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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-27
LOCAL AND Personal

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George Watkins and D.. Fisher are
on the sick list.
Dr. Moran has returned from the
Mmbres Hot Springs
Fred Browning is home from Albu-
g.erque for the Holidays.
Those who attended the Kilties' con-
cert last Monday report fine music.
Z. Y. Simmon is recovering from a
severe illness.
/ Ocie Rabb is spending his vacation
ON Agricultural College with home
f,lks in Deming.
Miss May Browning. who is teaching
the school at Dryer is spending the
holidays here.
4 Christian Endeayor Society has
been o.Eauizei among the Presby-
ter.ans the meetings being held just
previous to the preaching hours or sun
day afternoons.
The Mission Study Glass meets with
Miss Fou.ks this evening.
Herman Llnlauer, Of Agricultural
College, is spending the holidays with
home folks in Deming.
/ c. d. Ambrose. editor Of this PAPER.
and wife left last Saturday morning
for two or three weeks visit with
home folks in Fayetteville, Ark.
sam and Mary Tracey are At home in
Deming for the holidays. They are
students at Agricultural College this
year.
The wife and other members OF the
family OF Mr.. j. 5. Roseborough from
Browuwood, Texas, have joined Mr..
R)seJorough and the family viii make
D.mirg their home. They are elegant
people.
DR.. Milford has received a pumping
plant shipped in from the pecoS Valley.
to be installed on his brothers place
three miles southeast Of town.
Miss Grace Norcross, of Atlanta, Ga,
is visiting Miss Pansie Smith. Here 5
hoping that she'll stay long in the city
of rush and turmoil.
County Clerk Lee o. Lester went up
to Silver City last Thursday on bust.
ness. h. j. Carskadon had charge of
the affairs Of his Office during his alb
sencc.
Mr., l.. 4. Carr, of San Marcial, is
visiting his brother Mr.. T. a. Care in
this city.
The churches Of the city held their
Christmas exercises last Sunday. Lit
erary programs were rendered, after
which each student was treated to a
bag Of candy, oranges, nuts. etc.
The skating rink was about the only
place Of amusement Christmas, and
consequently was pretty well patron
lied.
Capt. f.. S. Wright, recruiting officer
of the III Paso District, was in the city
first of the week. He reports business
in his line hourishing, owing to the
great number Of men who have been
thrown out Of employment IN other
lines.
Shull Bros. have received their big
pump. the Lane make, which they will
use on their farm east of town about
five miles.
Charley Ament, jr, is home for the
holidays from Denver, Colo. where he is
a student in the Sacred Heart College.
Lewis Brown, son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Lou II. Brown, who is student OF
University Of Arizona, at Tucson. came
in last Saturday and is spending the
holidays here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-27
Contest 4
Department Of the lutcrN oiiCe'
Land Oh,gc.
Contest M


sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having bceT fic,i
DO thi. office hy Harvey g. Coble. contestant.
again. Elizabeth G.. Byrd lotrst land Entry
Nn l-ll, Tor SWt Sc, "a. a. NWL Sec NJ
Township % $. Range ". by Elizabeth q Ryrl'
tee. IN which d s ali,,,,i thnt M al i,
I" hyrd has wholly fuilc,l to make the r,g1isitc
annual cA pentiturc during the hrst year. ns -
qhlicd tN law. that b., after the 2lth day ~ ~
nat lato, aud before the 2lth day ~ August fnli'
ana uat there arc no Improvement upan nor saN
desert land enip No lell. ~ any hiud and that
,ad l.AAao,lh g. Byrd Is not now q resident ~ The
Icrrit!y Of Nov Mexico aud that alleged ali
.enc' Us not due 10 her employment in the Army.
Navy or Marine Corps 81 the Uniud State.
sad parties are hereby notified 10 appear. 10.
spohd AMI ohcr evidence touching aiid sn,satipn
a. ~ o'clock q. ~. On January T. 1908 before %.
= Nc hcyca U. s. Court Commissioner. Al Dom.
ing, New Mexico, and that final hearing will It,
heh ~ 10 o'clock M. on January ". zoos. b.
lore the keglsler and Receiver at the Unite,l
States Land Office. at Las Cruces N, NJ
inc SAID contestant having. In a proper aliiayit.
hlci Oct "a 1907. SGT forth facts which show tbnt
after que diligence personal service Of this notice
can not b. made Il 70 hereby ordered and dirc,I
mat such no1icc Ia iriyen By due and proper pub-
LEGATION. 1872 '
EUGENE VAN PArrEH.
Register.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-27

q
The makers Of DIR. Pierce. Favurltc Pro-
script.On. for the cure Of weak. nervous, run
down, ovcr-workcd. dchlllta'cd. ralu-iarlcd
women. knowing this medicine 20 De- uaGc w
o. ingredients. every one " which la, tho
strongest possible Endorsement VI lAe leading
and standard authortlc, ~ the several
schools OF practice, are perfectly willing and
In fact are only too glad TO print, a, they do.
the formula. or l.,t ~ ingrcdl Mt, OF which
II Is composed, W plain English. on every
bOttlc-wrappcr
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-27

No other medicine for womans MS has any
such professional endorsement as Dr.. Pierre.
Favuritc Prescription has received. IN thcun-
qualified accommodation " each ~ It's
several ingredients by scores ofleading modi-
cal men OF all the schools Of practice. Is
such an endorsement not worthy Of your
consideration
u, II II n II
A booklet OF ingredients. with numerous
authoritative professional endorsements los tho
leading medical authorities OF thl, country.
will be- mailed fire. 10 any ono sending name
and address with request for same. AdJ,rss
DR.. X V. Pierce Buffalo. n. Y
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-27

Tho formula o. nr. plcrrc's ravoritr FRO.
scrption will bear the most critical ,Namina-
ton Of medical experts. for II contain, mo-
alcohol, narcotics harmful. or hab..-fornlng
drugs. az no agent enters into 1t that is not
highly recommended 10y the most advanced
and leading medical teachers and author.
tiles OF their several schools OF practice
Those authorities recommend the ingredients
r-f-.-fN y -
OF NJ. PleICes lAyoilie Prescription Tor the
=
cure Ot exactly the same allmrnts fDr wkIrh
tlls Morla.iamca medlclna " advised.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-12-27

1t is easier to move than to
pay rent. Phone %.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Hob WAGES in Africa.

had never got an African elephant
or hippopotamus or a rhlnoccros,
and wanted to try. There is the
whole story. says John w. Morton in
a picturesque article In Appleton S
for September.
This brought me about the middle
of last October by snip to ZANZIBAR
and thence by another vessel some
six hours 10 the northward on the
east coast TO Africa to n town called
Mombasa. the southcrnmost seaport
OF British East Africa and the begin.
ming of the Uganda Railway. II
seemed necessary to gather together
for the outfit about thirty men, native
blacks Of all grades, various colors
and marvellous typos-porters who
pounds of of my own luggage and
whatever each needed for himself be
sides. and dressed in the most remark
able costumes 1t has been my fortune
to sec. They will walk from fifteen
TO twenty miles a day, up hill and
down. through jungle and over open
flats. with as little trouble as would
walk down Fifth Avenue and recon-
pcnsc for all this labor these dusky
gentlemen get eleven cents per day
and one and half pounds of rice
for the comport of their insides.
These were porters. personal ser
want. a cook, gun bearers. and head
man. The latter held the whole mot
ley crew in the hollow OF his hand
land ran them and me, and cheated
'ns both with a frankness and
thoroughness that was too genial
to be irritating. He stole and sold
my aluminium cooking outfit that was
the apple of my eye and mover 50
much rs gave me commission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
SHIPPING REPORT
Sunday, August 25, 1907.
Arrived

Arrived
Steamer Aladdin (NorD Bogh Phil
adclphia-to Bcrwind-Whi.c Coal Com
pany i'll ballast
Steamer Glorana (Br), Davis,
Guliport-to White Oak Coal Com
pany for bunker coal.
Steamer Marian OBr), Hogg, Glou-
cestcr, Alass.-to Baker-Whitley Coal
Company for bunker coal
Schooner Rachel w. Stevens, Stew
ems, Boston-to White Oak Coal Com
pany in ballast
Schooner Alice B. Phillips. Lundt,
New 15edford-to New River Consoll-
dated Goal Company in ballast
Schooner II. l.. Baker, New York
to New River Consolidated Coal Com
pany in ballast.
Barge idaho from Providence
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
Company in ballast.
Barge New York from Providence
Ito Chesapeake & Ohio Coal x Coke
Company in ballast.
Barge Scully from Providence-to
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal & Coke
Company in ballast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
HAMMOND IS CHAMPION
Beats Able, Winner Of Last Years
Y. n. c. A. Tennis Tournament.
FIVE SPIRITED SETS PLAYED
At outset it Looked Like the Winner
Of Last Seasons Contest Had
Everything His Own Way and
Would &c, the Cup.

Hurry p. Hammond is the Young
Mems Christian Association tennis
champion for 1907. James l.. Able.
Jr.. the 1906 champion. went down In
defeat on one of the association
courts yesterday afternoon before
quite "A party of enthusiasts who have
been watching the progress of the
annual tournament
Hammond was the winner of this
years tournament. having won three
straight sets from Charles Thayer In
the finals. Abbc was the winner last
year and If he had taken yesterdays
match the association cup would have
been turned over to him.
At the outset yesterday Able seem.
ed to be a certain winner. lie took
the first set by the score uf s to C.
afer hard contest The second set
he won easily. the score being G to ..
In the third set Hammond took
a brace, Abbc let down perceptilly.
and during the rest OF the match
Hammond had everything his own
way. winning three sets with the
scores as follows: CO G-.l, G-2
The trophy cup remains at the as
ISOLATION. a player must win it
twice before 1t passes into his pos.
session.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Did L;,to,yIao.

Upon my worl. It's too bnd," grum-
bied Mrs Dn1zle In n complaining
voice. 81 shnll really have TO punish
those dreadful children"
"Why. what lave the littlc dcnrs
been up TO nowr' inquired tho hen-
peckcd husband.
They have made my sowing room
into n perfect bear garden" answered
his wife. Nothing is In lis right place.
Cotton. wool. pins. scissors. needles
aud all my working materials are jam
med In odd corners anyhow"
THAT wasn't the children. dear" sail
Mr.. Dazzle In HIS sunvcst tones. II
did Tint"
"Yon did II. did your snapped hs
wife. And pray what possessed your
"My kindness of heart prompted me
to 10 H. AS YOU strengthened up my
room and arranged all my books and
papers so beautifully thought Ia put
your sewing room In order-ao did"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Watermelon Cnke.

This conslpts of two parts, the white
portion Initiating the rlnd nnd the pink
made Ike the center. II has n green
frosting. ana IN the pink part AFRO
raislns 10 represent seeds. Divide the
same white cake batter In two parts.
tintlng the one portion with pink sugar
until the shade desired a little straw
berry Juice mny also be put In. Add
the ralslns drcdgcd with flour. Now It
VIII take two persons 20 manipulate
the batter wien pouring In the round
mold In which 1t IL TO be bnkcd. Let
one put In the white part for tho bor-
der, while the other adds the pink ccn-
ter Rake about M hour In mod.
crate oven. When done cool In the
mold. then lnvcrt on round plnttcr
and Ice thlclily with Icing colored green
with little spinach juice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
MRS. ERNEST THOMPSON SETON.


point of interest OF Its 400 ana more
pages is that Mrs. Ernest Thompson
Seton is crack shot. one OF the
mightlcst of huntresses. Mrs Kim.
rod in MI actually who hns brought
down her moose. her lear. her deer.
her record being most enviablc among
women With the gun.
All these tales OF the hunting field
Mrs. Thompson Seton relates with
much gnsto and snap. She is born
story teller and the Incidents reel Off
wildly from her pen. Not until lutc
in the book. when the chapters on
Norway hunting are reached. does
this woman hunter conccdc that she
finally laid down her rife for cam
era and became devotcc Of the new
hunting"
THIS brilliant set of entertaining
anecdotes Of Mrs. Thompson Seton's
kills" In the far west and in Cnn-
nda is striking when 1t comes To be
compared with Ernest Thompson Sc
toms emphatic announcements over II
number of years that he only shoots
for food. not for sport. and that his
good hunting" IL altogether with the
camera. Mrs. Scton's experiences,
therefore. are piQunnt In the extreme,
bound up IN book over her own
name.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

the careless aud untldy girl often OK.
claims. But people do SO and ST.
lcntiy note all that Is wanting.
Girls who desire TO mif,c II good I'M
lNrssion. who desire men to respect
aud admire. must pay attention to
the smallest details. Carefully mcndcd
gloves. tidy shcc loccs. scrupulously
clean lacc--cvcn ir It bears evidence
OF mcndlng arc all Indicative of neat
ness aud self respect 4 girl who
looks after her personal appearance
VIII see TINT the home IL scrupuously
tidy aud orderly.
There is an old provcrb that ITS
bud 10 I've poor. but its doubly bad to
look poor" Tho girl who Is tidy and
neat In the little details of her dress
VIII not show the empty stntc Of her
purse nearly SO much as shc who al.
lows her clothes 10 become drugglcd
and unkcn,rt. and the tidy girl will
certainly be far more likely 10 meet
good and worthy man. whose hon
est strong hands Will labor for her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Nominees end Ma,rlmonx.

Scrupulou5 neGtncss. even to the
smallest trfles. often determines Il
mans decision regarding the marrying
OF girl more thln my other thing.
a good education. great ability or even
exceptional beauty Will not take the
place of absolute cleanliness and tidi-
ness. Most men VIII not overlook the
lack of thcsc things.
Men very quickly notice buttons Off
shoes, gloves. dress or cont, or soiled
gloves. or spots upon the clothing, and
are always prejudIccd by them. be-
cause they probably indicate slovenli-
ness IN the home. Nothing Is more
nbhOrrent to man than untidiness IN
girl
Nothing Is so disappointing to the
male sex as to find that the girl from
whom so much was expected Is found
wanting IN the matter OF neatncss and
or,icrlincss. Slovenliness is very
easy thing to fall into. We ought all
10 be on guard against 1t. After ull. It
ia trlflcs that tell. small details In the
mntter of dress. Here is an example:
No. long ago young man had oc-
NHcioh " tiiNNi ~. an carly lluin
every morning and got to know n pref
ty. we'll dressed young lady who al
ways went by the same train lie fell
In love-but one morning he became
disillusioncd. As the girl alghted
from the train he saw large hole In
her stocking above the heel OF her
shoe. He was SO particular about be-
Ing neat himself that he could not
stand untldincss in others. If this
girl could bc s!ovrnly in small things.
he argued. she would certainly he so
In large ana careless about The house.
And he was perfectly right All
thoughts of asking her to share her
life with him have vanished
SlovenIncsa In dress without doubt
indicates n similar defect In home
life. We should all try to make n
good impression on people. The world
judges great deal by outward mp
pearances. Any man fights shy OF a
girl who evidently cares so little about
what people think that she will not
go TO the trouble Of being Feat. ooh.
1t doesn't matter. No one Will seew
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Lille Vessels Which Lett New
York Thursday Anchored In
Potomac Last Night.
.FIaEAEH 10 DRILL At EXPOSITION
Harrlsonburs Hose Company, Here to
Attend Convention, Scheduled to
Give Exhibition on War Path-Las,
Week of August Opens Under Aus.
picious circumstances.
tFrom a Staff Correspondence

tFrom Staff Correspondents
: JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION. Aug.
26-Thc fleet OF the American Pow.
or Boat Association. which left New
York last Thursday cnroutc to the
Exposition. Is expected to arrive to.
morrow morning. Sunday night tho
squadron. having Made better time
Than anticiuatcd, arrived Mt Annapo.
lis. This morning 1t got under way,
ana last night put into the Potomac
river with the intention of leaving
there at daylight tomorrow morning
for the final run.
There is also second division of
this fleet cnroutc. comprised of mo.
torboats and sailing yachts of the
fhiladelphia and Corinthian Yacht
clubs. Sunday night the boats were
at anchor off the mouth of tho Pa
lnspasco river and thcy are expected
10 arrive here some time Wcdnes.
any. Tho fleet of the Baltimore Yacht
Club. which will cruise to tho Expo.
sition especially to be here on Sen.
teml2r II when its representative
the Dorothy. will sail in Glass O for
the Kings Cup, will sail from Nlonu.
mental City the latter part ~ next
week. taking It's time down the BAY.
In the fleet will be Petrolia 2 and
S5-foot motorboat of new tyne. be.
ing an enlarged model of Petrolia ..
which was Il familiar craft in these
waters hut which recently was de.
stroyed by fire.
Firemen to Drill.
The Harrisonburg Hose Comnonv
NO. 4. Harrisonblrg. Va. Will give
n drill n m
ON the War Path. The Exposition
Department will meet the visitors nj
the Maryland avenue entrance ard
net as escorts over the grounds. There
VIII be forty-six members of the com.
pany In uniform, and they will also
be accompanied by Colonel Role.
Mayor of Harrisonburg. and other
prominent citizens of that CITY.
The company's drill consists In
making 100 yards run. laying so
feet Of hose. and getting a stream of
water
The Exposition band will lead the
parade at p. m. and a dance will
lie given ut O y. m.
Closing Week of August.
the closing week of August opened
ahspiciously at the Exposition to lay
with large crowd In attendance.
and perfect weather conditions pre.
vaiing.
So many new attractions are be.
Ing added each day to tho programs
that Exposition visitors are treated
to a practically new program each
week. and this is one of the causes
OF the increasing attendance.
7fth New York Arrive.
he Seventy-fourth N. Y. regiment
arrived at the Exposition yester lay
afternoon. and will remain here until
wednesday. The regiment numbers
Goo men and Is under the command
or Colonel George Fox. The regi-
ment had dress parade on Lee Pa
radc TINS afternoon. witnessed By Il
large crowd OF spectators.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
A Curious DIALOGUE.

a most bloodthirSty drama was be-
Ing performed. The father OF the lead
Ing woman came MS usual 10 the stage
door and asked the doorkccpcr:
"llas my daughter gone YETI"
NO; she is still OIL the stage She
Will not die for some minutes
"Wll YOU be kind enough to tell her
as soon as she Is dead that l am wait
Ing for her at the theater cafeT-AIot.
to Per Ridere
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Pac,Sino a Cont.

A useful thing for wives to know
when they nrc pnckng up their lord
md masters CLOTHES Is how to fold n
mans coat There is knack In 1t
that 1t will Md domestic happiness for
her to master. Lay the coat out per-
fectly ilnt. right side up. Spread the
sleeves out anionthly, then fold them
back to the elbow until the bottoms of
the cuffs are even with the collar. Fold
the revcr' back and double the cont
over. folding 1t on the center scam.
Smooth out all wrinkles and lay 1t on
a level surface III the trunk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
COLOR SONG.

The fingers OF the stars are around
my throat.
The moon has laid her hands with
jewels set
Upon my hair-while in my ears still
rings
The grief of passion-fIowcr and VIC.
let
The night has spread her treasures on
my dress,
While nuns are soft at chanting and
their hymns.
And all the saints have stretched
abroad their arms.
To draw my glory round their pallid
limbs.
Sullivan, in Applcton's
Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

AS soon na child Ia old enough to
nslt for penny to spend for Itself q
smnll weekly allowance should DO CIV
en- and the child taught TO snvc por-
ton OF II for presents. etc. No mat
ter how few the pennies n child should
know Just how many TO expect during
tho week and on what day.
This Will tcnch the value OF moncy-a
valuable lcsson-and 1t Will also teach
the little one how 10 bc generous and
self denying 10y carefully saving up
some Of those same cherished pennies
for present for some one else
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

No matter how comfortable n soft
bed and large, soft pillows may be,
they are not healthy. Women especially
would do well to avoid them. for they
nssist materially III lnjurIng the phys.
icni appearance. When the body sinks
down in soft bed Il considerable por.
ton Of the skin Is robbed of proper
ventilation. and circulation is Interior
ed With. ~ hard bed will make tho
flesh firm nn,l the figure graceful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
To Prevent Ridino up of skirt.

A common complaint is that skirts
will ride up III the front. Women That
have prominent abdomens have more
trouble than others. There are two
remedies for this either TO wear some
OF the many contrlvances which are
sold for this purpose or to make tab
OF lining material about four and
half inches wide and five inches long,
This must be shaped out to tit the
center of tho skirt in front and caught
with the seam when the facing is sew
cd ON Mt the whist line. Finish the
edge of 1t by plnlilng.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Modish Perfumes.

The woman who aspircs to smart
ness takes care to he au falt in the
matter of perfumes. Each year sees
several new scents In vogue. though q
certain few Of the old fashioned es-
scnces retain their popularity. OF these
lavender and wood violet denote the re-
fined we'll bred woman. The scents
OF the present season are remarkable
for their subtle yet penetrating odor.
vInaigrettcs are again considered mod
ish.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
W oman orld
MRS. THOMPSON SETON.
Her New Book an Experience Of tho
Hunting Field.

net NOW BOOK an ENPcFIcncc OF The
Hunting Field.
Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton. Wife
Of Ernest Thompson Seton. is shining
forth In II field that few women have
entered. that of the gun. the camp aud
the pack pony. Her latest book,
"Nimrod's Wife," is II brisk aud KAY
narrative of hunting experiences In
the Slcrras. In tile Rockies. ON the OF
tnwn river and in Norway 1t la Il
great little book, one that the modern
American woman VIII read with keen
enthusiasm. wishing she Ind been
part of such scenes of care free cx-
element In the open, But the main
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Steamer Jefferson Repaired

For the purpose of having her hull
below the watcrline cleaned ana paint
cd. the Old Dominion liner jefferson
was locked in dry dock No. at tho
shipyard. Sunday. The work was com
plctod last night and the steamer will
be hauled out of the dock this morn
ing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Callahan 70 he Docked.

The Chesapeake e Ohio ferry
steamer Callahan. plying between this
city and Pine Beach, will be hauled
out in dry dock No. . at the shipyard
this morning to have slight repairs
made to her hull below the water
line
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27

The United States army transport
Fitzpatrick Is expected TO arrive to-
day from Cuba with number of
passengers. She will load supplies
and stores for the return trip,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Epilepsy Successfully Treated.

AZ The GlcnwOod SanitaiiIm. Dan
villc. N. Y. high-erad private in.
stitution. exclusively for the better
class Of cpilcptic patients. Terms
moderate. Booklel gratis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-27
Monday, August &c, 1907.
Arrived,

White Coal Company in ballast.
Steamer Metis O3r). Brown Phil
adclphia-to New River Consolidated
Coal Company in ballast.
Schooner Jennie French Potter,
Thomas. Boston-to White Oak Coal
Company III ballast