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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-20
ADAMs-aoLDFIELD MINING COM
pAMY.

Incorporated under the avs of Ari-
IONA; capitalization 10000 shares;
par value 81; 100000 shares in the
treasury.
Principal office. Tonopah. New: loca-
ton of property. Goldfeld mining dis
trict, consisting of the Adams, Jeffer-
son and Monroe claims, adjoining the
property of the Goldfield Mining COM
pany on the north. Active development
work now in progress.
Officers and directors-R. l.. Johns,
president; j. r. Dufield, vice president;
ii. T. Bragdon. secretary; A. c. Eisen,
treasurer; M. E.. Ish.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-20
Directory of Principal Mining Companies Of GoIdfeId District


Incorporated under the laws Of Arr
zona- capitalization. 1000. 00o. shares;
par value, 81 each: 100000 shares IN
the treasury.
Principal office, Jumbo. Nevada Post
office address, Columbia, Esmeralda
county, Nevada Location of properly.
Goidield mining district, consisting OF
-four claims, viz: Jumbo, Clermont,
Lucky Boy and Grizzly Bear.
Officers: c. d.. Taylor, PRESIDENT r.
L. Taylor. vice president. C. +. Hoits
secretary.
Directors; c. ID. Taylor. Fl. L. Taylor,
Thos. Robinson. G. H. Booth, c. p. Holt.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-20
LITTLE WILLIE

'Lioyd Kenyon Jones in Mining
Record.)
Wlllle's face was pale and wan.
Mlllle's heart was weak,
"lllles ears were thin and white.
Nose came to a peak.
willie had a hacking cough,
One lung to the bad,
famlly wiped their eyes and said.
"0h, but this is sad"
Packed up Willie little kit,
Sent him to the hills,
Told him to eat s~unshine-and
Surely take his pills.
W1lne's eyes were blue an. sad.
Willie courage failed,
Wrote the folks to take him baet
Wished to France he'd sailed.
Miners said such naughty things,
Swore and chawed terback.
Laughed right plumb in Willie's face.
When 'er poor Bill did hack.
Slapped 'em on the wrists one day.
And snapped out, $50 there,
yet anotner just as hard,
If you ever dare
Fin'ly Willie's lonesomeness
Forced him to sit up
Scenery looked blamed good to him
Not a bitter cupl
Willie watched the miners work,
Saw them in such luck,
Traded glad rags for old togs,
Started in to muck.
Worked all winter under ground,
Learned how to say, "hell,"
Told the folks about himself,
Said he was quite well.
Old machine man went all in,
Willie took his place,
From that day, b'gosh, old Bill
Simply set the pace.
Learned the leads and slopes and that,
Foot and hangin' wall;
Willie seemed to fit right in,
Surely had the call!
Nothin' Billie couldn't learn,
Naught he couldn't do;
Everybody just liked Bill
So, old pal, would you.
One day Bill picked up a vein.
Hundred thousand strong;
Cinched just five adjoining claims
Got 'em for a song.
When the comp my did find out,
Said, cts those for u.s.,
Bill said, "Sure, just sign a lease;
Come, DOM raise a FUSS
Bill is drinkin' good champagne,
W a palace car
Stained glass windows and all that,
And a sweet, long bar.
But Bill sticks close to the West,
Needs his only lung,
Strong enough to let him sing
The sweetest ever sung.
Bill says, "Rats with great white
plague,
Sure as ! m Bill Terrell
Ny five claims are christened now,
Ca 'em YELLOW PERIL!
"Just to string the jest along,
. Ev'ry time we pump,
Ask the boys just how it looks
In the old Con Sump!"
Say the boys, "No, Bill, old man,
nverything's all right
Coughin' up most cheerfully,
Collar is on tight.
Even guys with pallid cheeks,
Have wisdom in their wheeze-
You're all right, Bill, pipes and all
Yon'ra the who'll darnad cheese
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-20
aoLDfIELD MINING COMPANY or
A

Incorporated under the laws of Ari-
IONA; capitalization 1000, 600 shares;
par value 81; 100000 shares in the
treasury.
Once-Goldfeld, New: location of
property, Goldheld. New; comprising
seven claims. viz: January, February.
September, October. st. Paul, Cracker
Jack and Henry Clay.
Officers and directors-R. L. Johns,
president; H. 7. Bragdon. vice-presi-
dent; A. G.. Eisen, secretary and treas
urer; Geo. l.. Brown, w. M. Stansbury:
H.. 1. Bragdon, mine manager r. l..
Johns, attorney.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-20
BIG ELK GOLD MINES CO.

Incorporated under the laws of Ari-
coma; capitalization, 1900. 600 shares;
ury.
Principal Office, Goldfeld, New; loca-
ton of property, one mile south OF the
Combination, consisting of the Gold
Wedge and Union claims.
officers and directors-James Faulk-
ner, president, Goldfeld, New, j. r.. Gill
lespie, vice president, Denver. Colo,
Lewis +. Wilson, secretary n treas
urer, Goldfeld, New.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-20

Incorporated under the laws of the
State of South Dakota. capitalization,
5000 shares. par value 500 per share.
Main office, Goldfeld. Nevada. officers
and directors: volney B.. Leonard, vice.
president; William Russell, secretary,
J. F. Mitchell, consulting engineer, w.
A. Marshall, F. T. Allen.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-10-20
rnEE BOOKLET.
49,. ~ d;scovery and develop

Describing the discovery and develop,
nent of Tonopah. Goldfeld, kawicn anu
/ nllfrog. is being distributed by franA
1yre;der & Bro, Merchants Excnanse'
francisco. 1t contains valuable m
ration and should be in the nahus
avery one interested in the s'oseenf
y districts named. COPIES sen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
COAL AND WOOD.
restrained, often spells The artistic Of
fcc, Of Il dramatic climax.
Mr.. Youna's Return.

James Young. one Of the leading
mcmhcrs of Miss Viola Aliens com.
pany, is well known among the theatre
gocrs here. Heading his own com.
pany, he played AT the old opera house
on several occasions, presenting Ham.
let" David Garrici" and Lord By
ron. and became quite iavOritc.
especially among the young people.
Since he was here last Mr. Young has
been abroad with Sir Henry Irving
and this is his second season with Miss
Allen. The young actor has been n
hard student ever since the time he
was an amateur III Baltimore, his
home, and during the present tour he
has been delivering lectures on
Shakespeare iii various places He
has made engagements for three lee
lures during the company's stay In
Richmond, and yesterday he was heard
by the young ladies OF the Hampton
college
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

talented actress has cssaycd no such
opportunity has ever before been al.
foLdcd her OF demonstrating the re.
markabIc, versatility which character.
ICES her work this, season iIcrmoinc
and Pcrdita are widely dissimilar parts.
but Miss Allen diffcrcntiates with
astonishing facility the characters OF
the nlatrnn and maid As Hcrmoinp.
u" lli'lav"rcd queen. she is digniflcd
matronly, mature. while as Pcrdita
The daughter, she caplivaies her audi.
encc hy her dainty SirlishncsS. and i'm.
Unite charm OF bubhling youth 10
those who had seen her only as Gloria
Qua%lc. in THE Christian" she was
revelation as llcrmonc, although as
Periita il must he admitted that she
was reminiscent OF Hal Gaines hero.
inc. in which part she scored
her first success. Her portrayal OF
lIcrmoinc and PcrsIiia undoubtedly
establishes her as ono Of the foremost
Shakespearcan actresses of tho day.
OF Miss Aliens support too mucl,
cannot be said in praise. Unlike the
companies by which stars of the great
or magnitude are usually surrounded
when they visit provincial towns. Miss
Aliens associates are players of merit
who read their lines intclliscntly and
contribute their full share to n pol.
iShcd performance. There was hardly
a weak point in the entire cast.
Mr.. Henry Jcwctt. as Lcontes. King
OF Stella gave powerful intcrpreta.
tion OF the morbdly suspicious and in.
sancly jealous king. while MIR. Boyd
Putnam was almost. If not quite, Ms
acceptable as Polixencs. King OF 10
hemia. One of the principal characi.
crs in tho play. that Of i'lorzcl, son O:
PoiiXenes. was admirably sustained
by MIR. lanes Young. who was n fay
nriic in Newport News in the DAYS of
the old Johnson Opera House. That
he is still remembered here was evi.
dcnccd last night by The cordial greet
ing he. received on his first entrance.
or the female members of the cast.
MISS hcllie Tilbury, as Paulina, was
most effective. In fact, she had the
only opportunity. aside from the star.
for the exercise of dramatic talent.
Miss Allen was compelled to respond
to number OF curtain calls. ami il
seemed at one time that. in conformity
with q depl6rable local habit, theoaudi.
ence would insist upon bringing Her.
moinc to life at once after her sup
posed death at the end of tho second
act. This custom of some local thea.
TRIGGERS, whose enthusiasm cannot be
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Overturned High In Air on File
yated Railroad.
ONE WOMAN FATALLY HURT

tHv Assncialch rresa.l


CHICAGO. ILLS, March lover.
turning Ei@t in the mir on the Lake
street Elevated railroad, u passcnGer
"':tc!'. wiili eighty PERSONS ahnard cS,
Caped b"in" dashed 10 he granite pave.
rncnL below ON" woman Was piniout Il
on thc tracks within Il few inches 4
the deadly electric ;hird rail na.i
though finally cXtr,atcd aliva, is IL.
tally injured Forty Other passengers
were injured nut not seriously
The upsct vas caused by The ca,
,nisSt!i" Il sw.itch The irain, consist
iTg nt twO coaches. was turning south
and inc first car had PASSED over H."
switch safely. The truck. Of The see.
h.h ear missed ana tAc car fen OH II :
side Gcrr"s tic t.urns
Fc'! Gu! OF tic Window.
.;!ias Juh!,lr Storm. uf .lua,in. H.,
icil out ri w'n,ln~ and rolled unh.r
The N"avy trushs Of Tho second ra:.
which hcid iicr shoulders to The trar:;
ciosc beside The third rail. The
screams Of Ih,. unfortunate wnui,,l
could bn heard for more than Il hlGri;
One passenger iInIucG !. l.. Henry.
had r'itu!ariy narrow "Scapc from
urih. Henry was Gtan.in. on th..
!rCnt Platform nf 'l" &oromd coach
when the car WAS turned he Was pi,ch,
ed oti. His Endy struck ,ho elevated
trnctnr" and hr VAS rullin" off inc
the street i,aIuw whom h. araspcd !;
!ail and chung. au&pcnt,rl abov" III,
street. Until II fireman raised latiir.
ih!i carried him doWn
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T Theatrical


Ono OF the largest and most fash.
Ionablr audiences OF the season saw
viola Allen and supporting com.
pany OF exceptional strength in The
Winters Tale" at the Academy OF Mn.
sic last night. The acting version of
The play used differed slightly from
the library edition of tho poets work,
but the changes were immaicrial and
never III variance with historical cor.
RICHNESS. IL was by far The most
elaborate. if not the only really clabo-
rate. Shakespearcan production ever
seen in Newport News. being well nigh
perfect in every detail.
Miss Allen. following The example OF
Mary Anderson and other distinguish.
rd predecessors, played the dual r0lcs
VI tcrm0inc and Perdita. Whatever
may DO said of other characters this
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Billy kersands Today

The stage or the Academy of Music
mis- afternoon and tonight will he
held by Billy kersands and his colorcd
troupe. There has been large nd.
vance sale for the balcony seats
which, in addition 10 tho gallery. is
reserved for colored people. and The
indications arc that n large crowd will
witness both performances. KerSantls
has been a star for years and BESIDES
having the reputation OF being one OF
the hest negro comedians in the hlsi-
ness. he is known for the size of his
mouth. which is said TO be The biggest
In America.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Young Woman and Two YOU'VE
Men Are Drowned.
TRAGIC. END or A BOAT RiDE
Trio Left Dock at 10 O'clock Sunday
Night For Row. Screams Were
iie"rh. But II Was Thought Men
Were Frightening the Girl.
ny Associated rrces.)


SANFOkD. Fla. March 7.-Whila
hGat riding on Lake Monroe Sunday
hishr Miss Maggie l.noncy. of Thomas
Vile ia. 0lto Mcltlroy and Reese
'iHSd. of Ibis place. were drowned.
I'll" Young people left The dock at
lh:m y. m. in u small row boat
"crranS wcr" heard on Tho lake Soni
after. hit their friends on Tho dock san.
posed the young men were simply try.
ih% In friiht"n The young lady ai.d
never dreamed of the true conditions
Searching Party Found Nothinu.
Alarmed ny IN" long absence OF tho
pArIr Il iMat was secured and search.
ing party Mcnrfoui. but found nothiu.,
Al Gayiish, Monday morning the
boat VAS found upturncd not a hundrr.l
yaIGS from shallow water and the three
dead hmiicS were dragged from bc.
meath The heat
Young McElrny's people live IN Rir.
Inng!lam. Ala. Reese Boyd leaves a
mother hero.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

dcrcr.' answered Sheriff Curtis.
Tho answer OF the shcrifI brouehr.
lonth Il hearty laugh from brooks. WIN
exclaimed: rs that all?"
Bro nkS then lau"hingly said as II,
vas disappearing into lie cell, that he
had Just as we'll he dead" alihoueh
nc offered ne reason for such Il feeling.
When The sheriff told him that ho wa;
wanted AWAY from Hampton. Dronl;!,
dropped his heat and without inuuir.
Ing ms To the city walked back tn his
cell
lirooks has a scar on his head. which
he claims lie Sni by falling through The
hatcliway of Il shin.
Chief Gallagher Notified.
Sheriff L. X. Curtis wired Chief Gal.
lasher in AloEiclair of tito arrc., ~
Brooks.
several days ago haru was mys.
5criousiy burned in York county and il
WAS thought that HrCcks set fire Ia
The place. He WAS. however. able 40
cNCn'raic himself Of The accusations.
Crime Charged Against Him.
headers III the Daily Press will re-.
member the Associated Press dispatrh
published i'll the papers from Mont
clair giving tho full details Of tho muir.
Ger al Mrs Hannah Ross on Fcbru
hry -. Mrs. Ross WAS. in AGED widow
aud lived alamo in AIoni,luir. III wa.;
sa'd ihhi 81" Was quite wealthy. Or
he morning of February 80 her resi-.
dcncc was mystcriously burned ami
htr charrcd remains were later found
III the debris OF The building.
CO. Gilman Suddenly Disappears.
Almost simultaneously with tho
hhrninG OF tho residence, of Mrs. Ross
htr rnhchin:n who had brIn cnlpinved
by her only ii lew days ho fore. liSap.
r"arcd, and has not since brcn srcu
III Alfhiclnir. On account Of The shor,
residence of The cnachman i'm Miami.
cEair us name WAS MOI generally
Known to The police or To the ir;cn.I;
IL the murdered woman. The dc.crin.
ion al The man that 50 fully comedies
with Brooks appearance was SEM ont
through The ncwspart RS
Chief Gallagher is cominq.
~ 10 o'clock tonight Chief OF nclicn
Gallagher called S,hcrim Curtis over tho
long distance Telephone. So imurrSs.
"a WAS Chief Gallagher with the oniu.
ion that Brnnl>s is the man he wants
ih' J" ted Sheriff Curtis Ec would
'ak" iii" ;:rsi train out OF Montrlair
l"' li"mrtGn. lie will probably ar.
iN" here clrly tomorrow mornlE;.
OroY: Cab in New Jersey.
lirc"ks later in the night admitted
lhai he has lived I'm New Jersey ana
SAID that he WAS Il cab driver. iIr
would not say iha: he had driver a cal.
III M"nicDar hut said il was in .lrrsry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

u hard Tor woman 10 make hrr-
~! nciicvr that the man who pays MI
ms mousse bills promptly aud can't do
any more rs as good II husband a.. tic
"Ar who doesn't but who lIr!upS his
WI" hone bunch 81 flowers every
saturday nieht.Nrw FORK Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

VIRGINIA.: IN THE CLIHr,K,S or.
FICE OF THE CORPORATION
COURT FOR TIE CITY or NEW.
/. PORT NEWS. THE 10th DAY OF
FEBRUARY, ~. d. 1905.
w. ID. Hill. John Il. Hill and r.. n.
Hill, partners, trading under The firm
name ana style OF John r. I'LL and
Company, complainants, against j. IT.
Z. iioiS. nonresident of this State.
anu j. j. Thomas, Il resident of This
state, defendants.
Ihe object OF this suit Is to recover
ny The plaintiffs, trading as arore.
sad, from the said defendants. !. II.
Z. Boig and j. J. Thomas. a certain
debt or claim for money, amounting
to SlGG.G6 with interest, due the said
plaintiffs trading as aforesaid from tho
said defendants, and to attach in Halt.
lax county, Virginia, such estate MS
the defendant J. II. c.. }oig has il,
said county. to satisfy the said debt
or claim for money. the interest ON
same from the 18th day of February.
1904, and costs. And affidavit having
been made and filled that the said de-
PENDANT, j. X. G. Boig. is not resi-.
ent OF the State of Virginia, tho said
defendant is required 10 appear within
fifteen days after due publication OF
This order, in the Clerks office Of
said court, and do what is necessary
to protect his interest And it is or.
tlcrcd that copy of this order be
forthwith published once week for
Tour successive weeks in the Daily
Press IL newspaper published in the
city of Newport News. and that copv
he nosted 1T The front door of tho
Corporation Courthouse OF thh city
on or before the next succeeding rule
day.
TrStc:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE.
ONE CENT A WORD.

Advertisements under classified
heads in this column will be inserted
at the uniform rate OF ono cent q wcrd
for each Insertion. No advertisement,
however small, iess than rs cents for
tho nfst insertion. Cash In advance
invariably. Special rates made OH long
contracts. Orders for dlscontlnuance
must be made In writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
Eva Taneuay in THE sambo Girl"


One Of the theatrical events nf NIX.
week will he the appearance OF hliss
Eva Tangnay and her mig nmSica!
iravrSty company are 10 present "I'ku
Samfo Girl" Miss Tansuay comes
here lIcralded rs Il comcdienne '.whn
is so different fran all 0ihcrs," au,:
sEc "inrcsiinnably is Tho Tanguav'
methods arc unique. original, grot csuIc
hut, wilhal. CHARMING. though many
have tried and Failed for lack of tho
Two attributes so essential ia the sue.
cessful player personality and magnr.
ism. In the person of Eva Tang,,ay
these qualities are noticeable 10 a IL.
markable degree.
Tho San;bo Girl" comes Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

WANIED-IIVERY PERSON HOLD
inr Keys to oir money box will
lnrnsc nrlnE them In hcLwcr,.
March eth AMI 2lst. I90..
Whoever unlnckS the paddock
will iIr entitled tu all thc
money in The box, hut cannot
set II until Tuesday. March 2lst.
Respectfully. j. w. MlaSIC. l.. s.
Hope everyone, when coming To try
their keys will favor me with II good
order. :f-7.,f
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
MYSTERIOUS MAN
UF MANY ALIASES
Confined from FIRST page.)


Confined from FIRST pase.)
- - ----------------
''"''"'i ne WAS '"id mat BROOKS had
''i' ana zone u" f"rk,Gwn. Th" dep
wy S"crlli fa" ny TINS 'imc been iriE-
w ~ ""'r'h rh''''pS ana inc Two M
h'c'H pl'te""'h III inc direction ol
''Fh'o"h'
t0"ay 10 mr. Pet'us.
H''iHl''!f at ~" nome al MI Crock
~ HA'f'hH ''i'hS ana fhlliipS ""r"
'hl"riilc'i "' tho pr'Scrrc ri the mar
men ~ "1fk ON Mt Ernrko't'S ,hrn.
S'ah'iihS IN The edge Of II creek. wai
- '''-' ''''' ''' wv" "'n'FrS i""hh
''''"'''' '''''' ''"i'IS walked NJ ~
nc ''i'h cN'""""i nus hahh ana "N'
'".!'''' .! ','"'F II" NV ''''hS
''''"'NS SIMPLY smiled ana mhlr
S''h'a i"""hih@ remark.
'"'''E 7h'flH curtis men '"li
'''"S '"'' nc ''''' '"'i"'h"r himSC'!
''''''.' ''''H'' '" "h''h INC prisoner OF
'''' no "'J'c'h'ii' ;'h" iaiird I" in
f"''' ~ ~ me rhars" against him
o'"'? OF h's lne.
coming a'oh& the ro"d tn Hampton.
'''t''u i''' h'S'"ry oi MS III"
'"i'"'S '9h''ih GURUS. He said H..
' """' 'i'''' h'S nome III EhSi'ihd
wen zen years on ana came 70 Amer.
.'". ne I''i'i.u inc United States navy
WV S'''''i years having re-
COVE. an hohnfahle dlSHhaT%c from +he
navy al w" f"Ft%ihoiilh navy yard. Tn:
''''''''hs a"'a'''''reS ot IA" man aS TOLD;
''''''' hr'iS "ould MI dime novel
ann "''''." me average hoy gr@on viii:
'"'s.
arrived at Hampton.
E'r''S Shoriit Curtis and his pri@.
oh"r reached Hampton shortly before
-" COCK brooks wa" in Il happy frame
VI HUE" "n'h no reached The jail. ilc
H''' II" was sorry Tor Sheriff Curtis;
because "i thc long ride he had iakcii
'"' h"'"'hH aud said h" himself
"''"'" nave enjoyed the rlic @GwI:
''"i' '"rk'o"h had 1t hccn Srpi'hcr
wt''h'' mt as it. vas cold he didu't
'''"" '""rh "t ne journey.
No'"''s ne HaS several Aliases.
"'" IN" time came Ia take IN"
III "''''''' ~ ny" prisoner brooks gave
"'' '''' ''"'"t ri ''oren DrG0tS. bun
"'i ''"' u" hai SoFGrai aliases He
T''"' "'' ''''"'''l III ih2 United stat
navy '''"'r III" name ol Arthur W
'''S '"' Scr''" ms thrc@ years CT
nav 'h' NJ having h"cn eivci az hon.
''n'' "'Sch'ir&" on Christmas lay.
' nv i"''H'h"'''h' Nlr.Hhla navy
1910 -" save Us ms excuse Tor using
inherent 'a'he Ill entering the navy
go" nv "'' '''' care Tor ms people IN
'''"''' !" h'o" ne was IN thr t'nii",l
- ',"'F'
o'"''"eo 10 be Sto"a"ay.
lt,A ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08
HELP WANTED mALg.
SPECIAL NcTiCEs.

ST. ANDltEASDERG ROLLER CAN
aries, regular $500 imported birds.
selling at $500 each. at KIors Drug
Store. Female canaries 81 90 each.
Talking parrots, $500 10 $1,000 each
Sale ends this week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

WANTED-A FEW YOUNG MEN OF
good address to sell from oar book
of samples made.to.order suits and
trousers. Good commission paid
Give reference. Address N Y H."
office OF the Daily Press. ::.S.:;t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

Handsome dinner sets. i2 pieces
OFFERED Tor only $3.50 at LASH'S.
"-i-tr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

We 'criT.rT|u piece dime: SETS IT
Lash 5 are selling for only saST q set
lItfH EoH seen them? 2-7-tr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

MERGliAN'rS BAGGAGE TRANS
fer Cnmpany-l'rompt and careful
attention given to the transfer of
baggage la and from all steamers
and trains We respectfully solicit
your patronage. Office NJ. e. NJ. ~.
Go. Bell phone 80 ana us. j. S.
DALEY. Supt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

Mrs. j. d. Hay has been called ia
Philadelphia on account Of the illness
OF Mr.. Hays mother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an
e6ectual remedy for coughs ami colds.
I25 cents. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-08

FOR EXCllANGE-NEW BRICK
store Tor house and lot. p. O. box
G77. Newport News. Va. i-l.3m
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WANTED-TWO or THREE GOOD
men 10 work tho thrift and ordinary
department, SUN LIFE Of CANA
ia. Lucrative contract Address W.
II. hlidgcite. District Manager. No
us Thirty-thtrd street. :.-a.3t
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FURNITURE.

WANTED-TO BUY. SELL Oh Elk.
change furniture and stoves. I(igh
est cash prices paid. G.. w. LEWIS,
No. 2Iu2 Huntington avenue. Il
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WANTED--SEVERAL YOUNG MEN
Ia occupy large. pleasant front room
with or without board. Modern
convenienccS. Address 32l3 Wash
lnSton avenue. 3-I3t
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WANTED.

WAN'rED-ROOM WITH a PRIVATE
Jewish family. References OK.
changed. Adress III. W.. this office
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FOR RENT-DESlRADLE HEATED
room. with bourd: table h0ardcrs
wanted: 32l0 West avenue. 3-5.Gt
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FOR RENT.

FOR itENT-MODERN DWELLING.
Bath, latrobc. and range In Kitchen
city water and good cistern. Apply
I" GEO. NJ. RICHTER, Hampton, Va.
:!-5."t.