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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-27
AssRA1As CENTER
COUNTER
SALE...
McGRATHS

Which will continue IRON until the Fourth Of July viii prove
very attractive to the lover Of good bargains you cannot a
ford miss it. Many Of the items will be duplicates Of the
stunning bargains given the sale Of the 22nd and z3d which
filled the big busy store with eager buyers and sold many ous
andsoi dollars worth Of desirable merchandise The lively work
viii be continued for the time mentioned long as the supply
holds out Among the many items offered for sale at bargain
prices we mention the following
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-27

jackson has three candidates
for mayor at the coming nuniei
pal primary Wharton, Savage
and Wright
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Mrs Elizabeth Ramsey, Hazlehurst .--- IL 90
Rebacca Ramsey. Hazlehurst st.-.---. II 90
s. II Herald, McColnb ~. l2 90
Mrs SOM, 0syk Observation-Disclosures 70 90
]. Al Gage, Whitaker aker-.as~-.-..-1 IL 90
Mrs. Gibson, Wesson. 10 90
Mrs Mckay, Wesson- n---..... II 90
Mrs 3eesley, Wesson II 90
Mrs Eeathersby, Liberty lwar with SPAIN Is 90
slese are some Of the acts pass
ed 81 Mr.. McLain affecting his
I'M ediate district, to say nothing
Of tie public acts advocated by
hin Briefly summarized, Mr..
Nc ain, during his service in
Co gress, has securedSappropria-
tioEs for rivers and harbors Of his
district amounting to $766, ,000;
for war claims, $105, 900, and for
Ep8lblic bulldogs, $500, 900, making
b ftal Of 81, OH 900, not counting
pensapps. In appreciation for
what b. has done for the Gulf
Coast the fo5IiRsying letter speaks
for itself:
t4Tport, Miss,
june It, 1906.
I Hon. 4. A. McLain, washington,
i ID. G.
Lar sir The GuIfport Pro-
IgressiVe Business League .lrects
Its secretary to write Hon. i e.
IMcI4ain and express the appreG
Ition Of the business interest and
lcitizens Of Gulfport for the untir-
ling, nllceasing and successful
work he has done in their behalf
lin having the Rivers and Harbors
/ Committee endorse and favorablv
report the Bowers Bill.
| The people of the coast section
Twill ever remember the debt due
you and what has been accom-
plished in their behalf. It will
lenable the city of Gulfport to be-
come known not only as the great
lest lumber port on the continent
but one of the worlds busiest har-
Ibors, with exports andsimports Of
leyery character, and vessels COM
ling and going TO all lands and
1climes each day IN the year. 1t
lis now, indeed, sGulfport, the
1gem Of the Coast, owing to her
lIoyal friends among the Missls-
lsippi delegation in the Congress
Iof the United States.
Respectfully,
r.. Ell. HENRY, JR.,
Secretary Progressive Business
i League.
Mr.. McLain will return home
las soon as Congress adiourns,
| which will be in the next few
ldays, and will then visit every
county Of bis district, meet bis
constituents and give an account
IL
lof bis stewardship. With the
splendid record be has made be
tneed not doubt that the people
will give him an emphatic en-
ldorsement by their votes at the
Congressional primary in August.
In regard to the ousting of
Chancellor Fulton it is learned
THAT petition was circulated
lalnong the citizens Of Oxford and
tfhe university students asking the
iboard not to accept the resigna-
Itron, after il bad been forced, but
for some reason it was not pre-
lsented, perhaps because Of realiza-
ltion of the fact chat it would be
impossible to induce the trustees
Ito change their minds. Several
lof the trustees knew Of the exis-
tence of this petition jackson
News, 25tIl.
This is considerable modifica
ItiDn 0f the first story published
lby the News oil the authority of
Trpstee Sentar, wherein 1t was
declared that when 4 committee Of
studeDfs went 10 i meeting of fhe
trustees and presented d petition
421n Ekss 49, ~ fHE..s - IL. Z,
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-27

The Headlight Is The name Of 4
new paper at Prentiss BIZ Fl. Al.
Geiger
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-06-27

Al very spirited fight is in prog
ress for The attorneyship of the
new thirteenth judicial district,
created by an act passed at the
special session Of the legislature
The three candidates, Messrs. G.
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Il has been said III their
q bat can be SAID, there is
10 dem ing that the meat packers
have played The hog.
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OFFICERS.

G.. Fl. Vernon President.
j, N. Yawn Secretary.
r. Z. Brent Treasurer.
Committee on Arrangements
r. E. Brent, 9. T.. jackson,
Calve Gill, E. G. AppleWhite.
Chas. Il. Jackson. manager.
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Pensions TO Mexican veterans
and Widows BY special act for
each:
- Per month
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AND A TINE FOR CLEANING OUT ALL
sHORTLENGTHs, ODDS AND ENDS, AND
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

De. fIamstecd, Who was astronomer
r"y j in NeWton'a Time. was rather tic
Eled by lie belief Of his neghbors In
his powers OF consulting the stars
about terrestrial affairs An old wash
cry oman ut Greenwich who had been
robDed OF her linen came TO consult
hirn about It's recovery. So he set about
dra wing squares ana circles and sug.
gcs ed that If she went into certain
fiehl he would not be surprised If sh.
found her lost linen In ditch. Blu.
wien she came back with haste ana
Joy ana a half crown in her hand for
h!S zee he was not only very much sur.
pr I'd Luz alarmed. Good woman"
he -a!d, # am heartily glad you have
found your linen. bur | assure you
Know nothing Of ii and intended TO
real You lecture on The folly OF ap-
ply .ng 10 any person 10 know events
hot Iii human power 10 tell. but | sec
Satan has mind should deal with
nm, anu never will | attempt such an
AFFAIR again so long rs live"
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The Legend of Don Juan Manuel.

- y NN~e ~ AVA AAAA Gel.
Thomas \. Jnnyier i'll Harper's Mag
nZine relates the iegand or Don Juan
Manuel. Told US 1t was to him in the
City ar Mexico by Mexican peasant:
This Don Juan Manuel. senior. was
rich and worthy gentleman who had
the bad vice Of killing people. Every
night ag II O'Clock. when the palace
CLOCK WIS striking. he went out from
his magnificent honse-as you know.
senior. il Still is standing In the suee
thar has been named after him-all
muffied in his cloak, and under it his
dagger in his hand.
Then he would meet one In the dark
Streer and would ask him politely
WHAT is the hour OF nightT And that
person, having heard the striking OF the
clock. would answer 1t is III hours OF
the night And Don Juan Manuel
would say to MIN, Senior. you are for-
tnnate above all men because YOU know
precisely the hour at which YOU die
Then lie would thrust with his dagger
And then, leaving the dead gentleman
lying In the street. he would come back
again into his own home And ibis bad
vice OF Don Juan Manuers OF killing
people went on. serOr. for a great many
years -
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why the skIa Ckaps.

Everybody knows that. generally
speaking, the effect of cold Is TO con
tract and that OF heat TO expand. This
general law or nature finds no excep.
lion in our bodies, ana when any por-
ton OF the body gets cold the blood
vessels which truyerse II contract. with
The result that the flow OF blood is dt
minished. Subsequent exposure to heat
causes The blood vessels TO resume
their former size and. il anything To
slightly exceed 1t. owing TO the reaction
on The effects OF the previous cold. THIS
result or these different operations is
very naturally to crack the surface OF
the skin and form the unpleasant little
wounds which we call chaps" This
annoyance may be prevented by e1er.
cising care not TO expose the hands to
the extremes OF cold and heat. IL the
hands do get thoroughly chilled, care
should be taken 10 see that they are
warmed again as gradually as possible.
Anything Ike putting them 10 a hot
fire and thus inducing a rapid change
In their condition cannot fail to induce
chaps
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
Planting For Winter.

In planting for winter comfort must
receive the first consideration. The rude
north wind must have Its force broken.
Thts may be accomplished by planting
evergreens for wind breaks. But il IS
best 10 attain the end without The
FORMAL array OF straight border.
which Is often TOO assertive. The out
buildings should be placed TO do part OF
the work, but SO as not to show too
plainly that This was in view. Between
the building groups of evergreens may
be placed sy as to make a pleasing va
riety, add beauty OF their own and
enectually complete the wind breaking
circuit, In ell our northern states the
northwest wind Is the enemy whose as.
saults must be guarded against. But
we have severe winds from the north
and northeast, and these points should
also be effectualiy covered. = James
Wood in Garden Magazine.
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Fast Train HurIs the Beast Upon
Its Driver.
ACCIDENT HAPPENS ON CROSSING
Cuipeper Mail Carrier Meets With
Fatality in a Most Peculiar Man
ner While Driving His Bovine
Across the Tracks Near His Home.
Especial to the Daily Press.l

CULPEPER. VA, Jan. ezra.
vcrs Carpenter. a white man. was
Killed today in singular railway
accident at Winston Station. three
miles from here.
llr Carpenter was driving COW
across the track when Southern
passenger train struck the animal.
throwing her many feet. and Car
penter, being a little IN advance. Ire
90 wstruck him. breaking his neck
and legs. and his coty was found
beneath the legs nf the COW. which
also was killed
Carpenter was Il ita: cartier an ]
leaves wife and children.
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Vitality of ryvr~as


An illustration or the wonderful vi
tally and reproducdveness OF the red
wood Is reported from Ukiah s exist
Ing la the forests OF AGendocno coun.
~. IT consists OF the trunk OF a red
wood tree feiled fur the manufacture
or shingles, which after lying on the
ground undIsturbed for several mon tbs
sprouted a number OF young trees,
whose roots had developed In its own
body.
Travellers through the coast forests
have frequently observed the phenome-
non or rows OF we'll developed trees
growing out of the bodies OF those that
have lain long enough on the earth to
perish and decay. Some years ago Il
newspaper correspondent reported the
strange phenomenon OF new redwood
growth on bridge built OF redwood
logs across Humboldt county stream.
The sides OF this bridge consisted OF
two large redwoods which had been
felied So that the ends rested In the
soil on each bank. All along the upper
side OF each log n row OF sturdy red
wood saplings developed shortly after
the bridge Ind been finished. - San
Francisco Call.
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Dean Swift

1t Is related Of Dean Swift. whose 81.
tirical wit furnished many OF the keen
est epigrams found In the history of
this difficult type OF literature. that two
lovers came to his house one stormy
night TO be married. The dean having
retired for The night, the rap at his door
soon brOugn, him 10 window over.
looking the e4pectant couple Leaning
out or IT and over them and learning
the object Vt their GRAND. he exclaimed
TO them without any vexing delay,
Join your right hands"
Then. pronOuncing them "man and
wife he added tbe following rhy tn
mical elaboration OF the Scripture
What God hath joined together let NO
man put asunder:
Here. under This window. In stormy
weather.
join This man and woman together
Let none bur he VINO made the thunder
Il Ell put this man and woman asunder.
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IN MORIAM.
To Edward Pavne.

20 t-uWdTu f'dynG.
Oh! many are we who Oft wonder
why.
The gods that are rulers above.
Should e'er permit the young 10 die
The old 70 fall in love.
first saw Il lad fair-haired and true;
"A friend for my YOUTH" 1 said
God left him awhile with ME anG
with you,
And The friend of my youth is
dead
He died like some little fragrant
Half hidden in the carth's dark
crust
That makes bright for q moment d
fieeting hour;
Is then trampled back to the dust.
] utter no word OF reproach to God.
my heart
Aches i'll my eyes burn with tears;
But dunbly | wonder why The soul
should depart
That has gladdened me all tine
years.
For Edward Payne was n MAN.
A man such as Christ loves TO see,
a peer of Nobllity's whole .souled
clan;
Who faced life fearlessly.
He only lived for a little while,
Brief spells of Day and q Night;
days with the warmth
of his smile,
And q life that was clean and up.
right.
Oh! My soul leaps out to you, Ned,
Where the Finite with Infinite
wars
fearning, searching in the realm
of the dead
Stumbling between the stars.
GUY BRYAN.
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DIR. j. E. ENNIS.
Atlanta Ca, Physician Addresses
he People of Newport News on
a Matter OF Ieaith.


To Whom /, May Concern:-Of
lat there has been good deal of
di. ussion in regard to advertised
medicines, their value and power 10
cure.
Il want to say 10 the people of
Newport News that believe the
N t valuable cod liver oil prepare
tion, the best body-bulder, health re-
st1rer. ana strength creator, known
10 medicine today is Vinol.
While Vinol does not contain
the system.clogging oil of old.
i nioned cod liver oil and emul-
sitns, ii actually does contain all
U. curative, medicinal principles OF
t1r Gods liver in nighly conccn.
u I'd forn. and 1t Is delicious 10
take
advise Vinol in my practice and
fnn it has no equal for healing
coughs, colds. bronchial troubles and
sore lungs
have nsed Vinol in many cases
q Indigestion. mal-assimilation. and
10Y patients who were anaemc and
ruu down, with splendid results.
haYe found Vinol to be boon 10
ih- aged, as it aids the onfeebled
system TO sustain life; 1t induces ap.
petite and restful sleep, IL is a real
bcaY builder. and thus prolougs life.
Il believe Vinol 10 be well worthy
Of any honest physicians endorse.
ment."
Our local druggists. Burton &
l.anghorne, sell Vinol to the people
OF Newport News on a positive guar
autee; ii 1t fails to give satisfaction
the entire purchase money will be
refunded.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
why niaeLi. Wore th. PLATA

irctcSsor Blackie frequently stayed
mt Or Donald Macleod's house in Glas-
gov. one night. said the doctor, we
were sittihg up together. Blackie said
III ais brusque way, Whatever other
1a~!te l have. am free from vanity"
IA increddious smile on my face
rnrsed him. You don't believe that.
hite me an instance" Being thus
80 ,iengcd. said. ''Why do you wall,
t"o'it tourishing plaid continually"
y u give you The history OF that, sir.
Nhan ! WAS poor man and when nv
we and had our difficulties. she one
AnN drew my attention TO the thread
pare character OF my surtout ana asked
mt to order IL new one. told her 1
could nor afford il just then when she
wcnt, Ike Il noble woman. and pul her
Own plaid shawl on my shoulders, and
lave worn plaid ever since i'll mem
org of her loving deed"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
NOTICE,

The second half term Of the present
school session begins Monday January
20. New pupils will be admitted al tn at
time. Pupils entering The first grade
must be at least years of age and
should be accompanied by the parent
or guardian. Pupils will he admitted
TO this grade only during the week
January % to February 2.
Nonresident pupils will be admit.
ted by the principals upon The presen.
tati3n OF q voucher from the superln.
tendent that The tuition fees have been
satisfactorily arranged.
WILLIAM C. MORTON.
Superintendent City Public Schools
l-l9-9t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

There will he regular ANNA, meet.
ing OF the stockholders of the Newport
News Cemetery Company. at The OF.
flee OF Nnlms. Maryc. Boyenton 6
Chaplin. Inc. No. 25l7 Washington ave.
nue.. Newport News. Va. on Thursday.
the first day OF February. COG. at
noon. for the election of officers and
such other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting.
c. Is. NELMS,
BIT Sec. and Treas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
Realty Loan and In
sulranCe Trust co.
IRWIN TUCKER, Pres,
27ii WASH. ave.
TAKES CHARGE
Continued from Page three.)

have desired the questions for his own
use.
The school faculty will make "a
thorough investigation of the entire
affair and will make eevry effort Ia
bring ont the object the boys had in
invading the principals office and dis.
inrhing his desk
superintendent Morton said ycster-
day that the action Of the faculty would
depend largely upon the developments
during the investigation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
NOTICE.

On and after February LIST. 1906, all
current supplied by this company will
be sold by meter. patrons now on the
nat rate viii be required to have met
ers Installed by the above date.
CITIZENS RWY. LIGHT G. POWE r
l0-l9t COMPANY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
ANNUAL MEETING HELD.

Plans for Year With Virginia Mari
iner's Friend Society.
The annual meeting of the Virginia
Mariners Friend Society was held in
the Trinity Methodist church yester-
day afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. G. III. Hithian. chaplain of the
Brooklyn navy yard, was the principal
speaker and the meeting was largely
attended. Plans for the work of the So
ciety this year were outlined and other
important business was transacted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

OWNERS. MASTER AND AGENT
or German steamer, Bradford will
nor be responsible for any, debts
contracted by members OF the
crew. II. BRlJHN, Master. c. II
Arnal. Agent. plat
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE = MEMBERS OF EAST
End Lodge. No. PAP. /. o. o. f.:
You are requested to attend meet.
ing OF Friday. February 2d.
Amendment To bylaws. w. e.
JONES. Secretary. 90 Tu-2t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

HOUSTON, TEXAS The strike in
The humble oil field now In wolves 400
men and the largest producers are Sc,
rlonsly handicapped.
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An Omerving Yuungster.

Papa (sterniy)- Come here. sir. Your
another and ] agree that you deserve Ii
sound whipping. Small Boy bitterly
ON, yes. that's about the only thing
that you and mamma ever do agres
about
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

"TRASEuRG, VA "A branch OF
thc Jones Knitting taolp:y. At Win
CHESTER, Va. is 10 he established
at Noodstock. The capita, stock is
10 BE- s25 600, OF which amount the
toWh IS 10 raise $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

FOR sALE--TWO DESIRABLE
lots. in the heart Of RIvarvtew. Oh
electric car line. Price $3.50 cash
These lots are Nos. 6 and 6, in block
No. 8. a., shown on map of River
view, made p$ y. w. Fftchett, civil
engineer. They have frontage oi
80 feet each on Electric avenue and
run back 1870 feet Address "RlVER
VIEW" care Daily Press. 1l.1.h
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

WANTED-TENANTS TO SEE THAT
room house, near Second Presby-
'erian church we offer for only ST..
100; 200 cash; bnlance-$l5 month
ly. No loan. Has several snecial
advantages. Stop renting and buy
this. SOAIMERVILLE & co.
l-l5.5t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

ORMOND BEACH, FLA Tho chief
event on the Ormond.Daytona Beach
today was the time made by Stanley,
one kilometer in 10 Is seconds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

NORFOLK. VA.-Dr Il NJ Ba.
Fer physician 10 The jail read n pa
per last night. adyol Ati.g ilrt ion.
ten jail prisoners -: son, 10 Tie
pc NJ -enfiary instead of being con
me- in the Jail, wEicI. owing 10
th2 conditions in most casrs. results
III TO prisoners physically and men.
IA lily.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

BtLTlMORE, MID Fire in n,
Baltmore Chrome works today dl,
500 400 damage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

P!hMFLiN CITY w. - Charles
iiro' n, colored. was fatally shct ~
Rice Depot b" Robert Booker, also
eo!o:ed Booker escaped.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23
FLASHES FROM THE WIRE
Brief Items That Are Condensed
for Quick Reading.
TIE WHOLE WORLD Al A GLANCE


GT2ASBURC. VA Rev !. +.
M,z'lyer VIII he installed as pastor
of lie Lutheran church al Wood
sto-l. February a.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

DO YOU WANT A GOOD CHEAP
light that makes and burns its own
gas and costs less than ,onc-half
cent per $50 candle lower per hour
we install them on 10 days' trial;
guaranteed l year and that rcDairS
VIII not exceed rs cents per year
thereafter THE HYDROCARBONS
LIGHT CO., corner Jefferson avenue
End Twenty-Seventh street l.lG.6t
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Franklin Printing Co
Will he held at the office of the com
pany on Thursday, February LIST. 1906.
al y. III. for the transaction of such
business rs may properly come before
said meeting.
Signed, r. c. GREGORY.
l'Ii-l2t secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

Enjoy present pleasures in such q
way as not to injure future ones
Seneca. -
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LONDON. ENGI.AND.--George ia
cob HolyOke. The author. lecturer and
advocate OF secularism, died at Brigh.
ton today. He was horn in 1877.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

Having withdrawn from the part
nership of HARDWOOD e Curtis | desire TO
thank the public for their kind patron
age and hope that they will have even
more pleasant relations with Mr.. Har-
wood who now conducts the business
cost / AZ CIIR.rJS
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WANTED.

WANTED.-AN IN lLlGENT
white woman as housemaid and to
assist with children. Call at us
Thirty-fourth street. 2l-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

FOR RENT-LARGE FRONT ROOM
and alcove; also hack parlor suit
able for office, with use OF 'phoue.
1900 West avenue. LINT
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Dissolution OF
Partnership

Take notice that the firm OF Har.
wood and Curtis has been, by mutual
consent. dissolved We therefore re.
quest That all accounts owing to the
nrm he Immediately paid TO w. w.
HARDWOOD. who as it's successor, will
continue the business at the same
place and will pay all accounts owing
by the firm.
w. w HARDWOOD.
j. NJ. CURTIS.
January 10, 1906
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. Two DESIRABLE
seven room flnts, 3ll0 and 3ll2
Washington avenue. All modern
conveniences. steam heat. electric
lights, gas ranges and gas water
heaters. VIRGINIA GUARANTY &
TRUST CORPORATION. 2700
Washington avenue, Newport News,
va. 21-Gt
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HAY, GRAIN, FEED, ETC
UNDERTAKES.

]. H. CAFFEE & SON. s3rd ct. aud
Huntington Ave. Both phones No. II:
residence. Bell phone. Al.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

BOSTON. MASS Charles Tuck.
er convicted OF the murder Of Mabc.
Panp, at Weston, has been denied Il
new trial
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

RID BANK, N. J-Snmie, John
str a negro, aged ~, If MlGdlctown
10 hip is in iaii here charged
" .n numbering his VIZ. Henrietta.
i'll 4. drunken brawl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-23

FOR RENT.-TWO FURNISHED
rooms with hoard. 3oO2 West ave
nue. l-2OGt
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WANTED.-CLEAN RAGS. APPLY
III this office