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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
GanaSas Sfanbiuapieu.

Ser ftn6es bel faa Steoer paa
4lo0en, iom / flimatiif @enieen0e
/ SEN @ra6 ligner bort gamle So.
brelan6 iom oct itore Mlberta-Gi-
ltrift / oct Deitlige Canada. 9ertil
bi0rager lie bar1ne @binoof-@ in6e
fra ben magtige tropiife Sabitrgm.
ming, iom fgrit 1hg6er Soften al
8rittif @olumbta, og fortietter lan.
gere fps paa, forbt @aibington,
Oregon og California. 8lon6t De
fprite, iom fit 9inene aabnet for
6enne Strengthening bar 6trmaet
Mlberta Goloni5atto1 60. 621 Girit
ct, Edmonton, Mlberta, Canada,
Ser Iebes at to bpgtige % padlioe.
lige 2an6smen6, 8. g. GIlermann
og 30. @asmusien. Sgiennem bette
Sirmas omfatten6e @irfiombeo ct
ret mango Sfanotnaber blebet for.
a%nleoiget til at boiette fig paa biSfe
@gne, og fan taffe Dem for MI at
ft66e I gooe @aar, uoen itore @e'
fpmringer for Sremtt6en. Com att'
fbrt / omitaaenoe Spalter, er Sir
maet MI / Serb me6 at %gr,1nolegee
en- ifnnoinabif @oloni, bborfor BE-
iom er interesferet / 2anobrug ufor'
tebet ber benben6e fig til bette Sir
ma for fuI6iten6ig Dplpsning an
gaaen6e Ben np @oloni, enten per-
ionlig eller pr. 8reb / set ffanoinabi'
ife eller engeIfe Sprog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
Sims @efprmnlaner.

&tnas &efurmplaner. S De it6ite
Waaneoer bar Ser b9ret megen Sale
ON, at @ina omgaaes me6 itore BIn-
ner ON &eformer i fit inbre Stpre.
Gen gamle @nfefejierinbe er MI ioa
affel6tg. at bun lite formaar at
gribe fraftigt in6 / Megieringsaffe.
rerne, og Sremlfriotspartiets Meno
menes at babe facet iao flor Snoflp.
belie, at ser t9nfes %alporligt paa at
inofgre ct Stpre, iom er or6net ef.
ter europpiff Mgniter. Sra Befing
meobeles / Man0ags, at Ser er no.
naont Ell @omtsfion pan ire bgititaa.
en0e ~gmbeosmen6, Ser ifal reiie til
europa iom f%eiierlige nbienoinge fol
1T iqtte Zig IND / De fonititutionelle
&egieringsformer Gnelano %
Spiflano. On at Dem FaI tillige
beiege Sapm ! farnrne Senfgt:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13

Srenrpperi. Smaba & Seros
grpreis poa &ocf Sslan6 2inien bIep
6reoag Morgen fort fgr Daggrp
plpnoret / Merbeoen at 5totionen
@r1roocf. Sc bapoe taget &laoS !
Ell al &asiagerpognene, og iaa mart
Srnnet bar / @ang, rejite De Jig %
retteoe oeres &epolpere moo Basiage.
rer11e meo Sorlaneenbe ON Cont
mebgger og Henge. So at M6berne
gif neb as @ansen mellem SRoerne
.og mootog Nengene I beres .@atte,
me6ens Sen treble bolbt @epolperen
/ 8ereoifab. @onouftsren bite fig
Dpren til 8ognen me6 &epolper !
&aan6, men blep trl1et al @gpernes
@epolpere til at faite fit Baoben.
5oa inort ollie Basiagererne bal
plpnoreoe, iprang 8sberne at, ioe1
Sc benptteoe fig af at Srnnet MIND
ifeoe Sart peo en- 5froaning. 81
rEosie" blep itrafs orgoniieret, ion
latte efter 6lpstningene, men Sc g
lite nappeoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
Gfterlldt.

Otter Sffenliggsreljen al oe.
fgrite lange Cite oper @apertn Mrs
e t E T 8 q T e n, 8ocateIIo
.Soabo, bar leg mootaget .fgIgeno,
g { + lR t, iom leg berbeo mel
Saf fDitterer for.
Wisconsin.
Neenah: Nils Petersen $1.oo.
Iowa.
Bradgate: Hans Jensen 200; Kim:
ballton: Peter Bertelsen 200.
Michigan.
Trufant: En- Un@vnt SOC.
Washington.
Spokane: Den danske Kvindefore.
ming 1000.
Maine.
Westbrook: Kvindeforeningen 700
Colorado.
Brush: MAIDS Petersen LOO.
Nebraska.
Adnah: Mrs. Otto Hansen 200;
Ruskin: z M@nd 700; Heartwell:
Jacob Jensen 1.00;. Chapman: Gustav
schourup 100; Blair: c. Bekke,
100; Rev. A. M. Andersen Is; Or.
UNI: Simon Larsen 100; Nils J. An.
dersen LOO, s6ren Rasmussen LOO
Erik Andersen LOO, Otto Nielsen soc
Ole P. Larsen SOC, G. N. Hansen soc
Rasmus Hansen Csc, Chris Poulsen
SOC, Rasmus Rasmussen soc, Peter
Christensen O.50c, Nils Nielsen soc
Jens G. S0rensen 100.
Minnesota.
Albert Lea. P. BOIL 200, r. Bj6rn.
lund LOO, MAIDS Madsen SOC, J. Lau-
ritzen SOC, Jacob Nielsen 100, FIR
Stocken 100.
Ialt $500.
Med de tidligere indkomne sa1s.25
ialt $369.25.
Harald Jensen,
Danish-Luth. Prast,
Salt. Lake City, Utah.
P. S. Indsamlingen er afsluttet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
Sermbancalpffe. Sire Mile Moro

Sermbanctlqtte. Sire Wt1le gior0
for Cedar Sails, So, pes Sen lille
Citation Marts, lpb i 5reoags ct
8aslagertren paa &ocf Sslano 2i-
men al 5finuerr1e 11etop lom set
paslereoe ct 9ioelpor, poa boilfet
itoo ct Gragttrnu, Iom peutebe Ser
for at laoe &asfogertrpnet fomme
forbi. @asiagertranets- Sender
lprang ferit al @finnerne og tog
2ofomotibet mes fig; bette lsb imoo
6rngttranets 2ofomotip, og begse
Mdifiner blep fomplet pbelagt. 8as-
Iagertrenets 8agagepogn, Cypress
sogn og &ggeoognen fnuites til
5plinterr, og a at Eusiagererne !
:serl1e blep 6r9bte. 2igene bar noe
tin ale lemIefte6e paa Sen frpgte.
ligite Moaoe. G%nobioere blep y
Mfenneifer 'aareoe:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
Guostjeneiter ! ct. 8aul.

Spnooens norf ebangeliif-lmtaer-
He Menisbeo, &iprnet al CANADA og
136e Sts., boloer @lostieneite bper
|Sgn6ags Sormiooag &I. 1890 og
Iften &l. 2.45. @gn6agsfolen 11g.
Der SCI. 9 Sorm.
S &apelIei paa &igrnet at @ea.
nep og Carl Sts. er Ser @enoags>
ffole bper Sgn6ag %gftermiooag &l.
5 og @%r6stieneite &l. ~ @ften.
S &apellet paa &igrnet al ct.
Alba1ts og Sberburne @ts., er ser
S6n6agsifole bner Sgnoag Otter.
mi6oag &l. 8 og @u%6stieneite @l,
~ Mften. - g. 8. &eq11e, @a1tor,
$40 Capitol 8oulebar6.
Srefolbisbeos nurif epans. lutb.
Strife, 6arrington og Sberb11rne
4bes. @uostieneite bber Spnoag
@. 1890 6orm. paa Morif og 7.45
aften paa @ngelff. San6agsfole
og. 8ibelflasie efter. &eimesieguos-
tjenelten. = STR. -Spbilru6, Street,,
$50 Snller @treet.
Gmannels nprif-lntb. Menigbeb
(&al1ges Spno6e), @u6stieneite bber
Sgn6ag 6ormi66ag -&I. 1917 og
.Sgnoag Mften &l. IL / &irfen puu
[&iprnet al Canada og fiorten6e
.5treets. @9n6agsffole fra @l. IL
til 1. &aitor Gbr. 9. 8roba,1g, iom
bar opertaeet ful1 8ettentng j Me-
nigbe6en, Dor / Scr. 298 @illiams
ctr. Mne ct belfomne til @u6stie<
neiterne og Sgnoagsifolen.
@1bstieneite i ben norif-banife
@aptiit=&irfe, &igrnet al Milfor6
og @ooobri6ge @treets, bber @pn-
Jag ser. 1890 Sormio6ag % 1856
Mften: ser. $50 u%ngoomsmpoe.
Sen norf-6anlfe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MISUNDERSTANDING mp6er / fit 2ofale
bber Sgnoag SCI. $50 gfterm., 81.
|of Milforo og @oo6bri6ge cts.
Gang og Muiif al Il. S. 5angfor.
Mlle Sfanoinaber biertelig BEL
fomne.
9em 1orif-banife MetbobifI Strife,
Sisrnet af 8roaomap og 1878 st.,
afbol6er fine @u6stieneiter iom fbl,
ger: Nre6ifen Sgn6ag 6ormiooag
@loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. unge
5olts Gpmortb 2iga: @enoqg aften
@l. 6.45, og Iiter9rt Mb6e ben 2oen
og 4oe Sirsoag / M%aaneoen. 8gn'
nemg6e bber 0ns6ag 4ften 81. 8.
S. 81. Sacobien, 8aitor, -289 18th
@treet.
Sen banif=norife @olsatba Mentg'
hes inobDoer bi9rteliglt til fine
Gu6stieneiter / &irfen, 1876 4bomaS
Street, 11pr Como Mpenue % &ice
Str. Sc afboloes UNDER Brpl te=
pofancen bper Spnbag @ftermtooaa
@l.. $50; @aitor &anien fra Minne-
apolis betiener Menigbeoen forelgbig.
@gnoagslfole bper !Senoag. Wioooa
81. 1910.
9%anff-ep.- lntb, ct, Stepbans Sir,
fc, &ibrnet al Orleans og Steoens
@treet, @u6stieneite bber @6n6og
6ormio6ag ser. II. @pnoagsffole
@I. 9.
8etbania Strife, 81. Scents & So
reit @treet. @uostieneite afboloes
@gn6ag Gorm. 81. 1890 og aften
&I. 7.3O. 3per Eors6ag @ften 8en'
nemp6e / @irfens 8aiennent. Sgn'
6agsiole bper @gn6ag ST. IL. ..
s. S1agitao, @rait. 8opel 846
gorf @treet.
IL- ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
ssnaeu @elman- Gfspebition. ST.

OuYtu 0t]|"s""
Sromsp telegraferes'b. 10: Septem'
Der, at @aptein @acbien, 2eoer at en-
.porf Ssbaps-Gfspeoition, iom 90
gen foruo bar anfommei til Sromsp,
bapoe notalt, at @alter 8ellman %
bans 2e6iagere rimeligbis fnnoe
pentes at r%eturnere til Sromsd bed
l1ogangen al September, ioet Bell'
man 1eppe piloe foripge nogen Moro.
polsfart iaar. Op til 5. 26. Angnil
par Ser intet Sorfgg giort paa at be-
gpnoe 6arten, og efter ben Eio bap.
Sc Ser itabig paret nerolige Storme.
Gauge og 6ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13
Sen itorc Mtlantcrbabsnaabe, Be,

&c
/ December ifol afgaa til &aeificfn.
iten, ifaI efter bpa6 Der me6oeles IF.
SEEM Sort etter at bnpe beiggt Baci'
.ficbDerne og Ruget Sounb gaa II!
&omoii og 6erfra til Bbilippinerne
og Siempeiel1 oerfra ifal gaa glen:
rem Gue5 4analen. Set oil altiae
Blue en- fomplet @er6ensomjeilin9.
@nopioere beo0er oct, at Mtlanter'
bapsfpiten life bill blipe 11beifpttet ef'
ter at 6laaoen er afiejlet. Ser TIA.
mobiliieres Ell ny Ntlm1terbapsflao'
Sc, mtn6it lige ioa ltnrf iom 6en<for'
rige, me0 &ifibet r9eem Samp'
hire, 10000 Cons, iom 6lagifib.
H.Z 49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13

Mnrer 2arien, Mbrre Drabp,
Snen, bar ifgIge Sc oanife Blade mob.
.taget Ell Orb pna $4,000 efter TT
.ofoebe grooer, Miaionnren geter
Carton 9elenn Mont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-13

Stiff &ouie, set bersmte apitbotei
/ Merbeoen af Son 6raneisco,
.bran6te til @runbeni 2proags. So
tellet, en- magtig Erabpening, bar
Tor gioen luffet p @ruuo Of On,
bDgning. SSIoens lpfomit er nfienot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
SAILORS ON CONNECTICUT
ANXIOUS FOR A MASCOT
Men on the ea,tleship Ask for One
Animal or Hundred to Go
on the LONG Cruise.
fBy Associated press. 4,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 1.-THE
Connecticut. the flagship of Rear Adj
mirll Exams. is without mascot. for
the sailors goat has died. Inability
.oi The men To provide enough fodder
while at sea on long voyages caused
the goat to pine and die
And now that the ship Is about TO
start ON the long voyage TO the Paci.
hc the enlisted men have appealed to
me citizens OF Connecticut. who gave
Il fine silver service to the vessel. to
furnish some animal mascot The men
are not particular concerning the ma.
ture or the number that may be pro.
vided
Governor Woodruff received let.
ter few days ago from c. l.. Clax.
ton, an enlisted man on the vessel.
which Informs the State how the men
feel. In making known the situation
as revealed 10 him the governor is
prompted by the belief that al least
one black bear. certainly some net of
the animal kingdom. will be present.
ca to the crew Perhaps n inanagerle
VIII reach the ship before she steams
ior the western ocean IL the appeaI
meets with hearty response.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
NAMING READY TO PROBE
THE REVENUE FRAUDS
Grand Jury at DanviIc to Hear Charg.
es Against Distillers for Dcfraud.
inG Government.

DANViLLE. Va. Nov. ia corps
OF deputy marshals and revenue OF
icers are busy today summoning many
witnesses to appear before the grand
jury of the United States court. which
corvenes tomorrow TO give evidence
in regard to gigantic frauds alleged
to have been in operation Tor some
time by the distilleries in this sec
ton.
Efforts will be made by the GOV
ernment TO indict the owners of near.
" every distillery and to secure eyi.
dence whereby conviction is hoped
for.
Many saloonkeapers in Danville
Roanoke, Lynchburg and other places
nave been summoned as witnesses
Ihey have been ordered to bring no.
lore the grand jury their hooks and
vouchers showing the purchases The
DOCKS OF the railway and EXPRESS
companies will also be examined nv
the grand jury.
Sc me instances. il is alleged the
officers Will be able TO show that cor.
IAN abandoned distilleries have shin.
ned during the year by expross ami
railway, whiskey far in excess of the
laXpaid on it. If a conviction of the
dlstileries resulte 1t is more than
probable then that efforts will no
made TO prosecute the various gaug-
ers and Storekeepers for collision to
defraud the government. ~ w
me list OF The dlstilleries involved
as wei as of the officials susDected
OF wrongdoing and retail saloons can.
uot be secured on account of the fact
mat number have not wet been
summoned. The grand jury will like
ny be in session several days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
TALE OF THE NANCY JANE.

q. once when | WIS sailor man
A sailin the mighty main.
! WAS skipper aboard rnnkish craft
That was named The Nancy lane.
She had pair OF slippery heels.
That beat any tub in sight.
But the Nancy came To sudden .rici
On dark and stormy night.
We were sailin along tho Utah coast
An the waves WAS mieht high.
Wish scuppers rcetcd ana the Tunnels
dashed.
II SUE was nasty sky.
| had the cook bring the halyards
down.
And slowed in the after hold.
And ! had the bonts'n fold the masts.
Aud the hatchwnys snugly rolled.
We was scuddn' along at dozen
knots
Or mobbc trlnc more
When hard on The s'arboard sidc |
The breakers hcem to roar
goes to The galley ANA takes the
Ana heads hce away from land.
But. SILVER my ribs, she strikes n
rock.
Ana settles to Oca, the band.
She mis- plumb fun an the crew is
drowned.
Exccptin' the cook an be-
We takes the anchor from on the
deck.
An shoves it into the sea.
An pein the anchor is new and lieht,
She floats like galley door.
So the cook an me. wo hangs to Il
An are safely washed ashore.
milwaukee, Sentinel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
DANDRUFF AND
ECZEMA CURED
HalrHad Been Falling OutTenYears
Itching, Scaly Eczema Appeared
on Seal p = Countless Remedies
Failed = Suffering Ended
BY HALF A SET OF
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

when sixteen years old | noticed q
dryness in my scalp and come hair inll-
Ing ont. This condition grew steadily
worse for the next ten years, although
l used hottie after bottle of different
remedies such ls C-'s. D., SIS.
and countless others whose names have
forgotten. have also consulted several
physicians who gave no permanent re-
lief. About a ycnr ago, after using ono
OF the remedies, l noticed my hnir fall
ing out more and my forehead bcnring
small scaly and running sores which
somctiInes appeared red and inflnmed.
In january of this ycar when thor
oughiy Disguised and discouraged, | got
set of Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Oint-
ment. and Cuticira Pills and gave ,hcm
fair trial. Within few weeks the
terrible itching had subsidized and Their.
was general Improvement in hair and
scalp. In two months my scalp was MS
free and clear of tlandruft and eczema
as though we're never troubled whit
and there ARE no more hairs falling out
but quantities of new hairs coming in.
have not yet used one half the first
set of the Citicura Remedies. trust
that the story Of my case will be rpnd
by many similar sufferers and will
prompt them to take advantage OF a
safe. sure, and permanent Herbert
j. Robinson. 200 Fenmorc st., Brook
lyn, n. y, March 90. 1907"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
a klnadom for Sale.

a monarch by the name of Yborsh
is advertising a kingdom for sale In
several Continental newspapers. He
oilers his throne. crown. scepte.s, do
minions. and subjects for sale, with
thirty wives thrown in. for the mod.
est sum Of 100000 Ills realm is
that OF Aysbonin, Il strip of land i'll
Africa $50 miles long and ninety miles
VIDE. The powe.- of life and death
Is the Kings prerogativc. and goes
with the crown. rs does tho granting
OF all concessions. a special attrac-
ton OF the offer Is the royal crown
which is a neat dindem made OF hui
man skulls. The throne is made of
skulls and thigh bones. Thus far his
dusky majesty appears to have had
no oner-New York Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
Joseph PeIIz's Dwelling. slabI8
and Hay.PIck Destroyed.
no MEANS Of FIGHTING FIRE
NeishbOrs Gathered, But They Were
Helpless on Account of Distance
From pepartment-Practicaly Ev.
erythino in Residence Destroyed.

Fire OF unknown origin destroyed a
dwelling. stable and hav-ricl owned
Vy Joseph Peltz. Il da.ryman. on Ven.
able avenue. Merrimac. last night
about s o'clock The blaze started
in the stable and n stiT breeze quick
ly carried the flames to the dwelling.
Both buildings were frame ana the
fire and made quick work of them. A
large crowd Of neighhors gathered AZ
he scene but they had no means o;
lighting the flames and it WAS ap
parent that 1t would all he over long
before an engine could be brought
from Newport News on Hampton.
Practically everything in the dwell.
ling was destroyed
COW and Il calf are supposed to
have l"en burned in the stable
The loss will amount to soyera,
thousand dollars. but it is partially
covered by insurance.
The blaze could be seen plainly
from this city and from washington
avenue II appeared TO be in Eas, End
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
Father TIerney to succeed Brady.

NORFOLK, VA, Nov. li--Rcv 4.
NJ. Tlerncy, now stationed nj Falls
Clutch near Alexandria, Va has
been appointed hv Bishop Van DC
Vvvcr rector of St paul's Catholic
Church. Portsmouth. succeeding Rev.
Thomas j. brady, whose death occur
rod last week.
several Nmission churches IN Virginia
aud was for some time stationed at
the cathedral in Richmond. The male
members OF 81. Paul'R decided today
TO erect handsome monumtnt TO The
memory OF Father BRADY
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
LUNATic PICKED UP
ON WASHINGTON AVENUE
Charles Hungerford, Who Escaped
From Williamsburg. Lands at
Police Station.

Charles c. Hungerford. lunatic
who escaped from the Williamsburg
asylum yesterday afternoon, was ar.
rested on Washington avenue near
Twenty eighth street about midnight
last night by Patrolman Griffin. When
taken into custody the mailman was
walking quietly up the avenue prob
ably would have escaped arrest had
not limp in his walk betrayed him.
When being locked up, Hungerford
who appears perfectly sane. told the
officers that lie would rather spend
the night in Jail than ON the street.
as 1t WAS getting rather cold outside.
lie will be held for the asylum auth
critics.
Hungerford is about % years old
and was sent 10 the asylum from
Richmond Yesterday afternoon while
out walking with a guard he managed
10 escape and came to this city on a
freight train. Early last night Or.
Munk. surgeon OF the asylum, mott
fed the local police of his escape.
giving full description OF him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
Tw, Sure Cures.

IF you want 10 know sure cure
for rheumatism" said the pretty wom-
eA, take long piece of Irvine and
,e II around yonr waist, mp under
Your arms, and down again around
your wrist and let it stay there. In
three days You will be perfectly
cured"
Il know n better cure than that.
said The tall thin boy. Take a Llacl,
cat out to a graveyard on dark
night and cut OFF both its ears and Il
piece of It's tail. Pit the ears and
tail on the roof OF the house to sun,
and when there's nothing left of them
you'll quit having rheumatism. New
York Press
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
Chesapeake q Ohio Officials Due
Here at Noon Today
sPEN LAST NIGHT At COLUMBIA
celeral Manager Doyle and Large
farty of Heads Of Various Depart
nents Making Tour of inspection
on Special Tram.

A9 the result OF the derailing of a
freight train OH the James river di-
vision OF the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad near Columbia. Va, ycster
day. tho special train of five coaches
hearing party of Chesapeake &c Ohio
officials ON tour of General iEspec-
ton OF the system. viii not arrive in
this city until shortly before noon to-
dn. The train was expected To arrive
here yesterday evening. but on account
OF the wreck il was compelled TO lay
o. at Columbia last night and it
OF the wreck Is was here today. In
viii not leave that place until early
this morning.
On the arrival of the special train
the officials will make tour OF in
Speciion OF the railway yard here and
the tack ana trestles between this
city and Old Point The party probably
leave this evening for Ashland. Va.
Tho inspection party iacludes
General Manage c. c. Doyle
and tho division superintendent
The division engineer. general
inspector of bridges and buildings. SUI
pcryisor of tracks, supervisor of bridg-
cs and other officials OF the road.
The party is OH its annual nspec.
ton tour and VIII travel over practic-
ally every mile of tack on the
Chesakeake G. Ohio system. inspect
ing bridges. yards. stations and
trarks. The tour will last six
DAYS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-12
IN FORTY-E|GHT HOURS
Pc RU -NA CURED HIM.
Cold Affected Head and Throat
Attack was Severe.

Chas. ". Bowman, Is. Lieut.. md Adjt.
4th NJ. $. NJ. Cav. Vols, writes from
Lanhnm, Md, as follows:
Though somewhat averse to patent
medicines, and still moro nverse TO be.
coming professional affidavit man, it
seems only plain duty in the present
Instance to add my experience TO tho
columns already written concerning
Tie curative powers OF peruna.
~ have been particularly benefited
by lis use for colds in The head and
throat. fhsvc been able 10 fully cure
myself OF q n0st severe attack In
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SHIPPING REPORT
Mo'dey No.snre /, 1907.

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Schooner Harwood Palmer, Cre.sh.
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Barge Potsville from Boston-to
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Agency
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Barge Lancaster fyom New Bedford
to Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Agen-
cy Company in ballast.
Barge. Scully from Providence to
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal and Coke
Company in ballast.
Ea'ge Julia II. Dempsey from Pro
vidence--to Chesapeake and Ohio
Coal and Coke Company in ballast.
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MEN ARE powERLEss
TO Flight AEainnt Disease Unless They
Strike ut the Underlying Cnuse.


To treat Dandrrn. and Falling Hair.
with irrltants or oils on which a para
sitic germ VIII prosper. Is like scoopins
water from the ocean to prevent the tide
from rising.
You cannot accomplish satisfactory
cure without having n right understand
lag Of the fundamental GAUGES OF tho
trouble.
You must kill the Dandrun Germ.
Newbro's Herplcldc does this because It
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WON'T DEFEND LIQUOR MEN.
Members OF Aeoomac Bar Not Wilinu
10 Annnar for Hmm

'''1F'E''' W ''N''''
ONANcOCK. VA. Nov. 1.-THE
regular term of Accomac court al.
iourned Saturday nipht after trans.
acting n large amount OF business.
During the week fines amounting to
$1,000 wee imposed FOR alleged vio.
ations OF the local option law None
OF the parties charged was represent.
cd by counsel, and IL Is said that no
member OF tho Accomac bar can be
now employed 10 defend one against
whom this charge IS made Twenty
five years ago the hotels, restaurants
anu every merchant IN the county.
with possibly 1--WE exceptions sold IL
nuor Tho contract between now aud
then would certainly seem to repre-
sent u marked change in public senti.
mcnt