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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-18
E. B. LUKE
Established 1895 Ardmere, Okla.
Notice to All Sheriffs.

Notice to All Sheriffs.
Al called meeting of the sheriifs
A. Oklahoma, held at Oklahoma City
- Saturday, Dec. eth. when TEN.
porary organization was affected. a
ssfI was authorized for a meeting
81 the sheriffs of the state at Shaw
nee on Saturday, January I, at .
p m, at which time a permanent
organization will be perfected and
sfaoers elected. Many important sub
jects will he brought up for discus
sion and every sheriff in the new
state is urged to make arrangements
to attend the Shawnee meeting, as
every sheriff Is vitally interested in
is results.
IOIIN l. TOIINGnN
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We only know there Is plenty
of room at the top from those who
have been there and fallen off.
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Subscribe for the Ardmoreite.
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The people VINO come early to
avoid the rush generally find that
everyone else has done the same.
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Dear Santa Claus: WIN you
please bring me steam engine, ~
air gun, and a drum. Please bring
Preston n Teddy bear.
live no Second ave. y W.
DAVID DAWSON.
Dear Santa Claus: s:-"Please bring
me steam engine an air gun and
a pistol and bring Preston an ex-
press wagon"
live 40 Second ave n w.
MADISON DAWSON.
II Is dangerous for little boys to
have air guns and fire arms, but
Santa will take care of the good
little Dawson boys
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rocking chair and story book.
Bring them to 52l Broadway
BESSIE VELERIA PALMER.
Little Bessie will in all probability
get her wants supplied
Dear Santa Claus: - am five
years old Please bring me go
cart, pretty dress for my doll,
broom. and ,ome apples and oranges
Re sure and don't forget me, live
at sli Fourth Ave. n. +.
RUTH HUTCHENS.
Santa will not forget little Ruth
when Christmas comes around
Dear Santa Please bring
me a dolls bed, table. Teddy
bear. a large story book, and
bracelet Ny little brother, Lane.
wants toy frog, a clown, and "A
nre engine. We may go to grand
/ pas to spend Christmas. and If we
| do you can give what you have for
us to some one else. for we will be
sure TO get a lot of nice things. as
he has large drug store and keeps
all kinds of pretty toys and jew
elry." FLOY PETERSON.
Little Floy will be taken care of.
so will her small brother. Lane.
! Dear Santa Claus:-"Im little
girl four years old | can wash the
dishes and sweep the floors nicely
/ for mamma, | am good little girl
/ Please bring. dear Santa Claus,
| bring me some little chairs. My
name is Alice Oliver. but Mr.. and
Mrs. Harris call me Doodle Bug
My number is GIL Carter street.
+. S.-Oh, yes, want a Teddy
bear, good bye Santa.
Alice Oliver must be bright lit
tie girl and will In all probability
get what she most desires.
Dear Old Santa am little
boy, six years old My mamma Is
dead and live with my aunties at
,0J & stIeet $. l. | rilsD NOG q
| please bring ME a little red wagon,
a chu chu train, a milk wagon, a
pistol. and two boxes of caps, a
Il Noah's ark. fire wagon, some fruits
and nuts. Now dear old Slr.p Claus.
good bye
HOWARD NESTAI. MjS"RANE.
Old Santa will be certain to take
care of the orphans.
Dear Santa Claus: - want a
blank pistol and some cartridges, an
air gun and some shot also want
a little train. sword magic Ian
tern and a steam engine. Good bye
EDWIN SUGGS,
Berwyn, Okla
Dear Santa - don't live at Ard
more live at Berwyn, / am five
! years old, and am going TO school
and in the first graue. have been
good girl all of the year, and
want you to come to see me. | have
dolls Of all sizes and ages. but would
not mind having one more doll
Please bring me little cook stove
tiny wash tub. a story book, and
little doll trunk.
Your little friend
ALI.IENE SUGGS.
Old Santa will be certain TO yisi
tho Suggs home in Berwyn at Christ
mas time.
Dear Santa Claus: We are two
little girls who live at the corner o
G street and McLish Ave y. w. w
want a bracelet, a piece. We have
doll, each of us so can bring us
new dress for our dolls, and a littl
cap for them. We would like to hay
| 4 table. some little chairs. and
1 small tea set. Bring my little ST
ter and friends lots of good thing
ETHEL AND MINNIE STON(
u frh.gn t,rn Ifttln pfria yill Ia. 90
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Christmas eve night.

Dear Santa Claus:-"Please bring
dier suit. and that wheelbarrow you
cut OFF the list because was bad .
and bring my baby brudder Freder-
ick 90 rattles so can always find
one, and a hundred pacifyers; ard
break that one o'clock whistle. so
daddy won't have an excuse TO 20
back to town so quick"
live on & street, Good bye.
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ALMOND GATES.

Almond will get visit from Santa
ne is very thoughtful OF his little
brother
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JOHN Z. JOHNSON.

Secretary pro tenn.
GEO. w. GARRISON, Pres. pro TEN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-18

Dear Santa Claus: 80 am five
years old Please bring me go
cart, a pretty dress for my doll, a
broom and some apples and oranges
Re sure and don't forget me. live
at Sli Fourth Ave. n. T..
RUTH HUTCHENS.
Santa will not forget little Ruth
when Christmas comes around.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
BIBLE CLASS HELD
ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES
Old Officers Were Reelected and a
Sermon Preached by Rev. T. Ry-
land Sanford.

With most interesting exercises the
mems billie class OF the Memorial Bnp-
list church of which MIR. George A.
Schmelz is the leader celebrated It's
second anniversary Sunday morning.
~ A large number of members were
in attendance and the anniversary
was greatly enjoyed Tho following
class officers were reelected.
Leader-Mr. George A. Schmolz.
President-Cnpt j. c. Tucker
Secretary-Capt Frank IL. Couch.
Treasurer-M Marion C. Rnnsonc.
2 Assistant Secrctary-Mr. NJ. S. .Icn.
Sliins.
Chaplnin--l3ev. T. llyland Sanford.
VI AT the conclusion of the morning
lesson and the business session, the
membcrs of the class went to the main
Saudl torlum, whore they listened to a
splendid anniversary sermon by Rev.
sT. Ryland Sanford.
According to the report OF the treas.
urer the class raised $l20.42 during
1.-THE year. OF this sum s3ll.5O was
given To assisting worthy members
and good causes. willie $ll3.52 were
turned over to the Sunday school
fund.
The class Is non.soctaran and in.
cludes in It's membership men in ov.
4ery avocation ana walk of lfc in
Hampton
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
Sensational Move MADE In the
Caleb Powers Murder Case.
ASSERTED ROBINS IS PRFJulICED
Not Believed That the Judge win Re.
tire From the Bench, But viii Take
Chance of Being Upheld in a High
err Court.
an AssocIntcd rrcss.l

GEORGEToWN. KY. July 29.-For
the fourth time Caleb Powers was
placed on trial here today charged
with completely in the murder of
Senator William Gocbcl Special
Judge j. Il. Robins is TN the bench.
Immediately after court convened
Judge James T. Sims of counsel for
Powers, entered IL motion and filed
an affidavit In It's support to have the
sitting judge sworn off the bench
Court adjourned until tomorrow to
give the commemorative attorneys
tino to consider the motion and aft
idaylt.
Although not officially given out 1t
is reported that the allegations against
Judge Robins arc sensational chare-
ing prejudice In the former trials.
The court will pass on the motion for
removal tomorrow. II Is not believed
that Robins VIII vncatc tho bench.
Although 1t Is generally anticipated
Tint he Will 30 into the trial immcdi-
ately and take his chances of Icing
upheld by the appellate court the re.
port is current that the prosecution
does not want the trial at this time
and that the case may lic continued.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
HON. RICHARD f. BYRD
VISITING IN HAMPTON
It is Now Thought Certain That the
Winchester Man viii be the
Next Speaker.

Hon. Richard Evalyn Byrd, who
VIII probably be the next speaker OF
the virginia legislature. arrived in
Hampton yesterday morning from
winchester and Is the guest of Dr..
and Mrs. j. Wilton Hope, I'm North
King street. Mir. Byrd represents
the Winchester district in the lower
branch OF tho legislature and is one
of the hest known men in the House
lie Is also editor and owner of the
Winchester Daily Ncws.ltcm.
According to Mr.. Byrd's statement
he has forty.cight promises from
members fthc legislature to vote for
him for speaker. AS this means his
election 1t is possible that Mr.. Byrd
will not have any opposition when
the legislature convcncs in January.
While In Hampton Mr.. Byrd will
also attend the annual meeting of the
Virginia Bar Association at the james
town Exposition.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
THE SHORTEST SOLDIER. :
How Young kansan Under the Re.
CURED Height Got Into tho Army.

How Young kansan Under the Re.
CURED Height Got Into tho Army.
Charles l.. Dagan of Keats, Kan. n
young army recruit who enlisted In
Kansas City and left with u SOUND OF
recruits for Jefferson Barracks. near
st. Louis. is probably the shortest sol
dlcr In the United States army. His
height Is five feet two inches. He was
accepted only on the recommendation
of President Roosevelt, TO whom he
wrote explaining the situation after he
had been rejected on account of his
height ut the auxiliary recruiting sta
ton at Topeka early In April.
Dngan had entertained the hope of
becoming n soldier for number of
years. lie Is now twenty-five. and.
having no one dependent upon him,
he went to the recruiting station TO en-
ter the service He passed rigid cx-
animation save for his height. but the
news that for this reason he could not
become soldier did not deter him.
He had decided to bccomR one, and
promptly wrote to President Roosevelt
explaining the situation. lie mado an
earnest appeal to the chief executive,
and the frank. earnest manner in
which he couched his plea seemed to
strike the president as that OF man
who would make good soldier
This Is probably the first instance of
an acceptance of an application for en-
listment In the army when discrep-
ancy of two inches In the required
height existed. The minimum height
as stipulated by the war department Is
five feet four inches.
Dngan is OF almost perfect build.
weighs 1870 pounds and has five inch
chest expansion. He expressed n de-
sire to enlist In the cavalry and be sent
to the Philippines. AT Jefferson Bar
rncks he Will be assigned to regiment
of cavalry under orders or preparing
for orders for Philippine service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
A NEW GAME.
How to Plny at VIVA. ls Called Cireu-
latinp Library.

''S'' ~ ' 10y a. 10 SuiiCQ SlTCu-
latine Library.
novel aud entertaining form OF
conversation IL called the circulating
library.
The Invited guests should include nn
equnl number of girls and men, and
the ladies nrc asked to come costumed
TO represent books. One may either
dress to represent the book title or
something mny be worn to suggest It,
as IN the ordinary book tea. says the
Philadelphia Press.
The names OF the different books
represented nre catalogued duly under
their initial letters, and this list is
pinned M in the pnrlor.
AS each girl arrives she is conducted
by the hostess. who nets MS librarian,
into rear room or. II only one apart.
ment is available for tho fun. behind
n screen. arranged mt tho rear OF the
drawing room.
Each man on arriving reads the list
OF books and decides which title he
would prefer
He appeals to the librarian. who
lends out to him the book he has Sc.
lcctcd.
Each borrower is permitted to retain
book ten minutes, not longer, after
which he must return It to the shelves
under penalty of paying forfeit
He then selects another name from
the list
OF course the borrower must not be
allowed to discover by whom the DIFF
fercnt books are being pcrsonlfed.
This same attractive idea can also
be arranged as n philanthropic venture
with large number OF books and five
or six librarians to see that the men
patrons nre waited upon.
The money Is taken In the form OF
twenty cent entrance fees and also
In fines paid by those who disregard
rules and fail to return specially inter-
esting volumes within time limits.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
Afternoon Rest.

The necessity for rest hour for
busy mother and housekeepcr cannot
be too strongly insisted upon. All 9TH
or women are apt to take this rest ex-
cept the woman whose work Is never
done and who needs 1t the most of
all. 1t Is not necessary to take a full
hours rest. but as much time MS this
should lie allowed In the early after
noon after the work of the dinner Is
over. for the simple object OF resting.
The habit should be acquired OF going
to ones room and of shutting ont the
outside world ms much as 1t Is possible,
together with all worldly care and
worry. Battle the temples. loosen the
dress aud. II possible. put on loose
wrapper and lie down. Sleep may not
come ut once. but the habit IL soon nc
quircd, and In II short time the tired
woman who adopts this remedy VIII
fall asleep almost MS soon rs she
touches the pillow. Even II her en-
forced nap does not last over half an
hour no period of sleep In the twenty.
Tour hours covering the same amount
OF time Will be so refreshing or give
go much rest to tired brain and muscle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
DIFFERENT rnAsEs or USEFULNESS.

securing the Ironing sheet instantly.
Keeping the sheet smooth and allow
ing adjustment or removal at Will. or
hoods can be madc to slip over the
board, with wndding underneath CIV
Ing II the necessary thickness.
Another feature that ndds to the utll-
lty OF this bonrd Is the portable part
1t comes apart and can be put In n
trunk when going away for the sum-
mer.
Gowns that IRE pcrishuble can only
he worn once without pressing out
the wrinkles. Women with maids Of
their own can supervise with board
Of this kind In their rooms, and those
without maids Will find 1t even moro
convenient. Every one has waists.
rare laces. costly handkcrchlcfs. which
require special laundering With II
board such rs this many woman can
save both her possessions and her
money.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
Unre.urnina limo.

We have often alluded to the feeling.
which increases with increasing age,
of the rnpidIty with which time passes.
In youth year seems almost inter
minable. In middle age 1t seems only
q short time TO look either backward
or forward, while In old age tho
days arc swifter than n weavcr's shut
tie" in their flight, and I'VE spend our
years as tale that is told But there
Is another thing in connection with
the passing of time that becomes more
impressive as years roll by, and that Is
Its irrnvccableness. the certainty that
whatever opportunities we lose are
never going to be offered to us again.
and happy indeed aro those who have
not In adyanced years many such lost
opportunities to regret. Tho worst OF
It ia that such chances appear to us
more Clearly in retrospect than they
ever can In looking forward. Things
that die not appear to matter. much
at the moment have n way OF assnm-
Ing important proportions rs we look
back Mt them and realize all the con
sequences to which they led, and how
much better 1t would be had we acted
differently at the time the opportunity
was presented to us.-Charleston News
and Courier.
A Serious Handicap.
Somebody ought to talk to Youngfel-
low. Hell never get on In politics II
lie keeps on antagonlzlng the powers
that be-"
But he doesn't. He is particularly
careful TO do everything that ia re-
qulred of him.
That's all very well, but 1t won,
help him while his vito persists III
copying tho boss wife's new dresses.
Baltimore American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
Qualified on Estates.

Sheriff II. X. Curtis has qualified
before Clerk of the Courts Harry H.
Holt as the administrators of tho cs-
tate of the late Carl Nelson, whose
body was found floating in Hampton
Roads. Nelson had small sum of
money In his clothes when found.
Messrs. I. l.. Sclatcr f. w. Shield
and G. c. Curtis were named as the
appraisers.
Papers of administration have been
granted by Clerk of the Courts II. II.
Holt to John Turner on the estate OF
the late Maggie Turner.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
COUNCILS TO MEET.
Hampton and Phoebus Town Councils
viii Meet on Thursday Night.

The Hampton and Phocbus town
councils viii meet on Thursday night.
New councils will 20 into off CO in
both towns on the first day OF Sep
TENDER. While 1t is likely that the
present town councils will meet again
on the latter part of the month the
only business to be transacted then
will be putting the records in shape
to be turned over their successors
The incoming council IN Hampton
will elect a sergeant five police offs
GERS, clerk, scavengcr In Phocbns the
council have TO select mayor. recorder,
sergeant, five police officers and a
scavengcr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
NEW IRONING BOARD.
A Convenience Where Room Is a Groa.
Consideration.

This portable ironing bonrd Is the
Invention of Mrs. Josephine G. Shcp-
ard. With one of these boards and nm
electric or gas Iron. women can do
their own pressing. a convenience
ouch as this means great deal to
women in hotel apartments. boarding
houses or In apartments where room
Is consideration.
This board can be converted into n
chnIr when not in use. and with Il
cover or burnt wood design It's pro-
sale character is lost sight of for the
time.
1t MISC has dcprcssions In the back OF
the bonrd, with points In tho same for
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
SIDNEY LACY I'LL
WITH PARALYSIS
Young Man Was Stricken While Pre-.
pairing to Go From Williams.
burg to lightfoot.

While preparing TO go from Williams.
burg to his home ut Lightfoot. MIR.
sidney Lacey. Il prom ncnt young man
In james city county. was complete
ly parayzcd cstcrday morning. PLY
sicians were summoned and used CIV.
cry effort in relieving the sick man.
but II Is said that his death seems
only IL few hours away. Mr.. Lacy
is only % years and Is the son of
MIR. r. a. Lacy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
MAKE MONEY.
THAT'S OUR BUSINESS.

Great bargains we give the buyers
is why we succeed. A square deal to
everybody is our motto Get In with
tho other thousands and spend your
money where yon know you get a
square deal. One price TO everybody
and that reasonable.
We handle everything that you
need. SO just come in and mako your
purchase. Two big stores.
81 West Queen ST. Phone 297
So West Queen 81. Phone 536
NEWELL q CO. Inc.
HAMPTON, VA.
=. S.-We Loan our customers money
II they get hard UP.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
Observation-Disclosures.

A marriage license was yesterday
issued by Clerk of the Courts Harry
II. Holt TO Mr., Emmett Dypur Ran.
some and Miss Eta Archer Mckinney.
The ceremony will be solcmnizcd in
Hampton today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
sickness prcvcnted Trip.

On account of sickness among the
Of the Williamsburg baseball
nine that team did not 40 10 Staunton
rs had been expected The
team will make the trip IL little later
i'll the season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
plstocho Cream In Merinou, sh,I,,


Mix scant tablespoonful of flour
with one cupful OF sugar; add one egg
and beat thoroughly. Have ready
pint. of hot milk and pour slowly over
the Hour and sugar. Return to double
boiler and cook twenty minutes. Take
from fire, cool and stir In one quart
OF cream. tablespoonful vanilla and
TWO ounces of pistnche nuts blanched
ma pounded to smooth paste. Add
tablespoonful OF orange flower wa
Ter and freeze. Serve In the merinyue
Shells. II your grocer does not keep
the pistache nuts and you hesitate to
Invade the Syrian quarter, pounded
almonds with favorlng of bitter
almond aud little spinach Juice to
color green Will produce almost the
same result For forty guests you
would need to quadruple this recipe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
Kicked Woman's Teeth out

Because Daniel Jameson. colorcd.
kicked five teeth out Of the mouth of
Wfllianna Webb, Il duslky damscl. he
was forced to pay a fine of $50 and
Cost in tho Hampton police court yes
iterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

Captain and Mrs. C. l.. IIewins and
Master Ned Hcwins Will leave this
week for Greenwood. Va, where they
Will spend the month of August.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

FOR SALE-GASOLINE LAUNCH n
80 feet long. feet, beam. seven
horse power engine. canoe hull, tor
pcdo stern. standing top curtains.
Garland Tignor 191 West Queen
street. Hampton. Z 20 tr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

FOR sALE-TIIREE FRESH MICH
cows. Fay Curtis, Chapel street,
Hampton. or phone 222.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

Mr. Hamilton Richardson has left
for Emporla, whore he will engage
in work for week or ten days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

Miss Lacy Winston. of Bristol Tenn
is the guest of Miss BESSIE Blackmore
in South King street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

MRS. Lindsay Gillian has ms he,
guests her sister. Miss julia Charles
of Williamsburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

Mrs. Clinton Davidson. who has
been visiting friends in Hampton, has
returned to his home IN Louisville
Ky.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
Supervisors to Meet.

The hoard of supervisors of Eliza
beth City county will meet in regular
monthly session tomorrow morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

Miss Alicne Young, of Raleigh. n
c.. is visiting Mrs. j. l.. S. Cooke, il
Columbia avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall have re-.
turned home from II visit to relatives
III Nanscmond county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

FOR SALE-THREE FRESH MICH
COWS. Hickman Farm, near lamp
ton. w. ii. Thomas. 729 1t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30
Fined for Assault.

Mary Brooks. colored. was fined $40
fand cost in the police court yesterday
Sfor essaulting Susie Tollver
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

FOR SALE-NEW TENT AND FLY
1ix20. Ten ounce duck. complete
with poles and pins. Package un
opened since received from factory
Cost si1.00 Will sell for $1,000
Address X, f. d. Number /, Box &c,
Hampton, Va. 7-2S3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

Mrs. Frank w. Darling, has MS hel
guest Mrs. u. G Durfcy, George Dur
fey and the Misses Pattlc and Eff {
Morecocok, of williamsburg
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

Miss Maggie Daniels. who has been
listing Miss MolIie Hope in North
King street, has returned to her homo
i'll Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

FOR SALE-CHEAP. / GOOD SEC
ond hand, handpower Freight Ele
vator. j. w. ROWE Co. Inc.
Hampton. Va. Z 30 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

PERSONAL NOTES

The Coming and Going OF the People
You Know
Mrs. l.. o. Pulley and children re.
turned yesterday from II visit of a
fcw weeks In Petersburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

China's Tea Trade Decline.
The decline of the tea trade is view
ed with alarm in China.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-30

Miss Annie Rowe and Mrs II. c
bulmnn have left for II visit to Yorl
county.