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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
/" Some can eat
And have no meat,
And some have meat
And cannot eat"

mt OF these, We would choose the
former us what is life To II person
hound in mdiscslion's letters; weak.
nervous and ianguid and n physical
wreck? Tho answer 10 this question
Is well known Ia thousands over this
broad lahd, That have never grasped
The opportunity Of using the famous
kEllUM'S SURE CURE FOR lNDi.
GESTloN, that has cured so many
people and made them live again.
AFTER their life had became Il burden
TO them. This preparation contains
nothing harmful 10 IN infant: or Is
perfectly harmless, and also perfectly
cost less If 1t does not cure your indi-
scstion. Sample bottles free. Fifty
cents and one dollar mt all druggists
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
MANY VALUABLE PRIZES WILL
Be GIVEN At SOCIETY CIRCUS
Merchants of City Offer Handsome
Trophies to Winners of Ath.
letic Events.

The merchants of this city have
literally responded to the call fol
donations for the Society Circus ANA
now The promoters Of the Circus will
he able to present the winner OF
each athletic event with some useful
as well as valuable trophy 1t is ex.
pected that tho prizes offered to the
winners OF the events will make i,
worth while for the athletes of this
section to enter the contests AMI
some good sport is looked for.
Following Is complete list of the
prizes offered for each event with
the names of the donors.
First Night.
Hundred yard dash-solid geld
medal-Arrtt e Co.
Potato Racc-bunch of bananas
Sanders C Huffman.
Fat Mans Race-hOx of cigars-C.
T.. Cole.
High dive-sl0.OO camera-James
f.. Able. ..,SsMy
Second Night. -
Half mile rm-Silver medal. J..
Palmcrs Sons.
Three-legged race Two water.
melons.
Hon step and jump--Alarm clack
-Rosenhaum Hardware Company.
BACK squat race--Ingersoll watch
CANNED Hardware and Cookery
Store.
Third Night.
i40 Yard rm--Pair patent lea her
shoes-Fashion Shoe Store
Running broad iump-One dozen
collars Broadway Store.
. Boys race (under fourteen) Suit. CT
,clnthes-Oldewurtel & Regan.
Three standing broad jumps tet.
son hat-Wertheimcr & Co.
Fourth Night.
Ilalf-mile relay--Cup.
Running high jump-Kodak
+ Wheelbarrow race = Ham - Heat,
Brothers.
Long divc-Watt, D1xey e Wat.
Standing high jump Razor-s. r.
Marston
Fifth Night.
go Yard dash Medai-RlrcIay &c
Sons.
Sack race-Pair bedroom slipDer:--
lioflfeimer's Shoe tSorc.
Basketball championship -Silger
'cup-J. r.. Sprague.
Obstacle race Razor-E. w. cad.
well Hardware store.
These prizes will be on exhibition
~ the show windows of the donors.
Those desiring to compete for no
prizes must sign up before Saturday
night July 2S. 1906. at>the FOLLOW ng
places: Petzold's drug store. Chestnrt
avenue and Twenty-sevcnth street:
Cameron's drug store. Huntington ave.
nv" aud Forty.fOurth street: Fins
nrns store. Washington avenue and
Twenty-siy'h street: Y. NJ. g
Thiriy.second street, near Wnsbiny.
ton avenue. q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
THE ETERNAL QUESTION
Where Must Spend My Vacation?
AT THE MECKLENBUR(
CHASE CITY VA
CHASE CITY, VA.

!. WHY SEEK ANY FURTHER, when
mere in Virginia you can find Health.
Pleasure and Comfort combined in
one?
All go away satisfied; all 90 away
benefited; many go away cured.
WHAT MAKES THE MECkLEN.
BURG FAMOUS? Its Chloride Cal
cillm and Lithia Waters, Of which com.
blnation DR.. Geo. Ben johnson says:
1T does not tn my knowledge exist
anywhere else"
WHAT MAKES 1T A PLACE OF
CURE AND COMFORT AND REST?
The splendid Bar,Ich Baths, the Scien-
titic Apparatus, Sanitarium Equip.
ments.
WHAT MAKES 1T A PLACE OF
The Drives, Hunts. the
Rowling Alley, Pool. Billiards and
other Amuscments.
DO YOU SUFFER FROM RHEUM.
ATlSM2. Go to the Mecklonburg. 1t
VIRGINIA's RICHEST PRIZE
Send for handsome illustrated book
List of dealers handling our Water
Pharmacy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25

The telegram did not give the name
of the bride. but simply asked Mr..
Liewellyn to break the news ("
Young Llewellyn left here las; DC,
tober 10 lake a position with the Nor
folk & Western Railway at Blucfeli,
w. Va. When in the city recently on
Il vacation he minated that he would
he married soon, but his family did
not take it seriously.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25

has benefited many like you and it
Will benefit You.
HAS INDIGESTION BEEN TOR.
TURING YOUR ARE YOU WORN
OUT? NERVOUS. RUN DOWN, TIR.
ED? DO YOU NEED BRAcING AND
TONIC UP2 The Mecklcnburu is the
place for you.
ARE YOU A VICTIM TO ECZEMA
and ARE HOPELESS ABOUT YOUR.
SELF?-Dr. II. III. Levy. Of Richmond.
Va. says: 81 have found the Meek
lenburg Chloride Of Calcium Water.
combined with the Lithia Water, espc.
clally effective in the cure of Eczema y
is YOUR SYSTEM POISONED
WITH URIC .AClD2-Go to the Neck.
lonburg. DR.. J. Allison Hodges. OF
Richmond, Va. speaks of its "recog-
nized virtue" in such cases. Lending
physicians gladly endorse; benefited
guests voluntarily testify. All praise
the Mecklenburg.
BOON TO MANKIND.
ct. Terms moderate. Write Mt once.
in Newport News, Va: Academy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25

Old papers for sale at the Daily
Press office at 10 Cents per hundred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
Second Unsuccessful Attempt 10
Elect a Foreman Made
Last Night.
DEADLOCK BETWEEN LEM AND ROY
Strenuous Fight i. Being Made
Against Reelection of presen. Head
Of La France volun.eers-Each
Side Holds Its Forces Together
PersIsten,Iy.

r. second attempt mnde las, night
TO elect II foreman of the La France
Mglne Company, No. 9, the East End
volunteer fire company. failed to
break the dead lock which has cx.
lsted among the members Of the or.
gahizntion over the choosing Of a
lender for the past two weeks and
the election had to be again post.
poned.
Mr.. George LEM. who is now fore.
man. Is offering for reelection aud
he is being opposed by Mr.. h. M.
Roy, another member of the com.
pany The election was scheduled
TO take place u few nights before
the election was scheduled to take
place few nights before the elec.
ton or fire chief was held by tho
city council on July 3. hut 1t was
postponed until after Chlef Stow was
reelected. II was this action thai
caused the split and the bitter feel.
ings said 10 exist between the Lenz
and Roy factions.
Reason For Dissatisfaction.
Mr.. Roy's supporters claim that MIR.
LEM, who was II candidate for Are
chief at the recent election, was in
strunental In having The election for
foreman of his company postponed
until after the city council had been
chosen the fire chief so TINT In the
event lie w;ts not elected chief no
would be eligible for reelection rs
foreman of the East End Company,
and for TINT reason they are bitter.
ly opposed to his reelection ana are
making Il strong fight for their can
didatc.
Eleven Against Eleven.
The first attempt to elect fore.
man was made II week ago last night,
wnen the company met ut It's head.
quarters In the engine house on
Twenty-nfth street about twenty-five
strong After the meeting was called
to order nominations for foreman
were made and then tho speechmak-
Ing by the supporters of the candi.
dates hogan. 1t is said that some OF
Mr.. l.enz's supporters were very bit.
ter In their denunciaton of Mr.. Roy
as n candidate for the foremanship
and hot talk was passed by both
sides. When the vote was finally
taken there were twenty-five mem
hers present and the result stood
IL for Roy and II for Lenz, a sec
ond ballot was taken with the same
result and when IL third ballot fail.
cd to breaks the dead lock the meet.
ing was postponed until last night,
Deadlock Still unbroken.
When the company met last night
the supporters of each candidate were
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
NEW JAMESTOWN EMBLEM.
Will Appear on Stationary Used b,
Business Men.

Business Men.
The jamestown emblem designed
by w: T.. Shepherd, of Richmond. is
now being used on the new station.
airy Of the jamestown Exposition
company. 1T is expected that The
company will furnish cuts of the en-
Gblem to all the printers in this see.
ton in order that the merchants
and business men may have it placed
on their stationary if they so dc.
sire. $50 ., .3fSs
In the center of the emblem is Il
picture of the old church tower ut
jamestown, surmonnted by female
Indian agure, supposed to represent
Pccahontas There is wreath typi
cal Of .WrginiaIs products saM above
and below the figures 1907 1907
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
SPECIAL MEETING FRIDAY.
Chamber of Commerce to Hear Re-
port of Labor" Committee.

1t is very likely that special
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce
will be called for Friday night by
President I.iyezey II is understood
that the special committee appoint
ell to devise means for securing la
Dor for the local branch OF The Am.
erlcan Tobacco Company will have
n report to make.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
aDope" Peddler Fined.

Justice Christian, sitting in the po-
lice court yesterday, fined Fanny
Rice, n notorious 'nceress, $40 and
costs for selling cocaine. Attorney
y. 8 Robinson, representing the pris-
oncr noted an appeal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
Milton LIcweIIyn WEEDS.

Councilman NJ s Llewcllyn has re.
ceiyed letter from his mrother,
Milton. stating that he was married
a1 Bristol. Tenn, Monday afternoon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-07-25
Condition unchanaed

George p. Shepperson. the young
pharmacist who fell in an eplleptia
ht on Washington avenue Sunday
night. is still unconscious at the hos.
pital and little hope for his recoy-
cry Is entertained. Last night 1t
was reported that there was no
change in the patients condition.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-25

day morning for Lax ( Village to fish fol a few days.
 Mrs. Chris RannenDerg has return 1 ed from St Louis, where she attended the wedding of her sister.
 Misses May Booker of Little Rock and Margaret Taylor of Kentucky are here the guests of Miss Ella Howell.
 Misses Ella Howell and Grace Tor left Tuesday morning on the Shriners special to attend the session at Tex arkana.
 Ms. Lee Fox has gone to Hot springs to attend the annual meeting of tie Arkansas Federation of Wo- mems clubs.
 nOn. Ben Pope, mayor of DuQuOin, H., arrived in the city Tuesday and will spend several days the guest of Mir. C. l.. kinser.
 J. T. hut is recovering from all extended attack of fever and has re- turned to his duties at the store of j Ii. Talbot and company.
 Hon. D. C. Bell will return home Wednesday, from visits to the Elks lodges at Mena and Texarkana, where fe went in the capacity of district deputy.
 Alex and Sterling Barrow left Tues day morning for Noble Lake to join will fish for d few days in that yi- c:nity
 Misses Essie and Pihsy Taylor of Harham, Ark, arrived in the city Tues cay and will make. their home in the city with their brother, Mr. X. X. Taylor.
 MT. T. Pearce will leave for Fort Smith, his new home, Saturday. He will retain his business interests here, and expects to often visit Pine Bluff He will engage in business with trust company. recently formed at Fort Smith
 Mir. and Mrs. w. D. Hearn left Tues cay afternoon for St. Louis to visit for several days and to attend the meeting of the Mississippi Valley Ken nel club. MT. Hearn has entered two dogs in this show-CrackSman's Jup- iter, male, and Judal, female. These gre fine Boston terriers and Jupiter won two blues, ane red and one re- serve in the recent dog show at Mem- phis. At the St. Louis show they have Teen entered iii the limit and open classes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-25
PUTS IT OFF
Judge kerwin Finds Excuse for An. other Delay in important Matter.

County Judge kerwin stated to a Graphic representative Wednesday af- ternoon that the bridge commissioners will employ consulting engineer, to have supervision of the erection of the erection of the proposed combina- tion railroad and highway bridge across the Arkansas river at this place, next Monday. Judge Kerwin stated that the selection of an engi- neer would have been made sooner than next week, but for the fact that a number of applicants for the posi- ton for the position have not yet reached the city, and the board wishes to make the best selection possible, feeling that they should see all the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-25
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax books for the collection of the special assessment upon the real property in Paving District No. IS (West Barraque street. for the pur. pose of grading, curbing and pay- irg, has been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in this district are required to pay their assessments to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment is not made, action will be commenced at the end of that time for the col lection of said assessment and for legal penalties and costs.
 Given under my hand this 23rd day of April, 1906.
 !. P. ALEXANDER,
 Collector. Office corner Fourth avenue and Pine street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-25

        
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engineers who propose coming here before one is selected. Judge Kerwin states that the absence from the city of Hon. W. D. Hearn, one of the com missioners. is another cause of the delay. He says that MT. Hearn stated before leaving for St. Louis that any action taken by the commissioners during his. absence would be satisfac- tory to him. but that in view of the importance and magnitude of the un- dertaking. Mr Andrews and himself preferred that the matter be passed upon by the full board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-25
Ladies of Pine Bluff.

I am introducing in our pleasant city the famous Hollem Shoulder Brace and Combination Clothes Sup porter, a twentieth century substitute for the corset. although worn with it. The Dr. Hollem brace not only gives a 1.-the and graceful figure, but teaches deep breathing, so essential to good health, and the real secret of long liv- ing. It gives man the training of a military school. It prevents the smoth- e-ing of the lungs in growing boys and girls. for which parents alone are to blame. Agents wanted.
 Price only S1.00.
 MRS. E. l. BRIGG.
 City
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-25
* + + * ]. + <. + s. i. i. !. <. + + ]. l. + LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. < * ++ + + + + + i. <. + l. + + 1. 1.

r. w. Boyce devotes his kme to rents MT. A. N. Flint is on the sick list.
 -Wanted-Boarders, at SO9 Main street.
 Nice front room for rent, POP West Fifth.
 pr w. P. Grandy, 22O 1-2 Main street, upstairs.
 Day boarders wanted; $350 a week. POP West Fifth
 Furnished room for rent Old phone SIP. or, call at BIS West Fifth, Tracy Mills. has let contract for the erection of "a two story residence or West Fifteenth. near Ash street.
 Manager Drake at Forest park will give a benefit at the park for Cal ifornia unfortunates one night this week. The date will be made known later.
 -Gentleman wants furnished room quick. Highest references. Address today, Pierpont. care Garphic, giving terms and particulars. Might also take board
 Help wanted, male-"Destruction of San Francisco Best book. Large profits. Act quick. Sample free.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-25
sHRINERS RETURN.

The special train with the Shriners trip from Texarkana Me;1nes lay after roon. and all the Pine Bluff people ex- press thens Ives as delighted with their visit to tao Gate City, and the Shriners state that their ceremonial session was lhe most successful ill the history of Sahara temple
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-25
' BRIEF MENTION. . $++* %++++**+$&$ [

Chester Edgar of Fordyce spent Tuesday night in the city. Maj. H. A. Mccoy is spending We'd ne esday on his plantation Mrs. A. ". Mills has gone to Mem rhis. for a visit to friends. Mr. and Mrs Fred Fox left Tues.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-25
Progress C othes

Our Clothes are worthy of all the atetntion they're getting. You'll see no such Clothes elsewhere. Even the styles are aristocratic, and handsome the fit perfect.
 Our Clothes are the models that set fashion everywhere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-25

Sheriff Jas. Gould spent Wednesday on his plantation.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-24
PRESIDENT HAS A
SPEC|ALADvOCATE
SPOONER DEFENDS HIS COURSE
IN ALGEciRAs AND sANTo
DOMINGO.
AMUSED THE GALLERIES
Frequent Exchanges Of Sharp Re-
partee With Tilman Which
Annoyed the Wisconsin
Senator

Washington. Jan. %. Fer more
Than three nours today Nj Spoonrr
occupied the time Of IN enate in
explanation ana defense Of The course
Of le administration relative ID the
Moroccan conference at Algeciras,
spa Ii, and In connection with Santo
= ninSo
IN speech was delivered to crowd.
ed galleries and 70 wellnlled SEN
l,e ana received careful attention
throughout II was in the main re-
spouse to tae speech rs Of Mr. Bacon
ana Mr. Tillman and its purpose was
4 Justify The presidents acts in bolh
he matters under Discussion. There
were froqucnt Interruptions by Mr..
Tillman and some sharp exchanges OF
Irepartee between him and Mr..
Spooner These amused The galleries
bur once o. twice Mr. Spooner showed
that he was annoyed ana once he
made a serious protest against Mr..
TiIIman'e imputaiion
tbs appearance in The case was that
Of special advocate for the admins
Jraloa
There were also interruptions by
Ness Bacon Morgan and other
enatoT
IL tae Moroccan matter Mr.. Sp0oner
commended that The president had
merely followed precedents IN ap.
pointing delegates and said thai if he
mad falad TO do 500 he would have
been guilty of dereliction OF duty
while I'm lhe ca Of Santo Domingo
he asserted That the president had
maize no effort 10 carry the treaty be-
tween Santo Domingo and the United
states INFO effect in advance Of it
ratification by The senate.
AIR. Culberson followed Mr. Spooner
with a brief speech in whica he ala
ihar the president had taken complete
jurisdiction OF the subject matter Of
one Dominican treaty thus usurping
the powora of the senate Mi Lodge
cave notice OF a speech On he Domin-
elan ana Morocco matters tomorrow.
Nh McCumber ana MIR BribuIl
spoke eli the pure food bill.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-24
ARE OPPOSED TO
RAISE IN WAGES
ALL INDICATIONS POINT TO DE
TEFMiNED STAND eY COAL
OPERATORS.
A STRIKE May FOLLOW
Aa the Miners Are AS Equally De
ternned and They viii Pre-
s,nt a Thoroughly
United Front.

IGdiaaapoIis Jan ~. The Goa
operate $ o. The central cooperative
district comprising the states o.
penrty yanla,. Ohio Indiana ANA iii
nois. Sill bold di7trct ana committee
meeiln at the HEADQUARTERS Of the
4paratj tomorrow morning for the
pucpOst Of unifying the several pro-
poials PIich they propose to present
70 The United Mine Workers in the
jont difference which begins Thurs
day morning
All ldications point 10 determ
nci S and against any increase in
wag s, at least beyond The firing
which eoyailed before he consumma-
tion 81 he agreement now in force.
viii bc nado by the operators and it
is almost If nct absolutely certain.
that ] operators will not entertain
the pi 30 ition OF he mine workers
70 adm any Of the outlying states
10 The oinr conference.
It Is expected that the operators Of
inliana and he west generally will
stand arm vita the employers Of
i.siin"} "nla ana ONO on lnese qoeS-
'iols ~ mere VIII no aoobt De q
'o'f'a ? 'hoin8 resistance on me queS'
lion 81 run OF mine and a fat differ.
! atat = seven cent pelWeeh ma
c4lh. 'lu Plch INNING
il-h f VIII lake ~" leal IN me
ilSi't d am = run o. mlhe "hich mas
Aot etH q tae opeEa .ioos OF mines lh
1udl ~ s daIIl's the liie @ tHe present
eo.ltta'
NheA 'ha demands % the operators
aFe pf, seAled II ne jolnt meeting u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-24

Count Boycnta Nine. Modicsku's
husband, was arranging with Senator
Tabor for Modjcsbas FIRST appearance
in Denver, and The founder Of dramatic
arr in Denver asked what parts She
played
"WelI," said the count there is Ma.
rs STUART"
"NHo wrote liz" asked Tabor.
Schiller said tho count
rs he a nrsj class dramaust!' asked
Tabor.
surely surely said the count. 'Hc
is most ilustriouS.f
"Hunpr, Norcr beard OF him. com
menird Tabor "What else docs she
do:'
"'As You Like H. Antony and Cle.
opatra Macbeth 49,
who wrote themFr
"ShaEespea re-
"Hor's pc: Good writcr:'
"ESrcIiant. oScollpnt"
"NcE. SD TABOR rumnativciy.
-ulo=, fellow may ue an right as mo
fhort hu. they amt u.if enough known
to ufi Tire people oat hero. What we
want is something popular something
that "'osJ bajy'- heard = tell Won
what ton do-yol eai t1f tp give ne
somesliu-5f Uarre. III Her week
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-24

The two girls were standing before
Pearsons door, ana Miss Darling was
searching ia her handbag for her dupit
cate key when a young man approach
ed, saying courteously Were you look
ing for Mr.. Pearson"
'Nes.n answered Miss Anthony quict-
IT, "Can you tell me IL he will be In
today
II think not. There are several i'm
portant cases before the grand jury
this term, and its sitting may laet three
OF four days more
Miss Anthony recognized her inform
amt as a young architect who had an
Office in the same building.
II do not understand SHE said
what has Mr., Pearson got 10 do with
thc grand jury
MI Pearson was seized yesterday
by United States Marshal Brown to
serve" AS Miss Anthonys face betok-
eued no enlightenment, he went on;
When Tie grand Jury was pollcd yes
terilay there We're three ahsenteeS and
i'll order to carry on the business ii was
necessary 10 dill hose vacancies. The
absent mon are sick and it would
greatly retard the work Of the govern.
mcnt if the Jury had TO be adjourned
until they recovered
Miss Anthony regained her nose
would M Pearson have to 90 II he
did not wishE' in stately surprise.
Yes. ANY citizen is liable TO such
draft"
But but his own business" inter
posed Miss Darling
quite a secondary matter in the eyes
Of the law" replied the young man
And in such 4 case Is no message
seut to The citizens friendst" que5-
TONED Miss Anthony.
Certainly IL Mr. Pearson had any
clerk or secretary in his office The dep
uty marshal would likely notify that
person, and Mr. Pearson could send Il
message to his family If he has one"
Miss Anthony and Miss Darling ex.
changed chances They knew Chat Mr.
Pearson had no family and at the time
Of his unwelcome seizure he had no
clcrk ana Miss Anthony knew why no
message had been sent to her
And Mr., Pearson cannot come away.
He is he is held there?'
He'd by lhc government" he replied
smilingly
Miss Anthony thanked him coulteou
~, and lie passed on
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-24
CASTRO Or
Concluded from First Pagc.)
ident Castro and his brotherinlag
and perhaps Nazaris
Seized ny President Castro

ldenf CASTRO and MS neutrality-suspicious.
and perhaps Nazaris.
Seized ny President Castro.
~ went back to New York, and
President Castro, a3 e. known. ezed
thc property unaer an old Spanish law
that requires the recipient OF con.
cession to do certain work and to pay
certain royalties, ana ho commended
that this law had NOT been complied
With. A receiver Was appointed. and