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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
i chesapeake s Ohio Has Plenty
~ q or Coal Cars.
Mr.. PARKfR's STATEMENT
,penIes Report That Shortage of Con-
doIas !n.srferes With Ports Trade
Spanish Steamer In Quarantine at
Old point--Waterront Notes.

A report circulated here to the Of
feet that the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway has not enough available cas-
70 bring coal to this port us fast as Il.
can be loaded into the vessels here.
ws officially denied by MIR. II. L. Par
Der, local superintendent for the rail.
road yesterday There is now sufli.
Client number of coal ON the railroad
yards here to load all OF the ships
IN port and hundreds OF cars arc be.
Ing brought into this city every day
Z" Vessels aggregating 10000 ton
mage are now under charter To load
'tcal at this port within the next few
weeks. but the chesapeake G. Ohio
railroad can supply those vessels with
coal and many more besides.
or course there arc q number of
the coal cars in the repair shops at
this time receiving their annual over
hauling, but there arc plenty of cars
In operation to transport coal from
the mines to this port faster than 1t
can be dumped into the ships charter.
ed for the trade out of this port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
An Offer Declined.

Persons who arc cnvious of those
whom they nre pleased to call the for
tunatc rarely count the cost OF success
Apropos Of this, an amusing story IS
told OF General Lcfevrc, duke Of Dant
Elc One"day the general Ind a visit
from friend of his youth, who com
mcntcd, not without feelings of envy
on the dignitics and riches which tho
duke. who wns born III pchsant's cot
tngc. had acquired I'm many battles and
by his faithful services.
ooh. mi prepared" was the re-
joindcr. Ito hind them over to you Il,
the very price paid for them We
will proceed together into my garden
There you Shall wink up and down fol
the space Of half All hour while com
manl n company Of infantry to fire
on You. There were more in my case
but you shall have the benefit Of alter
cd circumstances. If YOU are not sho,
In thirty minutes MI that is mine shall
be YOURS"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
THE DOGS EYE.
Watch That, Not the Mouth, For
Symptoms of Hydropbobin.

Watch That, Not the Mouth, For
Symptoms of Hydropbobin.
AS dogs do not persplrr, the only re-
lief they seem to get when overlicated
Is from inhaling cool air through their
wide open mouths In short. puffy
breaths. The friction between tongue
and lips caused by their rapid, lnborl-
GUS breathing PRODUCES saliva, which Is
sometimes ignorantly diagnosed rs
foam. one Of the symptoms OF hydro
phoblh. Many Innocent victims have
lost their lives OH account of such stu
pility.
If your dog should feel i'll. sick with
some ordinary ailment. he will wig
welcome to YOU with sud, pltlrul OK
preston, looking up inquirlugly as IL
asking for help md relief. If 1t has
come TO the worst and he feels by To-
stlnct the germs of the dreaded disease
i'll bis frame. his action will be entirely
different You will find him with low
bent head. Withholding his usual glad
welcome, hardly noticing OF glnnclng
at you.
II Your eye meet HIS. the restless,
nervous. strnnge expression will STIR
tic You. The dog, feeling his doom, Is
conscious Of approaching danger and
would like 10 prepare and warn you.
These unmistakable and easily rccog-
nf-ed signs should be watched closely
ana always needed. Corner the dog at
once and, with the help of n broom or
bnrh fork. keep him Mt safe distance
until locked up.-Country Calendar.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
NIcnaurCA.

a gallon IS exactly ten pounds OF
distilled water SO when housewives;
say "a pint's pound the world
around" they. tire mistaken.
The imperial standard yard. which
Ia the same MS our own. Is the dis.
tance ltctween two fine lines on II bar
of bronze. measured, at W degrees
f. Tht bar IL kept mounted on eight
rollers in a special steel safe In Lon
don. f.@t
Tile standard pound is kept in sill
Ger gilt l'ox contained IN a bronze box
the top OF which is securely screwed
down aud the whole placed IN spe
cinl compartment Of the same safe.
The German metric system took the
plnce offmorc than twenty local meas
lires. The Hessc- Dnrmstadt foot was
less than ten inches, tho Schwarzburg
ftudolst,,ut foot more tlinn fifteen
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
London snn.lay clorIne nta,a

London had Its troubles with Sunday
closing laws when In 1876 there wrrs
riots caused by Lord Robert Grosvcn.
or's hill TO put down Sunday trading
crowd hostile to the measure went tc
Hyde pnrk ito see how the nristocrat5
kept the Sabbath" as newspaper O.!
that time put it. Carriages taking thi
AFTERNOON drive were greeted with yell;
Of go to church, ana with hootin /,
that schrctl many horses Into running
away. y week later the police prohib.
tied meeting that was announced,
but tens Of thousands of people APP
pcarcd, and there We're vigorous strug-
giles with the police. On the third Sun:
day pure rowdyism supcrvcncd, foot.
men were assaulted, and windows were
smashed Wholesale through The nrIsto-
critic districts. Then the trouble tlIe,l
out, and SO did the bill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
HEALTHY PLANTS
Require the Most Careful Attention nv
Well as Good Soil.

Did you ever see Il roscbush which
despite tho most bcneiiccnt environment
of soil-Iof sunshinc-and Of atmosphere,
seemed never to achieve healthy
growth
a ton of manure will not hclp u plant
that has Il eankor eating out ita heart.
You must destroy the cause before YOU
can remove the effect.
You cannot cure DandruT and Bald
ness by rubbing On hair lotions, and
rubbing in vasclinc, etc.
You must look to tho cause OF tho
troublc-its II germ at tho roots of
your hair which causes 1t to fall out
Newbro's Ifernic;ho dcst; oys thu germ
and healthy hair is the sure result.
Sold by leading druggists Sc,d inc. m
atamns for; sample 10 The Herpicide Co..
ALIENS DRUG STORE, HANGET,
& GuLiCK, Special Agents. tu-th-su
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
LETTER TO JOHN w REED.

newport NEWS, va.
Dear Sir: Would yon like to hear
of 20year paint?
:. Mr. James a O'Neil's house, IIcndcr-
son. n G, was painted 90 years ago
with DeYoe lcad-and-zinc, and never
painted again till last year; il then
looked Letter than common paint In
half that lime. Fitt
The reason is: Devoc is all paint
and true paint; while the common
paints are part true and part false.
Don't pay to monkey with paint
And Deroa costs less than any OF
en-; not by the gallon. of course; by
the house and year. That's how To
reckon it. Go by the name
Yours truly
6i + w DEVOE & co
H p. S. E. w. Caldwell sells our paint
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
rhc Ifonc of nnicnia.

OUT newspapers mightFba much bet.
ter. They could easily be made mora
to the taste Of the people Of taste But
their unlovely crying of crime. disn-
gteeable, MS It is, is an exceednglt i'm.
p0rtdfft public duty. ind Iii their faith
fsiltess = and veracloiis fBrtltude in
{edpifg 1t up lies richly tile biggest
part on; our hope Of n higher standard
Of hohesty in public apd private life.
There IS hope FOR any kiltd of rhscall.
ty as long MS 1t cnn be kept out of the
papers, lIarpcr's Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
Local Plant Leads in BattIesllip
Building Race.
RAPID PROGRESS WAS MADE
Louisana's Degree of Completion AID.
vanccd Over Three and one-Half
Per Cent. During Past month-Pros.
pect For Final Success.

The monthly report of tho bureau of
construction and repair Of the nav,
department. issued yesterday, shows
that the battlcship building race he.
tween the local shpyard and the
Brooklyn navy yard, has taken another
turn as the battlcship Louisiana, build
inS here is advanced .25 of [ per cent
over her sister ship, the Connecticut,
under construction at the Brooklyn
navy yard.
The Connecticut led i'll the race on
August Try sc of | per cent. Last
month the Louisiana gained III per
ccni. on Ter sister ship, which advanc-
cd only 2.iS per cent. during that
month. while tho Louisiana went ul
3.59 per cent
The report of the bureau shows thai
on September |, the percentage OF
completion cf the Louisiana was SGiO
and that of the Connecticut was SG.l5
As the race between the Louisiana
and Connecticut is nearing an end
Shipbuiltlins and naval men arc takn.
great interest III the contest The Con
hcctlcut has been ahead in the race
only twice, having first taken the lead
in the month CT May. In June The
Louisiana again forged ahead, but al
the close of July the ship building
at Brooklyn was leading once more by
Il small margin.
II is confidently believed here that
the Louisiana will be kept in the lcntl
from now until the race is won. The
vessel probably will be ready for com
missioning on February /, 1906
The actual time of construction
alone, however, will not decide the
race. rs the question Of the relative
speed and cost of the two ships will
be taken into consideration.
Naval men admit that the Louisiana
Will be built for at least 5 per cent.
less than the Connecticut ana the opin.
ion prevails that the local built shil
VIII develop more speed on her official
trial trip than her sister ship.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
THE SCOTS GRAYs.
Regiment of DRAGONS Famous sinps
the Time of Charles H.


Regiment of DRAGONS Famous sinue
the Time of Charles II. if
Second to none" is the proud motto
of the gallant and famous regiment,
the Second Dragon guards or Royal
Scots Grnys. 1t Is happily chosen
motto. for the fame OF the regiment IL
worldwide. Its brilliant nchicvcments
on the field OF battle during two cen.
turtles. its striking and historic name,
It's grand and imposing uniform havo
Inadt the RDS,ll Scots Grnya,i'fls, nm in,
aitidNaf coifis,,' there is ms saiiisnying,
the most widely Known ana fumIlinr
Of dill the teglmehts Of the Brltisli
army. -
Since the regiment was raised. in tho
reign OF tho second Charles, the tira.
g69Rs Hdve. bbrne themselves we'll in
in&iiS Il famous field. but want of space
forbids yi,s to note the exploits until
."eRtth Shaking" Waterloo came on the
glory roll Of the gallant grays. Here,
with the English '""R6ynlst md Irish
''Innlskillings." they formed the fn-
mons union brigade which mntie the
nef2r to be forgotten Picture Of the
".Fisht For tile StGIdard." That wide.
" Known picture shows d maii Of the
grdys, ,Sefgeant Ewatt; chptiiring the
eagle Of avery famous French corps,
the FortT-flftD Of the llne.--Scottlsh
American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
HELD in QUARANTINE.
STEAMER Ramona dc LarrInaga From
III. Infected Port.

The Spanish steamship almond dc
Larrinaga. enrcute from Galveston
for Dukirk France. arrived Mt Old
Point Comfort late Tuesday afternoon,
and she is now being held ut the
United States quarantine station. AS
the steamship is from Galveston, an
infected port. She will be required to
remain in quarantine at Old Point for
five days before proceeding to this
port.
The Larrinaea is consigned to C. II.
Arnold G Company and Is the first YES
sell to come to this port from Calves
ton in several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
s&in,i;4..:a;,i sauces.

The Japanese. have many curious
receipts fGr cooking seaWGetl, which,
With tcrnsis ALMOST 4 staple article of
diet in China; Japan and the Asiatic
drchlpeiogo. A humber of species of
seawaed are, eaten. Some are soaked.
others ate dried: Many of the Jap
anesc and Chinese sauces are made
from seaweed. Under the name Of
"asakusa-norl," one variety is put up
I'd neat tin boxes and largely sold III
the Tokyo markets fti So
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
Marine Notes

The Norwegian steamship Fortuna
was iioated out of dry dock No. ., ut
the shipyard. yesterday afternoon and
-she is now loading coal ut one of tho
coal piers. The vessel had her tail
shaft drawn, repaired and replaced,
while she was III the basin.
The British steamship Hestia ar
rived i'll port late yesterday afternoon
from Glasgow via Baltimore with n
small cargo of imports. She will load
an export cargo here and then sail for
Glasgow.
u
The N. Y, z. G. N steamer PennsyI.
,yania is Still i'll dry dock No 2, at
the shipyard, having her hull painted
and repaired. The vessel will be float
ed out of the basin i'll a few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14

members of Company c., of the New
port News Light Infantry, who failed
to go Into camp with the company
several weeks ago.
Saturday night Captain Fitchett will
examine Lieutenant Cartwright AMI
lieutenant Bickford, recently appoint:
cd lieutenant OF Company G andfadju-
tant of the Third battalion, rcspcc.
lively .-3r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
BIG CORN CONSIGNMENT.
. Dutch Steamer Amsteldyk TAX

Dutch Steamer Amsteldyk Takes
Large General Cargo.
. The Dutch steamship Amsteldyk, of
the HollandAmerican line. will sail
from this port today for Rotterdam
i and Amsterdam with one of the largest
ecnsisnments of grain loaded at thit
pc:.. in several months. The vesse.
has 42.500 bushels of ccrii OH board
: PsSides cargo of miscellaneous cx-
: ports, including nearly 5000 tons Of
oil cake.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
Messrs. McMurran to Leave.

Mcssrs.. William II. and l.. a. Nc
Murran will leave today for Lexington.
Va, where they will enter the Wash
ington and Lee University Tho for
MGR will take course in civil engin.
eering and the latter will study law
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
Picking the Coal.

a force OF men is now nj work at
the shipyard picking coal which will
be used i'll the furnaces of the battle
ship Virginia during her official TRIAL
trip off the coast Of Maine this fall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
Spring and Mountain Resorts

On the Line of The c. G. o. ny.
Summer excursion tickets with lib
eral limits and stop-over. privileges on
sale Juno /. g
Low rate week and excursion tickets
Tor heads Of families aud Sunday visi:
tors i.' 6-1-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
Arrived Yesterday,

-" Arrived Yesterday.
British steaItislip Hestia, Ferguson.
Baltimore.
!. sshooher Whitfield S. schuster.
erccker, Boston.
Schooner Mar w. Bowen, Chase.
.Bcstcn. rs lt'ea y S.N
Schooner Nathaniel T. Palmer, But
ler,i Bc:tc:,.
Schooner Marcus L. Uran. Blair.
Rsr--or.
sc65oher william G. Carnegie, Nc.
cellup, Portland.
Tug Cuba with bargcs Darby, Bps
ton; Foster, Salem.
Cleared Yesterday.
Dutch Steamship Amsteldyk. Baron,
Rotterdam andsAmsterdam.
Sailed Ycsterday.
Schooner Bayard Barnes, Croucher,
Providence. t' c'''} :.lf i'i'' 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-14
Calendar FOR This Day.
70 BE TRIED BY coURT.MARTlAL

Members of Company C Who Failed to
y y; Attend the Encainpnent. 81
A 'court4fnartial will be held at the
arnnory next Thursday night for the
s purpose of trying the cases Of several
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
BEEF TRUST
ON THE RUN
Government Scores First
Point in Federal Court.
Judge Humphreys Decides That
Defendants Must Stand Trial
Uuder ths..Charges-Good
Chance for Conviction.

Chicago. Sept. s9-In the nrst rul.
ing Federal Judge Humphreys in the
bsef trust cass handed down his dsoi
sion today. The governments won
il contentious and pleas numbered one
two and i've attacking the legality Of
the grand jury which nlsd ths charges.
the Judge decided In favor Of the gov.
srnmsut. On pleas three and four
relating 70 publioity the judge said he
was oooviposd that the ples in sbats.
mont should not hold. He also SOS.
tainsd the demurrer. On hearing Of
the decision Chief Attorney Miller tor
the packers requested delay Of two
weeks In which 70 die demurrer 70
the indiotmsnt. The date for the
hearing was ut for October 6th. The
argument will probably oooury .
couple Of days. The district attorney
thinks there 10 . ohanoe Of oommsno.
ing the aotual trial Of tho defendants
in two webs.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
Directors Are Powerless.

New York. Sept. 20-Jaoob Schin.
member Of the banking firm Of Kuhn.
Loeb and Co., and . former director
Of the Equitable Was . witness today
before the legislative investiRatinu
committee. He represents the man.
agers Of the Union Pacific syndicate.
Schif resigned ~ director Of the
Equitable whan the directors failed
to accept the Flick report. 6ohin
says shat the directors are merely
dummies. and shat the executive on.
oers have full control and II they do.
sire to conceal anything the directora
are powerless.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
Lendon's Next Lord Mayor.

London, Sept. 2S-In accordance
with ancient custom reprsse ntatlves
Of the Livery Companies Of the City
Of Lopdon met today In Guildhali
for the election Of . lord mayor for
the ensuing year. The choice fell
upon Alderman Vaughan Morgan. who
hes been member Of the aldsymanic
body sinos 1So3. aud served ~ sheriff
In 1901. Like the present lord may.
or. hs 10 IN old Blusoost boy. Hs
will b induossd into ofaos Novsmbsr
q
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
TO EXTEND LINE.
Colorado Telephone Co. VIII Build
From Florence to Querida.

The Colorado Telephone company
he's announced Its intsntion to con.
struot . new line from Florence to
Querida via Of Wstmore and Green.
wood, and bids for furnishing native
poles for the new line from wetmore
10 Querida have been asked for among
the ranchmen Of that vicinity. Cedar
poles will be used from Florence to
Wstmors. A toll station will be put
In both at Wstmore and Querids. Al
the latter place connection will be
mads With the Silver Olin line. This
will b . big oonvenisnoe for the
people Of the Wstmore and Greenwood
nsishborhoods. ~ we'll ~ the resi-
dents Of Custer county. After the
completion Of the line all Of the Gus.
Ter county business will be transacted
through the Florence ofioe instead of
Canon City. making II more direct
and moro satisfactory. Local Manager
Hatch whom asked about the matter
yesterday stated that work Of const-uc.
tion woald perhaps not commence be.
fore the nrst Of ths year but every
thing would b arranged before then
and oil contracts let 70 that whom con.
struotioa wss started work could b
rushed. The people OF wesmore and
Greenwood will be delighted "a
know that they can have hourly com.
munioatiou with the "oil metropolis"
aod other points. and can ssours q
physicisn or anything else without
having 70 make . ride Of from 10 "a
10 miles for that purpose.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
Treaty VIII be Signed.

81. Petersburg. Sept. se-The Rus.
sian Japanese treaty will be signed
during tho hrst days Of next week.
Mr.. Witte. who had . long interview
and luncheon with Foreign Minister
Lamsdorf will be received at Peterhof
and give the emperor . report Of the
conference. but the treaty itself will
be taken to Psterhof BY Count Lams.
dorf. whoss counter signature will
complete the execution Of the instru.
mept.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
WARM WELCOME
FOR PRESIDENT
Return to Washington to be
Popular Demonstration.
No Parade, No Music and No
Firing of Salutes, but "Old
Glory" and Bunting Will
be in Profusion.

Washington. Sept. 99-It would be
necessary 70 turn back the pages Of
history to the administration Of Abra.
ham Lincoln to nnd . counterpart for
the popular welcome which the oiti-
sons Of the national capital. ire.
speotivs Of political faith. are plan.
ming 70 give President Roosevelt to-
morrow on his return from Oyster
Bay. The incentive for The demon.
stration IL. Of course. the general pub
lilo appreciation Of tho prssidsnt's
course In bringing about the peAos
treaty between Russia and Japan.
Plans fer the welcome have been
making for some time and were CON.
pleted today. In Difference to the u.
pressed wish Of Mr.. Roosevelt there
will b no parade and NO music or
firing Of salutes. But the citisens
are axpected to assemble BY thousands
along Psunsylvania avenue between
the railroad station aud the White
House and salute the president with
waving Of nass and bunting ~ he
passes. The avenue will bs profuse.
~ decorated with the national colors.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
All Stssl er,dEss.

Denver. Sept. 30-Thrssghoat the
entire Colorado aod ooatheru sail.
road systsn wooden trsstls bridges
are being rapidly sspplantsd By tho
moro safe and modern steel struct.
urss and IL 70 announced BY ofiosrs
Of the reed thst IL will not b. long
before The entire system will b
equipped BY the strong STEEL bridges.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
Ha,ght 4 Freese Case in court.

Boston, Sept. 2s-The case Of the
Haight d fTeess company. In which
IL II alleged that ths COMPANY aid .
fraudulent and fictitious business.
oaus mp for bearing IN the United
States oirouit ooort today. The com.
pany 10 now In the hands Of receiver.
Il did stock brokerage business and
shs allegations Of shs bill. on which
the receiver was appointed. were 10
the eject that II conducted . bucket
shop and thst its business was hoti.
tioas and frAudulspt.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
Bomb Creates Panic.

New York. Sept. 3e-Fifteeu
families In . ave ssory tenement we're
thrown Into . panic today By the OF.
plosion of . bomb on the Arst door Of
the baildins. Tho proprietor says
that hs 10 unable 70 acoouut for the
bomb being there o. BY whom u was
thrown. Polios believe IL work Of
the "Blaok Hand"
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
Disastrous Typhsen.

Manila, Sept 3e-Ths damagss By
. typhoon In the araioaltur a sections
will total . million dollars. The
hemp industry suffered intensely.
Many Of the working olassss have
besn rendered homeless and many
livss were Lost. The authorities have
started relief work. 6sDs ef the crew
and paassnssrs os the gunboat Lsyts
wsrs drowned and the vessel foupAsr.
-.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
State Auditor Under Arrest.

Indianapolis, S.pt. 10 Former
State Auditor David 3. ehsrriok. was
arrested this morning under an in.
diotmeut on two counts the Arse
charge being embasslemsnt. grand
larceny and oonspirins 10 commit Q
felony. The second charge was
grand larceny and smbexxlement.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29

DIDN'T BAG ANY-JsIius No.
Candles and son CHARLES, rstsr.sa
from ths hsad of HardsarsAbIs laet
evening. They were ost dssr hsst.
Ing but did not kill any. There were
plenty At doss and fawn bat u u
against the Law b Kill then. Thsy
shot some grouse.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29

KILLED A DEER-e. @. Kslso,
O. =. Perkins and NJ. Paytoe rstsYp.
ID Last svsuins from the Wet Nosn.
tain valley who're they hsnssd fss
deer since Monday. They bagssd ees
shat weighed abost 700 pounds before
IL was dressed. The ssiaal was
aboat three Ssars old and saeh men.
bsr Of the party Arsd spen II =.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29

BIO DEAAHD-Thsrs u s.eh .
demand for ths new city dissetsry
shat the compilsrs have oaiy sixty
voiuDss snsold. Thrss hundred
copies wers printed end the suesees II
tho venture hes bssa moro than pIese.
Ing 70 the oonpilsrs. They even
promise bsttsr book nsst year.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29

Not cheapest bot BEST. Master,
Studio. Sit
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29

LAST BAND OoNCERT-rhe la
oasd ooncsst for ths season viii b
rendered by sbs lseal oesanisaaion -.
piGht. The contract with ths bssi.
ness men olosss for the prsssat year
this evening and the band IL unAs.
eerminsd - 70 whether IL will give
open air concerts next year,
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29

BUILDING ADDITION frame
addition soxsS feet will b construct.
I'd onto the Colorado sppply con.
pany's store at Fremont 70 b. ussd for
. saloon. The work will b. con.
meucsd next vssk.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29

BIG DAY-The people Of shs Chris.
tiau church are 70 have . big day next
Sunday and all Of tbs usmbsrs are q.
psctsd 70 b. present. especially n the
evening servios.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29
Baldwin W. Tucker.

LAwrsoos. xass.. Sept, 30-A good
card has been arranged for the boxing
show here tonight and large crowd
y sxpsotsd 10 b. in sstsndanos. The
principal bost Of The evening will
bring Chick TUCKER and Matty Bald.
win together for . IS.roupd ooAtsss.
The daily tribune., 1905-09-29

Attend the rssualr Friday night
dance. Ss.Sl