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who can boast of such a record.
A merchant or manufacturer, d
lawyer or physician who could
be relied on to hit the mark more
than ten thousand times before he
missed it would be considered
success by his fellow citizens
Even minister OF the gospel
whose mistakes were over ten
thousand times apart would feel
justified in claiming a clear title
to mansions in the skies.
While on the subject of errors
it is interesting to note how rap
idly the postal service has grown
in proficiency since it was di-
vorced from politics. In 1890
there was an error for every 1884
pieces OF mail handled correctly.
After that there was rapid and
steady improvement until 1897
Since 1897 there has been practi-
cally no improvement in the num-
Der of pieces carried to the error
In carrying ano distributing
the eighteen and quarter billion
pieces of mail matter the l2,101
postal clerks worked on 1888
miles of steam railroad, cable
and electric car and steamboat
lines, and travelled. either alone o,
in crews, 260,21O,225 miles. In
addition to the miles travelled b,
mail clerks in the railway mail
service, there we're 116, 6,3S3,S12
miles covered by the closed pouch
service. via railroads. steamboats,
and electric lines. The total in
crease of mileage of every kind
in 1905 was more than ten million
miles over the previous year. The
number of miles of railway and
steamboat lines covered by the
railway mail service increased, in
1905. 1921 miles over the pre-
viouS year.
The newspaper., 1906-11-16

other 8 per cent. comes from the
tax collected through the Customs
and Internal Revenue Depart
ment.
And what is the most valuable
asset of the Post Office Depart
ment? What is the most necessary
part OF this machine that runs so
smoothly and makes so little noise
that we seldom think of it as run
ming at all f? 1t is the postal clerk.
Ability is required in the distribu
ton and the handling OF the mail
at the post Offices. But it takes
something more than ability to do
the work of the postal clerk. The
service he performs calls for in
tegrity. intelligence and courage
of high order. Nerve, pluck
energy. endurance. the meu who
handle the mail on Uncle Sans
mail trains must have plenty oi
these.
Last fiscal year the l2,1l0 postal
clerks in the United States han.
died lS.l22. .9O3 $50 pieces of ordi.
nary mail matter and Al ,64S, ,939
pieces of registered matter. They
made 1858. 800 errors. an average
ofa little over 1876 errors to the
clerk.
On first blush the number oi
errors may look big; but when the
work done is considered the mil
lion and odd errors become in
significant. For every error in
the handling of mail by postal
clerks l0,602 pieces were handled
correctly. Correct l0,e02 and in
correct once! Where is the busi.
ness man or the professional man
The newspaper., 1906-11-16
THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
By DAVID A. GATES.

The post Office more than any
other part of the national Gov
eminent comes near touching
every citizen. Few persons there
are who do not do business to a
greater or less extent with Uncle
Sans post Offices. Interfere with
The mail and you seriously affect
the business of millions-of people.
Telcgraphic and telephone ser
vices a.e too expensive for any
thing but emergency business.
The United States Mail is by long
odds the cheapest and most re-
liable means of communication.
When the merchant does not re.
eeive his business letters promptly
he is disturbed. Let the farmer S
magazine or weekly paper fail 60
reach him in time for Sunday and
he knows that something is wrong.
If it happens the second time he
will make complaint, and there
IS an investigation Probably it
will develop that some anti in
The Post Office Department has
failed to do his duty. and there is
a suspension or removal. Ifsome-
thing of this kind does not occur,
not one man in every thousand
will stop to consider how really
good and indispensable a thing
The Post Office Department is.
Levying a comparatively insig-
nihcant tax for the service. this
department supplies the lite blood
OF the great, throbbing business
world. OF the $4,000, 900 need
ed annually TO operate the Post
Office Department. 81 per cent.
comes from postal revenues; the
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
THIRrY-FoURrH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

East aes o6 5i hsoa and Is POUNDED d Py within
East one Hundred and TifyeIshth street and csuid
The second Election District is bounded by and
%tGn ne East 9S ne anrsa spd 6d
The 9TH Thru Election Dlstret Is bounded
r Uhe @ hGHoFea nn ana S5yffth street Forest
Cauldwell avenue and Boston road.
within Fast Hundred and sixS-ffth street rnon
avenue East One Hundred and Sxty-frst street and
ss T OF Pf FSon and Pss + 5oapsd By and within
The SIKH FIect3op D,trIot 1 81 mon b, SS eIue &
East One Hundred and slxysxth street stebbns ave-
chester avenue, Intervale avenue East one Hundred
The Dscs s Bounded bv
wiz within Home street Union avenue East One Hundred
the, Inc Eishth Election District is bounded by and
Tni0H sye1Ge Home street Jackson avenue East
The %nth Eecfoo Dis:ct Is fG bounde9 neGH m s6G
aSdre E1t oa' aB b9naTSd and East 0no
East one Hundred and sixty-sixth street and Union
The Tenth Election bounded by and within
1ythiFa & I'd ~STd ard pe the Bronx river Westcheser
East ande5 z5SnRt6 ssss4'A stFset street and
b hg M EeySRth Efeq9n tic District & is bounded by and
man street Svn Mard ae & Ess TTenqe Free
street Prospect Avenue SehniBese and
The Twelfth tr Election District Is bounded by and
within the T%enty-thrd Ward line stebbins ayenue
and cntda fsi Avenue Dn' hundred and
wh9 & qsfRh EsGoR El RsTs T Is bounded by
ninth street. Boston Jennings street ProSneyst
Union avenue, East one Hundred and Sixty-eirht6
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded nv and
East ON Hurdred ara sxnin9 pS Saton @yepqe
avenue Eas: one Hundred and sixyeIghth street and
Fulton avenue, ~
5b The FesP5h f Eioeti29 % District i bounded by and
Franklin avehus and Third avenue.
wthin fremont avenue Arthur avenue. Crotona PARK
avenue East one Hundred and Street ard
The Seventeenth Election District fs bo,,d. L ~ !.
within fremont avenue. Bathgate avenue East One
Hundred and Seveny-hfth street Third avenue East
one Hundred and SeVenty-fourth street Park ave-
nue..
The E3shtssnth @ @ Election DstrIet IS bounded by and
Avenue fremont avenue and Park avenue
second street. Hughes avenue. fremont avenue and
The Twentieth Election District IS bounded by and
within fremont avenue Southern Boulevard one
Crotona Park North and Arthur avenue
within Park North Marmion avenue Fast 6na
Hundred and seventysxth street Southern Foul4va
Fast Ore Hundred and seventy-eighth street Boston
road West Farms road. the Bronx river Twenty-thrd
Ward line and crotona avenue.
t snd within @ East One Hundred and EiEhty-second
East One Hunde seventy-eghth street soutbsIn
The Twenty-thrd Election District is bounded bv
@ ara "lpnon p East One Hundred and Eighty-second
The Twenty fourth Election District is bounded b
Hundred and Eghty-nrst street. Boston road F.asP
One Hundred and Eighty-second street and Belmont
Tbs Twenty nfh Election District bounded BY and
Hundred and Eishty-second street Quarry road Fss,
One Hundred and Eishty-fourth street and Hoffman
The Twenty-slxth Election District is bounded h.
Quarry road One Hundred and FiEhtietb Svteei:
sad Park avenue. - s''
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
Election Notice.
rH1RrY-F1rrH ASSEMBLY Observation-Disclosures.

l
Tie Third Election bounded by and within
rwentythird wsrd iine Webster Park avenue
avenue. East one Hundred and siSty-fourh street anu
The Fourth Election by and within
East One Hundred and aNtJ-ss'eitn street Third
East Hundred and SEVENTEEN street Third avenue.
Esst ops sa, nd5ea % add a9p ana Street
avenue Hundred and Sixty-niIth street anu
The Sixth Election pstri-t bounled BY and within
East one 4qndred and S1a IIaiEh stTee
Park avenue. East One Hundred ana s'A'Si-H'h s'''
Tne seventh Election District bounded by and within
Wendoyer avenue Washngon aag%u and webster avenue
The Eighth Election DstTict bounded by and whls his
Avenue nf the HqR9ssf sRf Ws3d St
The &ntS Eecton District +, bounded by and S,rd 7shn
s Est s 9ns @ dundI and & wash
Rgs0F sEenqe ~I Va WendoveT aDenTs and Morris
Runde ea{. Election IS and Monroe
afenue East on. HnSsd ana and stree &
Morris avenue Teller avenue the Twenty-th'u "a ''
Eleventh cction District bounded by ana oT.inre
East One Hundred and seventySTna yared and seventy
s13 street leone East ns paS aSenae one
HaHrs and Tnh siTfst rni9n stree. aGS and
Fordham road Jerome avenue one Hundfe1 epsnis
East 0ns nns.S and sg6Sh street and Harlem
within Bmrnsde arenEs fv.r avenue ret aysnTf
street csg rast One Hundred and og
street. Monroe avenue and Grand Boulevard anu
Fourteenth Election District is bounded ,g,st.r 9
avenue East One Hundred and Erhtieth street Fng.
avenue fremont avenue. Ryer avenue buIhS'N
Fifteenth Election bounded by and Ms1o
avenue Fast One Hundred and EiEhty-eSehh street
Webster avenu- Hundred and Eightieth street.
T si1esntS % Eiecon eTf Distrc and VIII VIII
man street Fas; On. Hundred and Eighy-fourth street
The Seventeenth Election District is bounded by ara
bridge Hundred and Ninetyfour.n @
EgRtyIseSenth street Marion avenue Fast One Hundred
en9 % street and p1r H bonded By
within Southern boulevard Pelham avenue a. p.1
s E9st 3nd Wese4 TTS Hgnds6 and
Tho Nineteerth Election District Is bounded BY and
within GunhI road, Bronx river, FeIhan
parkway East Two Hundred Fourth street and Je-
parkway Webster avenue. East Two Hundredth street
The Twenty-nrst Election District is bounded by and
%thin GH1hi road Jerome sVenae emu rISr.d and Ninety
fourth Bainbrdgs Fast One Hundred ana
Ninetysixth street Jerome avenue. Kinssoridge read
Reservoir avenue. sedFwci avenue and Dcknson PIAT
within Van Cortlandt avenue. Gunhi1 road. Dickinson
place, sedgwick avenue Reservoir avenue knsseTIas
ten Duyyn creek and Eroadwsy;i 49,. g., ,,., ~, and
parallel with Van Cortlandt avenue Dash
lane Broadway spuyten Duyvh creek Harlem river ana
The Twenty-fourth Election District by and
Tibbcs BROOK Van cortisndt lake Van Corandt avenus
line parallel with pashs Van Cortlandt avenue to
The Twenty-ffh Election District ia bounded by ana
BronH liver Gunhin road Van CoTtands ayenu. Van
Cortlandt Lake and Tibbets brook. -
CHARLES b PAGE.
Commissioners OF Elections
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
Election Notice.
rH1Rrr-sEcoND ASSEMBLY p1srR1cr-contlnusd.

The Thirty-frst Election District bounded by and
within Boston Post road. road Unionport
road. West Farms road and the Bronx river
The Thirty-s Election District is bounded by
ana within Morris Park Bronxdale
west Farms road and Unionport road
Inc Ihirty-thtrd Election District is bounded by and
WITHIN Bronx and Pelham parkway, Weschester creek,
Main street Silver Farms road. Bronxdals
avenue, Morris Park avenue Unionpor road White
Plains road.
The Thrty-Tourth Election District bounded by
and within On avenue. Briggs avenue Fourth street
second avenue. Fifth street. Fifth Ash avenue
Eorsa avenue, Eastchester road. Boston Post road.
Eighth avenue Ash street. Black Dog brook Given'a
creek. Westchester creek Bronx and Pelham parkway.
Boston Post road and Bronx river.
The Thirtyffth Election District is bounded by and
within Fifth avenue. Fifth street Second avenue.
Fourth street. Briggs avenue. Oltn avenue and the
Bronx river.
The Thirtysirth Election District is bounded by and
within Fifteenth avenue Walnut street. Boston Post
Fifth avenue and Bronx river.
The Thirty seventh Election District is bounded by
and within Elizabeth street. Digney avenue. Kings
bridge road, northern boundary of The City of New
York. Huchlnson's river. Dog brook. Ash street
Eighth avenue. Walnut street. Fifteenth avenue and
the Bronx river
The Thrty-eiEhth Election District IS bounded by
and within northern boundary of The City Of New
York. Mundys lane, KIngsbTidge road Disney avenue
Elizabeth street and the Bronx river.
The Thrty-nnth Election District ts bounded by ana
within the northern boundary of The City OF New
York, Long Island Sound. Eastchester Ray Hdtchin-
sons river and Goose, Hunters, Pesls. The Twins.
High, Hart and City Islands.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
rH1RrY.THIRp AssEMRLY DISTRICT.

tn. First Election DstEiet bounded BY and yEn
East Hundred and CouTtlana,'
College avenue one Forty-sixth street
East Hundred and Ffy-irst street Merose avenue
East ' One H1ndred ana Fort2 sixth street college
avenue hfast One Hundred and Forty-eghE street anu
The Third Eieation District bounded by and within
East One Hundred and Forty ninth street Trinity ave
nge Dater street Roebns ayengs St Mays
westchester st, AIMS avenue, East one Hun
The Fifth Eleoton District I Is bounded by and within
Westchester avenue Caudwel avenue East One Hun
avenue, Robbins East One Hundred and Forty
The Sixth Election Dis 6sTat is bounded by within
and faS9 sSd 0s6a: ono
Dawson Prospect One Hundred and
s ErSt5 s'Jsf ES q9 bsGt hondes by and within
WesGhester Yves @ avenue Prospect avenue Dawson S'reet
Nnfg Es.on District bounded by and Fhp
avenue. jackson one Hundred and Fifty
Tenth Election District bounded by and within
East One Hundred and Sixty hrst street Caudwell ave-
avenue, Hundred Fifty eighth street and
go THE E 9TH. S4s s RTG +: 9. By Eaa
avenue Westchester avenue and ST. Anns avenue
The Twelfth Election Dstri.t Is bounded by and
AIMS Avenue. Wests6ester avenue ard Third avenue
Third avenue. Fifty-second street
Inc tourtsenth Election District is bounded by and
within East ons Hunded and Fifty sixth street. Merose
avenue East One Hundred and Fffty-frst street and
B THE .5 Efa0 os District a bounded by and
Courtlandt avenue. East Hundred orty-ninth
Ths Sixteenth Election District bounded by and
within East one Hundred and Fffty-fourth street.
ooutlandi avenue East Ono Hundred and Fiftysecond
This Seventeenth Election District IS bounded by and
within East One Hundred Sixty street,
Avenue East One Hundred and Sixty second street,
Fftieth street Park avenue. East Hundred and
Forty-nInth street and Mott
the Eighteenth Election District by and
within East One Hundred Fiftyslxh street Court
andt avenue East One Hundred Fify-fourh street
and Morris
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded bv and
within East One Hundred and Sxtieth street Court
andt avenue. East One Hundred Fify-sxth street
and Park
The Twentieth Election District is bounded bv and
within East one Hundred and
CourtianGt avenue, East one Hundred Sixtieth
The Twenty first Election District is bounded bv and
within East One Hundred and Sixty street Third
avenue. East one Hundred and Fifty-seventh street
and Melrose
The Twenty-second Election District Is bounded bv
ana within East One Hundred street
Third avenue East One Hundred Sxty-third street
street, Third avenue and Washington
The Twenty third Election District by and
within Brook avenue. Washington avenue, East One
Hunored and Stxtyhrst
The Twenty-fourth Election District 3 bounded by
ana within East One Hundred and Sfxty-nfth street
Third avenue. East One Hundred and Sixty-fourth
street. Washington avenue and Brook avenue.
The Twenty-fifth Election District is ed by
within East one Hundred street
ton road, Cauldwell avenue East One Hundred and
siHtythrd street Third avenue and Franklin
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
THIRTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT nrnRr-r,

dhs Twe1ty Election District Is bounded br
Alexander avenue East One Hundred and Thirty-ffth
street Lincoln avenue, East Ore
fo4Ita Ip street Third avenue and Harlem river.
Ihs twenty eighth Election District bounded by
ana Within East One Hundred and Thirty-nfta
Wills avenue, East one Hundred and Thirty-fou a n
street. Alexander avenue. Harlem river Third avenus
coin ~ -@'A
The Twenty-ninth Election District IS bounded by
ano within East one Hundred street
6t AIMS avenue, East One Hundred and
Alexander avenue -'''- Gnu
The Thirtieth Election District is bounded bv and
within East one Hundred and Thrty-ffth street st
Ann avenue, East One Hundred and Thirty-rolrth
street and Willis avenue. N' --'NA
The Thirty Hrst Election District bounded hy ana
~.tfh f-ast one Hundred and Thirty-sxth street st
AIMS avenue, East One Hundred and Thirtys arm
street and Willis avenue.
Jhe Thirty second Election District is bounded nv
ana within East One Hundred Thfrry-seyentb
stTeet 81 Ann 3 avenue, East one
sixth street and willis ~ $500
Inc Inrty-thlrd Election District bounded bv ana
within East One Hundred Thirty-sxth street Ea a.
river East One Hundred Thrty-third Etrest
typrsss Avenue. East one Hundred and ThIrty-hfth
street and ST. AIMS ' -
~ ne e., ,Ihlrtyfourth Election District bounded br
aho WITHIN East One Hundred Thirty-hfth street
sIpress avenue East one Hundred and Thirty-third
street East river. Bronx Kills. Lewis place East One
HunGTed and Thirty second street St Anus avenue
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
TH1RrY-F1FrH ASSEMBLY pIsTR1c,.r

The First Election District bounded by and v-i.A,
Hundred Sxty-fourth street IN
East one Hundred ana sixty fourth street Ps "a
One Hundred and SiXty-seoond 81 \
Morris avenue East One Hundred and stKty-nrst str.
East Hundred and Forty-nntE
CromWeis SNySot
and si1ty-sscoHG Jerome
The Second Election District Is bounded BY
East Hundred street Lind a,'ar
JeroTnr East pra Hundred aud S'vtv- So
'-' 'e'h
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
Election Notice.
TAIRrr-sEcoNp ASSEMBLY, DIsTRIcT-con.,nusd.

THIRTY-sEcoSD ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcT--conanusd
81. Garfield st ans coun-
bus ave .......... Plumber shop.
81. Unionport road I25
south OF Morris Park
30. ~. ". Morris Park
and Graham st. Grocery
~. .Bartholdi 81 sni Whts
Plains Frerlens hsii'
81. ". g. White Plains ave,
opp attn st........... Shoe
es. .2Ie White Plains Tailor store
81. N W. 234th St and
White PLAINS Vacant store
IS. .Rossuth and White
Plains road .-......... Vacant store
80. Cor CITY Island and
orchard st........... Cigar
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

REMOVAL NOTICE.
Kindly note that the European Offices OF The
Nev-York Tribune have been removed from
No. f49 Fleet street TO the modern Office build
ing. "Danes Inn House" No. 255 Strand (oVsr-
locking AIdwych and kinssway). London.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-13
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-13

Tariffs of the Hotels and full particulars route
may be had at the European Offices The Tribnns
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-30
HAMPTON PtlOEBUS AND OLD pOINT-Confnued

phine Brown, n beautiful END co.,,
who VIII soon celebrate heb
teenth birthday. In, -,
Little Miss Brown lives WI.
mother i'll fine apartment 49,
Rutland, Fifty-seycnth street 49,
broadway. Their apartment is
ground floor and there is I,v,;tl
entrance on the street, which ISon,a
used on his frequent visits.
times lie came III the mornt ,m,
other times in the afternobl g..
most frequently he called in the cvcrri
ing and took the girl out with him.
He was said TO be extremely proud
of her and she met many OF his
friends. AT one time she attended
one of his studio parties i'll the NIadi-
son Square tower.
Miss Browns stage aspirations are
said 10 be based on Il fine voice
which is rapidly gaining strength
under instruction from hgh-class
teachers. She has also been taking
violin lessons and has developed
considerable skill with the bow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-30
ENTRIES ARE COMING IN
RAP|DlYsAT Y. N. C. 4.
Field Day Events viii Be Varied
and Of Considerable Attraction
on the Fourth.


Entries for the various events IN
the field day sports of the Hamp
ton Young Mems Christian Assocla.
ton for next "Wednesday are comina
in rapidly.
The program of events and tho en-.
tries So flr received are rs follows:
Mems rowing race, doublcs-Ten
teams entered.
Ladies' boat race, five entries.
Motor boat race, eleven entries.
The nautical events are in charge
Of Mcssrs. f. w. Darling, C. H..
ilcwins and j. 4. Hopkins.
Throwing base bah, six entries.
Running bases. eight entriea.
Running high jump. seven entries.
Standing high jump, seven cptrlcs.
Standing broad jump, seven entries.
Running broad jump seven entries.
Potato race, five entries.
Sack race. three fcntrics.
ESs and spoon. two entries
Lawn tennis tournament. seven en-
tries.
Basketball. Newport News Y. NJ. C..
A. VS.. Hampton Y. NJ. c. A..
Tug Of war. Newport News Y. NJ. c..
a. VS. Hampton y. M. G.. a.
\ game of basketball between two
teams OF rlampton's prcltiest girls
will also be feature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-30
FOURTH OF JULY WILL BE
BIG DAY At BUCKROE
manager Rex; Is Arranging the Best
Program Ever Offered Patrons
Of the Resort.

If the plans are carried out,thc eel.
cbratOn Of the Fourth of July al
Buckroe Beach next Wednesday will
prove the largest event of its kind cv.
or pulled off ut the popular resort.
Manager Rex is arranging for IN
immense oldtime darky cake walk 20:
The evening, which will follow n man.
moth display Of fireworks. Walking
teams from Hampton, Norfolk. Phoe,
bus. Old Point ana Newport News viii
compete for the large money prizes
Already several of the best athletics
mt Fort Monroe ANA in Phocbus have
entered in the athletic events, which
VIII be pulled off during the morning
and and. .--9lternoon.., J. Running, jumping.
pole waiting ana other features viii
he seen among the athletic spor,s
Manager Rex is now in comnlnnlca.
lion with baseball players Of lamp.
ton. Phocbus ana Old Point, from
which a nine Will he picked 10 meet
The strong local team from Richmond
in the afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-30
HAY RIDERS FINED.
Revolver Firing Boys Get into Magic
trates Court.

Charles Miles was fined So ANA
George Wynnc was assessed 81 by
Magistrate j. Albert Dean last nigh.
Tor raising a disturbance while on
= hay ride a few nights ago. Roland
Thomas was up also, but the Justice
dismissed The case against him.
In the case of Silas Mathews dc.
cision was reserved until Monday
evening. George Mathews did not
show up Tor trial During tile hear
ing of tile testimony il was brought
nni ilnt Robert Carey was in the
party and that he had "a revolver.
Rob"rt Nili tell his story to Mag
isirate loan on Monday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-30
MR.. FRANK LAKE ILL.
Stricken With Appendicitis While
Out on Il Fishinu Trim.

Mr. Frank Lake while out fishing
yesterday afternoon with party Of
friends was stricken for the third
time with an attack of appendicitis
He, accompanied by friends, was
in his fathers launch. He was talk,
en- to his home where DR.. j. Wilton
Hope attended him. 1t was not Civ
en- out last night whether an opera
zion would be performed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-30
White Fifty-Two Years Old.
TRAIN HTS WAGON.

FREDERICKSBURG, June 20
\ team driven by Lee Gcnsebergcr
was struck by freight train mt the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac station here this morning.
The wagon was demolished. Gense-
berger iumrcd aud saved his life. The
horse was uninjured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-30
Even Tempers Are

Had II you order yonr groceries FROM
Beasley q Bnsl' pIpupincss in fill
Ing the orders make marketing I'll The
more enjoyable here Phone ~ G.3o.1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-30
This is Pi,n'c Season,

So you had JUS rs we'll sc. ;hc
things for Your bas,sct dinner from
Beasley & Dusl. What's better than
Ileinz's ana Yacht Club brand, rang
ing from l5c [, IS cents per hot;:e.
Phone IS. 6-3o 1t.