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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
Rivers and Harbors Congress.

Additional delegates 10 the National
Rivers and Iarbors Congress 70 be
held in Washington December z-5-ss
were named yesterday by Governor
Glenn. these being MeszrE John @
shaw. Of Fayetteville r Z Preston.
OF Charlotte. and W NJ Webb. %
Morehead City.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
The DAYS at iShCbOrO.

Asheboro. n. c., Nov. 30.-Mr. Elias
Dav and Mrs. Day gave an entertain
M ent in the graded school auditorium
Thursday night under the MANAGE
ment of the Asheboro Lyceum. The
work of Mr. and Mrs. LAY was we'll
executed, each one doing his part to
perfection. and to the great delight
of the entire audience
The impersonation by Mr.. Day and
the clever wit manifested showed that
he was master of the profession which
he represents.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
BOTTLED Up WITH FIRE.
EiHen Miners Shut Off from the Sur
face by Raging Flames.
1Rr the Associated Press.

Drvtown Cal Nov 3O-Eleven min
el.s in the Fremont Cover Gold Mine
are shut off from the surface by fire
which is raging at the 100 foot level.
and all hone Of rescuing them alive
as been abandoned. The miners were
working below the 100 foot level.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
Thanksgiving Dance.

Farmville N c., Nov 30.-The
Thanksgiving dance which was given
bv the young men Of Farmville We'd
nesday evening in Turnage's Hall was
one of the most successful and enjoy
able social features OF the year. MUSIC
,,'oe furnished by the Italian band of
Wilson. and to its delicious strans
about twenty-five couples tripped the
Iight fantastic toe until the wee small
hours.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
OFFICERS JUST IN TIME.
Neeros.S Were About to Lynch One OF
Their Race But Were Prevented.
lBv the Associated Press.

Columbus. Ga. Nov. 30.-S. W
O'Neif. with the help Of Deputy Sheriff
Grover Willis, prevented the ynching
late last night Of Charles Lewis. a
negro Lewis attempted criminal
assault on Clara Sivey negro wo-
man He was captured by negroes of
the neighborhood. who We're proceed
ing 70 lynch him when the officers,
summoned by Mr.. O'NeiI arrived and
took charge of the prisoner.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
PH-MiCO> WINS.
Defeats Richmond College u, tlie
score. oI II 10 10.
tBy the Associated Press

Richmond. Va NoX "a Randolph
Macon College defeated Rich--AJnd
College here today Ia q stubl.cf'3iN
contested game by the score oI - to
10. The ViCtcrs scored an their
points in the nrst ~s>lf. on "a touch
down and goal and two goals from
placement by Harlan Atkins drop
ped goal for Richmond ia the firSf
half and LOuthan scored i touchdown
in the second. Fifteen hundred pto-
pie saw the game.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
Oyster supper.

v-f,bon y G. Nov 30.-The Wo-
mars Retirement Association of VIII
Fon school. Will serve oysters and 9th
or refreshments at Wilbon school
house on Friday night. December 9th.
The public is cordially invited.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Ills, Nov. 30.-Covering by
short interests in an oversold mar
ket sent Drives for wheat soaring TO-
day At the close hay was up l 1t
/ 3-S TO II 3-S' MAY corr
closed "a a is to rs a cent higher.
oats advanced 3-S d - and proViS-
ions were 1-2 cents lower to Z L
a 10 ce.t I.i~hSX.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
CANNON RE-SONIN n :
caucus Refused to Seat pctc1~ q
ter from Ne4y lorG
(By the Associated

IbE TIC ASSCUIeted
Washington. D. C..In t. alIcus of
the Republican members he House
tonight Speaker Cannon re-norni-
mated for Speaker. Al. old mem
berS Of the House alsf re re-no,ni-
mated. The caucus Re sed to seat
Peter a. Porter of tie Bath New York
district, who was elected as an inde
pendent
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
THOMAS j. PENCE ELECTED
,''r Of Standing Committee o.
>''i"~H ~HOndents. by Accredited
Press Gallery.

-.'lt Tho Associated Press.)
Accr.s,.. 'HEt"n, -. c., Nov. 3o.-Ihe
4'-e4 Press Gallery CorfeSp on
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
/ WILL AVERT
MANY A WRECK
0syiCa Locks All Wheels
Nhen Anything Wrong
JORY OF A ROMANCE

uright ~afcty Air Brake co. OTeaniz-
d-Stofy of Rural Love. Romance
and Comedy From Guiiford-
Annual Meeting Stockholders
OF Central Carolina Fair.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-03
Nominated by Congress
man c. r. Thomas
COMMITTEE FIGHT


Nas5s1nrtuu h Sees So -
ieprc~eutat4t t-has 4s Thomas yk.sr
dsl"patci thr honor te8A3 8f utnrffN
tu nomination an UvhafI - the Btu.
u,fat- af tht tiaNnc the uafue uf
John ~harp N4il.ana faf thc ageaAtf
-Ail- SIS N llla fsn ~ha eolu~s ttefn
North aro1tnA ancestry 4eetgsst tNAf
Tar tiesl present hts uHuso a. ttu
Democratic GhHNNw Nj Tnuusa IS
u.udr : tsrF haprs ar~cca f3gcrftlt
and eNsrfikc ia Was rrrgaentlA ap-
pNsld,d and atH drllNefanec eeHh foe
htu muth credit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
SPORTING NOTES.

Miss Shcllmeg. 2:iiA. the fast trot
tinR mare. hns gone lame and Will no,
be raced this year.
Inspector b.. one of the grentes,
thoroughbred sircs anu In his doy n
famous rnce horse. was recently sold
nt'public auction for SIS.
Doc Adkins OF Baltimore is tho first
eastern league pitcher to twlrl two
winning games In one day. Adkins ne.
coniplished the trick for the Orioles
against Toronto.
Secretary G. NJ. Hnnawav OF tho ST
Louis baseball lcngnc aud United
Baseball association will try TO form n
national association for the govern.
meht of seinlprofesslonal baseball.
The amateur billiard tournament for
the Class A championship of the Unit
ed States VIII take place In February
or March. Entries must be filed before
Oct. 1 with the following committee;
j. Il. Poggenburg. chairman: Charles
Forster. DIR. \. II. Miller and Il. ].
Howell at 10 East Tlfty-eiehth street,
New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
ENGLISH 'ETcHINes.

There are 100000 one room duellers
In London.
In 1897 there were only sixteen mo.
tor cars In Britain. Now there are
nearly 0,000.
Nearly half the meat eaten In Brit.
ain Is beef. Pork comes next. then
mutton. while veal is bad fourth
In LONDON there are III, 600 school
children. 100000 OF them over seven
years of age. and OF these 3O.sOo nre
aalf time wage carriers.
In the United Kingdom 2o3 cities
and boroughs have free libraries con.
.hihing nearly 100000 books ana sery.
Ing ench year 20,Oo0.0oO readers.
In discussion in the house OF mar.
lament relative to the danger of cor.
ditc Mr. iia!danc snid that he hsd a
walking stick made of this exp!rglye
which he had often carried into tho
cioakroon Of parliament
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Petroleum ointment stains are very
obstinate and the best thing for them
to soak in Kerosene.
II you have In your attic an old
iarbie topped table. remove the mnr.
dc 10 the pantry shelf and yo, have
II excellent modern pie bonrd.
An excellent powder for tender skins
an be easily made from cornstorch
ioistened with enough pure alcohol 10
itake stin paste. When hard 1t NAV
= powdered easily.
"a good method of washing windows
10 take two or three pieces OF mmp
larch. dissolve In the water and wash
lfindows with the same. Let 1t dry
ia polish with n dry cloth.
r hinged door that swings freely I'm
l'h directions should have at least
lSlnaii pane Of glass inserted I'm its
per hnlf. Every one knows tho
lSer OF collision at pnntry door.
by the plcnns of n window MANY
idents can bo avoided.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Dreviities
THE HALL OF FAME.

Andrew Carnegie has received Tho
order OF Orange Nassau from Queen
Nilheluinn of Holland.
J. ID. Conner or lei Dorado. Kan ,,s
the printers rule with which bo
started In business In plymouth. n.
H.. ffty-iive yenrs ago
I 1t Is said that Colonel w. G. Greene
has offered S1.5OO.Ooo for the rnlmor.
ejo mines in chihuahua. Mexico.
John G. Ionglcy OF Bath. Me rc-
Gently rounded out forty wears con.
tinnous service ns an iron ana hrnss
moldcr He IS probably the oldest
moldcr IN the state.
NIn DO Yuen. who recently rcce,vca
the degree OF doctor OF medicine from
the University OF Berlin. is the nrst
Chinnmnn To receive depre, from -
German university.
George Rolfc OF Concord. n. III I'm.
waistcoat which. although sixtv
years old. Inns again come into fnshIon
ana VIII compare favorabiy with those
of Today. 1t is of silk velvet with
bright buttons.
DR.. Curtis. the editor Of the Iohen.
lone memoirs. Will retire from III,
presidency of tho Protcstnnt consis.
forum OF Alsacc Lorraine on oct
having Incurred the displcnsurc Of tho
emperor by publishing the memoirs.
Beside performing his duties nv ms.
Tor to II Fnirlicld (AIc) church. Rev.
.. H. Roberts has three large gardens
under cultivation. one IN Fnlrlcld
hnd two IN benton. He attends Ia his
agricultural duties IN the enrly morn.
Ing.
1t Is not known by many. even of
Mnrse Henry" Wnttcrsons mostV I'm.
tiinatc friends. TINT Kentucky's IN
nous editor chose M artistic career
when boy. He was scnt 10 Paris bv
HIS rather to pursue his musical stud
les under the masters there and
adopted the piano. He declines 10
play In public, but lie eau pound M
much music out of the piano ma thc
best Of them can.
Sixty thousand sailors look 10 II
IInnbury for advice and for nrotec.
Ion. Mr.. uanbury liz the United |
states shipping commissioner for the
tort or New York. He Is the saiiors
Judge aud jury. The men who sim
III foreign crafts now must appear be.
ore him for their pnpers instcnd of
going to the consuls OF the varIou.
Countries He decides nil disputed
Questions between the men aud their
falling masters
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
MODES OF The MOMENT.

For all costumes of anything Ilk,
formal occasions the skirts of tho
coming season Will be long ana often
ell train.
The fact that velvet VIII be MI i'm,
rortant fnctor next season is demon,
strntcd In Its use already In combina.
ton with the lighter fabrics, especially
III tailored garments.
SO far nothing Inns been found quite
10 take the place of the plated skirt,
Out quite rs nnny circular designs are
noticed, and the two and three niece
circular Will be n great fayorIte for
nearly all kinds Of materials.
The question over which every ono
Is cogitntlng il. Are the Japanese
effects TO be retalnedi" and the nm.
swer Is. Yes" In coats and very drcssr
costumes. But, generally speaking
all OF the oriental features which have
dominated us so completely the past
season Will be greatly modined.-New
York Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
SARATOGA CHIPS.
Dainty Invented by Lately Dcoeas
Coiored Bonifaco.


Coiored Bonifaco.
If one owns n potato slicer. which
not mn expensive utcnsil. Saratoga chlI
arc easily prepared. They IRE ulwal
an Acceptable accompaniment to frit
fish. but perhaps nre never more ha
PLY In evidence than when served
one Of the accessories OF n picn
luncheon. Wash and pare mediu
sized potatoes. Slice thin. using vc
etnble sllcer made for the purpose. 4
to bowl OF cold water and let star
one and oDc-hnlf hours, changing II
water twice.
Drain, plunge into a kettle of bollir
water and let boil one minute. ORA
again, cover with cold water and /
stand five minutes Take from the W
ter and dry between towels Fry
deep fat until dclicntcly Drowned, kee
Ing In motion with skinner throug
out the cooking. Remove with Skin
mer to pm lined with brown pap
(Which will absorb the supcrnnous IN
md sprinkle with snlt Always drn
fried potntors on brown paper, Z,
fried food II properly cooked and pro
erly drained seldom nbsorbs enoue
TAT to be lndigestible to adults.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
SHORT STORIES.

punctuation marks were first used ir
lido -
New York thieves were SO enrorod
because they found only - cents I'm II
safe That they stolo the safe nun
smashed the furniture.
No more married women can bovo
saloon Licenses In Milwaukee whom
Their husbands are able to support
thein This uitImatum was laid down
by the license committee OF Tho com.
mon council.
Up In Aroostook, Me-. where now.
fahsled idens In manner of dress nra
not III vogue. the Lewiston Journal
says, the men use their old vests for
bathing suits by putting their leps
through the armholcs.
A Bellcville (kan) paper boasts that
1t has n subscriber who has paid bIs
subscription twenty ycnrs In advance
That's nothing" retorts the Trov
chief This piper has one or two who
are thirty ycnrs In arrears"
wire ropes seem TO belong to cleyn.
tors AMI derrick rigging. ana II 10
something of surprise. remnrks tho
American Machinist, to lcarn tbat
some OF the Gloucester codfisbinr
f'chooners have been using them for
riRslhg Tor over fifteen years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
RESlSTS ARREST AND
TRIES TO GIVE BRIDE
J. n. Boon, Taken Up for Disorderly
Conduct, Lands at Station With
Serious Charges Against Him.

Charged with being disordorly on
street car, j. III. Boon, who said
zof Thirty-seventh street was his
nome. was arrested at Washington
avenue near Thlrty-fifth street YES.
,erday evening by Conductor Fow-
Adams. When that officer started To-
walk the prisoner to the patrol bnx
al Washington avenue and Thirty
fourth street, Boon hroke and ran
put was soon overhauled by the mo-.
liccmnn. ~
Later the prisoner offered the off
Ger VI to let him so and when lno
o'ier was declined, he became unruly
and Policeman Adams had siren.
uous lime snbduing him. The man
w., W"s inlaiiy landed at the police sta
tioh. where he was locked nm I'm owai,
a hearing before Justice Brown tbs
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
EAGLES TAKE The TOWN
Two Thousand Visiting lOdgsman
Entertained Here Yesterday. = :
CRAB FEAST At THE BREWERY
Mayor Buxton and Allan D. Jones
Welcome the Guests-Ladies Sen.
for Sightseeing Trolley Ride to Old
Point-Parade in Norfolk Today.

Two thousand Eagles. accompanied
~ n large party OF ladies' spent Yes
'erdny In this city, celebrating Now
port News Day. feature Of the an
hual convention of the Grand Acric
fraternal Order of Eagles. which is
being held in Norfolk
several hundred Acmbers OF the or.
uer. includiag large delegations from
hampton and Phoebus. came here
yesterday morning. hut on account or
III important session of the grand
acric held mt Norfolk in the morning
most OF the visitors did not reach hero
hl'il Afternoon. when the big steamer
queen Anne arrived with about 600
passengers. Later the Queen Anne
nlldc another trip, adding sevornl
hnnderd tn the gathering already here.
Open House" at Homes.
me uniform rank OF the local aeric.
headed by the Old Dominion band
met all the incoming delegations and
escorted them TO the local Home.
open house was held mt both the
Eiks and Eagles homes. where music
ana refreshments were in order
throughout the day.
Al . O'Clock In the afternoon. after
INC ladies had been sent on a trolley
So "''ihH UP 10 liuinptOn, Soldiers
tiomc and Old Point, the Eagles rc.
paired to the Old Dominion brewery.
where reception and feast was Ton.
dered' Mayor Buxton welcomed the
guests on behalf of the city and Al.
torney Allan ID. Jones spoke In bchnlf
OF the local aerie.
II was late last night before the
last OF the visitors returned TO Nor.
ioik. Washington avenue was bril-.
liantly lighted up for the occasion.
the evening.
-, Go to Norfolk Today.
The Nc~port News aeirc will on
over to Norfolk in body this morn.
hE TO participate in the street parade
u is expected that tire vii; he nearly
I'VE hundred people in the party
mat VIII board The steamer General
Lee nj pier this Morning at 7:3o
o'clock. '''o
After the parade the Eagles Will 70
70 the Exposition to participate I'm
Eagles Day celebration at the fair.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
A LITTLE LEMON.
= Fow Drops Add Piquancy to my
Dish.

Dish.
A little lemon juice does wondcr.or
host Of dishes. Dreamed oystcrs,c
The strong iishy flavor which sonior-
sons charge them win If n few DIS
of lemon Juice nrc cooked with 10
cream sauce.
Fried sweet potatoes sprinklcd III
few drops OF lemon juice and IN
with little sugar after they are 1T
into the frying pan are immensely
proved
Caulinowcr dressed with drawn /
ter sauce Is moro delicious IL a 10
lemon Juice goes Into tho sauce bch
II Is turned over the vegetables.
An nppetlzing soup made OF the II.
green tiageolets found ut the grocc
but too little known to the aver,
housckecper, was served Mt pre-
luncheon the other dry with thin sli
OF lemon floating In each plate A
blcspoonful of whipped cream WI
into every plate too.
Carrot frlttcrs, favorltc I'm
household at least. owe something
their tastlness to the few drops of Il
on which sprinkle them Just Def,
they go to the table. These boiled q
rot fritters IRE made In the same W
rs other vegetable fritters. They {
cut into two or three pieces. Accord
10 their size, dipped into beaten G
and then into brcadcrumbs and fri
In hot fat.
Cold boiled cauliilower dressed wi
oil. lemon juice, snlt and pepper n
served on lettuce leaves makes IN {
cellent salad.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
a woMAn no BE paErry
aust Have Luxurlnnt ana Glossy 1ysir.
t-, No Matter What Color. y

ino hnest contour OF female face. ths
sweetest , smile OF n female mouth. ioses
something II tho head Ia crowned VIII
seant hair. scant and falling hair n Ia
now Known. is caused by parasite thsf
burrows Into the scalp to the root or The
, where II sops the vitality. The IL.
,.e wnite scales the germ throws I'M IN
S un',,s are called dandruff TO euro
dandrun permanently. then ana ~ 49,,
falling hair. that germ must he tn,tS
Nswbro's Iferplcide. an entirely. now r..
gun os the chemical laboratory. destroys
,ne unndrnn germ. and. of course. atooa
she railing hair. and prevents badness
sold by leading druggists. Send lo1, IN
S S,n,nI. TOT ssrnple to Tho Herplclce Co,
TWO sizes-50c and S1.00.
ALIENS DRUG sroRE, sPEc,Aa
r. A0ENTe. isiis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
o. coal, but later returned to the
hoads. She probably will load mt
e'thcr baltimore or Philadelphia.
TRIAL RUN IN HARBoR.
Steamer Chisholm is Ready for Ser
vice After Remodellnu.

The Scaboard Transportation Com.
panys steamer William Chisholm
which has been undergoing extensive
alterations nj the local shlpyard for
several weeks, was given a run In
me llarbor yesterday for the purpose
or adjusting her compasscs. Captain
Hand. of Philadelphia, did The work.
Inc Chisholm will today begin
loading coal at the local coal piers.
me vessel was recently brought down
from the Great Lakes and this will
he the first cargo she has loaded in
the coastwisc coal service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
GfaInlta States Celebration Today
Will IncIdde Great VIII.
Spectacle.
LOUISIANA DAY PLANS ABANDONED
Sudden Death of Governor BIanchett's
Wife Causes Commission to Stop
Preparations for State Celebration
Athletes Coming for Champion
ship Meet.

JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Sept
5.-Governor Chas. NJ Floyd. of New
Hampshire accompanied by his wife
and daughter, and ~ New Hampshire
state officials including the council
OF state, arrived at the Exposition to-
day to attend the New Hampshire Day
celebration tomorrow
Governor Floyd was met by Presi.
dent Tucker of the Exposition and
escorted to the New Hampshire state
building. where the governor and his
immediate party We're housed.
Tomorrow's program Includes 4
great military spectacle and joint re-
view by Governor Floyd and the New
hampshire party Governor Swanson
OF Virginia, and others.
No Louisiana Day.
On account of the recent death of
Mrs. Blanchett. wife of Governor
Blanchett OF Louisiana plans for
celebrating a Louisiana Day ut the
Exposition have been abandoned The
Exposition officials and Governor
Swanson yesterday received notice OF
Mrs. Blanchetts death and of the
decision. of the state commission to
have no state day Mt the fair.
S. A. l. Surgeons.
The Association OF Seaboard Air
Line Railway Surgeons will meet in
convention hall September II and -.
DIR. Il. l.. Payne. of Norfolk. will
deliver the address of welcome on
behalf of the Exposition, and Judge
Leigh r. Watts on behalf of the State
of Virginia.
DR.. j. Z. Malone, of Louisburg.
North Carolina. will respond 10 the
address g. welcome. There will be
thirty or forty scientific papers read
by surgeons from Key West. Flor.
ia. to Baltimore. There will be about
two hundred in attendance. The off.
GERS are DR.. Monoe Sanford. North
Carolina, president; DIR. Palmer. Alley,
Ca. secretary and treasurer; DR..
Hurke, chief surgeon. Petersburg.
Miss Bonner's Reception.
invitations wcra issued today to
an informal buffet lunch and dance
which VIII be given by Miss Sasa
Frances Bonner. prominently con.
nected Mt the Exposition, in Conyen.
ton i,all. September G. beginning at
$3.50 o'clock in the evening.
AS the invitations read the affair
VIII be purely informal. Miss Bonner
desiring her friends and associates
to put themselves to the least possI.
bic trouble in having the best time
possible.
Kansas City Day.
Today was Kansas City Day. at
tho Exposition. Several hundred Wis.
itors from Kansas City. headed by
Mayor Beardslcy and 80 members of
the board of trade of that city attend
ed.
Formal exercises were held at the
Missouri state building with address
es by President Tucker, of the Ex-
position. Mayor Deardsley and Others
in the Kansas City delegation
reception by Mayor Beardsley to
all visiting residents and former
residents of Kansas City followed.
The Kansas City delegation TO the
Eagles convention paradcd in Nor
folk and there were numerous other
features during the day. United
States Senator Warner. Former Gov
ernor Francis and Attorney General
Hadley, of Missouri who were on
the program of the day, were una
voidabiy absent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Tho Littlo DarIlno,

Mrs. Upmorc mnking n calD-Why,
this is your latest photograph. isn't 1t?
It's an excellent likeness of you, but
1t isn't so good Of baby. Wasn't he
Mrs. Highmus The idea! Did you
think the little darling in my lap was
baby? That's Fido!--Chicago Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
The Touch That Henls.

fle touch of Buclilcn's Arnica
F. It's the happiest combination
fnica flowers and healing balsams
compounded. No matter how.
ne sore or ulcer is. this Salve
lcure II. For burns. scaids, cuts.
DIS or piles. 1t has no equal.
anteed by all Druggists. Csc,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Barge Sunbury for Fail /
White Oak Coal Company.
Salad
Calendar for Today.
Here for Repairs.

Tho British steamship Condorcap.
tain Simpson. arrived ut thlF,ort
yesterday afternoon from Baltioro
and proceeded TO the local shilard.
where she will undergo gcncri re-
pairs. The vessel probably vi be
ut the yard several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Fine Stationery

LENDS tone TO your business and creates a
favorable impression We make good impress.
SONS on stationery at prices consistent with
good work
We cary the following well known
brands of paper
bonds: Housatonio, harrington, Danish,
Cambria Carthage. Flat Writing: Windsor
lvanhoe, Palo Alto, and Riverside.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Of Rat;ocination.

Knicker a boys mother always
finds out whcn be has been swimming.
Bocker-Aad yet folks never know
when man tnkes a Wall street
plunge New York Sun.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Mucl, Worn

hese trousers are very much worn
season." said the tailor. displaying
goods.
o arc tho ones have on" replied
poet sadly.