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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-08-04
MONDAY,

Eight drowned by capsizing of two
sloops off Anglesea, N. ].
rike-breaking motorman run over
and fatally Injuries an unknown man
In New Bedford.
Fifteen passengers seriously injured
and two trainmen killed in the wreck
Of fast express train near Fishkill
Landing on the New York Central
railroad.
Mackerel seiners get into Boston
with largest catch of the season, more
than 100000 being reported.
Percy Pierce appears to have
again won the Glidden trophy; c. w.
Kelsey awarded the Deming prize.
Passengers hurt in collision on
Brooklyn transit system.
Serious outbreak among Russian
troops at Poltava.
Sea serpent arrives on time at Deal
Beach, N. j.
Young New York policeman drown.
ed trying to save boy.
Lower gas and electric light prices
ordered at New Bedford, Mass.
Thousands visit battleships at Rock
land, Mass; squadron sails for New
port today.
Cruiser Olympia to be taken off
active list of navy.
Acquaintance of Mrs Russell Sage
believe she will give fortune to charl-
ty; contest Of will seems certain.
Lynching Of Pennsylvania farmers
catch negro who killed woman and
children.
Mrs. John L. Voss of Chicago found
burned to death in her home under
suspicious circumstances.
New York insurance superintendent
gives out figures of companies loss
es in San Francisco.
Thaw and White said to have Wis
tied Evelyn NesDit in sanitarlum at
the same time.
Old Orchard Beach wide OPEN"
New law to stop shanghaiing OF
sailors to be enforced.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-08-04

Queen Elizabeth had 1904 dresses
when she died.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-08-04
SATURDAY,


Engineer Clark killed and one pas.
senger and three trainmen injured in
B. & NJ. R.R. wreck at Concord juno
ton, Mass.
Treasury department to Immediately
select site in Boston for new apprais.
ers' building.
Indications point to a prolonged
struggle over the New Bedford strike;
street car windows smashed.
Two bombs thrown into a group of
union labor men in New York; eight
injured
Vermont wild man captured and
proves to be Thomas Lang OF Maiden,
Mass.
Physicians give no hope of the re-
covery of James A. Garland of Bos-
ton at Hanover, Mass.
DR.. Eiselberg Of Vienna performs
two operations for appendicitis, then
submits to a similar one himself
Massachusetts state team wins New
England military rifle championship
at Wakefield, Mass.
Glidden auto tourists end their jour
ney at Breton Woods.
Harry X. Thaw confident his moth
er will come around to his view of
standing trial.
Constitutional democrats break from
other Russian parties on proposition
to set up revolutionary government.
Indictments returned against three
corporations in sugar rebating cases
in New York.
=. G9NGrtty,s G9NGrtty, &ageriSsi9aAu in the Zion City
va.
death by drowning" result Of au-
topsy on body of Miss Goodell at AM
herst, Mass.
Shore liberty for men of Admiral
Evans fleet at Rockport and Glouces-
ter.
Reporter Of the Boston American
arrested on charge of threatening TO
burn the residence of a Sharon, Mass,
constable.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-08-04

Only 24O newspapers are printed In
the whole continent of Africa.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-08-04
BY " Yankee. -


Day with firm carriage the
youth in their they thought of long
hapss o. a
+ I which prevalent and remembered when
%GE+%E%%** ceptude
Everybody father"
will allow him o
the aside-get hang
Now cutting dadwood and cutting
but
would like know when old
old 4O and at TO-
salary;
position by illness thought could easily another but
discovered penman
ship lost art
give definitions not old as
it. with blower"
know
do fault with their work
Is the "poorhouse" for
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-08-04
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G'"~""'"""'''''"~''
The Facts AbOut Pork
By LUoods Hutchinson, NJ. D.

stomach
dissolved absorbed In the smal n
long as it is completely as
The time as is In 30 percent OIL
all slowes but also one OF
off all its energy TO the
@T gives 1t its splendid stay
= ing whether muscular or mental
w J ~ e us9 y " r ~
An adult mentay which cannot digest bacon or ham Is not
skilled educated
spoiled giving
healthy
life be able to digest not
dgesble difficult digestion this
the standard which should be aimed in detetc therapeutics AS Prof.
The diet health should comprise
dge digestive
absolutely
We need hay
Pork including
What would exploring party railroad lumber
harvest field be without bacon?
food
them will dpept just
-McClure's Magazine.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-08-04

To make the appended quotations Of value
Ike to buyer and seller, the resume Of the
|arket, prefacing the quotations, should be
irefully read. In market of this charac'
IN of the week Noting, however, the
hheral tendency Of trade, sufficiently ac-
lrate quotations will be given on which
.alers can safely base their transactions
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-08-04
-~~rN4~~AArIAr %8~~SN'~~'""~"
:. The Man LOith the e.
=. Muck Rake =.
BY EII0ry TsdSGDick,
Editor of the American Magazine.

AM no apologlst for times live in they are Uel
ter times perhaps the world has ever seen O
they are full of spectacular wickedness in high places o
business politics. Just they are full OF the e .
sins of smaller men. There Is no blinking tue
Evil must face 1t and beat 1t BACK Du' M su
Americans gulp down the food every scandahons T
throws to us and swallow 1t hook bait and sinker? Sha
ha OIrn nhpt2
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1906-08-04
oodstOok Business Cards
bR. r. r. JEWETT'S
j DENTAL ROOMS

npEN DAY AND EVENING
kst-class work. Prices moderate.
Ace and residence, Barker House" "
'Iend of the Park.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
UNCLE SAM CLOSING
IN ON SUGAR PIRATES
Federal officials Believe series o,
Aalds VIII End 'rhstts Of. says
From the Wharvas.

NEW YORK. Nov. 8.-Custons off.
ciads and federal secret service men
attached 10 the Customs HOUSE Who
have been trailing the sugar thieves
operating On the Brooklyn Side OF Tho
East River, announced yesterday tina,
as result OF three months work
they have located practically all the
storage yards and piers where stolen
goods are kept. as well as the pur.
chasers or the raw sugar. Raids have
ALREADY been begun -essS.
Far several years the customs M.
thorlties have. received many com.
plants from wharf and dock owners
that bnrges laden with ,ras.slearwsre
visited at night by ,harhor thibSea
and sacks OF sugar rem6Yea, y The
harbor police assisted the k5Sernninn,
officials but their work Sas: tfGitltss
until h few months ago, when d deter.
mined effort was made To- stops.lhr
thefts. ~. 3%sA,t
The work was under tho cR6fe; 9.,,ol
w. 0. Cloyes, deputy surveyor of The
port. He said yesterday that his iilen
ha3 traced the operations 'of several
bands and had succesBfallY located
several junk yards where the stolen
goods were hidden. The sliihil outlay
dealers on the river front. Which fad
bought the raw sugar stbieh FROM
the boats and barges. have aiBo BEEN
visited and warnings glveh.,
The first raid occurreii. lato last
week. when in McCormidk's stofag.
yard In Brooklyn were found sxty
sacks of raw sugar. The hiahagsf Of
the yard was arrested and his case; is
now pending before the Unltea states
Commissioners for the Eastern district.
We have been laying plans TOR
months" said Mr.. Cloyes, land nov
/ think We have the situation we'll III
hand. The reason we have given pub.
licity to the result Of our work IL tha.
We believe that our ends will be
better served. With one or tho FIR.
ther raids. believe the thefts Will
stop"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
DUCK IS ALWAYS DUCK.
Even Chefs skill Cannot Help
AGAINST Game Jnspectors.

~ rosc by another name would
smell as sweet. "-Shakesbeare.
And By the same token the fowl
that made Long Islahd famous Is still
duck, although decapitated, dis.
Joined. basted, ana stuffed. A fury
in the Supreme Court reached this
conclusion yesterday. The Jurors we're
ready to give up solution of the Dues.
tion, when Justice Bowling instructed
them that once duck, always
duck"
Leon 1luterstein, OF No. Beekman
street, argued otherwise. He Is coun-
sci for Anton II. G1eyer a restaurant
teur OF Barclay street. who was char
gea with having in his Ice box and
ont OF season four ducks. Game in
spectors found there four t5othsome,
garnished spheroids that were head
less, legless, and naturally lifeless.
Were they ducks? Lauterstein argu.
ed they were not He admitted that
search for their antecedents, and
merely glance at them before they
were translated and as they dlved
for eel grass. down Babylon way,
would warrant their being called
ducks. But
"Ducks as ducks are made by God
argued Lauterstein. 1.-THE articles
found by the game protectors were
made by man. IT took Considerable
work Of man to put them In condi-
tion in which they were, found head
less. legless. feathetlesBp.an Drowned
to turn. "A duck Is hot q duck after
the chef has finished With It. It Is
dish ready to be Served God
makes wheat, than makes -four. Yet
no one would seriously contend that
flour ready to be used III the bakery
Is still wheat
8. b. Strong. representing the for,
e'ita. fish and game commissioner.
made an argument on the imperishabil.
ity OF n duck as a duck The jurors
decided that the articles In Meyers
ice-box were ducks and he was fined
a total Of S160. Lauterstein gave no.
uce Of appeal.
While the Jurors were celebrating
a ,wa5 in court passed up to 11auter-
stein on clip of paper the question:
What would you say II billy goat
swallowed + srabbit?'
The question was handed to the
foreman OF the jury following the
duck verdict, and he wrote tho reply:
~ would say there was a har6 in the
butter" 81
Next case.
e. New York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
CROWD ENJOYED RECITAL.
eroomei.Reed Company Gave Delight
fui Entertainment at Y. M. c. A.

! BroomeI'Reed Company Gave Delight
fui Entertainment at Y. M. C. A.
Tho Brcomel-Reed Company gave n
delightful recital at the Y. NJ. C. A.
hall last night. entertaining an audi
once that filed the hill. The recital
was such success that the ladies'
auxiliary OF the association arranged
to have the company give another to-
/ morrow night.
Tho company" is composed OF Miss
Jeannette Turner Droomel. reader and
impersonator, and Miss Helen Beat.
rice Reed, harpist and soprano. Both
OF the ladies are exceptionally clever
and their program was excellently ar.
ranged.
The performance was greeted with
hearty applause. Tho fact that many
or those In tho audience last night
re;;engaged their seats for the second
recital is sufficient recommendation
for tho entertainment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
yard parting Presidents salute OF
81 guns was fired.
Three Shlps In the Fleet,

yard parting PreSl0ents salute OF
81 guns was fired.
Three Ships In the Fleet.
Tho Louisiana will be conveyed to
and from the Isthmus by the armored
cruisers, Tennessee and Washington.
Aboard the louisiana Is Lieutenant
Frank Evans, who will utilize tho
wireless telegraph apparatus with
which the ship Ia equipped for com
municatlng with the Whlte-House Mt
Washington, whenever tho President
desires 1t.
Tile President will spend four days
on the Isthmus. He will arrive at Co.
lon Thursday morning, November IS.
where no Ia to be greeted aboard
ship by President Amador, Of Pana.
ma, and Mrs. Amndor, Chairman
Shpnts and other officials OF the Ca.
nal Commission.
To Cross the lstfn,us.
A considerable portion Of that day
VIII be spent at Laberia and Ancon
Hill, the train making slow run
across tho Isthmus. In order to give
m opportunity to inspect sites and
make an examination Of the work. At
Laheria there Ia to be an inspection Of
tho present terminals of the old
French canal and the Panama rail-.
! road, following. which there will be
trip TO nearby islands. where the
President Ia to be shown tho proposed
actual Pacific end OF the canal in deep
water and Its approaches. In the at.
terpoon, there Is to be Sightseeing
trip around Ancon Hill.
At Ancon, the day Is to he made a
uffaStnp uyttl, ~,
Illuminated.
Tho President and party are to be
driven In carriages through the prln.
clpal streets. accompanied by an es-
cort on horse back.
Speeches to be Made.
An address will DO made by PresI.
dent Amador and response BY Pres.
ldent Roosevelt. In the evening, tho
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and
others are expected to dino with Pres.
dent and Mrs. Anador Mt tho Presi.
dencla.
This probably will be tho only time
on the Isthmua when tho President
VIII leave tho jurisdiction of the Unit.
cd, States The program for Friday
and Sunday contemplates visit of
lnspection to all points of interest
on the lsthmus Including the Culebra
cut, the site Of the proposed dam AMI
locks at Gatum and tho present antici,
pated terminals OF the railroad and
the canal at Cristohol.
Starts for Porto Rico on a sundhy.
Sunday evening tho party will board
the Louisiana for San Juan, Porto
Rico, where the vessel ia scheduled
TO 1trrivo Thursday morning Novcm.
ber -, At San Juan, elaborate prep
nrations have been made for tho NJ
ception of the President. He will re.
main there ono day. leaving Friday,
Noyrmber 20, for Washington.
| When the Louisiana reaches Wolf
Trap light the marty will be transfer.
led 10 the Mayflower and proceed 10
washington. where the vessel Ia
scheduled to arrive Tuesday evening.
November 81.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
CRAZY NEWSPAPER.
Inmates Of Austrian Insane Asylum,
Issue their own Paper.

.
Issue their own Paper.
VIENNA, Nov. S.--Peculiarly hap.
ment OF the Mauer>Othllnser Insane
Asylum In starting a newspaper writ.
ten and published By THE inmates
The first number has 3jGst been pub.
lished and .,hns aeh!efed great
success. It 10 to, be d monthly
The asylum which is,, the biggest in
tho world. ID situated Just outside
Vienna. Among the inmates are ser.
erai newspaper men and authors prih-
tiers. pressmen and plenty s6f poets.
When the herr director % the asy.
lum proposed the scheme Twas hale 1
with delight by the newspaper coterie
OF inmates and they ali.fRent franti-
cally to work. printing plant was
already In existence in the asylum
In the opening address the eSitt,.
details all this and then says: "What
then, is lacking? Workers.? A pro.
gramme? We need not shrink from
these He concludes with And
now forward! Every contribution will
be received with pleasure BY the ed
itor and carefully examined as to
suitability. No remuneration, II is
true, can be given to successful All.
thors. as the engagement is alas, poor
and has no funds. But to be printed
In the MO News,is something!"
Ono of the interesting articles Is
headed The System officiating BIZ
Work-opinlons of Patients on the
Value of Occupation An artist In.
mate writes: I'm MY Judgment ono
may say, and with perfect truth, that
work Is life and tho spice OF life.
The history OF civilization proves IT,"
Another patient says no was suffering
from depression. He was put TO play.
Ing tennis. billiards, reading and 80
on. But these did not interest him.
The director then advised him
to try carving toys out OF wood. lie
laughed at the suggestion as he was
most awkward with his fingers. How.
ever, he tried 1t. Practice made him
akillful. He became Interested and Is
now practically c,lred OF meianchoila.
nero are dozen such statements.
Two or three columns are devoted
TO hygiene, advice aud suggestioua Of
treatment. There. Is a puzzle page
with three prizes OF IS cents, so
cents and IS cents.
Srltlcai essays. reviews OF books
and publications with scattering OF
Jokes and a dramatic critics column
make up the rest OF this highly orig.
inal four page paper which as it,
motto says is For the Mad by the
Mad
Tho dramatic critic writes OF Il.
negro minstrel show at the asylum.
He ends his notice by saying, "f,ar.
tlcularly charming was the little Mig.
ger, four years Old, who toined 10 tho
cakewalk right merily! The artia.
It's results arrived at, however. were
on tho whole more original than high.
class"
go Is the MO News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
millionaire Property Owners En-.
! | crsach % FIIlh Avenue.
lP0RcHEs OVERLAP THE SIDEWALK
Many Handsome Business structures,
Such as the Waldorf.Astorla and
shsrry's Are over the Llns-F..
nous street to DO Widened.
(By Associated Press

- ID. .
4 NEW YORK Nov. S.-Scores of
millionaires and hundreds of property
owners living along aristocratic Fifth
Avenue have been pronounced squat.
tors" by decision OF Justice O'Gor.
mar. of the Supreme Court.
Stoops Of houses. porches aud court
yards, encroaching upon city proper
", Will have TO be torn down. inyoly.
ing the loss Of millions.
The. city proposed to widen Fifth
Avenue. and 1t was discovered there
were numerous encronchments Of pri.
vate property. ~
Snch structures as the Waldorf.Aa
toria, Sherry's. the Knlckerbocker
STr'Rt Company and Altman's new
stores. will have to undergo chang.
es The Whitney mansion will lose
its lawn and the famous Vanderbilt
renee and gardens will have to go.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
NOTICE.

Newport News VII, Oct. 2T, zoos.
} The annual u,estlnk pt the Stotk.
holders Of tho Old dominion Land
Company for the election OF a Pres.
tdent and a Board Sf Directors. con.
slsting OF said. President and five 9th
er PERSONS. and for the transaction OF
auch other business as may properly
como before the meeting. Will be hold
az tho office OF the Company, Hotel
Warwick Building, Newport News,
Va, on Tuesday, November goth, 1906,
at IL o'clock noon.
G. q. CIRCUIT, President.
cHAS. BABHrDaE, Secretary.
11.2.tA.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
CHEAP ADVERTISING
CASH IN ADVANCE.
ONE CENT A WORD,

Advertisements under classified
heads In this column will be Inserted
at tho uniform rate Of one cent word
for each insertion. No advertisements,
however smaIl, loss than as osnts for
the flrst insertIon. Cash In advance
Invariably. Special rates made on long
contrasts. orders for dIseontlnuanee
must be made In writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
EMIGRATION REGULATION.
Powderly Says international Con
sress Should Deal With Il.

ROME, Nov. San International
congress In needed TO deal with the
regulation Of emigration from Euro.
pean countries to the United States
according to Terence v. Powdsrly,
special Immigration Inspector, who
is here investigating the causes of
Italian emigration. In ali interview
today, Mr.. Powderly said:
II am convinced that the italian
government does not participate In
the movement encouraging Italians to
90 To America Tho movement is caus.
cd by the steamship, companies In
seeking transportation business: The
time has Gene when II Is. necessary
TO convoke ali International congress
TO deal with the Subject
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
TERRoRIsTs GET $500, 900. 5
Train Dynamlsed and Soldiers Killed
by the RevoiutionIsts.
{!G tBy Associated preRaN

WARSAW, Nov. S.--Upon the ar.
rival OF train over tho yienna-War.
saw railroad ut Rogow Station tonight
band OF terrorists surrounded the
station and threw bomb ut the mail
van.
The train was derailed. Several
soldiers escorting tho van were killed
or wounded.
The terrorlsts then robbed the mail
and got away with very large sum
or money as high IN 100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
Kansas Returns seIns Juasled
fRv Associated Prosan

~ e, Y s. KAiNS,. Nov. S.-Dayid
osermyer, a Democratic candidate for
attorney Keral, today In an inter.
view Ia qneeed as saying that Republt.
can leaders are making an effort to
count out William a. Harris, the
Democratic candidate for governor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
DISCOVERIES OF HAplvm.
Widow OF Prof. curle Takes Up Aer
Husbapd's Work,

PARIS, Nov. e.-Mddaane Cur,c
who was associated with her. late nus.
band. Professor Curle, In, the dlscoy.
cry OF radium and other, scientific
work, and who was appointed TO the
professorship OF sciences N the UhI.
sersity OF Paris, which chair Han
held By the late Profession ,Curle, 10.
day inaugurated her Lectures at the
Sorbonne College Of that university
before an audience which, Included
many OF her late husbands airnirers
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09

FOR sALE-LIM1TED NUMBER tIEs
annual membership privileges in
the Young Mems Christian Associ.
ation OF Newport News. Full benp-
hts 81. Limited 81. BE prompt to
get one. You will regret 1t If YOU
are too late. ii q AZ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
Great Meeting al Aeadernx.

For men, old and young, women
and girls. Sunday, Nov. nth at ads
p; m. DR.. Kent OF University OF VII.
Binia. Mr.. Coulter Of Richmond, and
others will speak. Good music. Eyery
one is invited and urged to come. Yo;,
VIII De Helped and entertained. Seats
ftee' i II s 1T
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09

Sunday Excursion to Mathews County
by Old Dominion Steamer.
The Old Dominion Line Steamer
Mobjack, will make special trip, TO
Mathews county, Sunday next. No
yembcr IL; leaving Old Point Mt a.
nj. Fare round trip, $i.10.
H. .. WALKER, W. II. IAANDON,
Traffic Manager. hgent.
New York. Newport News. Va.
1t.9.2t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
Miss Ethel irvlne,
No1icE

Peninsula Lodge No. 27s, a. +. & A.
Al, a called communication will be
held III It's lodge room, 2702-4 Wash.
ington Ave. on; Friday evening. Nov.
0. 1906 at 1880 .. nj. All M nj, in
good standing ara Invited to attend.
ny order OF the w. 81.
f. l.. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
switehmen Accept Raise In PAY.
(By Associated Preasl

CHICAGO, ILLS. Nov. s.-The
swltchmen today accepted the Offer
OF the managers Of the western roads
tor IN increase of three cents nm hour
In wages. A further increase OF three
cents an hour will be determined by
arbitration.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
Unfair.

Say!" exclaimed Tommy, doubling
up his right hand into the shane Of n
smaii INST and making at the other
,poy, you're cheating! This is Bur
nank apple and you have given me
the sour half"
Chicago Trlune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
SAUNDERS NOT SURE OF
VICTORY IN FIFTH
Continued from Firot pase.)

lin. which gave him majority OF
$40.
Adrices from Big Stone Gap, Wise
county, indicate that slemp will lead
Bruce by total majority OF not less
than 1900 and possibly $500. ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
Negro shoota White Man and Chile
&s (By Associated press.)

Z SHREVEPORT. LA, Nov. Sd. H..
Johnson was fatally shot and his 4cy.
en- year old child seriously wounded
by William Martin, a negro today. Tho
men had ouarreled over the ginning
OF some cotton. Martin was arrestal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09
BIG FIRE AT CANTON.
a M:lllon poilars-Gamt,lino
Houses Destroyed.
(By Associated Press.N

. HONG KONG, Nov. S.-A mc ,s.,gc
from Canton reports that n fire is
raging ON the riverside opposite tho
european quarters OH the isiaud Of
Shameen. The restaurants and sama.
ing houses have been burned.
NO lives have been lost. This dam.
age already exceeds $1,000, 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09

FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN
oyster and Fish business; whole
sale and retail. Apply 1918 Hunt
ington Avenue. fri.sa.su.3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09

FOR SALE-ALL THE MUSIC FOR
all the people at-the time 7c to 10
cents. THE GEO. d. HAMPTON
PlANo CO., 210 Twenty.eighth st.
11-9.tf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-11-09

WANTED-PoSITIoN AS OVER
seer of small farm, with, house. ref
efonce furnished Address w. e..
cure Daily Press. 11.e.66t.