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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-17
FOR RENT OR LEASE

BUSINESS BLOCK IN BINGHAM
Junction, one door north OF West Jordan
Drug Co, brick building, plate glass
front, good location See August Olander
Murray. or West Jordan Drug Co. Bing-
ham Junction. x1961
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WE WANT TO BUY FURNITURE AND
carpets. Fones, Bell 1896; Ind. 2255 tiei
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ONE HUNDRED MEN TO EAT THE
best 10c meals In Salt Lake at Porter 3
cofe. "a Commercial st. ylsl9
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON,
brass, rags bottles rubber. copper, etc
Utah Junk Co, So E, sth So; phone 20
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NEW MICH COWS OR SOME TO BE
fresh In two or three weeks. From
one TO a carload. P. O. Box 1852 Phone
Forest 56-K y133l
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POSITION AS HoUsEKEEPER, AP-
ply 81 w. 3rd South. y1N5
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UTAH SHADE CO, ALL KINDS OF
yl2A
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WANTED SITUATIONS

LADY TEACHER WANTS OFFICE OR
travelling position, Address d 10, Trio-
une. y10l4
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHI

al OSKED AND RETRIMsIMEsD is q
exnert Fred Taylor. T.
'phona lS1-X.
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BY FIRST CLASS WOMAN COOK IN
good family Straight cooking. Ad-
dress ID 28. Tribune. yl292
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGl

VIZ RENT ALL MAkESa q.
writer Exchange. g. w. |"o
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MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES

~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~>~~ -
SIX NEW CARLOADS TO SELECI
from r. Mckenzie, 632 So, State "
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TWO OR THREE FURS'D HOUSE
keeping rooms. must be clean ana
CLOSE In. Call IS Center st or phone
s467Y y1267
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BY RESPONSIBLE ADULTS, COM
pletey furnished modern Housekeeping
apartment or cottage, TO rooms, cioso
In. Address y IL, Tribune.
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ENGRAVERS AND DESIGNERS

HALF-TONES AND CUTS
De Bouzek Engraving Co. g26l0
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WANTED-HELP

WANTED- OR ENERGETIC MEN
proposition before the public. never got
turned down; always got a hearing from
all classes OF people. Address u Is. IT'D.
une yl2S
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SCAVENGERS

UTAH SCAVENGER CO., OFFICE $50
So. srd Z. Ind. s94S, Bell 2610-K Rs2
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A NURSE OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
engagements. Best OF references
Bell phone 420S-K. y12S7
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BUSINESS CHANCES

1 WANT HELP; HAVE A FINE
business for good men. Call on me from
10 to and investigate. w, j. Crawford.
72 So. lSt West. y1277
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POSITION AS BLACKSMITH HELP
cr, One years experience. D 36. Trib-
unc, yl373
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WANTED

BOARD AND SUITE OF ROOMS.
with bath, In modern house two adults, J,
close In. Address D .. Tribune, state
terms and particulars.
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MAPLE FLOORING

IF YOU WANT MAPLE FLOORING.
clear white. Ia face. $50 per thousand
carload lots 10 per cent less. SEQ Geo
Morrow. architect, 4l2 Constitution bldg.
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A l5-ROOM BOARDING HOUSE, COM
pletely modern. in fine location, with
furniture as good as new. now making
SIPS mo Price $500. Newcomb, 63 a
w ID So. room Z Both phones. yl33s
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WE WILL MAKE YOU A PRESENT OF
500. give you splendid suit OF clothes
every ninety days. enlarge your picture
FREQ and pay you a salary OF SS5 n month
and all travelling expenses to take orders
for the greatest and most reliable por-
trait house in the world. All this will bo
guaranteed Address K. D. Martel. Dept
37S. Chicago Ill. y1324
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MARRIED MAN. 35. WANTS POSI-
ton Has office experience; also col
lecting. Address D "a, Tribune. y135S
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WIDOW .ETABLISHED IN PAYING
business wishes to meet gentleman
with means. Tourist preferred. Address
d 80. Tribune. yl295
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GRAIN e. POULTRY SUPPLIES

ALL KINDS AT BAILEY &c SONS. %
East End So. Both Zones S11, SS
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MONEY TO LOAN

On MORTGAGE. NO COMM,sE
Lowest rates. Pomeroy. 3s w. ist
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BOOKKEEPER, AGE 3S. ENGLISH, DE-
sires position, Moderate salary. Ad-
dress D 81. Tribune. y1Sls
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BOARD AND ROOMS

FIRST-CLASS BOARD AND SUITS of
rooms at $40 S. 2nd East. Bell Phone
a052X,
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ S. Hnnauer. J. V. Sadler
l62 So. West Temple. P. O. Box ljI6
Analytical work specially, Price-list
mailed. t2194
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BUSINESS WOMAN NOT UNDER 2s
yrs, accustomed to waiting on Gus
toners and general office work as
joint manager OF office. Apply 33s At
las blk. y1SbS
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AGENTS MAKING $40 DAILY. WHY
not your Davis soaps sell at sight II
attractive package won't force sales our
premiums Will Davis Soap Works, 81
Union Park Place Chicago, y1323
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NEW COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH AND
forty records; also lot Of valuable thco-
logical books. very valuable for minis
ters, 339 $. Sd East. y1260
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YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE POSITION.
Ono with railroad experience preferred.
Good opportunity to learn business Ad-
dress, stating experience. D S3. Tribune.
y1311
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WANTED-AGENTS

CANVASSERS, FOR CITY OR COUN-
try. New beginners do well, experienced
workers much better Honest effort well
rewarded. Address Manufacturers
Agents. Box 459 T, Salt Lake. Utah. Xl9S0
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WANTED COAT PRESSER AT CON
tinental Clothing Co None but ex-
perIenced men need apply. 115 South
Main. y1354
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AUTOMOBILES SACRIFICED: BUCK
board, 500: Oldsmobiles. $3.50 and $500;
3 Cadillacs 800. $500 and $50: 1 Elnore.
$40; General, $50; / FEedonia. $3.50;
Louis. $3.50; one two-cyl,Dder Oldsmo-
bile, almost new, 500; many others.
same rate, The Automobile Exchange.
253 Main st, in rear. y7S8
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Personal

A BACHELOR WOULD LIKE TO
meet lady between thlrty-fiYe and
forty-five, whose character is above
reproach, Object. matrimony. S, P.
box 322. city. y12S6
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MONEY LOANED SALAR1ED PEI
and others upon their own name
out security: cheapest rates, easlest
ments: Offices In SO principal cities;
Yourself money by getting our term
Tolmnn. 33S Atlas Bldg
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WANTED-SIX MEN TO TRAVEL IN
each state, distribute samples and ad-
vertise our goods Salary sci per week
and expenses. guaranteed, Expenses nd
vanced. Experience unnecessary. Ad
dress. with stamp, stating age and occu
patton. Reeve Co., 519 Dearborn ST., Chi
cago. yl318
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

SEFEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, NICE
Iy furnished. strictly modern Call
mornings, 5iI South Srd East. Phone,
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WANTED-HELP

GOOD DISH WASHER AT ONCE: JA-
panesc preferred. Halls Hotel 3rd So.
and State. y1291
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CRISMON & NICHOLS. ASSAYERS
and chemists. removed to 90 So. West
Temple w1792
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EXCELLENT DRIVING HORSE, SIX
years old, Apply Ala Atlas block. x2A:
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CHEAP-GOOD PAYING GROCERY.
building and fixtures. Ground rent $500,
Must be sold at once. Address "a, Trib-
une. y1obA
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LOST-AT LAGOON. JUNE 12. LADIES'
brown purse. Notify Box Az and re-
celNe reward y1372
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EASY MONEY. EASY TERMS
rates; very private; chattels and
securities. SEQ us. Room G9 Atlaa
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A FIRST-CLASS MERCANTILE BUSI-
ness on the best corner in a thriving and
growing town OF about 500 Inhabitants.
For particulars address r., P o. box AZ.
Garland, Box Elder county, Utah, x2o46
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FINE FIVE YEAR OLD MARE. BROKE
to drive or ride. Inquire Jockey Club
stable, Market st y1300
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A FINE JEWELLERS WALL CASE. A
$500 Kaufman surry nearly new. In
quire at 10 f. End South st. yl335
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THREE HORSES. ONE SURREY, ONE
delivery and one dray horse. Call 933
8. lst West. yl3J6
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A GOOD MANAGER TO TAKE
charge OF Pharaoh's Glenn In Parley's
Canyon for the coming season. said man
ager 10 furn good team OF horses, their
feed and money to supply the needs of
tho table boarders cooks, etc. and take
full control of the resort For particu-
Glenn Co $50 E. 7th So; H E Dcardorf
president: J. Millron secretary. y9l6
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GROCERY STORE: 600 n. 1sT WEST.
x25ii
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AGENTS-sHoEs FOR FLAT-IRoNs
SOC. New invention. Make $50 weekly,
Everybody wants them. Rapid seller.
Agents outfit sent prepaid Soc Address
Sect'y Shields. 1115 CaXton Bldg, Chi
cago. Sl3l9
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ture and past revealed. surprising, by
Americas eminent philosopher -astrolo-
gist- clairvoyant, ST. John. II Sheldon St.
Chicago Send birth, date and stamp.
Know thyself, y1329
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORk.
s6S F.. South Temple
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OPIUM, LAUDANUM.
cocaine habit. myself cured: will inform
YOU OF harmless, permanent home cure.
Mary Baldwin. box 1912, Chicago. y72S
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US

sS ROOMS OF SPLENDID FUR, FOUR
years lease This place has been
clearing over 5000 a mo for long time
Heavy transient trade. At $1,000 II Is the
best buy on the market. Come and get
particulars from Newcomb, 691s w. 2nd
So. room Z, Sl0Ss
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WINCHESTER RIFLE. WILL TRADE
Tor bicycle. 2 Jefferson st, y13i3
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL EST
Reasonable rates and generous d
nent privileges. We will build your
for YOU. Salt Lake Security & Trul
In our own building. S-34 Main str
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HAY. COAL AND GRAIN

HARVEY 81 CO, ll0 w. S. TEMPLE
Bell phone 1927. Ind. 1914
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y FEW A NO. l FRESH MILCH COWS
for sale Call Ind. phone 10,l61. d245
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JERSEY COW, FINE MIXER WITH
calf three days old. oliver. S71 W n.
Temple. yl312
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ROOMING-H HOUSE, 10 ROOMS ELI
gantly furnished; $500. c. 8. Breech, IL,
w. 2nd So y6Ai
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GOOD, GENTLE FAMILY HORSE. /. 900
pounds. $50 n. 7th West. yl303
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-13
SPECIAL COMMITTEES FROM
MARYLAND Legislature
viii Vioi, jamestown Exposition site
appropriation Of 500 600 Tor
building ard Cshhit.

Il is very likely that special
committee from the Maryland LEXIS.
laturo will visit the site OF the
James,o"u Exposition at Sewalrs
Point the latter part Of this month
in company with the Maryland ex-
hibit at the exposition to be held
at Annapolis the latter part Of this
month ANA during that meeting the
chairman OF the board OF commits
aioners Will urge the Mary land Leg
iaIature to send committee TO the
exposition site.
Tie Maryland commissioners have
decided to tslz the Legislature OF
their state for an appropriation Of
100000 for the erection of suit
able building ct the exposition and
according TO reports from Annapo-
lis, where the Legislature is now in
session, the bill viii so through.
a meeting OF all the business bod
.e- OF Baltimore will lie he'd in
,'c rooms OF the Travellers and Mer-
chants Association in that city on
Thursday afternoon, January is at
3 O'clock. This meeting will he held
70 rtho purpose of drafting 4 petit.
ton 10 be presented to the Mary
Land Legislature urging It to pass
the biz for 100000 which will be
presented by the Maryland commis-
sioners this month
The sense Of the Maryland commits
aioa is that The Maryland building
should he 2 colonial structure and
j. will recommend that style Of build
ing to the Legislature when the
appropriation IS taken up By that
body.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-13
THEATRICAL.

The largest and hest pleased
crowd os the week saw Nj. Daniel
Ryan and his company in Mac
beth at the Academy last night
The star, his leading lady, Miss
Alice Fleming. and other members
Of the company were given numerous
curtain calls after some of the best
scenes.
The play was well staged and the
players probably showed up to bet
ter advantage III this production
than in anything else they have at
tempted during the engagement here.
This afternoon THE Lady of
Lyons" will be presented. The en-
sagement closes tonight with pro.
duction of "Virginius" which, the
management promises, will be as
GOOD as the best in the repertory
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-13
NEW PLAN IN OPERATION
Better Street Car Service for North
End Residents.
HOW II IS BEING ACCOMPLISHED
Main Line Cars Are Handled on
Long Switch Above FortIcth Street
an5 "Depor Caru &c. Clear Track
Regular Schedule Msintalned.

The plan by which the Newport
News and Old Point Railway Line
expects 20 satisfy the demands OF
the residents OF North Enc for bet.
ter car service vas put into opera.
ton yesterday and good results we're
accomplished at once.
A switch nearly two blocks in
length has been built just north
of Tor:ieth street, the terminal OF
the main line cars. On this switch
the main line cars will be handled
as they arrve and the track viii
be left clear for The cars running
between the Chesapeake q Ohio de-
pot and Eifty-ffth street, which will
be able 10 maintain regular SEIZED.
ule throughout the day.
The delays which have been com
planned Of in the past have been
caused almost entirely by the han.
ding OF the main line cars at
Fortieth street without switch.
Passengers on the main line care
who desire to so north Of Fortieth
street, are directed to remain on
their cars when they arrive at
the switch until the northbound de
pot car arrives. The depot" car
Will stop beside the switch ana the
passengers can step from one car
to the other without difficulty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-13
joNss IS SATISFIED
First District Congressman expects
80 Get Support or This City.

First Dlstelc5 Congressman expects
80 Get Support OF This City.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Richmond Evening Journal says:
Representative Jones said today
that he will fee, himself somewhat
OF 4 monopo!ist il the Legislature
puts Newport News and the ada
cent country into the First District:
that he now has q good slice OF the
oyster industry in his district. and
that the new territory will bring
him whole lot more.
" Then" said he, having in mind
the oyster feast the corps OF Wash
ington correspondents were having
at the hands of ex-Ropresentatiye
Libby and the Virginia Pilots Asso-
citation. you fellows had better keep
straight and behave yourselves, or
nary an oyster will you ever get
agan."
"Nr. Jones regards 1t AZ prac.,.
eally certain that the new terri.
tory will be taken from The See.
ond District and put over into the
First.
It is but justice to coucede'
SAID lie, ';lat there is need OF an
equalization Of population in the
two districts, and as I have said
before ] shall not raise my hand
against it in any way"
Mr.. Jones assured the correapon.
dent of The Journal that he had
met with the most fatterlng sort Of
reception when he spoke at Newport
News last fall. and that practically
All OF The Influential Democrats of
the city had assured him OF their
support for Congress if their section
should lie put into his district.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-13
Named BY Chamber Of Commerce
Nominating Committee.
REPORT SUBMITTED LAST NIGHT
Mayor Buxton 'lessrs elias pcy.
car end c. q. West for Vice Pres.
idents~Ncw Washington s;ramcFs
wlll Stop Hero i Business tps,fss.


ACCORDING 70 custom IAe tAs1Aoel
of Commerce nominating committee
last night submitted Its report, nom
mating candidates fo7 nrAs,,lAnt and
~. co. g., 49, - ,u,..
LIZ -'''''' II I
ieoruaf! To- me eIsotion takes
place at the next meeting, when i.
any member desires to do SO he
may make other nominations from
the floor
Fo,iovInc = tho u=, NJ ,omo, srl,.
mitted Inv tho comnj,tAe.
For nrneidant-Zv II 1ivo,e-
For frs. Observation-Disclosures Pc.
ssr
For SECOND v,ce.rrAsiaan.-c p
Butyon
For tbir, v,o..,rns,Aen. y n
wAs.
For .raa.,ra1 r. u-onr.,
For diractorcA p,,-all W g.
1rnebur G. L ,vaoyo, 1,n,,,
uauebtop 7 u cor,,,,,o y
p.,,on,;,o a., II r. 1Io,,o
Tho committee roforrod oen7ct,i,,
to the eyce,Ienf wor,. done ~
Secretary r 7. rorro- ana ,ooor'
mended flint he 10 continued IN Of
fee
II ic oynectn1 th,, ,,o ro,o.. 81,
The committoo will No. ,lontoI r,tn
OUT change AZ tho novt mnofir~
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rsouant ..s ~ - e',y ~
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-13
LITTLE SON HIS AccusEn.
A. 2. Devere. Of Taunton, Mass, Ar,
rested Here FOR Deserving Family.

A. F. Devere and Mary Mahon
ey, of Taunton, Mass, we're arrested
here yesterday by Police Gergeautr
Mitchell and OHara. The couple
had lived here for two weeks as
man and wife, the former being
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-13
Special Meeting for men

There will be Il special meeting for
men at the Second Presbyterian
church tomorrow Afternoon at 8
O'Clock. Great interest is being man
Tested in the revival meetings in
progress a. the church. There were
several confessions last night. So.
vices will be held tonight at 1880,
preaching by the Rev. g. F. Black.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-13
employed as painter by Nj. =. II.
PaNenkinn

employed as painter by Mr. :. II.
IBallentine.
George and Joseph Green. candy
makers Ct Norfolk. furnished the
Information which lsd 10 lie arrests.
1T seems that the brothers received
a letter from the l2year.old sou
of Hrs. Devere telling them that
his father had deserted him and his
mother. Mrs. Devere is sister 70
the Green brothers
When Devere last heard OF his
brothers-in-law, they were in Florida
and he was much surprised yester-
day to learn Of their presence in
this vicinity
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-13

Mayer Buxton is expected to return
10 tie city today after business
TIP 10 Philadelphia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-13
aoclAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Lucille Cooper left last night
for Baltimore to visit friends.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-18
TIMELY TOPICS

Everything for the toilet can bs found at Nugentis pharmacy. the home of pure drugs.
 You will be warm at s small ex- pense if you purchase at !. B. Null lings & sons.
 Frank. the shoeman. will have a great refund sale on shoes and rub berS. beginning the 23rd-
 K. R. Harder is selling boys suits at S34s that were Si. & and s6- Other just as good bargains.
 It will make you hungry to See the good things Trott's bakery turns out every day.
 Get a pair cf I. q. Jackie & Sons Ssl0 sIs0ex for wet weather. double soles. rubber between.
 Nahon. the tailor. will make silk lined full dress suit for so; Tuxedo ssa.
 Get your saving and blaming done st fIsr wstprt0wn humber yard-
 NenTs sT<-cizf box calf faee and bEsrfeTs E. 21. uOmen's vici kid x2z5 at comnerficut boot and shoe store
 I.nusry sale in the upholstery de rertne1t at Red q HuxhezA An hszn Scotch and Irish lace ezrtaf1A