews. 1852 Hampton avenue. !.
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Grace Methodist.

Rev. l.. G. Sllearer, pastor If the
Grace Methodist church. will preach
today on the following subjects: Morn.
ing. The Christian Debtor" evening,
Resisting the Devil"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
tho subiect'atA New Chapter in the
Acts ofsthe Apostles" "a
ST, Vineent,s Catholic

AT St.aYilcent's Catholic church to-
day services will be held as follows:
First mass ats o'clock second mass
at foI30 o'clock; Sunday school at 5
o'clock; svespers rand bene,liction at
1890 clock, ,Ii, ~ !, !.
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Baptist Tabernacle.

Regular services will be held at the
Baptist Tabernacle this morning at IL
o'nlGck and this evening at 7:45
o'clock. preaching by the pastor. Rev.
r. E. Sanford.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21
Calendar FOR Monday,

Tf7W WHtYr.. ..1.44 a. M; b:bU p III.
Stood by Husband Against Brother.
tBy Associated Press.l
E SALISBURY. N. c.. May 2O.-H.
Clay Grub. who has been on trial
here fer the past ten days. charged
with the killing of his hrolher-in-law
O. b. Davis, October 16 1905. was ae.
Quilted today. Both were prominent
citizens of Davidson county. Mrs.
Grublh the dead mans sister, remain
ell loyal TO her husband throughout the
trial
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Put Your Money

In this and you will get good returns.
lhree small dwellings bringing SIS
monthly, in good location only $1,000.
Have been held atISI,S0O but owner
must sell now. See w. 4. CHAPLIN,
Manager real estate department.,
25l7 Washington avenue. 5.21:6t
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Calendar For Today.

Sun Rises ...............d:51 u. III
gun ae1s ..,....... ......f:ll p. m
High water. ..1o:5S a. m 1880 D. n,
Low water. 1854 a. M; 4:5S p. nj
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Celebration II atSFlrst Presbyterian
Church To-day.
scOTc /. i i SPECIALLY. INVITED
-Four Hunsrsdth Anniversary of Great
Preachers slr,h-chlldren's Day
sersicea at Chestnut Avenue Ms.ho.
! dist Observation-Disclosures.

. g. .-fsf 81. d. a. II 4- b . d.
& Great c Congregations: made up large.
.4ly of Scot by birth OF descent, are ex:
}pectel to gather at the First Presby.
1terian church this morning AMI after.
noon toiatt END the services to be held
Sin celebrate pm of the four Ih1ndredth
anniversary pf Tue birth of John Knox.
.'yh,. commit ;ees in charge OF the ar.
rangenieills' or this celebration have
spent much I, Inc and care In prepsr.
ing for: the ov entS and endeayorlrg 10
-sIrut a special Invitation: to attend the
services In the hands of every Scotch.
man in the ci,y.? Neat invitations
have been sent put. each envelope
Containing "a smaS square of Scotch
paid in addition to the neat card of In,
vitation. Il: M
4, Interesting progr}ms have been ar
>rangede for both services and special
sermons will be preached by the pas
sltor. Rev. e. T. Wellf, srd.
Following are the ptograps:
Morning service-r1i O'clock.
Organ prelude.
H. NJ. DoX0lOSy.
Invocation,
Response by chorus.
First Scripture lesson. 7
Psalm No. 121-Tune dundee"
Second Scripture Lesson
Prayer.
solo-Mrs. Alex. Wills. "Aiy Ain
Ccphtrie"
Notices-Co Collection Dedication.
Psalm No. 100-Tune sold Humid
red"
Sermon by pastor. John Knox-His
life and 'labors. THE great5scotchman
as he was, Text, "A good name is
rather to be chosen than great riches"
PROV. 22:1..
Prayer.
Psalm No. Tune "Ralerma."
Benediction.
Organ postlude.
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! Afternoon Services O'clock.
Organ prelude.
Lords Prayer in concert. II
Response by chorus. .
Psalm No. 46-Tune "1,allis."
Scripture Lessen
Prayer.
Anthem by chorus. t4
Notices Ccllection-De Dedication.
Psalm No. 103-Tune "St. Petor.''
Sermon by. tie pastor. DIN Knox
His deathless spirit. The great
scotchman as he Is Text: Gle being
dead yet sreaketh."-Heb.. ia.
Prayer
Psalm No. AS. second version
Tune aDuke ST."
Benediction.
Organ postlude. .a t.
The special committees appointed
by the ichorch to arrange for the
KNOX celebration were as follows:
Wnla3 Hamilton general chairman;
q. =. McAlpine. general secretary. q
Information ccmmittee-A. Shank:
land, chairman: Chas. White James
scrimgeonr,tJ. B. Conner. E. H. Nc.
Falden, J. "A. sommerville. VIM. Tow
crs. Chas. F. Price. j. w. McNaIr. Jno.
Miller. Mrs. Thos. Scott. Mrs. J.. Is.
Conner, Mrs. A.. shankland, Mrs. Jas.
Kenney -
Invitation committee-Chas White.
chairman; Alexander Ccwan, T. F.
Scott, John Hamilton. J. M. Wilson,
Francis lFindlay. "a. B. Brebner, Mrs.
G. IS. McAlalne.1 Mrs. j. B. Conner.
Mrs. A. Standard.
u Music committee VIM Hamilton. A.
r, Brebner. Mrs. Alex. Wills! Il
d Reception committee-Arc
shankland. Chas. White. James scrim-
gto,n, G. BsMcAlpine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21

- .
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white duck, and cannon CLOTH; Gle;
gantiy, made perfect fit;sciit full
and vide; worth 1926. C1sEn
For tomorrow ..::...... ~ lsCU
Ladies' Wash Skirts; made ,of
the best White Sea island duck;
deliberately trimmed and tucked;
worth $500. For GO 40
tomorrow $1,000. .YUlO0
Ladies' Wash Skirts; made iof
mercerized white linen; seams
tucked; their fit. and appearance
equal TO, the best garments made;
worth $500. For Oh 90
tomorrow ....... sgafi J1
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. c. st. ]. Howard have
returned from Clifton Forge. where MIR
Norwood underwent an operation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-21

Ladies' Wash Skirts; made of /
good quality brown linen; cut full
and wide; perfect hang and fit;
these skirts cannot be duplicated
under $3.50. For tomor- GO 40
row we mark them RHIf0 !
Misses Wash Skirts; made of
good quality white duck; cmbroid-i
cry trimmed; perfect Mt; these
identical skirts bought tossell flor
$3.50. but for tomorrow CT To-
we mark them ..........$ ssJ0
Ladies' Wash Suits; made in col
ored percale. tucked front. with
white piping through; worth $3.50.
For tomor- 3ssll Qd 40
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1905-02-10
MELTON TOWN.
Regular correspondence

Regular correspondence.
d. Benton of Claud will open
school at Halls Valley next Mon
day.
H. 7. Phifer has returned from
visit to his sister, Mrs. Sis Will
son.
Tom Ball of Claud fell on the
ice a few days ago and dislocated
his ankle.
Felt Farmer is reported to have
seen deer near Sulphur Springs
last Friday.
A spelling bee is to take place
between Halls Valley and Rush
ing's Parsonage.
Warren Woods says if he lives
until next fall he will have plenty
of wood. Poor fellow; he is sure
to freeze in August
MELTON Town, February Z.