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The Ordway new era., 1907-10-18

Property in Swink was not assessed
last year.
The valuation OF Ordway property
assessed last year was ss7,952, and in
creased si5,6l3, or nearly SO per cent,
while that OF La Junta shows only
about 49, per cent, increase. Fowler
comes next with about % per cent to
her credit. Rocky Ford nearly It per
cent, Manzanola q per cent, Sugar
City bringing up the rear with only
two per cent.
These figures serve to verify the
statement OF this indispensable weekly
made some time ago, that Ordway was
forging ahead at greater speed than
any town in the county and that moth
ing short OF au earthquake could stop
her. The following good, substantial
buildings have been erected here
within the past year: Five brick
store buildings. one elevator, three
splendid church ediflces, one livery
barn, cement block factory. electric
light plant, row OF four terraces. one
hotel and approximately, one hundred
modern residences.
In addition to all these improve
ments, a new water works system has
just been completed costing $40, 000, 90
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-18
SCHOOL NOTES

The new chronometcr In the High
School will give the time to the CITY.
The first bell rings At $50, the second
| lust before school convencs at 500.
I At 1900 IN. and p. III. the bell rings
two strokes. Set your clocks by the
bell, that pupils will never be tardy.
Literary society No. . met Tuesday
and organized with the following Of
tlcers: President, Clarence Ransom;
vicc-president, Louise Cole; Secretary,
Viva Syphcr: treasurer, Mary Free
man. Hcnceforth they will be known
as the Athenian Literary Society.
The enrolment OF the ninth grade
was increased By the entrance OF Miss
/ Helen Winfree, who has been out OF
school until this week, on account OF
sickness.
The turning poles have been de-
serted the past week for the revolving
swings. The boys seem TO be cultiva-
ting the Indian trait OF endurance,
! Judging from the number OF uncom-
! planning knocks received.
We notice the school boys are not
the only ones that enjoy exercising
on the turning pole. Monday morn
ing about $3.50; when all was still on
the playground, Jap sauntered up
to the fence. He looked up at the
turning pole for several minutes, then
Jumped over the fence and examined
the posts to see II they were firm
ly set in the ground. Being convinc-
ed, he removed his coat and mounted
the pole, going through such rapid
changes that IL fairly made one dizzy
to watch.
Mrs. McDermid and Mrs. Francis
were visitors at the program given in
the first intermediate room Friday.
| The report cards for the mon tn OF
September were given out this week,
and every child knows just where he
stands in his class. 1t will be n great
incentive to a child TO have in his
possession report that gives him an
accurate estimate Of his ability to
cope with his mates.
Mrs. John Ellis was visitor in the
afternoon OF Wednesday.
The five pupils in each grade who
ranked highest during the month Of
September, are: Freshman, Esther
Kelley, Ida Wilson, Marion Bass.
Carryl Cash, Cunningham Winfree;
Sophomore, Vera Cash, Francis
Strever; Viva Sypher, Hazel Mock.
Forrest Winfree; Junior, Belle Sale.
Louise Cole; Senior, Lille Edgar;
Grade Eight-Flossie Spindle, Olga
johnson, Tom Smith, George Edgar,
Guy Ellis; Grade Seven-Hazel Dem
mis-, Linda Gallavan, Howard Mash
burn. lola Ginger, Ira Walter; Grade
Six-Lena Kaiser, John Smith, Vera
Sewers, Rita Mock and Otilda Schlu-
negger were a tie for fourth place,
, Josephine Sharp; Grade Five-wini-
fred Rice, Nellie Weatherwax, Marie
lies, Eva Ellis Robert Hunt; Grade
Four-Edwin Mashburn, Pearl Clin.
ger, Lillian Kane, Charles Hoover.
Kay Thompson; Grade Three-Edgar
Dennis, Mary He'll, Fred He'll, Opal
Uhger. Myra Winfree: Grade Two
Ciass-Fay Dennis, Alon Downey
/, Maggie Brown, June Schluneggar
Grace Floyd; B Class-Beulah Irwin
Ardie unger, Winifred Cash, Emer.
son Bansman, Clarissa James; Grade
0ne-,Everett Hanson, Robert Estes.
Harold Norris, Eugene North Theo-
core wilson: Kindergarten-Dorot
ureene and Mani Miller each ranked
one, Mildred Davis, Ruth Whitehead
May Smith. Theresa Lee.
Examinations in all of the grades
: thursday and Friday this weeh
! determine the grades for October.
| ps a - .o,,..
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-18

Wlnfree Bros. have placed an order
for fine cooling room, and expect to
put 10 first class meat market as
soon as fixtures arrive. They have
also engaged Il first class meat cutter.
Everything is thoroughly sanitary
and up-to-date.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-18

The Whitlock Co. have been award
ed the contract for remodeling the
that has been lying idle so many
years. Many repairs and changes will
be made, and the company will then
put 1t in commission.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-18

Joe Rudolph was arrested on the
street one day this week by Mayor
O'Connell. for creating a disturbance,
and placed in the cooler" When
brought before Justice Brenaman for
trial, he received a fine and costs,
amounting to $3.50.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-18

Why delay, we have the goods,
Come often, stay long, and satisfy
yourself with good things.
Winfrce Bros.
The Ordway new era., 1907-10-18

Gallavan Bros. have put in "buzz"
basket system for carrying the cash to
the Office.
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Slit $500 uadB 0eutIblanO.

MDeutih atueritanild5e Beitunaeu
!Der0en i'm alten 8aterlano nit QrD.
Bem Sntereffe geleIen, neil iie fiA
frei auaipre6en uno bdufio oDn orii.
ben mebr Weuigteiten unb Na1rih.
ten bringen, als bic oeutiben Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die vssreie 8rei5e fir
Geros" iit oriiben iiberan, tppbin fie
gefanot wirb, elm Iebr germ geiebener
@ait ,uno tann ii@ riibnlen, Nner.
tennung uno @Iroigung su finben,
luie aus sablreiben Briefen an uns,
iDmie on Dieienigen, tuelbe bas 8latt
an ibre Beruanbten ihiden, berppr.
3ebt. Ser oaber ieinen 8ernanoten
uno Jreunoen cine Sreube ertpeiien,
ibnen elm tuiQtommenes @eihenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beiteIIe fiir 1ie Die
rJreie Hreife fiir Tegas" Das Sn.
tereffe fiir 9eras, mie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno bic @egeno, NOD bic
Bertuanbten mobHen, 1T in OeutId.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es ilt unrn5a.
ltb, in Brinatbriefen cine 10 eriin6s
libe Auftldrung unb 8eibreibuna
oes frenoen 2anbes gu geben, uie
oieS bic r5reie Brefe" allm6hent.
LID tbut. SIR ben geringen Breie
BON $3 uerienben mir pDrtDFrei unier
reibbaltiges WDbenblatt ouF elm Satr
an iraeno cine Nbrefie i'm Muslanbe.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the 'FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circmates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tfaveIlng men and our
very active local agents are cons
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
ulation.
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An bag Ynblttnm.

Die rSreie 8reiie fir 9eras" miro
an iiber $50 8oftofficen nerfanot. uno
bat cine sroRe 8erbreitune in Der
Rabbar> 8epublit Werito, i'm Snbia.
er-9erritpriurn unb Otlahpma.
Sbr girtulatiDns<@ebiet in Teras
eritredt iid BON @alneitun bis binauf
na6 Deniion, pom duBerlten Often
Biz nah 81 A5alu i'm fernen Weiten;
es iblieBt ielbituerftdnolid) nit be'
ionhers sahlreiben 2eiern oas bibt=
beiieoelte Wittele Teras ano ben Giio.
weiten elm. Nuh in Weritp bat tie
cine arDRe Berbreit,lno.
8tuei Neiiense sitno beftanoig,
jabrein. iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes
8lattes untermeas unb fiihren benz
felben i'm 8erein init unieren riibri.
gen 2ufal Gaenten fsrtmabreno
l,eue 2eier su.
Sn Nnbetrabt oleier 9batladen 1T
bic .Sreie Brefe", mD es ftdb barum
bunoelt, bic oeuti6e Ben6lterung au
srreidea, oes bette Msseige 1aes
Dimm tsn Gtaate TeraS.
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,,g8tr babeu ,tel atebulthes. .

Das TOlaenbe ift Elm aussua aus
einen Briefe, ben mir uDn Wr. 8,
5. Mepers in Stuttgart, Nrt., &c.
balten baben: Sic tpiiroen mid iebr
uerbinoen, tuenu Sic .0unt's 4iebts
ming Oil" in WtllioeepilIe. Su., Elm.
fiibren miiroeu. oa i'd, bort uiele
Sreunoe uno 8ermanote babe, fiir
bic ih mid iebr intereiiiere unb oo
ib erfabre. oaB Sbr Del bort uidat
su faufen lit. S6 tann e8 ols bag
bette Wittel empfehlen. oas ida ie in
meinen 6auie bate. gs beilte mid
BON einem iblimtnert Sale BON Blut.
fluB in ueniaer oenn cine balbe
Stunoe uno es beilte ,neine gntelin
BON einem iebr id3meren ,yalle BON
Cholera WDrbus in iehr turaer 2eit.
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apftbarer appii@mua.

Der Mabarabi6a bon 9aroba, roel,
der p<rsaneenss sSabr in ben Ser.
staatsH msilts. rsift, ber Sittt ieints
aanbes eentaB, ME obnt bic Sniignien
feiusr Souperduetdt, Inter oentn Iict
aud >bas toItbarite DiaOen Der Welt
b.fiubet. ,Gs entbalt flint Geiben BON
100 isbs .srOBtn 0iomantsn i'm
Wertbs Done 100000 ytancs 4
5raue = 1913 gents). Sm 8srsieid
baau iinb bic .uropdii9en 6errfder
nur arme Geute 9ie 81niqin Bits
toria BON England trus cine &rone
i'm Nertb. BON 100000 f5rancs;
bic R0nisin DON SoIIanb befibt elm
Oiabem Don .aur~ 100000 5rqnes;
Der Rdifer Don RuBlanb bat ,,nur"
etne beifeibsne Rrone fir 5000 900
Granes. pdbreub Der aDnis bon pOr-
tasal bic reiafte Rrcn. guropas lein
eisen nennt; aber aud Ct trdat ON
seremontelfen Gasen ,uur" fiir 49,
000,0 900 Graues Diamanten ouf bsm
Ropfe.
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wsad,t sea samers perldiptnseu.

Seib Sbr Giner pun Denen. bic in
ibuerer Nrbeit
Sur ben 2ebensunterbalt fdmpfen
iuiifien !?
Damn aebranbt .Gunt's Sight
ming Dir,
Gin 5reuno, oer ben Ratnpf er.
tr6alih maht.
9enen. suelhe i6ren 2ebensunters
balt ourd eiaene Nrbeit friften mil.
fen. paifiert nit fbmersli5er 6du.
figteit ir9eno elm rnalidsfau
Brano' uno Shnittmunoen, Quetid,s
unaen. 8errentungen iino feine
Gremolinae fiir ben Wann nit Der
6Drubaut an Der Sanb. Gs aiebt
tein beiieres Wiittel eeaen biefe gun.
ben tuie r6unt' . Hiabtnina Oil."
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GiieubabnzTabr>Ylau.
D. M.E& u. u. Naha.

Sus go. 2 nab guero, goaturn. 9su'
ton, 8acD unb bastuilben lieaenben Sta'
tiDneH nerldEt San MntouiD 8:45 tnoraens.
3us ND. 4 (9anp grpdett) nab guero.
goofum, SDuitDn. gSocD uno ha5lutIheu
ltegenben Statipn oerldBt Gan Nut0niO
nra 8 abenos.
Bug Rp. 6 natb Beebilfe, Corpus gbrifti.
&odpDrt, Alice &c. nerldBt SaH Antouiu
utn 1:50 rnittaas.
3ua ND. bDn 8ncn, SDutnn, Yoatum
guer0 &c. fDmnlt bier nm 700 aben6B an.
Bug ND. 3 (Dans grpdett) BON Bncu.
9Duffon, Noatum, gnerD, gorpus Gbrifti
&Ddport, Salfurias, Alice &C. tomrnt IN
Gan MHt0niD nm 1855 rlDrsens an.
8u8 Nu. 5 bon Corpus gbrifti. Rnd'
port. Nlice &C. rriift IN San Nntpnip mnl
1:50 naehmittaQS ein.
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80 o 10 bnt lid epatseI>

20 10 bnt lid PARCEL
tudt2 DAB Sparsein unter i'm
ft6nbeu aud IN @ebirsse.senben nit
@ortbeil sebaut iUtrben tonnen, unter
liest teinem 3ipeifel. 8orausaeiebt
muB natiirlid perb.n. bab geeianeter
Boben porbanben lit. GrunD6ebin.
suns fir cine erfolsr.ide Spargelful=
tur 1T Elm leidter tisferiinbiser, burds
I6fitser unb nabrbaftsr 8oben unb
etns offsns, Tounige unb marine Gage
biefen @runbfas bat man ii@ in .riter
asnis au merfen
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Nata Brownsville.
m. s.. q z. Babm.

0ab Bac0. Sort Bprtb, Dallas, Rauins
gttB. ct. Souls Mnb Chicago, tdalich,
(9uniet DepOt) .........9.OO abeubs
20calsua uia StuitbbiGe. z 80 burm..
GlamO 5pe8iaI nad SmitbpiHe, 5omftuu,
Nntunft:
SDh Chicago, ct. 2Duis, aanias gitp,
Dallas. Sort @prtb un6 @acu, taalih
(Suniet 9epDt) 30 ulDroens.
9Dcalaua bia Smithbille 80. sos abenbs
Glamo Special BON SmitbnilIe. SpmRon,
gnlnefton .6.25 m0rqens.
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Subu a. RnIton. Soso,,.,;.

Sobn .. SoltDn, OeffentIid,er
Rotar. @runoeiaentunt. Gaent fitr
BeniiOnsaniprirhe. @6e Grn6ett.
uno @auarrDsS StraBe, aeaeniiber t,pn
Der San GntOniu grpres." Weues
TeIepbDn 439.
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6patbern asaetfie Nahn.

S0atbern Ractfic 8@tn.
Nbfahrt.
Rad Stem Orleans, Suuitun anb Sal
beiton tdeli@ ..........12.l0 rnittaas.
un6 .................... 30 aben68.
Rad eagle Bas, OIL Baip. galifDrnien
uHo Wterifo. ..8 nurr1. u. $50 Rbenhs.
sNnfunft.
SDu Stem Africans, 5sutnn unb @aI.
beftpn t6alib .... $50 ntpraens.
un6 500 Nafbra.
@on OF BaiD, GaIifornien unh NeriEp
.....,.... u.40 BORN. unh II nbeubs.
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9lOweftttras lu1tulf)t Gnd)

8enn Sbr guh iraenbmc idecer.
lafien mullt, tut es entlane Der Gi.
ME oer
Gatt alntoatD & 9lranias
YaB Nabs,
i'm Garten'D Diitrift oes Staates. @e.
ilnobe,t uno Glima uniibertrDffen.
8illi9e 2dn6ereien fiir ben Tarmer,
Warttadrtner. Obit' uno Eiehshhter.
@eaen gin3elbeiten tuenoet guh an
@eD. s. Xupton, o. IS. a.,
San NHtDniU. Teras.
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sEtn6's 5 Gents 6aoanu.G iaarre

fsina's . @surs pauano Atoarre.
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ct. 2puts & Can SrametScD BabR
Nbfabrt.
0ah Sort Smith Springfield. ct. Souls.
q 8nnias &itp, Chicago IS. & O. u. 9e.
! pnt) 500 abenbs.
Nufunft.
Bon ct. Souls. Ranias gitb, 8aris, Gbi.
cogD. 1910 mprqeNs.
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80a st. 9ouisu. benz DRen, $50 mpreens
Bon localen Buntten 80. . 10 u,Uraens.
BON ct. 9Dais u. bem Often, 7.25 nbenbs
Bon &arebn unb 0teritp. :. 100 machm.
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5. & o. %. WabH.

Rad allen Nor6sEeras< Bantten ......
...............4 l1br Mtl6 500 boom.
Nah ct. Souls, Wempbis unb benz
Often. .1.2O llhr narbm.
Nab NDro EeIas. Sonias City wub
Sf. SoutS. ................Eb.3O 80 nbenos
Rah Merito. o.............. 1920 pprm.
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mUtctnrias 0tDtiiDm, O. q. d q. &C.
(0mIf Gbpre.)
Nffohrt.

Nab guerU, BictDria, Sort Gauaca, Cor.
pHs gbrifti, Grutpnsnifle. 8ip Granbe
gttp, @oIiab, 8eeniiIe. @bartun, Bala.
cios uio Souftnn 800 mDrgens.
" ~ ~ .OsxD WUSUUAs
Der .Sam 5oufDn" mad guero, gictu.
rio, Bbartun I'M 6Duftun ...........
Mb tabrt ......... .....7.55 nhenhs
Nufnrft .....-......7.00 ntDreens.
Saat9 BrptpmepiIIe.
Der Sug Der SunIet BictDrin Diuiiipu.
Mbfabrt 800 rtlDrgens, snatbt In 9lacehp
SerbinhunQ NIT Der Gulf Goat Sine fiir
CORPUS gbriiti, Nntunft bort, 4.55 naenm,
Nnfunft in 8rDmnsoille .9.25 abenbs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
'WO Young Hen0f Ph0ebus Charged
With Serious Crime by Police.
;TOUTlY ASSERT THEIR INNOCENCE
Say They Can Prove That They Did
Not Enter the Wagner Photograph
Studio, Where 1t 10 Alleged They
Secured Money.

Upon The charge OF being suspected
ms implicated in The robbery of Mi.
c. w. Wngoncrs photograph gallery.
Joseph Carroll and William Cassidy
were arrested in phocbus yesterday
afternoon. Tho young men were
locked up in the Phoclus Jail and
viii hc given u preliminary hearing
before Acting Mayor William c. Mo-
ris this morning
Mr.. Wngoner's place of business
was entered on Tuesday night hy I'M
known parties aud robbed OF money
and valllablcs. The police have been
at work on the case. ana IL was de-
cidcd yesterday to take Cassidy and
CARROLL into custody.
Both OF the young mon proclaim
heir innocence ami say that they will
be able To establish this to tho salts
faction of the mayor today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
The schIafschen.

In Germany they have an instiiu-
ton called the sohafschrn. This is n
little nap In the afternoon between
the ponderous early dinner and the
coffee, which Is served Mt 4 O'Clock,
Nothing is allowed to interfere with
this Tcutonic rite. ain IL German
country house, gays an observer. IT
have seen with these eyes dash!ng
cavalry officers in tight tuncs and
rafting swords disappear about $50
o'clock. to emerge in an hours time
looking trilc sleepy. hut armed In
every sense for the conquest of tho
fair. Students aud professors. matrons
and business men, tinkcrs and tailors.
all take their forty winks In the aft
crnoon and get mp strenuous and ell.
Client. PHILADELPHIA Record.
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They Needed tho Medicine.

Some years ago n railway was be-
ing made III the west of Scotland. and
II was arranged that each of the nu-
mcrous lahorcrs employed should pay
a penny per week to II medical prac-
tiiloncr SO that they might aiave his
services In the event of accident or
medicine In case of illness.
During thu summer and autumn nell
their illness nor accident occurred.
But when n severe winter followed
all at once the 'navlSators" began to
call on the doctor for castor oil.
Each brought his bottle. into which
an ounce was poured until the oil was
exhausted. and the doctor was forced
to send 20 town for further supply.
When that, too, was getting low tho
doctor one day quietly asked n healthy
looking fellow what was wrong with
the men that they required so much
castor oil
Nothing wrong at all, DOCTOR" he re-
piled. but we grease our boots with
t.'-London Chronicle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
BEYOND HOPE.

Go way, Mistuh Sunshine. you is
lcadin me astray:
| thought I'd sure Git busy when dc
roses dropped away.
An lose my lazy notions. an be rcso.
luto an strong.
An always up an dom like dc fcllcr
In de song.
hut when YOU comes glintln' an n
squiniin through dc trees
My feet dcy stahts a-lottcrin.' indie
pendent us You please.
An dc autumn leaves seems laughin
as dey tumblcs to de ground.
Sayin.' What's de use o. workin'
when dc COLDS jos tnowd
ayound?"
When dc rain was fallin' chilly an
de wind was ut It's worst
piled up resolutions like twas Jan
nary first,
But when dc river started sprinklin'
diamonds In de sun
got dat same old feoln dat dis
world was made foh FUN;
| tells myself tn hurry an date loaf.
ms g'inst de rule.
rs happy as a songbird hut Is walk
in like mule
It's gittin' right discouraged. but |
sings dc same oil tune
lis lazier in October dan used to
he in Juncl
Washington star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

his dealings
o a trans
the hone
Injunction heretofore dissolved ~ W > 80
r. o COLLEEN II. MUELLER
of .lizabcth tow
This day personally Notary Public
written and made oath that the answer
lar ms made of his far
knowledge of information derived to he
Given under hand this
L. COLLIER,
co.., Notary Publr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
a French Joke.

Two doctors were called to attend n
man who had suffered an accident to
his hand
I'VE shall have TO smputAtn three
fingers" said one.
mo. two said the ether.
Three" maintalcd the fret.
~Oh. we'll, three. them" replied the
second, I'VE won't quarrel over lit
tie thing like that Nos Loisirs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
suits in circuit Court.

The following notices of suits were,
Instituted In the Elizabeth County
Circuit Court Yesterday:
saunders and Huffman VS.. Charles
o. Willson1 acting in trospass on
me case in assumpsit damagec S3s,
Health Food Bakery VIZ. Charles Il.
Wilson, action in trcspass on the
case In asslimpst damages Sid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
FOOTBALL THIS AFTERNOON.
Old Point Comfort College 10 Meet
the Sixth COMPANY Coast Artillery.

one of the most interesting con,
tests OF the season is expected on
Willow Beach gridiron this afternoon.
when Old Point Comfort College viii
meet the strong aggrcgatiur NJ foot
ian players from the Sixth Company
al Fort Monroe. Tho TWO alcvens m.
cvonl matched and much in,,rcs; il
felt In The outcome
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Alleged peserter Arrested

OFFICERS Cunningham and Curtis
Yesterday arrested Thomas Kelly,
white, on the charge of being II dc
serter from the United States navy
The sailor will he held until the navy
autnoritles can be communicated
with.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
MAloR JoANsroN,s MOTHER lLl
Chief Surgeon at the Soldiers HON,
lG Called to Trenton. NJ A.

Major John g. Johnston. chicf sur
geon at The National Soldiers Homo.
nus been called To Trenton, ~ L..
ny telegram informing him of tho
nervous Illness of his arcd mother,
MAJOR Johnston left for Trenton
Thursday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
A Ciuar ana,,

Tho celebrated i0.cont straight
Continental Cigars will he sold on
Saturdays only at HULriS CUT
RATE DRUG SToRD for cents
straight. sa2~ats
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12

GOV. HUGHES ENTERTAINED.
Chief Executive of New York State
Guest OF Fot Monroe Officers.

Govcrnor Charles f.. Hughes of
New York. and the members OF his
stair. wee entertained by the Off
GERS at Fort Monroe last night. The
rovcrnor and his party camc over
from the Exposition grounds on the
government tug Mohawk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
Government Tun Lenves.

Tho government tug Gcnoral viii
liam u. Shlpp, which has been ply.
ing between the Exposition grounds
and Fort Monroe, since last April,
has been transferred to Tampa, Flor,
da
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-12
AGED LADY HAS FALL.
Mrs. John saecr Brakes Right Wrist
IN Her Home.

Mrs, John Sager. who resides In
East Hampton, sustained had rrac.
lure OF her right wrist Ivy falling in
her homo on Wednesday, afternoon.
pr George w. McAlllster was called
In and rendered tho necessary mcdI-
cal attention. Mrs. Sager Is now gct,
ting along nicely.