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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09

The dome Of the federal building is a
genuine old curiosity shop such as II would
delight the heart of any thoroughgoing
antiquarian to Tummage in. Around the
walls of the dusty old room under the
curved roof are heaped records Of the fed
eraI courts running away back to the year
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-09
For the
Children

To succeed these days you must have
plenty of grit, courage, strength. How
is it with the children? Are they thin,
pale, delicate? Do not forget Ayers
Sarsaparilla You know it makes the
blood pure and rich, and builds up the
general health. Sold for 90 years.
We haOe no secrets! We publish
the formulas of all our medicines.
NGaG.o suTs EFF
reanshpa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

u Ia tho village Of Tigars, 10 nefthvsst.
cru Aissla, one sscs yosss man bestiss
ut piecs Of metal and fsshicnise . nre'f
fisg, u 10 asuslly Intended fer soms yeuns
woman bat u rsmains, ssys the ssthor Of
short Sketches from Oldest America, .
for the meeting Of The two mothers 10 sr
range matters.
The t~o families may be living closs TO-
sethsr, yet the mother Of The young man
Gill call on her ssishbor, and tell her how
he has Intended TO be more psiehborly,
but she has been - busy.
The nsishbor will declare hsw delighted
abe 10 to zee bcr.
Then mother sumbsr one begins to tell
what . great hunter her soa 10, and how
good he 10. Mother number two remarks
ba, her daughter 10 sach . lovely cook
Having taken lessons, che knows how 10
cook everything.
Mother number one declares that they
are never hungry 10 their ioloo, ~ son 10
always successful, and brInxs lots Of ssals
homo.
Mother sumber two remarks that her
daughter 10 such good sewer, and knows
tow 10 chew = beautiful boot sole.
It Is finally decided th,t the young nas
AhAil enter the girrs family on . sert Of
TRIAL. II the girl turss up her noss and
makes faees, be may as we'll leave, ~ the
match will sever amount to anything; but
hould she greet him with IN occasional
smile aud allow him to sit BY her side In
he evening. II viii all BE- clear sailing, aAd
they will unite ~ husband aud wife.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

Tho four old csptsios Of Salt Marsh, A.
er carefully studying the attractions on sr
cd by the mind-readtr Who was to hold
ior,h 10 ,hs town hall, needed to attend
The elteItsinment.
We can ;go right from the post-office
hen malls In. said Captain Gregg, mos,
adventurous oi the four, ard there doesn't
IN to be any need to consult our women.
'olEs, 80 fsrssI know. Most likely We
sbs'n't stay msre'n . few minutss
They were sll ssned ~ 10 the tdvisabil.
~ 81 this plsn, aud The next evening saw
them seated IN the last rew, with interest
wrltteo on ID, ir faces.
After . few preliminary exhibitions,
which caused the scattered audience 10
gap and ~rigsie, the uind-rssosr said, In
Z solsmn tsns,
There 10 ore person II ibis sudIepce who
bss been thinking ever siscs bs came 10
bsfs u person who is perhaps the strong
eat u na. pce 10 bis life--a ANAL, detsrmis.
eo-lookips woman, with sys that snap
aud
Al lhis point the four old captains rose
srf moved ey . single spring and hh d
frou ihr ball When they reached The
afrsy Of the sleps, Captain Gregg turr "a
ous o'h-p aoo spoke 10 = hoaf~ ~his-
pr;
-~bIcb oie Of " do you suppose b.
mdsnif'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
An Expensive Dog.

A doctor living In Warrington, Dlstr's'
Of Columbis, says writer In the Post o.
hat city, recently lost full.blooded Aire
'als terrier, and the question Of the com
psnsation to be given TO the finder, II thu
'og was returned, was under discussion be
ween the doctor and friend.
It will be . heavy reward to pay, said
the doctor.
Guess It will, said the friend.
About fifty dollars, sorrowfully nurmur.
ed the doctor.
More likely sixty, said the friend, brisk.
ly.
wish the dog had stayed at home, said
the doctor.
It would have been less expensive, de-.
elsred the friend.
He was rare and handsome animal
proudly exclaimed the doctor.
Nothing like him 10 the District, agreed
, he friend.
Pedigree and style considered, worth
fully two hundred dollars, declared thu
doctor.
And the finder will know It, too cried
he friend.
Afraid 80, huskily whispered the doctor.
Expensive dogs are expensive, philoso-
ohized the friend. Better have your checb
ready for sixty dollars. The dog IL sure to
ne returned.
Hate to have to do 1t, said the doctor, but
4 two.hundred-dollar dog 10 worth 1t,
sul pose.
Here the butler appeared with note for
he doctor. This ID how It read:
: WIN doc please give me 70 cents for Re-
urniDg Yeller dorg. ibate ter ask 80 much
nut had ter feed 1t for too Days.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
BENNINGTON.

Two inches ofsnow fell, Sunday night
Good for sap,
VIM. Bowles was At home Sunday
from biz lumber lob In Bondviiie.
Prank K. Howe, publisher Of the
Banner, is 10 Montpelier this week.
--DeRue Brothers Ministries were at the
Library hall theatre Monday evening and
gave good thow.
Nielsen KsnDop, ~ho has been In Green
n-ld, Mass., with his dsughter, Mrs. Fred
Lyons, several month";, has returned To bis
home In this village.
Mise Elys Bickford .of Greenfield.
Mass who is domestic for Mrs. X. 3.
Drysdsls, went Monday for . tive wssks'
stay ~iih her psrsnts.
--hn. Enms Collins Rsdd died st hsr
home OF Piatt street Saturday morning.
Dscsssed had hses afflicted several year
with o., Ger of the face.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
saved Nv Courage.

Mr.. Recke, the author Of "Notss from
nv South Sea Log" tells Of his tutor, whs
seemed to him the most heroic man IN the
world because be bad been through the
flrst Maori war, and because OF On adven.
ure which there befell him, and which ID
given as follows
Poor Guy, such was the tutors name,
was . lieutenant, and he and tive compan.
ions were captured BY the Aaoris. They
we're taken inside the stookads, and the
chief. taking up one Of the captured Sea-
msn's outlAsses. felt Ito edge, and then hx.
ed bis keen eyes on the young officers
face.
shall not harm these two men Of you're,
he said slowly. They shall 20 safely back
20 your lines if He paused, and grim
smile distorted his tattoosd face.
II whstf asked Guy, calmly.
II you will stretch out your right hand
80 that may cut It on At the wrist, swift
ly, no further harm shall come to you, 'and
YOU, too, shall 20 free.
VIII you keep your wordt
Aye. /, Te Atua Vera, am no liar.
Guy nodded, quietly took OF his coat and
oeld out bis left hand.
Strike, be said.
The chief again smiled. Thou art -
cunsing ~ thou art brave. Isaid the right
aand
Guy let fall bis left and extended bis
light arm. Ts Atua Wera stepped back
pace, raised the cutlass--and struck the
point Of 1t into the ground. Then be bent
forward and gravtlv rubbed noses with
Guy.
Go, he said, but come back no msrs.l 10
Guy and the two sailors we're allowed TO
return to Despard's lines uuharmed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

sslf.
Hs tsoh ca hM coat, ~aistcoat and esr
nsl shlrs. as1 laid them neatly scross th
ed ceuS spiss. On top sf these, sf,s
considerable sxertiou, he placed hs mutd,
trousers. Then 10 hs undsr~sar he sheo,
HE hst Of the barssrds,
Ihsrsp many . clip he .hcuted st them.
hope that clip won't he mine, he added
.emewhsi lsss confidently
lie measured The distance TO the bsnl
with m snxioos eve spd oDs BY one tessec
the various garments forth On the oose
They formed = ~svsrins and insecure.ioet-
i-g psvirg for q lit,le over half the sis.
ante
He stretched oat foot ginseriy, tested
he rssistsncs cf the wAistcoat, and took
he plange.
IL vas done 10 q dash and = mad Aide.
.uch 40 he used TO make when . member Of
certain grammar-schoei basebsllteam
Az the noish his noss vas jsmmed into IN.
bank and his dngers hooked among th.
retds.
He was = plebald and svil-smelling figure
shsn be crswlsd forth on the level OF the
marsh, but be had seldom felt happier, H.
~ss perfectly content 70 leave the new
shaki suit and the rubber boots. And with
hem he cast away all desire TO become >
portsman, He felt much sympathy for
the little red COW. no sever, and be spoks
TO her csmfortingly ~ be curried himself
with handtuls Of grass.
forgive YOU for your slight unpleasant.
ietp, cid lady. In consideration Of the bach
ou lent me. I'll see Scott comes yeu'
way with pony and arops. 10 the mean.
time, farewell. Ycu won't see me again
IN ess you should happen to come to New
York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

ssys I TO sesss slmrkias,

AE-F~ w t%S~s 1f%%fK-
10 . fr,~sdiv seii of way,
A ~s legged slonx the iarspiss
One y eassst ssmmsf dsy;
II have thc1shi the matter over
Ard ~ far ~ can ses,
Isssa vcv are the woman
That 10 last ths sirs for me"
wn rich and susan want,
For I owned . farm spd more.
owned . tract Of timberlasd,
4 Mwmiil and . store,
while sussa earned her living
Asa hired sirl. Asd did
Her DUTY by her mother
Ard little orphan hid.
But spssp, che Vas thrifty,
And 50 plump and fresh and fsir,
That certainly there wasn't
Any finer anywhere.
OF course she wa'nt my squa',
And her station wasn't mine,
But ~ Mrs. Hiram Higgins
She would have q chance To shine.
Tbes Sosar Simpkins halted,
And sbe looked into my eyes.
without \ sign Of thankfulucss
Or natu'ai surprise;
"i'm sorry, Mr.. Higgins, sir;
Indeed | sin," rays she,
sBat when II comes to sizes
You are one too small for me-
W. j. LAMrT0S.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22


Preston Weld 10 sonaosd to the hoxss
BY illnsss,
There 10 no 'lslshIng only In the sast-
ern part Of the town.
Edward MAJ cell has rstsrnsd irom q
two wesks visit In Boston.
"A. j. Dewey Of Bsnnir gton wss pre-.
snt 1t Tuesdays town meeting.
IT. J Mallo y sustaiusd severe lame.
ness BY his foot being caught between twe
loGa 10 his lumber yard.
Mr.. and Ars. warwick Csrpsntsr q
New York, are occupying Rev. VIM. n.
scott's iakssids cottage for few vssks.
AT the annual March meeting Tuesday
the following fll,ers were elected. NOD
trstor, 8. n. Bowlss; clerk and treasurer,
John Rooney; sslectmeD, ID. n. Gleason,
James Higgins, A. X. 0akes; fret consta-
BILE and collector, Chas. Sawyer; second
constable, n. 8. knights; listers, John
Rooney, Jsmes Dlnwiddie, c. d. sawyer,
Mark Harbour, A. W. Hsaar; auditors,
Geo. !. Knapp, Geo. ". Scott, Geo. =.
Cotton; town agent, Elmer Gleason; poor.
master, J. y. Smith; Inspector Of wosd,
lumber and shipgles, Jas, Din widdis; tswa
grand jurors, Elmer 0lsa son, Geo. ".
wosd. License for selling intoxlcs tiaS
liquors, No Is, Yes 23. Tax voted l7S
cents on dollar Of the grand list for
town purposes, 30 cents for schools, 80
cents for Highways. Road commissioner,
Q. l. Wood.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
A GARD.

We tn, undersigned, do hereby agree 70
r. fund the money on = b0-cent bottle Of
Greenes Warranted Syrup Of Tar iTit fails
% cure your cough or cold. We also
IusrsDtee . 2b-cent bottle TO prove satis-
factory or money rcfunded.
A. II. Pettibone Manchester Depot. H.
4. Brophv, East Dorset, J. N. Armstrong,
Dorset, y. o. Adams 4 Co, East Arlinstos,
z. 0. Adams, Arlington. adv. "a sm.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
DOCTORS ARE PUZZLED.

The remarkable recovery II Kenneth
xcIrver, Of Vcnceboro, Ne IL the subj Ct
Of much interest to the medical fraternity
snd wide circle Of friends. He says 10
MS Gaze: lowing TO severe Inflammation
Of the Throat and congestion OF the Lungs.
three doctors gave me up TO die, when, ~
= last resort, | WAS induced TO trv DR.
Kings New Discovery and | am happy to
say, 1t saved my life." Cures the worst
Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis, Tonsilitis,
Weak Lungs, horsfness and Latirippe
Guaranteed at Hard's ana WhIppls's drug
.tore. SOC and CLEO. Trial bottle free.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
TORTURE by sAvAGKs

"Speaking Of the torture to which soms
OF the savage tribes 10 the Philippine sub
isct their osptives, reminds me Of the in.
: nse suffering endured for three months
from Inflammation Of the Kidneys says
". n. Sherman, Of Cushing, Me-, moth.
log belped me until tried Electric Bisters
hree bottles Of which completely cured
me-" Cures Liver Complaint, Dvspepsia,
y ood disorders and Malaria; and restores
he weak and nervous to robust health.
Guarant'e ed BY Hard's and whipples drug
stores. Price Soc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

A lady soioG from home fss the Day,
says . writer In the New York Woyl1, ,Ieck.
,verythiDx ur csrsfully, and for ths
xroeer's benz nt left . card % ths hack
door.
"Aii ont. Doa't issve any thiog," II rsal.
On b rn,ssn she found The hssss rsn-
s.ek and all bsr choicest posssssioss
soD.. To the card on the door wss aAAsd,
..Ttabks. We havsn't left msch
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
Agents wanted .

We want the Calfskiss, Hides, Sheep
Pelts, Tallow, Bones, etc. collected 10 yosr
vicinity.
Can't you arrangd TO purchase thsss
goods for 10 this spriugs We will furnish
The cash with whic, to buy; We will also
furnish tags, advice sheets, taking oa dir
sctions, cloth posters 70 enable you 10 ~
vertise the business, etc., etc.
We pay highest cash prioss and kssp or
customers thoroughly posted On the condi-
Ion Of the market and pay the freight.
To any one writing us and nsntiosing
this paper, we will mail full partisulars.
Adddres,
CARRoLL 8. PAGE. Hyde Park, Vt. A
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
Could stand Another.

A commercial traveller tells the following
o' q little ocisl gathsrisg In casters On.
tari0:
Dinner was little late, 4 gusst ask-
ed the hostess 70 play something. Seating
oersslf at tbs plano, the good woman ere
eunda Chopin nsctOrns with precision.
She naishsd, and there WAS still a. later
val Of waiting 70 ~ bridgsd. II ths grim
silence she turned 10 ~ old gentleman On
her right asd said, Would you liks . sss-
sta before dinnsrr He gave = stArt Of sur.
prise and pleasure. Why, yes, thanksr
bs said. 4 had csspls on my way here.
out think could stand Assthsr.n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

ose would thiAk the Laxative Idea 10 .
cough syrup should have been advanced
long before II was. II seems the only
tational remedy for Coughs and Cslas
would be to move the bowels and clean the
mucous membranes Of the throat and Iungs
At the same time. Kennsdys Laxative
Honey and Tai. r.does this. II ID the Orig
NAL Laxative Cough Syrup, the best
known remedy for Coughs Colds, Group,
Hhosping Cough. etc. Tastes COED and
harmless. ssid by A. H. Psttibone, Man
chester Depot, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

u you are troubled 9th Pilss asd caat
Nod . cure, try Witch Hsssl salvs. bet b
sure yos Get that made BY 3. Q. Dewitt 4
o., Chicago. III the or,siaal. II yss
have sssd Witch uss,l saivs withoss bslas
relieved u is prob .bls shst yoa ess hslA q
oos Of the many wsrthless eossssrfslss
bat Are ssld on the rspststlon Of NE ess-
sias DsWi,,s Witch HassI sAivs. Bsh b.
A. II. Psttibose, Manchester Depot, W.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

Don'f frown--look pleasant. II you are
offering from Indigestion or sour stoma cb,
take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Hon. Jake
Moore, OF Atlanta, D., says: II suffered
more than 10 years with indigestion. A
tispd recommended Kodol. II relieved
me In enc day and now ssjoy bette
health than for many years." Kodol d.
gests what yon eat, relieves sour stomach.
xss on stoInscb, belching, etc. Sold BY
A. PJtb,1,, Nsi,, ester Depot, Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
A SCIENTIFIC WONDER

The cures thar stand 10 Ia credit make
euetlen's Arnica ssive . soientifc wonder
IL cured Y X. hulford, lecturer for the
Patrons OF Hasbsncry, waynesbofo. Ps
4 q distressing case Of PLEA. II heals the
wsrat Burns, s,res. Bsils. Ulcers, GUS,
Wounds. ChIibisIas snd Sal. Rheum.
Only 2sc At Hsrds and whipDIs's drug
stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

To any Farmer vino u,ll write q, -
,'oalne sh's paper, we vii ssvd frss, psss-
pad, several fcrmulas Tor usAins . Asvs-
elass sersilsw ~ home, Together viii ~
sost Of the insredispts, dlrct,oss sos nls.
ipg, etc.
Tue vsrment Kspsrimeas station 10 bsl-
lesin No. lie has the following 10 cay visA
reference Va The value Of home mixed sss.
ilissrs - compared With The Ordinary sso-
nercial brands, "0a every sccesst. Asv.
ever, nnanclal, educational Agricultural, n
. be,tsr 10 buy tns crude stsck sad Aeas
miS " Que uses ton or more"
kvsrv sp.io dste farmer shosh b iatsr-
sted 10 the sabiee, Of hone-mixsd fsrsiik
Iers and ws are In position 70 hslp thsa.
Addrrss,
CARROLL =. PAoE, Hyde Park, Vt. y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

Indigestion ID much Of . habit. Dent
get the habit. Take little Kodol Dyspsp-
sia Cure after eating and yeu Will quit
belching, puffiag, palpitating and frows-
Ing. Kodol digssts what you sat asl
makes the stomach sweet. Sold BY A, II
Pettibone, Manchester Depot, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

JsH little Kodol after meals viii relieve
thss faipess, bslehing. sss on stomach, ,ssd
oil other y nptons Of iedIgestioa. Kodei
dgests what ,os est, end enables ~
stomach and digestive organs 70 perform
their fsoetions astsraily. Sold bv 4. Il.
Petsibons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
A LIVELY russLE

sitb thst old enemy Of .be :rscs, ConstiDs
Ion, eftes snds Ia Appendicitis. To avoiA
al serious troubles With stomach, Liver
ard Bowels. take DR.. kisG's New Lite
PiiIs. They perfectly rssslats thsss
ovesas, without pain or dlsooaiees. -
ss Hsrdb ssd whipplss drug stores.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

Business stationery Of good quality and
sstefaIly printed 10 q vsiussis sssisssnt In
the offi ,e or eountipg--oom. The JOURNAL
ofiies can furnish the rigs. quality Of stock
.ad up to-1ste, sttrsesivs printing. Sssd
10 yoar order. Telephone 57-4.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22

Tue bss, ~,r to rid the system Of cold
10 70 ey.cus,e TIE bbsels k.nrdy',
LsIstye II ,sev and Tar sc's ~ pleasan,.
vet snsctusl ca;b1te on the bowels l.
clears the head, cots The palsxm oa, Of the
throat, strengthens the bronchial tsbes.
reiieves Coughs, colds, Group, whoopisg
cough etc. b I'D BY A. n. Psttibons,
ksncbsst<f Depot, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1906-03-22
At SHAW'S
Furniture Wareroon1s
WarerOOr1s

You find the following in addition to any
thing wanted in Furniture, Bedding, etc:
Ths finest lire OF new Japan and China Mauings
In handsome wsaves and designs at prices fsom Ioc
to soc per yard they are beauties. Also Crex Rugs
AID carpe,ings, furnish Art Squarss in Cex In.
grains, Brussels or Velvets.
Remsniher sell the celebrated New Home drop
head sewing machine from $2s so to fsS 90 each.
fine line OF ruouldings 10 match your
paper at half the price charged by agents. Also
plate and cofncr mouldngs.
large shipment, Of Liquid Veneer, The polish
tha, makes your furniture look IN ioc and soc
bottles
viii seii to April Is, any framed picture in stock
discount OF ss per cvai., consisting OF Pastsls,
oil Paintings, Etctings Fruit Pictures etc Bring
your Pictures 10 frame before the spring rush com
repair, refurnish and uphols,a furniture.
MiIburn Farm Wagons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
sIIas Robinson, Negro Youth. Gull.
ly Of Grave Crime.
SENSATION IN YORK COUNTY
Alleged Accomplish Of Convicted Man
Will Be Tried Today-sg crowd of
Negroes Gathered to Hear the
Case.

In the Circuit Court of York county
yesterday. Silas Robinson. an 1S-year-
Old negro youth. was found guilty of
rrimiDally assauting Fathie Wallare.
an aged negress. and was sentenced
to 20 years in the penitentiary.
The prisoners alleged victim lives
near Yorktown and the crime was com.
mitted ON the night of March II.
Judge Sidney Smith, appointed by
the court. defended the prisoner.
Today William Washington. accus
ed of being Robinson's accomplice. will
be tried. Robinson made a confession
after his arrest and implicated Wash
ington. who is the son of well-to.du
negro farmer aud has always borne a
good reputation. Washington denies
mat he was with Robinson and says
he knows nothing about the crime.
Attorneys c. Aylett Ashby and ]
I. Newsome have been retained to
defend Washington.
Paul Robinson. twin brother to SiIas.
was arrested in connection with this
crime, but he proved an alibi and was
released after the preliminary hear
ing.
The case has attracted much atten,
ton in York county and an immense
crowd, composed largely of negroes
gathered at the court house vest CT.
day to hear the trial.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
CASINO PARK IN SHAPE.
Preparations For First Baseball Game
Tomorrow

Preparations For First Baseball Game
Tomorrow.
The canvas fence and grand stand
of the Casino baseball park have
been repaired and now force Of
men are engaged In putting the dia-
mond in shape for the opening game
of the season Saturday between New
port News nine and the team of the
crew of the battleshlp Virginia
The locals are spending about an
hour every evening at practice and
all of the men have shown up in good
form. Some fast clean sport is look
ed for Saturday and it is expected
that large crowd of fans will be in
attendance.
The Vlrglnia's team will bring over
a squad of abot 100. blue Jackets and
their roofing will no doubt be fea-
ture of the game
Arrangements have been made for
a game between the local team and
the Norfolk State league nine. to be
played on the Casino Monday after.
noon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
American Liner ST. Paul Coming
Here for 0vsrhau|IRg.
HALF MILLION ToBE SPENT ON HER
New soiers VIII .. installed and
Ship WIN Leave Here Practically
New soterdyk sails For
This port orec,-marine Notes.

1t was announced yesterday that
the local shipyard had been awarded
a contract for overhauling and in.
stalllng new boilers in the American
Line steamship ST. Paul The ship is
expected to- arrive here within the
next few weeks ana when she
leaves to resume her transatlantic
VOYAGES she will be practically new
ship.
It will cost about half million
dollars to do the work contracted for.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-04-13
EASTER SHOPPING.
Big Stores Thronsed With Buyers
Brought Out by BaImy Weather.

Big Stores Thronsed With BUYERS
Brought Out by BaImy Weather.
The continuance of the balmy spring
weather of the past few days seems
to have confirmed the belief that the
vernal season Is OH in earnest AMI
this. together with the naarness Of
the Easter holiday. when all mankind
land womankind, too.) is clothed in
raiment new, has served to bestir the
followers of Dame Fashion to unusual
activity
The pre- Easter millinery opening
and spring fashion exhibit at the large
department store Of Messrs. Meyers
Bros, during this week, has attracted
widespread attention from all lovers
of the beautiful
b The millinery section is particularly
thing of beauty" the hats and bon
nets shown having an individual touch
OF charm and style, and nowhere have
prettier patterns been exhibited.
The other departments arc all we'll
filled and attractive, including those
devoted to suits and coats, kid
gloves. neckwear. hosiery and other
feminine dress accessories
The window display Is a charming
feature of this store just now; nota-
bly, the Easter Opening" window.
which has Attracted much favorable
comment from visitors and passersby