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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21

1s-a oOSTEpS tIIrns IN New York
Tx ana othor rreot cities M Tho
la-2 ,,nr,,r,' a,a lo,rg ,ood worl,
a,a ,,o,,,;si,,,., nc rn.ular orponizo. ,
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,,,aa,,ns An snc,, clubs hive nbout
tnaS sane nrno,,,hc crv of ihon nil
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savs'. GOD word tocn yon, month
shr,"
mr. poos,ors. c,rh, of Nnwnort !
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ho,ds ~, ,,ao,,'s,,' NH hoe no an. /
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simply to get before tho people of
the city the idea that a little boost
ing and less knocking will do New
port News and The jamestown Tx
position Il great deal of good. II Is :
the intention OF the paper to close tho
membership list with July. publishing
tue iist Tor the last tlihc on the morn
ing Oh august |. Later Ill me sum
mer, as mas been announced, souvc.
llr hooklet, containing me creed oil
tue cnip ana inc membership is''
VIII ne issued,
Every name tlnt Is added to me
us, means somc|hihg' Althomeh nit
OF tnose VINO sign me booster DOCKS
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n few visitors who hnvn hecn favor.
ably Impressed with the city ana de.
sired to participate IN the boosting
movement.
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Amonr no no ,dou u,s an.
hona thi,. ,nor,,i,, ,,',, ,'n , NV ,,a.
nj .Iidro AIiou ~ p,r,,nr or Now
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Sfpneu to put the Judges mama on the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21

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Il. |. FORD
JOHN b. FERNEYBOUGH
T. l.. FARRAR
w. II. FAIRLESS
1NO. FITZGERALD
q. A. FROMES
II. A. FOWLER
MRS. NJ. a. FINCH
ELIZABETH FINCH
MAXINE FINCH
i. +. FINCH
a. s. FLOWERS
FERGUSON MUSIC co.
S. FISK.
FRANK FRIEDLAND
G
MRS. NJ. w. GAYLE
a. ID. GANNONNAY
NJ. w. GAYLE
MARY GAYLE
NJ. w. GAYLE, JR.
j. Il. GRAY
J. H. GRAVES
MRS. e. II. GlLDNER
FRED T.. GILDNER
A II CAV
+. w GROVE
w. II. GLEASON
w. r. GRAFF
Il. ]. GIRAFFE
j. w. GULICK
j. Il. GREGORY
s. j. GANlMEL
a. NJ. GODDARD
ELSIE II. GONDY
w. S. GOOClI
w s. GREEN
GARNER Il co.
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BOOSTERS

i.t A
w. j. AsHBURNE
G. l.. AYLATT
S. s. ARCHIBALD
A. III. ApPLEWlIlTE
T.. ]. APPLEWHITE
J w. AYLER, NJ. d.
G. A. ASHBY
M. MINISTER
MISS MARY MINISTER
w. II. AYLETT. NJ. D.
i. s. ANDREWS
j. w. ALLEN.
p
II. C. BUDCMAN
r. p. BROWN
j. II. BURCHER
]. ID. BINFORD
DIR. j. u. BROMBACK
@. NJ. RARTLETT
w. J.. BIGGS
j. b. BAINES
w. w. BLASENIIAM
REV. NJ. w. BUTLER
y j. ID. q. BROWN
G.. c. BLAND
G. p. BOWMAN
CHAS. II. BIELFELDT
j. T. BARHAM
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
Weiaht of Female Brain.

The female brain begins To lose
weight at the age of 30, hut that Of
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21

X. C. KLINE
MISS MAY KOPP.
MISS JANET KERLIN
MRS. GEO. KOPP
w. ID. KAHN
MISS NELLIE r. KERLIN
n. +. KETCHUM
JOS. H. KASS.
LOUIS KANTROWITZ
G. w. KESSLER y
GEORGE KOpP
MISS MARY KOPP
c. c. KENT, JR.
w. IL. KNOWLESON
l.
C. a. LINDSAY
a. a. LANGHORNE
a. a. LANGHORNE, JR.
w. III. LEVY
ORACLE LEVI
l.. l.. LOVING
ID. NJ. j. LAWLOS
]. G. LATIMER
F w. LODEWICK
w. ID. LEWIS
II. S. LIGON
j.. NJ. LAPORT
HENRY LlvERLING
FRANK c. LEM
G.. a. LEM.
Nj. III. LASH
LYRIC MUSIC co.
LOUIS LOEB
JNO. y. LOCKE
II. NJ. LETT
JNO. c. LEE
f. MAY LEADER
w. II. LIVEZEY
l.. LUTZKY
|. LlPMAN
N. LIPMAN. q
S. ]. LOTTlER
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
First Atlantic Steamer.

The Sirius, the first steamer to
cross the Atlantic was It's feet long,
and her tonnage 1850.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21

Feather Yield of Ostrich.
The ostrich yields about pounds
of feathers yearly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21

MISUNDERSTANDING co.
ABE HORWl1X
w. S. HENLEY
HULL e. HULL
j. c. HEBDITCH
y. w. HIDDEN
C.. +. HuNDLEY
FLOYD A. HUDGINS
j. A. HAYES
l.. +. HARpEL
Il. ID. HOLLOWAY
MRS. LOU HARTMAN.
!. s. IIOSIER
J. +. HUGHES
II. HOWARD
l.. w. HOUSE
N. Il. HANGER
II. Il. HOOVER
FRANCIS GORDON HUDGINS
II. ]. IVES.
j.. II. IVY
j
ALLAN D. JONES
S C. JONES
JACK JOHNSON
WIN. JOHNSON '
w. p. JONES
j. ii. JONES
GEO. NJ. JOHNSON
j j. JOHNSON
Il. S. JOHNSON
FRED JOHNSON
WILLIS A. JENKINS
]. II. JONES
MRS. J. Il. JONES
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Size of the Henri.

The average size of the heart is
about that of the closed fist of the
person to whom it belongs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21

GEORGE f. GREGORY
j. Il. GANNAWAY
Y. j. NJ. GOTH
NJ. GORDON
JOHNNIE w. GOODWIN
Il. GRAVES
l.. GRAVES
JOHN GREENSMITH
nlIlY GREEN
j. ID. GOOnSEY
j. II. GRESHAM
]. +. GREGORY
fl
L. HORSON
j. u. HANOVER
]. s, HOFFMAN,
w. II. HODGE
SAXON w. HOLT
j. g. HUNTER
w. T. HOPKINS
II. II. HOLMES
w. S. HILL
p. G. HANCOCK
w. O. HEATH
j. f, II. HUNTER
II. NJ. HARGROVE
a. NJ. HALL
LAURENCE HOFFMAN
A. f. HuDGINS
]. HORNSTEIN
q. Il, Humidity
II. b. HANGER
f. T.. HARRIS
]. T. HEATH
II %. HEAD
AL HAMILTON
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21

India's Initiative Bird.
The messiah" bird of India cxcclS
all others in its initiative powers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21

Large Elevator Platforms.
Elevators with platform eighteen
feet square are in use in some New
York garages.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
The Worlds Blind.

In the census of the world the per
centage of blind persons is ca to every
100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21
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S. b. SPENCER
JOHN STOUT
GEO. w. SPROUCE
S. IL. SKINNER
HARRY SHAWEN
A. SAND
C. c. SPRINGFIELD
T
G. w. TODD
X. Il. THIGPEN
HENRY TUSK ~
w. c. TOMltlNS
j. NJ. TtlACKER
w. II. LUCENT
c. l.. THACKER
c. II. TALL
NJ. V. ROUTMAN
MISS ROSA LEE TROUTMAN
a. G. TOLKER
j. WEST TABB
Il. S. TANNER
j. +. TlLGIIMAN
w. B. THOMAS
]. II. TAYLOR.
a IL. TEMPLE
~
II. w. UPSIIAW
"
j. a. HANDKERCHIEF
J. VAN RYNE
MISS NJ. A. HANDKERCHIEF
MRS. l.. VANPELT
GEO. T.. VIA
h. c. Walden.
THOS Il. VERELL
w. l.. VAN WAGENEN.
JOHN WHITMAN
JOHN WILLIAMS
V. WYATT
G.. j. WILLIAMS
JESSE WILLIAMS
c. ID. WEST
-. NJ. WATT
J w. WINGFIELD
l.. WAGNER
MRS. a. WAGNER
]. Il. WAGNER
l.. A. WYNNE
MRS. r. NJ. WAGSTAFF
MRS. p. +. WARE
MRS. II. NJ. WARE
J. Il. WRIGHT
JAMES WALKER
MRS. AGNES WALKER
MRS. j. +. WElGEL
MRS. Il. II. WATSON
JAMES l.. WEST
w. Il. WEBB
J. A. WILLETT
GEO. n. WISE
RICHARD WARREN
w. IT. WILLIAMSON
WERTHEIMER G. co.
w. Med. WILLIAMS
]. j. WARD
]. f. WARREN
w. w. WASHRURN.
II. p. WALKER
T.. r. WEXFORD
NJ. p. WARD
]. C. WE'LL
c. L. WELSH
MRS. C. f. WELSH
]. +. WILKINS
NORMA WILLIAMS
w. p. WASH
]. C. WHITE
G. p. WHITE
J. L. WILKINS
WISE PUBLISHING co.
MRS. NJ. D. WALKER
a. f. WILEY
a. WILLS
"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-21

III. l.. MERRIAM
III. =. MOORE
ELIZABETH y. MOORE
JNO. r. MORTON
FRED. MAILANDER
A. G. MANNEY
]. l.. MARYE
MEYERS BROS.
]. +. mueller
]. A. MASSIE
w. w. MANVILLE
l.. II. MANVILLE.
CTIAS. w. MUGLER
l.. a. McMURRAN
*. S. MOONER
s. MIRMELSTEIN
THOs. NEWMAN
w. j. NAV
q. 7. NEWDILL
NEWPORT NEWS NATIONAL
BANK.
c. G. NELMS
NJ II. MOCK
+. l.. NORMENT
NJ. L. NEWMAN.
HARRY NACHMAN
]. r. NEWSOME
CHAs. oRouRKE
II. j. OTIARA
j. O'DONNELL
l EUGENE POOL
s. S. PENNYPACKER
G. o. PUGU
w. a. POST
G. w. PIERCE
i. =. PALEN
]. l.. PROCTOR
II. C. PATTERSON
a. c. PEACHY
JAMES PAINE
w. p. POWELL
GERHARD PRIESTMAN
POWELL TRUST co.
A. l.. POWELL.
w. l.. PORTLOCK
NJ. PIKE
T. II. PEBBLES
MRS. l.. T.. PUGH
w. LEE POWELL
SOL PEYSER
ELIAS PEYSER
PROCTOR & CORNELIUS
]. ]. PALMER'S SONS
TT. +. PLUMMER
r. ]. POWELL
u. !. PRESSEY.
J w. PORTER
]. l.. PATTON
HARVEY II. PARKER
o
C. A. oUAyLE.
R
HARRY REYNER
w. +. ROWE
JNO. w. REYNOLDS
]. n. REED
w. Il. ROUSE
w. II. BOHRBACH
JNO. w READ
Il. ID. ROOT
II. T.. ROBINSON
G.. b. RANSOM
l.. w. ROBINSON
C. F. ROOT
Z. ROBERTS
ABE ROME
Il. S. ROBINSON
Nj. RElSFIELD
II. VI. RUNDSHAW
II. +. ROBINSON
G. A. ROOP.
JOHN II. READ
a. RUDD
NJ. " ROSENBLOTH
GEO. NJ. RICHTER
FRANK ROTH
GEO. A. SCHMELZ
JAKE c. SINNER
s. Il. STEPHENS
Il. d. SMILEY
w. G. STEVENS
ii. l.. STERLING
c. n. SWITZERLAND
LOUIS Il. SCHILLING
BLANCHE SEEM
j. II. SEWARD
II. b. STUBBLEFIELD
MARY MOORE SMITH
j. J. SLAVIN
JOHN SPENCER
w. S. SMITH
RICHARD STUBBLEFIELD
HERBERT SEAGROATT
G. w. STOVALL
NJ. j. SOLOMON
n. M. SMITH
A. p. SMITH
C. c. SPRINGFIELD
II. NJ. SCHEER
w. Il. SCHEELEY
]. SINGER
w. II. SALLEY
JNO. b. STONE
]. p. SHELLHOUSE
w. G.. SMITH
A. V. SMIDT
w. d. STRAILMAN
]. r. SPRAGUE
]. A. SOMMERViLLE
w. C.. STUART
w 10. SPRUILL
N. b. SMITH.
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w. S. BROADWELL
w. l.. BARRETT
a. +. BLAKE
JOS. u. BUXTON
w. S. BRlCkER
l.. NJ. BENNINGTON
G. S. BINGHAM
BANK or POQUOSON
G. u. A. BOOKER
A. l.. BERhY
O. ID. BACHELOR
]. a. BUXTON
TURNER \. rOWEN
N. w. BRYANT
OLD MAN BRANCH
a. T.. BUrCIER
II. n. DRIDGER
II. ID. BONNEVILLE
WILDER BAIilGR
GEORGE j. BEESON
MISS Il. NJ. BAKER
JOE BEAR
MISS ROSE BEAR
GUitNEY r. BLANCHARD
FRED II. BUCKERY
NJ. w. BUTLER
GEO. S. BARNES
c. G. BEAl.
II. w. BRlDGERS
O. w. BAKER
MAY BAKER.
JOS, BESKIN
H. G. BLACKISTON
w. BAltGAMlN
i. NJ. BARRETT
G. S. BENIS
NJ. w. DOYHAM
THOS. w. BROOKS
PHI" BROWN
r. w. S. BAILEY
j. II. BOlil.KEN
C
w. L. cARMAN
Il. NJ. CLARK
HARVEY CLARK
c. T.. CLARK
j. IL. GROIN
TOM CANNON
WM. II. COLONNA
a. j. CLARK
JOHN l. COTrRELI.
Il. w. COATES
MRS. j. c. CRAVEN
REV, w, a. CHRISTIAN
ORWELL l.. CADY
ALMA L.. CADY
FANNIE l.. CADY
j. V. COSBY
j. a. CHApPELEAR
l.. S. CRUMP
w. CORNEY
j. HUGH CAFFEE
+. a. CHILCOATE
u. A. COOKE
A, l.. CLEMENTS
: Il. ]. CHEWNING
IL. u. CROSBY
IL. A. CONNEIL
j. j. CHEADLE
l.. S. COTrRELT.
Il. ID. CUNNINGHAM
w. II. CHAPLIN
GEORGE c. CHAPLIN
COBURN and COOKE
j. c. CURTIS
j. ID. CASSADA
THEO. COX
FIRED A. CHAPMAN
w. COOKE.
|. COHEN
j, II. COOK
w. T.. COOPER. NJ. D.
DEWITT CRANE
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JAMES w. DAVIDSON
j. j. DARDEN
NJ. NJ. DODKlNS.
A. w. DAUGHTRY
j. l.. DAVIS
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-29
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A slow snliie spread over the face os Amos Rudd as he prepared, with his usual deliberation. to answer the ques ton of the newcomer from Massachu- sets.
 "Tes. I do considabie teaming. first and last" he said cheerfully. Haul logs in winter an city folks in summer, an I don't know which is the hardest work
 sev.liy. you have to do heavy lifting with logs, of course" said the young person from Massachusetts. with some indignation That must be q great deal harder than just carrying people to and from the hotel and taking then to drive, as your wife told me yon did"
 "She don't go" remarked Mir. Rudd in q casual tone. "And not being an eyewitness of any of the puform. ances she's no proper judge. The log are hefty, it's true. but once get lem on an there they are. I've never known lem to squirm around, lean Gll to one side till they most upset the gearing o' ketch me by the sleeve for the sake oi a mess O roadside bloom.
 i've weighed my two occupations iE .saissd afr l,e, rood uhanIr firneS m rr.n moi vel nranarad to say which of lem takes the most wear out O me no, ma'amr'-Youth's Companion.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Henshaw. mother of c. w. HenshaN. of this city. is here on a visit to her son.
 Nra- c. E. Garlick and Miss Alice Garlick. mother and sister of Mrs c. H. vatl. the librarian, arrived in the city last evening from Sidney. New York. aad wEll probably spend the win ter here
 c. l. Bradford returned to the city on Sunday morning after spending several weeks visiting friends and rel atises in the middle western states. He will locate in Douglas.
 Dr. W. A. Greene. the county phy- sician, spent several hours in the city yesterday on business connected with the quarantining of two cases of ulpntncrIa Wnicn proke out m tne dis- trict lately.
 W. B. CIeary left Sunday afternoon to attend the district court in Tomb stone.
 Deputy Sheriff @Biii' White left yes terday morning for Douglas. He will return home this morning.
 ]. h O'Connen returned home yes terday morning from Tombstone, where he went on Saturday.
 Deputy Sheriff Ned White spent Sunday in the city summoning wit nesses whose presence is required before the grand jury at Tombstone.
 John W. Walker. district court re- porter spent Sunday in the city.
 City Attorney Merritt left yesterday morning for Tombstone to attend the session of the district court.
 c. R. Roberts left Sunday afternoon for Los Angeles. where he will make his fature home.
 F. A. Sutter left Tor Tombstone yes terday morning
 Hon. Owen E. Murphy will return to his home in Tombstone this morn ing after spending couple of days here visiting friends
 o Fl Gardner. manager of the Huachuca Water Company, returned to his home in Tombstone yesterday morning after spending Sunday here visiting his father.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-29
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that at a meting of the creditors of Duey & Overlook, a corporation, held at the Copper Queen hotel on the 9th day of September, 1907, The majority Of the creditors being present I. Frank R. Harrington was duly elected as as signee for the benefit of said credit ors of Duey & Overlook, a corpora tion; that on the 10th day of Sep tember, 1907, said Frank R. Harring- ton was duly appointed as assignee for the benefit of the creditors of Duey & Overlook, a corporation, by the judge of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for the Coun- ty of Cochise, and immediately there after I, said Frank R. Harrington quail flied as such assignee.
 FRANK R. HARRINGTON, Assignee for the benefit of the credi.
 tors of Duey & Overlook. corpor-
 ation.
 Risbee, Arizona, September 27. 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-29
COMEDY AT THE ROYAL.

The Royal is making a speciality of comedy this week, with just sufficient -e-1ycsiy Go give spice. The principal 'nnr3ber fs . comic picture entitled T Will Cake Walk" The principal actor is caught in a compromising position and to escape agrees to cake walk un. der and all circumstances, whenever a third party shall desire. The read CT can imagine the result, especially as his tormentor uses the agreement to get all the fun he can out of the peculiar circumstances. R. H. Chapler is this week singing those popular songs, Loving Time, and How Would You Like to Be My Beaux
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-29
WAS BALD THREE YEARS.

Three Months of the New Scientific
 Treatment Restored His Hair.
 Badness is caused by dandrun, which is caused by germ. Kill the germ and it is almost certain that hair will grow again, if the focile has not been entirely destroyed. Nels Peter. son of Lime Spur, Mont. says: T had been bald six years and had tried all kinds of cures but without any bene- fit whatever, rntil tried Herpicide, and in three months a fine growth Of hair covered my head completely. Ask your druggist for Herpicide. Everybody can have iuxuriant, glossy hair. if Herpicide Is used thoroughly. Take nc substitute. Sold by leading druggists. Send f0c in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Mich. Two sizes, soc and sf. Bisbee Drug Co, special agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-29
LEAVES FOR DRAGONS.

John H. Talbot. the we'll known Can anea mining man, left yesterday after noon Tor Tombstone from which place he intended making trip into the Dragoon Mountains to look over some mining property in which he is inter ested. MT. Talbot stated that al though the big camp is very quiet at present because of the shutting down of the Greene-Cananea properties, everyone looked forward to an early return of the prosperous conditions, which prevailed up to the time of the slump in the price of copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-29
WILL APPEAR BEFORE GRAND
 JURY.

Harry Duey and James 4. Gibbs. both members of the firm of p1ey & Overlook. left Sunday afternoon Tor Tombstone to attend the session of the grand jury which was empaneied yes teTday morning Duey and Gibbs are nov awaiting the action Of the body in regard to alleged charges of em bezzIement against them- Gibbs is charged with the embezzlement ol some of the funds of the Anderson Apache company and Duey with the nisappropriation oE funds belonging to the Cochise Development company Of which he was the secretary ana freaeurer
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-29
Brief City News
RecovERs FROM INJURIES.

Harry Jones, city editor of the Bisbee Evening Miner, who was con fined in the Shattuck-Denn hospital at Bakersvilie for several days, suffer ing from contusious which he sus- tained when thrown from horse a few days ago. was able to be around on Sunday evening. The physicians considered 1t a very fortunate incl dent that Jones escaped witout any broken bones. as he was thrown in such a way that he might have been permanently injured. Some of Jones friends were unkind enough to inti- mate that tenderfeet had better keep of saddle horses. especially when they work for the Evening Miner, as several of the employees of that pub iiCsttiois nave osvIt ssszo iured