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Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21
Last Friday. June, 18th. Uncle

Last Friday, June, 18th, Uncle Sam started R. F. D. route No. 2 from McCrory, with Mr. A. J. Por- ter as carrier. The route is 27 miles long and has at present over 100 boxes and in a short while will have some 150 boxes. The route will serve 210 families and every one should patronize same in every way possible. Rural routes are the best accommodations the farmer has. and the only cost is the box cost ing $1. 50 which is nothing com pared to the service they are to him. This is all that the govern ment requires of any one and you can buy your box from whom you please. MT Porter is very accom- odating and genial citizen and is sure to make Route No. 2 a success. If you live on or near the route buy a box, for $1.5O, put-it on the roadside, give the carrier your name and Uncle Sam will have him bring and take your mail to and from the post-office free of charge. It won't cost you one cent, except the stamp.
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

THE Missouri Pacific Route.

FOR MEMPHIS
 And all points East and South. FOR ST. LOUIS
 And all points North and ! Northwest. FOR LITTLE ROCK
 And points in Arkansas and, I Texas aud the Great South west. Elegant Day Coaches, Reclining Chair Cars, seats free. Pullman, Buffet Sleepers on all Through, Traifs. H. c. TowNEND,
 Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Agt..
 St. Louis, Mo.
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

You cannot induce lower ami nal to eat heartily when not feeling we'll. A sick dog starves himself and gets we'll. The stomach once overworked, must have rest the same as your feet or eyes. You don't have to starve ito rest your stomach. KODOL FOR DYSPEP- SIA takes up the work for your stomach, digests what you eat and gives it rest. Puts it back in con- dition again. You can't feel good with a disoraered stomach. Try Ko- dol. Sold at Howell's drug store.
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

sEld. W. T. Carson will preach to the christian people at DeView, Sunday, June, 24th., at HOO a. m. and at night, at their church. Everybody invited.
 Mesdames J. F. Morgan and W. o. Scales left Wednesday, to at- tend the Foreign Missionary Con-
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

Mir. Jno. Dye left Friday, for points in Mississippi, returning Tuesday. We suppose he visited his CD Darling"
 Miss Erma Gillian, of Stanton, Tenn, arrived here Monday, to visit her aunt, Mrs. Chaney, at Tip. for few days.
 Miss Meta McCanie, of Haynes, came in Saturday, to visit the fam fly of MT. T. B. Holliman, of a few miles north of town.
 June Clearing Sale. Augusta Blue Front Store. Starts Wednes- day, June Both, for 10 days only If you can't come, telephone. b<NoTrcE: The person who Dor. rowed my set of jack screws will please return same at once. R. l.. JOHNSON. Mr. Grover Angus, who is brak- ing for the Missouri Pacific Ry., Company, at Wynne, visited home folks Tuesday and Wednesday.
 MT. H. w. Burrow, wife and child, of Morrillton, arrived here Saturday, the guests of Mrs. Bur- rows father, MT. J. E. Atkinson Mrs. Mark Reynolds and Little Miss Cathlene Ladd, who had beer visiting relatives here, returned te their homes st Judsonla, las Thursday.
 Mr. Landon Perry came in iron Little Rock Sunday, to visit hi wife, who is the guest of Mrs. M E. Angus family. He returned to Little Rock, Monday. Mir. l.. M. Petit returned hom Monday, from Jacksonville, Fla. accompanied by his grandmother Il Mrs. c. M. Murray, who vii make McCrory her future home.
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

Trade with. those who advertise.
 June Clearing Sale, Augusta. Hope Domestic Yet yd. Calico B Master Elmo Wilder visited at Cotton Plant the first of the week.
 MT. A. J. Marsh, and family, visited relatives at Wiville, Sun- day.
 MT. Chas. Brooks, of Cotton Plant was on our streets, Wednes- day. ]
 Rev. w. H. Morrow preached to the church goers, here, Monday night.
 Mrs. Geo. Johnston, of Grays, visited Miss Lizzie Holland, here, Sunday.
 MT. J. A. McCauley was over from Judsonia, Wednesday,, on business.
 Miss Linnie Mayfeld left Mon day, for her future home at Somer- vile, Tenn.
 N MT. Chas. Meehan, of Cotton Plant, was a visitor in our city, "Wednesday.
 MT. c. w. McCrory made bus mess trip to Wynne, Tuesday, re- turning Wednesday. |N MT. Strother Dent, of Riverside, came in from Wynne, Wednesday, enroute to his homes ..,. .:,.s..-
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

MT. Aus Lewis left for Wynne, Wednesday. Rev. H. T. Raney was a visitor at Augusta, Sunday. 5" Dr. Alex Westbrook returned to Little Rock, Saturday.
 Mir. J. P. Taylor returned Sat. urday, from Memphis.
 -Riggs Bros. buy old iron, brass, bones and all kinds of junk.
 MT. James Procter, of Tip, came in Wednesday, from Augusta.
 Mrs. F. E. Goats left Saturday, for Judsonia, to visit relatives.
 Col. 0. B. Mills, of Augusta, was on our streets, Wednesday.
 WIT. W. T. Cook visited his mother, at Wynne, Wednesday. -NoT1CE: One horse and mule for sale. B. T. WHERRY.
 MT. W. B. Dougherty made a business trip to Grays, Saturday. Riding and Walking Cultlvators Prices reduced. B. T. WHERRY.
 Howell's Kidney Cure is the best HowELs's DRUG STORE.
 MT. I. B. Matheney, of Morton, was 8 visitor to our city, Tuesday. -FOR SALE One new, 3inch wagon ata reduced price. EFT. WHERRY. Miss Grace Lewis left, Monday, to attend the Institute at Augusta. Mir. Ned Smith, of the Free Press, at Augusta, visited relatives here, the first of the week.
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

Genuine Scrivens Elastic Seam Drawers 49ct., pair. Blue Front Clearing Sale, Augusta
 Misses Pearl Arnold and Lee Thompson, of Grays, visited friends in McCrory, Sunday.
 MT. J. l.. Stair made business trip to Penrose, the first of the week, returning Wednesday~---.-
 Bishop B. F. Lee, (col.) of the A. M. E. Church, will visit McCrory, July, 4th, and 5th.
 Mrs. Chris Sharp, and children, of Wynne, came over Saturday, the guests of Mrs. A. J. Marsh.
 Miss Clementine Brewer left Monday to attend the County h. stitute which is in session at Au- gusta.
 Mr. Gus eatherly was called to his old home, at Camden, Tenn, Monday, to the bedside of his father who is very ill. N Mrs. B. E. Drewery returned to her home, Monday, at Newborn, Tenn, after a weeks visit to rela- tives here.
 Miss Helen MacNab, after few days visit to Mrs. H. w. Jernigan, returned to her home at Augusta, Saturday.
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

Mr. J. H. Crossett, and family, returned home Friday, after a stay of week with Mrs. Crossett's pa rents, at Conway.
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

June Clearing Sale. Blue Front Store. Lawn 24ct yard. Railroad fare returned with every $10.0O purchase.
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

-FOR SALE CHEAP, One dining
 table and cook stove, slightly used See McCrory Mere. Go.
Woodruff County news., 1906-06-21

-FOR SALE One new, 3inch wagon ata reduced price. EFT. T.WHERRY.
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
By SEWELL FORD

Why, Rossy," SAYS I, 4 didn't think YOU was
the sort that called Tor P. D. reports
I'm not says he. That's just fathers way.
YOU know. when he suspects anything is going
on that he hasn't been told about. He runs his
tigs ali '-t the time And mavbe some 9 OF them hem
weren't busy; so he told them to look after me.
Well say, I've heard some tough things about
the old man. but | never thought he'd carry thing
that far. Why, there ain any more sportin blood
in Rosster than you'd look Tor in a ribbon clerk.
Outside OF the little lady like boXn that he does
With me, liver regulator, the most eXcitin fad
Now, l generally fights shy OF u.iNin UP in fam "
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

affairs. but someway or other just ached to take
anzggs to hand the lemon to them two sleuts are
YOU,
He said he was.
And your games all on the straight after that.
IS it I says.
Pom my honor il Is. saws he.
Then count me in. says l. Il amt never had
any love for them sneak detectives, and here
where ! gives 'en q Whlr
BUT say. they re a slippery bunch. They must
have known just where We was headlu', for by the
time we lands the sidewalk in front OF the Physl-
cal culture Tarl3rs the man in the leadln cab has
Jumped out and faded.
He viii be watching on the floor above says
Rossiter and the other one viii stay below
THAT'S the way they work it, eh:' SAYS l.
Good Come on in without IooNn around or
lettin' 'eu know znurc on.
We goes up to the second floor and turns on the
alim in the front Office Then I puts a pair OF
gym shoes opens the door easy md ciptoes down
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

the stairs He was just where I thought he'd be-
coverin up in the shade Of The yestibuie,
Caught with the goods on. says !. reachin out
and eettIn a good grip on his neck No YOU don't !
No gun play in this and l gives his wrist crack
with my knuckIes that puts his shoo,in arm out OF
business.
You're maxim a mistake" says he, I'm a
You're a third rate yegg.' saws 1, and YOU We
been nipped irwin to pinch q rubler door mat
Here's my badge says he.
"Anybody can buy things like that at a hook
shop saws l. You come along up stairs til l sec
whether or no its worth while ringin up COP
He didn want to visit. not little Lit. Lut was
behind. persuadin him With my knee, and up he
goes.
Look at what the sneak thief business is CO.. in
TO-" SAYS l. srandlu him under the bunch h5lt
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

paper. says l. and WNon your CascS como up at
Special Sessions rnaVbe Your friends Il al have
served seats. Swee, pair OF pigeon toed junk col
lectJrs YOU are,
If they wa n sick OF the tralIln business before
remarks they made US they went down the stairs |
suspoioned they was some sore on me. But now
and then runs across folks that ! m kind OF proud
to have feel that way. Private detectives IS in tlat
class.
was still on the grin. and rhin}in how real cute
Id been. when l hears heavy steps ON the stairs,
and in blows Ro--iter old man. short OF breath
and wall eyed
.'Where55 he gone" says he.
(which one saws I.
"WhN that fool boy of raine" SAYS the Old man,
I've Just had word that he was here less than an
hour ago.
"You got a straight tip" says [.
well where did he 60 from here Says he
I'm poor gue-~er says |, and he didn t
leave any word fut j. you 'as to ask my opinion,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02


ewes and a couple Of overhangin front
what's the use5 Rosy don travel
He don have 10. with pepper bossI
trunk lines.
When he first begun comm to the
.-. up Tor q sotr boiled and wondered
stray around town alone without h,
cracked. Took me sometime, too. \
-re fact that Ro~~v was wiser n he
---r he va II T no knowledge trust
lust beln' good natured was Ros.
Course. he C1ulin help GRIMM
Car that way. There Wa n t any mist
N thew wide set ewes of his. though
That was The real article the gen
ul-- III stand Tor ANYTHING kind
Say. voG could spring any sort of q
-.-a On Rossz. and he wculGn {
se-eal He was one of Your shy
-r8'ets. too. Mostly he PLAYED
-alrkln part. and when he dill talk
he dldu'r say much. After YOU -or
- know HIM real we'll though and
was used 10 the way he loo-ei. Eou
couldn't help ILlin Roster. III
had both him and the old man a~
--EIa-s for TWO or three months
and II natural [ was more or less
l---u-lv with them.
50 when Rossv shows up here The
other -uo--llu and shoveS out his
--.-asir-o1 70 me. l don. L think
-.--,r at l..
shorty says he, kind o- -u~1l1
-- IEe got q favor u ask ot
You're welcome 10 use al I've
g- n the bank. SAYS L
L l~r { money. says he. grow
II ---Ee-.
o-. saws I. like I was a lot
SURPRISED. Your usin the touch
preamble made me think II was
N-a- the -a.
III can't -eI r3u just now ~
SAWS he. but 1 like YOUR assist
a-.- IN E--le affair about eight
lock- this evening H---e can !
Sounds mysterious SAYS l.
ain E4lD ur against any
CAM I'D game. are Tae
.- a--.,-- he begins
-a--s enough -ar- L. and I
The particular spot III Ire
6- ---ln II that hour.
E.- won -aIl SAYS he,
[.- unless an Ambulance gets
saws
Well dii-- -o around 1a--ln
bead all the -eSt et The daE,
-~- 10 -hlnl out what II Was
r.--l-e- had on The card Some
Low he ain the kind you'd look
-a- ar- hoc stunts from II Id
made 4 guess. narne / SAID he
vented ne to take him and col
-.-e crur down - chop suey
joint for an orgy on l-.i nuts an
s. WANT 1l2e-in any that
e.eu-- as / holds ur the corner Of
.--E-- -l=-lu The time OF day
r.-- HE rounds and warchin the
II --e- folks streak hv TO the root
gardens. Right on the tick ham
som -e-eheS up ~ the curb and
-Ir,- me the WiEwag 10 jump IN.
You re -urnIn on sked. says /.
-llrk your studio would be
a.r5 he. Il YOU don mind.
said / 6ldu {. and away we goes
As we does the turn / sees an
s5l5 dash 10 get IN front. and,
through the back window, l spot.
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Are we part Of a procession, /,
e-- o--- TO ll--.
He only gria5 and looks kind Of She
the ---l-r rl--g nowadays, says j
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New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

where ROSSlter could get good loo
at him He was a siI.ry eyed lO,:
brow that YOU WoulGn t trust alone
in a room with a hot quarter.
My name IS NcGi.ty." says he
Even if Il va II t. You could rcv,r
rove an alibi wi-h that l4cc. %
SAYS |.
If this voung gentu phone to
is father. he goes on. he'll nad
that I'm al right.
Don vou want rs 10 call up
Teddy at oyster BaE. Or send Tor
Your old friend Bishop Potter Nh
SAY don | look like | could buy
-lN PAPER without gettin stuck Sit
down there and rest Your face and
hands
With that I chuyls hin into a
chair grabs UP hank OF VIII. .oW
cord that I has ror the chest
weights and proceeds 10 DO the bum
die wrapping acr ON him Course.
he does lot ot talkln tellln of the
things ch4cll happen TO me II | don t
Let him 60 right of.
Il chcertully pay all the e>-
,,usro ot damage suit, or fines,
Shorty says Ro-,irer.
Forge. il SAYS l. There
won't he ANYTHING of the sort He $
lc-cin off a little hot air that's all.
Keep your eve on him While l goes
after the other one.
! collarri Number Two ,Iua-tI,l'
on tue -hz light stairs For a minute
or 80 he uut ur ii nice little muss,
l,t after | Il handed him Il swift one
on The ia" he forgot all about
Attempted larceny OF tarred
-apt t1~ vou~-. saws Come down
t.L / give YOU the third degree.
lie HI0t have Il word To say;
-.-- held onto his face and looked
u-.N. / Tied him up same | had
the other and set EN- face to face,
where they could see how pretty they
looked Then l led Rossircr down
stairs.
Nov run along and enjoy YOUR
sell. Says THAT parU do no
more sleut in for awhile III keep
'em half an hour anyway, before l
throws EN- ont in the street
I'm awful. obliged Shorty, ~
-a he
Don't mention it, " says J. Its
been pleasure
That was no dream. either SAY,
i dlI me most as much good as 4
trip To C3uev, striugiu them trlIsscd
up keVhole gazer~.
Your names Il look nice in the
|. and when Your cases come up at
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

general thing don't 60 much on looks.
bat I v-.u say that We seen handsorner
specimens than Rossiter. He's got good
height. and plenty Of reach. with legs
branchin' out JUST under his armpits-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

hem clothes pin teller- are built
Ish out the oubination with + D.
2 Of ove-hargin front teeth Wei
Rosy don { travel on his shape.
D. with pepper bossIn . couple Of
hegan comm to the studio I sized
boiled and wondered how he could
VA alone without havin his she'll
me- sometime, too. before I fcil to
-~v was wiser n he looked, but at
} knowledge trust.
d na-ured was Rossv.s long suit.
In help GRIMM his mouth Is
here wa MT any uiStakIn the look
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

). and I sees Rossiter
p IN.
.vsI Where 10 now
Ia be the best place,
re goes around the cor
sees another cab make
t. and takin a peek
l spots a second one
SION says 7. loincin'
ID Of sheepish That's
says he
.vs !
me rather nervous at
i been shadowed Tor a
md lately We got SO |
m Tonight. though
/ thought you might
he track.
IS
saws he not grOuChE,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-09
TWO THOJSAND CHILDREN
FREE FOR SUMMER MONTHS
City Schools Closed Their Doors
Yesterday-High School Com
fnencement Exercises.

lhe doors of the city public school,
were closed yesterday morning for
The summer vacation aud the 2.OpO
children who have laburcd Tor ninn
m1nths have laid aside their books
Tor three months rest They will
return TO tile schools to resume their
struggles with malh'. history. etc.
next September.
The final examinations were com
pleicd Thursday anu at 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning the pupils gather
ca III their respective rooms To re-.
triv" their promotion and distinction
cards Those pupils. who failed and
they we're comparatively few. recciY.
ed failure cards ana will have to 70
over The same work next session that
they did this 3esii.l.
Yesterday afternoon the public
school teachers wound mp their work
Tor The session and most of them
viii leave The city next week to spcnJ
their summer vacation in other
places.
The final announcement exercise;
OF The graduating class OF 1906 viii
be held i'll the Academy OF Music
Monday night at $50 o'clock. The
eleven young lady graduate will o.
cupy seats on the stage with the
school trustees and The speakers Of
the evening Hon. Pembroke pet
ilte of I'luvanna county. will deliver
The annual address TO the class.
President Pickett of the school
board, will make The address of vel.
come
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-09
Judgment for $1,000.

IN the Circuit Court Yesterday af,
ttinnon judgment for S7,0OD was Civ.
en- John l'aumci@tcr against, the New.
port News Publaning Company Ar
Gliinent upon a motion to SGT aside
the verdict will Ii, heard hv ,Iudye
Blackstone tonight
Banmcdistcr. while working as
prcs*Inan for The defendant company
several years ago. caught his right
halld in the press ami as The result
he arm AMI hand had la bc ampu.
tatcd. lie entered suit for damnres
aud the case has been tried four
times. One iury failed To agree. an.
other gave Judgment for S.. 600 auI
me third gave Judgment for $1,000.
tnill of these vcrdicts wee Sc. aside
by the Court of Appeals.
Me5ars Ashby Il Rcul and ~. 9.
stuart represent the plaiuiilr und Inc
defendant is represented b., Aessis
Leu d Massic and o d. Ratchelor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-09
lIsKE POTABLE OlO WOMAN
/. FINED, AND GIVEN JAIL TERM
Justice Brown Imposes Severe Penal
ty in Case Of Rosa Last-Hana-
fort Acquitted.

In the police court yesterday Ros;,
Last. a disrcputable old white woman.
was fined $52.75 and given three
months in Jail for keeping Il house of
ill-iamc. Tic woman's attorney. Mr..
c. c. Mitchell. noted an appeal to the
Corporation Court and the wcmai
was released OIL bail
Rosa Last was arrested in unnec.
ton with the case OF Stella Kelly. Il
l5-ycar-plh girl arrested on the charge
of disordcrly conduct. Rosa Abcr-
natly young woman who was
charged with abducting the Kelly girl.
was pnt under Il bond of $500 for six
months, Rosa Last being accepted us
security.
The warrants against Elmer Hans.
fort. charged with criminally assault.
I'M; Stcll Kelly. AMI Kittie Sands.
charged with abduction. were dismiss.
ed.
The girl was turned over to her
latncr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-09
Social Personal

The members of IT, High school
class of 05 were entertained hy Miss
Frances c. Stuart, at her homo, 29la
West avenue. last night. The class:
made preparations for attending tile
annual commencement of tile local
High school Monday night and when
that work had been disposed ut
amusemcnts were INDUCED in. Dainty
refreshments were served by the hos
tees Those present were: Misses
Mae Marshall Clara Smith. Elizabeth
Edwards. Maude Garner, Leila Smell,
Olive Marlowe and Frances Stewart.
Mcssrs: Albert o. Loomis, Robert a.
Dvis and Allen Davis.
Mr.. ]. G.. Hunter, Lloyd's surveyor
for the Chesapeake district is in this
city OH business.
Mr. w a. Graft. who Is attending
the University Of Virginia arrived
in this city yesterday afternoon To
spend the summer vacation with his
parents.
AIR. r. l.. Tarrar returned yestcr-
day from business trip to Balti-
more
Mr.. William Walton is quite i'll rs
The result Of being bitten by a spider
several days ago
Mr.. d. s. Jones, president of tile
common council. is slightly indisros-
edat his home on West avenue.
Little Geraldine Williams. daugh,
ter of Captain anu Mrs j. r.. VIII
Jams. is threatened with typhoid f.
yer at her home on Thirty-first
street.
Police Sergeant r. a. Mitchell
and family will leave Monday FIR
Prince GcorSe county where they
will visit the family of Dr. w. b..
Daniel. father of Mrs. Mitchell.
Mr. C. C.. Kent. secretary of the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. a. at Clifton Forge,
lis i'll the city visiting friends. Mr..
Kcnt left here on May after being
general secretary of the local associa-
ton for fifteen years.
Mr.. c, Vernon spratley, formerly
principal of the Twenty-eishth street
public school yesterday received Il
telegram notifying him that he had
been awarded his degree rs bachelor
OF law at the University Of Virginia.
T Mr. and Mrs. Allen Turner, who
were married in Scranton Pa, Tues
day are in the city to spend several
days with relatives. Mr.. Turner liy-,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-09
WOULD ABOLISH FOOTBALL.
Educator Says Many Institutions Of
Learning Are Schools of ANARCHY

Ie"i hiiS ARE oCnoOlS or Anarchy.
Especial to The Daily Press
LEBANON. Hal. June S.-presi.
dent Chamberlain of Mckendree Col.
leg i'll his annual report to the board
of trustees yesterday entered upon 8
VIZ rous discussion of intercollegiate
athletics especially football. recon-.
mendins the adjustment of the game.
Re declared many institutions OF
learning are schools of anarchy.
AS for The college spirit said
President ChamheIlin, at must ne
admitted that the argument against
such cruel sport is well grounded II
The chief object Of the institution OF
learning is TO promote so.caled ply
seal culture at the exepnse of human
life and the broken bodies of cen.
testantS
1T is this spirit which leads to
hazin2. breaking into property. keen.
ing ferocious bull dogs supporting
automobiles. and other like dissipa.
'i2ns as modern fads in many of our
institutions OF learning.