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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL HOSTS
Preparation For international Com
Vention at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 15.---With
the international Sunday School con-
vention, to be held in Louisville from
June is to 90, now little more than
month distant, the committees having
the details In charge are nearing the
completion of their preliminary work.
Louisville will be called upon TO en-
terrain $500 delegates from all over
the United States. Canada. Mexico,
Australia and parts of Europe. and
will bring to its task all the enthusi-
asm and cordiality Of the true Ken
lucky hospitality.
The program to be given during
the six days OF the convention will
be the most elaborate in the his
tory Of the association. and will in
clude the most prominent ministers
and Sunday school workers from
every section of this country and
Europe. The first meeting will be
held Thursday afternoon, June Is,
when addresses OF welcome will be
made by Gov. Augustus H. Wilson
on behalf OF Kentucky, and James
+. Grinstead. the Mayor, on behalf
OF the city Of Louisville, followed by
a response by the Hon. Justice ]. J..
Maclaren. ID. D. L., LII, D., Of Tor
onto. Ontario. Canada. president Of
the International Sunday School AS
ISOLATION. All Of the meetings win
be held in the jefferson county
nrmoFy.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
Liberal SUBSCRIPTION OFFER.
Electric Flat Iron and Evening Press
ON Easy Payment Plan.


The Occur d'Alene Press this
week commenced the work of i'm
creasing its already large circulation
In both the city and county. 1t Of
fers to subscribers to the paper for
the period of one year inducements
and premiums that are unsurpassed
by any other paper in the state. The
offer is extended to both old and new
subscribers and they may avail them
selves of 1t, either by subscribing for
the paper through its authorized
agent, who is now canvassing the
city. or at the office.
The subscription may be made on
the weekly installment plan by paying
fifty cents cash at the time of sub
scribing and by paying twenty-five
cents each week thereafter for 26
81 has been paid or by paying cash
in full at the time of subscribing in
the sum of $3.50. AS a special in
ducement to each person so sub
scribing the Press will give Pacific
| Electric Flat Iron, and In addition to
this liberal offer 1t will give to each
subscriber whose home is within
$50 feet of an electric line 20 cent
discount from the cost for every drop
installed, This latter offer does
not extend to business houses, and
does not extend to residences under
course of construction, but only to
residences that are already construct
ed which are not illuminated by cleo
trlcity, or which may desire to in
crease their electric lights. The fiat
iron is the latst improved and is in
every respect modern. and Is worth
alone In any market place where 1t is
sold IS, and this offer together with
the above premium, and together
with the further fact that the sub
scriber secures a daily paper full to
the brim with the local and the
worlds news, makes 1t the most lib
eral offer ever made by any paper to
its subscribers. 1t means that each
subscriber secures daily paper that
now sells by carrier at the rate of
ten cents week, making the yearly
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an electric fiat iron worth the sum
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Following Is a list OF real estate
transfers OF Kootenai county as fur
nished by the Occur d'Alene Abstract
& Title Guarantee company:
U. =. to William G. Wells, s half
Me quar- N half Sc quar- sec IL. twp
As, II 4 w.
Mathia Casperson to s. A. Hofs-
mud. part of trast Il half NV quar-
sec 10 W, twp so, r 4 w.
Robert II. Muncey to Charles A.
Klinert; 800; lots II and ~, blk
II, Taylors addition to Occur d'Alene
Willoughley A. Yaxtheimer to
School Dist. No. 100; part Sc quar-
sW quar- sec IS. twp As. r w.
Executors OF Estate OF w. G. Yaw-
key to c. M. Youman's Trustee; O.
G. D.; N half Sc quar- lots and 8,
sW quar- NE quar-; f half sW quar-
SIC quar- NV guar and lot 3, sec G..
twp SO, r w and also lot 8 of sec
Z and SW-SE quar- Of sec 20 and Sc
quar- NV quar- sec 90, all in township
SO, r w, also lots /, 2, 3. 4, and N
half NV quar- sec IA. NE quar- Sc
guar and s half SIC quar- and So quar-
So quar- of sec 16, S half NE quar-
sec 20 in twp IS, r w.
Walter Alexander, ct, AL, to G. NJ.
Youmans, Trustee same.
Mary s. Slade to Spokane Valley
Land and Water Co.. o. c. n; an
und. half int. In s half sec 20, twp
81, r w.
Morton p. Metcalf to Spokane Val
ley Land and Water Co., Q. C. d.;
8 half OF sec 20, twp 81. Il w,
Herbert G. Metcalf 10 same parties
and same description.
James N. Parker to o. II. Potts;
$780, lots s and blk rs Barbur's
addition to Occur d'Aleno.
Red Cross Drug Co. TO Harry l..
Alcorn: $1,000; lot 2, blk 2, town OF
Terrell.
T. d. Hay, ct AL, to Gustave Oh
son: $500; lots and 4 in "st. Joe
River tract"
Peter A. Brlggle to J. II. Meyers;
$275; lot ~, blk 2, Lake Shore ad-
dition to Occur d'Alene,
John b. Taylor to p. A. Braggle;
$3.50; same description as above.
Prudence May Puttock to ]. w
Anderson; $500; sw quar- NV quar-
sec 10. twp 81 n. RS.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
SOUTHERN ToRNADos.
Estimate 400 injured In Northern
Louisiana.

Estimate 400 injured In Northern
Louisiana.
SHREVEPORT. La, May Ia
Thirty dead and 400 injured Is con
sentative estimate OF the fatalities
caused BY the tornado which swept
through northern Louisiana yester-
day. destroying three small towns
and leaving wreckage of houses and
crops IN 4 path mile wide and 80
miles long. The dead at Gillian.
which had about 200 inhabitants,
number IS. while at Bolluger the
known dead list IL six. These two
towns are about 10 miles apart, and
nothing has ben learned of the work
OF the storm In the country between.
At Gilmore. q small town near Gil.
liam, several houses were destroyed
and II IL not known how naay peo-
pie persisted. Several OF the dead
we're brought to Shreveport on the
relief train from Gillian this morn
ing. and the hospitals and sanltarium
are crowded with injured, several OF
whom viii die. Only two houses
were left standing at Gillian.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15
GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
Meettag win Bo Well Attended
From Many States.

NAsAAAa NN@NNN@s
BUFFALO. N. ". May 15.--Re-
ports received here from all over
the country are highly hattering in
the promises OF the success of the
National Good Roads convention, to
be held In Buffalo July 6, and s,
The meeting will be under the au-
spices OF the American Automobile
association and will Immediately
preeede the start OF the Glidden tour.
A the association now has "a state
branches. the event win probably be
the most truly national, as we'll as
the biggest good roads convention
ever held In this country, The con
venient proximity OF Niagara Falls
makes the selection of Buffalo par
ticularly commendable for July, aside
from the fact OF the Glidden tour
starting from there ON July 8. The
proceedings Of the convention itself
viii be attractive enough to repay
every one In the least Interested for
attending. There win be prominent
speakers, but the affair will by no
means be confined to oratory. Prac-
teal demonstrations viii be given
Of new machinery used in the build
Ing. preservation and repairing OF
roads. and various novel features are
being arranged to make it gala
occasion, replete with entertainment,
as well as instruction and practical
results.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15

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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15

poses-and all of 1t for the small
sum of 81 on weekly payments that
are within the reach of each and
every citizen of the city. The offer
will only be extended to the public
for a limited period of time, and
those desiring to avail themselves of
it, should do so at their earliest OPP
portunity.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-15

Leave information at the Press Of
iice or phone In your society news
personal mention or any other item
OF interest to the public.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
DEMOCRATS APPLAUD PART
OF PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Reference TO Reeu OF Tariff Revision
Greeted by Vigorous Pounding
on Desks.
(Dy Assoc,aied pr.saA

WASHINGTON. L T.. March - -
a special message fiom the President
was read in both houses OF Congress
soon after converting today ana In
both it was closely followed.
It will be found in full on the eighth
page of The Daily Prcss)
In the House, tn Presidents dec
laration that the time had como 70, n
revision OF the tariff elected hand
'iappins or the part OF the Demo
cratic members.
Democratic approval was also given
by way of pounding On desks to the
suggestion that Congress could with
advantage forthwith remove the tariff
OH wood pulp with cor cspondInr re-
auction upon paper made from wood
pulp.
The Republicans waited and con-
hned the applause 10 the message as
a whole.
In the Senate the message was re-.
celvcd without comment OF any
kind.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
RiGHWA YMeN SECURE $4,000
IN STREETS or LINCOLN
"enke'' and Miner Held up in Illinois
ie'"n in True Far W-stem
Style.
Obs Associated Preaan

LINCOLN. ILL. Mach 25-Frank
rorer. president OF Lincoln bank.
aad of the Lincoln Mining Company.
vas held up by three highwaymen tbIs
ii'crhoon. two blocks sfrcm the pub-
nc square of Lincoln, and robbed OF
1000, the monthly payroll of the
mining company. Two OF the robbers
were caught. but the thiid escaped
win the money. Frcrer was on the
way TO the mine in light wagon.
Crying Two satchels containing the
money for the mines. He met three
men in a buggy and two OF these
jumped into Frorer's rig.
Thcy bore the banker TO the g.ound
ana grabbed the satchcls. The rob-
hers then threw Frorcr into his hug
sy, jumped into their rig and started
ont OF the city at fast clip
Frorcr. who was not seriously in.
Tired. returned 10 his Office and in
formed the police. who started in mr.
anlt OF the robbers. Two miles ont
CT town the robbers left the buggy
and took 10 cornfcld where they
we're discovered.
rive shots were fired by tho officers
%hd two OF the robbers surrendered.
hnt neither was injured.
The third man made away with ,bc
money
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
France ADOPTS a Free and Easy
Separation from Marriage.
"auRRYING TOWARD FREE UNION
France is Now Controlled by Those
Who Believe in Lax Regulations,
Declares Speaker in One of the
Nations Law Making Bodies.

PARIS. March Gothic senate has
concurrcd, by an overwhelming ma
Jority. in the lill recently passed by
the chamber Of deputies To convert
automatically II degree of separation
into divorce NJ the end OF three
years when either party to the scpu-
ration requests It.
The constantly growing number Of
divorces IN France since the rcstoru-
/ ton of the divorce In win 1856 (nar-
riagc having been indissolublc
throughout French history except
from the beginning OF the revolution
To the restoration in 1870 has hccn
1 the subject recently of an intensely
interesting ana bitter controversy.
Paul Bouree,, as the champion of the
traditional indissulublc union, precipl.
tatcd II with his problem play "a
Divorce In which he portrayed the
wreck following the separation OF par
cnts.
The dispute took wide range In the
newspapers ana II referendum" wa,
held ut the theatre where the PLAY
| was given. a statement attributed III
NJ. BRAND. now minister OF jnstsicc.
| In favor OF trial marriages." but
which the minister rcpudiatcd. addc.
piqunncy To the controversy. Mon
and married. unmarried AMI
divorced. old and young-camc for
ward and told pathetic stories OF life
tragedies In support of the conlcn-
lions.
In the end the friends OF greater
freedom of union and dlsunion had
the better of II in parliament. the
, referendum and the public prints.
Nj. Bourget. while renfirming his
irreconcIablc opposition to the prin.
ciplc Of divorce, says he is not sur
priscd either at the senatc's action
or The expression of public opinion.
AS student of moral science g
said he, IL long ago foresaw what
Franco was coming to. We are hur.
rying toward free union France. as
demonstrated by the polemic which
has just closed. Is divided into two
camps-onc. the feebier opposes di-
vorce: the otncr. the stronger. fayors
free union.
The new law voted by the senate
Is the first step. for It frankly estab.
fishes divorce upon the demand OF
husband or wifc-a principle not only
contrary to morality. but contrary to
the rules OF society.
AS Frcnchman am profoundly
gricved to witness this further rtep
into the abyss"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
HARRiMAN's RETIREMENT?
story in Boston That Mellen viii be
I'm on Pacific President

BOSTON. March 25-A story Is cur
cnt In financial circles here that u.
IT, Hartman will retire as president
or the Union Pacific and will be elect.
M chairman OF the directors. II is
said that Charles S. Mclien. president
ci The New Haven road. will succeed
Mr. liar riman as president: of the
Union Pacific. This story is coinci-
dent with the rumors widely current
OF Morgan control in Union Pacific
From tho same source comea the
story that i.ucius s. futile. president
OF The Boston & Maine. will succeed
Mr.. Mellon IS president of the
combined Boston e Maine ana New
Haven systems. Mr.. futile. when
seen today. said that. while he had
heard these rumors. he had moi bcen
consulted regarding The matter. In.
liuential banking sources say that such
Is The program. and that the only
question is the time of its fulflmcnt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
GILLETTE WILL HAVE TO
90 INTO ELECTRIC CHAIR
Governor Hughes, After Cons derino
All the Evidence, Says He viii
Not Interfere.
tBy Associated Press,

ALBANY. \. y, March 20 = That
Chester Gillette OF Co tland will dia
IN The electric chair for the murder
oi ms sweetheart. Grace Brown. OF
south otsela. at Big Moose Lake, two
years ego, is definitely announced TO-
night by Governor Hughes. who has
carefully dlges,ed the evidence. and
mas found no ground for Interference
with the court sentence.
Apparently nothing can save Gil
iette now. except the remote posi-
bility OF stay of execution pending
appeal to the United States Supreme
Court. So far as is known here no
such appeal is contemplated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
GETS SIX MONTHS IN JAIL.
Elijah Collier Convicted Of stca.inu
Diamond Rinu

Diamond Ring.
Elijah Collier, young nero. who
claims Williamsburg ms his home. was
sentenced TO six months In iail by.
ni'.ticc Rrown in the police court YES.
'ci'lay morning for stealing diamond
ring, valued at $40 from the nomc of
Mrs. Arthur Clark on Twcnt, sixth
street. Collier was cmplovo, at The
C'nrk home Tuesday to cla IAN ,arncts
AMI during Mrs. Clark's ali ;cucr from
the house. the negro took lhc diamond
ring. which was lying on ir6lc. ani
disappeared.
! Collier later attomptc' II ynn Tho
ring :" Flossic Hamilton also cilnr.
"H. ioi 81. and. bcin; mslc. cssCul.
t'''i hSr abe might war II untiJ hu
reclaimed ii. The ring was recover
cd by Detective Sergeant Harry Bird :
gers yesterday aud Collier was arcs.
cd by the sergeant AT Huntington ave
nue. ana Twenty.ninth street at .. hi
o'clock yesterday morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
LAWYER DECLARES THAT
MRS. M'KNFE IS GAMBLER
m"itre Labori Resumes His Arnu
n7ent in the Divorce Case Of
Americana in Paris.

PARIS. March 25-Thc hearing OF
ihs suit for divorce brought in this
rlly by Mrs. a. Hart Mckee against
nor husband. vas continued today.
Maitrc Labor resumed his plead
ings In behalf of Mr. Mckee.
Counsel for the husband denies Mis-.
AFeKee's claim that Mr.. Mckee was a
gambler. and he road extracts from
sevcral letters which he asserted dem
onftratod that it was The woman and
not the man who was tainted with the
desi g to gamble.
Continuing Matrie Labroi affirmed
That Mr.. Mckee lad expended large
SUMS of money for the comfort OF
MS wife. including $4,000 for repairs
and decorations 10 a house IN Paris.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
Lodge Decides to Make AppI|ca.
lion Under New Law.
OFFICERS FO} THE YEAR ELECTED
Mr.. p. M. Fo1en Chosen to Succeed Mr..
John r. Morton as Exalted Ruler
Condition imposed by the Byrd.
Mann Law.
Mann Law

At It's annual meeting last nigh.
Newport News Lodge. No.3l5. b. =. o.
EIks. decided to continue the main
tchcc of the buffet In the lodge home
on Thirty-sccoDd street and to make
application In May to Judge Barham
In the Corporation Court for state
retail liquor license for the buffet In
accordance with the provisions OF the
Byrd Mann liquor law Heretofore
for the privilege OF maintaining n huf.
let the lodge has paid the state sun,
equivalent TO 81 for each resident
mcmler of the lodge. Under the new
law. however the payment of $3.50 for
retail liquor license will exempt the
iodge from any other license or tax.
either from the state or municipal an.
thoriiics.
me Byrd Mann law requires that
ne lodge snail file with It's apnlica.
'lon Tor license list Of the namcs
OF all OF the members and of its of.
hcers. together with their places of
residence. Before granting the Tic.
ensc the court shall require tho lodge
TO execute bond In the penalty of
Fo'ooO with security, either pcrsonal
VI corporate. to be approved by the
court and conditioned for the faithful
compliance by the lodge with nil Of
me provisions OF the Byrd Mann law
Also the new law permits any por-
son TO enter himself rs party dc.
ichdant to the application Tor such
hcense. and may contest the granting
thereot Oh the grounds that he con
siders that he would be aggricvcd BIZ
granting such license.
Annual Election OF Officers.
The Eiks held their annual election
OF officers last night. the election re.
sulting as follows:
Exaulted rulcr-p. VI. Folan.
Esteemed leading knight-P. r.
Herman.
Esteemed loyal knight--A. l.. Exams
Esteemed lecturing knight. l..
Brinton.
Secretary-John u. Stone.
Treasurcr-Frank c. LEM.
Tiler-A. V. Dillon.
Trustee for one year-Earnesl /
Cunningham. Trustee for two years
Captain ]. f. Williams. Trustee for
three years-Frcd Read.
MI. John X. Morton was elected a 4.
me representative of lac lodge mt tho
Grand Lodge convention at Dallas
eNaS. In July. and Abe Horwitz war
"hnied alternate TO the convention.
inc meeting was one OF he most
largely attended the lodge has held in
many months
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
MARINES RIOT i'm The
STREETS OF NORFOLK
Three Hundred of Them Beat po.
lice Officer Who Had Arrested
Shipmase.
(By AssocIated rresn1

NORFOLK, March 25-1 nree hun
dred marines rioted tonight at Water
and Union streets. assaulting and Sc
vorely heating Patrolman Matter. who
hnd arrested Il. w. Portess. ship
maze on the -, rye of being drunk
aud disordcrly. Citizens went TO the
officer. riot call brought reinforce
mcnts from the central police station
and The use of the night clubs re-
stored order.
Fortress. w. NJ. Longacre, w. f.
Grubbs and S. j.. Przyylas were ar.
rested as ringleaders.
Scores OF broken heads had to be
treated at the police station. but no
che was seriously hurt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
NOTHING BUT CHICKEN IN
G0RD0NsVILlE HEREAFTER
Dusty Railroad Restaurant Town Goes
Dry and All Saloons
Close Down.

GORDoNSVILfE. VA. March %
Jndgc d. A. Grlmslcy. presiding In
the Circuit Court of Orange county
now in session. has refused all licenses
for the sale Of whiskcy in Gordons
vile. which means that the town viii
be dry.
There are only three retail and but
one wholesale place now operating
In Gordonsvillc. and their licenses ex-
p!re next month.
On Nav iSt the town will be as dry
as bone, although Il will cont,nuo
TO offer TO the transient relic huntcr
fried chicken OF the celebrated vim.
taGc OF the past.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
SHIPPING REPORT.
Wednesday, March 25, 1908.
Arrived.

arrived.
Steamer Marina OBJ Taylor. Glas.
gov via Baltimore-to United States
shipping Company for export cargo.
Steamer Isle of Lewis (Br.) Howey,
Savannah-to Chesapeake & Ohio
Coal Agency Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Melrose. McGray. Portland
to White Oak Coal Company for
bunker coal
schooner Mary Bradford Pierce.
Lane. Suffolk. va-to White Oak Coal
Company in ballast.
Schooner John Pierce, Crowley,
New fork-With anthracite coal.
Barge Easton from Boston-to New
River Consolidated Coal Company in
ballast.
Barge Havana from Boston-to
chesapeake &c Ohio Coal and COX,
Company in ballast.
Barge Bristol from Salem-to New
River Consolidated Coal Company IN
ballast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
Eight TaFs Keep Steamship Ed.
ward Dawson in Port.
CLAIM VESSEL IS OVERLOADED
Major Haushton. the British Vice.
Consul Has Been Appealed to, and
Survey of the Ship May Have to be
, Made to Settle Trouble.

Claiming that the ship was over
loaded. eight seamcn OF the crew of
the British steamship Edward Daw.
son. Captain Horne. which arrived nj
TINS port Tuesday afternoon from. port
Arthur, Texas. cnroute for Antwerp.
TO load 800 tons of bunker coal ,refus-
ed TO 80 10 sea in the vessel yesterday
morning unless they were paid extr:,
wages for the trip across the Atlantic.
captain Horne refused to acccde Ia
the demands of the scamcn and the
men took their complaint to Major
lanes Haughton, the British vice.
consul at this port, and the ship is be.
ing held up here until the differences
can be settled
IL Is possible that Mr.. Marsden.
Lloyd's surveyor at this port. may lie
called upon to determine whether or
not the ship Is loaded beyond her law
iul deep watcrlinc. If such Is the
case the skipper will have either to
pay the men the extra wages demand
rd; or pay them off AT this port ami
ueiray their transportation to Antwerp
OH some other craft. Three OF the
mon demanded 500 over and above
'hcir wages and the other five de-
hahded $40 over and above their war.
cs To make the trip across the Al.
lantic
ne Edward Dawson finished LOAD
ing bunker coal at Chesapeake G Obi,
Goa dock No. IL about O'Clock yes
'rday morning and. but for the from
Die with the seamen. she would have
oeen well on her way to Antwerp TO
day. :"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
Good Sport at Bennlnss.
(By Associated PressD

WASHINGTON. d. c., March % -
Fairly good sport characterized the
'hird day of the Washington, Jockey
Clubs spring meeting NJ Bcnnings
The best race of the day was the sixth,
a selling AFFAIR at one mile and Al
yards. Shaw timed his ride admir-
ably and in the last half furlong Ami
mos drew away and won handily, with
Reidmore second, and' Lally third.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

Even IL Mr.. McKoe had u oof that
his wife had been guilty of improper
conduct ne would not introduce It,
Maitrc Labori declared
Mr.. Mckee loved his stcpson and
had not msiltreatcd this boy. as had
been alleged.
Maitrc Laborie will continue The
presentation of the husbands side to.
NOR; ON.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26
Best Healer In the World.

Rev. +. Starbird. OF East Raymond.
Maine. says: IL have used Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for several years. on
my Old army wound, and other obsti-
nate sores. ard find il the best healer
in the world use it too with great
success in ny veterinary buslness."
Price 25c at all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-03-26

Now's the time to take Rocky
Mountain Tea. II drives ont the
germs OF winter. builds up stom-
ach, kidneys and liver. The mos.
wonderful spring tonic to make PEG
pie we'll. You'll be surprised with
results. 25c. Tea or Tablets. C..
Gorsuch e. Company.