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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14
A NICE SHOP.

Mr.. p. l.. Winter has just completed
many improvements to his barber
shop on Main street, which are the re
mark of all who visit his popular place.
New paper in the seasons prevailing
tone and attractively figured has been
placed on both the walls and ceiling,
while the exterior has been frightened
with the painters brush in the hands
of one who knew how to use II.
Mr.. Winter also placed new bath
tubs in his establishment and opened
branch shop at Allen Academy
where work is done twice week
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14

II the Eagle did not feel sure that
the thirty-frst legislature will take
whatever action may be necessary to
take care of the insane now confined
in jails 1t would utter loud and
piercing scream every morning, but
the legislature may be relied on to do
the right thing.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14

Mcssrs. Rowland Walker and c. F
LyttCn. statesmen in the A. j. Wagner
G Co. store here went up to Mexia
yesterday to assist in the store of the
same concern there, where a rush was
eXp,cted on account of a circus exhibi
ton.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14

We have figured it out. Col. Simp
son and Maj. Nose Harris are believ-
ers in metempsychosis and expect the
former to be elected governor of Tex
as during some reincarnation millions
of years hence. This is the only rea-
sonable explanation of their claims
We can think of.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14
READING Letter When Killed.

Barstow, Tex, Oct. 13.-W. M. Cleo.
horn was shot to death while reading
a letter by Cecil Young, who admitted
firing the shots and surrendered to
the sheriff Cleghorn was standing in
front of the post office reading a let.
ter when he first received a load in
the back. He turned around and re.
ceived second shot in the hid -
fell deal. Young was chumI
thur Howell, killed last Aug
Cleghorn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14
NOTICE ELkS.

There will be regular meeting of
the lodge tonight at $3.50 O'Clock
sharp. A good attendance of the men,
bership is desired lor initiatory service
and other business of importance.
J. z. BUTLER, Exalted Ruler.
267
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14

Each succeeding political campaign
smells stronger and yet stronger of
Standard Oil. If it keeps on We will
be able to distinguish between a
statesman and a politician by the
smell.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14
A. A. WINS.

Students VS.. Bryan Town Team En-
gagged in Football Game.
The Allen Academy football team
defeated the Bryan town team by a
score of 20 to 0. The A. A. boys play
ed a good game, which is shown by
the score.
A. A. has a game matched with the
Houston Heights team at Houston on
Saturday next. A tight game is ex'
pected, though the Allen boys are
confident of victory.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14

The anti-prohibition convention at
Houston effected permanent non par.
tisan organization and adopted a plat
form to fight Statewide prohibition
No action was taken either for or
against submission, but that question
was passed up to the Legislature.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14

Three Pennsylvania girls, the eldest
only twelve years robbed a safe. The
up-to-date girl is not going to let the
boys beat her at anything.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14
Military Surgeons In Session.

Atlanta, Oct. Military Surgeons
OF the United States are In seven
teenth annual session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14
Corsicana Next Year.

Beaumont. Oct 13-Texas Odd
Fellows, in convention here, selected
Corsicana for next meeting place
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14

If Taft is elected it is because the
American people are content to have
an imperial rather than republican
form of government.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-14
Bogus Bill Victims.

Waco, Oct 13-Several persons
have been victimized by bills raised
from SIS to S25
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-11
oltd no6eiebig fem; 0 ia. Gum Sci.

altW hauJ9lepl9 lelil' III. gun Sel<
1piel -"
Sum geiipiel in ser 9o6e nit
9obenparte, ga piiroeit on es ge-
meien ieir. 9ie So6e 9ebt ober
III / 6 al, GoOoing. lin e il Grbe
bonoelt es iid
Cine Sanopoa Steine u1tO cine
S6ippe Iderfrume -"
u@Gr's ou6 n1r Elm eit5iger
9oumitomm mein 8elib lit eS.
Sd mill ltol5 iein Sen anoern 2ebns
eegeniibet. @us meiner Suno fol-
len iie oemiitig Oorfenb als @eI6elte
annebnten, mas iie mir iebt itreitig
MAIDEN. 8oter, mie ltebt's. Sinb
oie 3eueen, sic on fir oie Stltnec
meiner @ebltrt ms Seloe fiibren
fannit, bena6ri6tigt por0en
u@emiB, ga ou es 10 moQtelt.
NGrrben, ou! Gin &olege Cribs
fiibrt mir ote Sa6e; er lit lpenigitens
peri6mtegen, 10 bob Der &lati6 ni6t
Inn iid friBt. Mon bot i6on genltg
geflotidt. 4ber sic 3eugen perbell
in Seem Oorf perbort, @be bie Bro-
tofoue bier einlal1fer, fonnen Wonotc
beritret6en."
tTortIebung foIet.)
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500 geIpbumna. 500.

9ie Seier 0iefer 8ettung tperDen iid
freuen, al erfabren, baB Is nenigitens
cine gefir9tete &rnnfbeit giebt, tpelde
Die @ihenfhaft in an ibren @tufen all
5eilen inuitanoe lit; San's @atarrb<@ir
TT bic ein5ige iebt Der dr5tIiben Briibers
i6aft befanfte pofitibe &nr. @atarr6 erz
forbert nIs cine &onititltipnsfrmfbeit
cine fonftitutionele 8ebnnblung. SaI's
&atarrb<@ur tpirb innerIih genonmen
un6 ipirft brett auf bns BIitf nro Die
ibleimigen SberfIdden BEG Gbftems. bas
bur6 Die @runblnge Der &ranfbeit 5erz
itorenb nn6 Dem Patierten &raft gebenb,
inbem iie Die &onititrtion beg &0rpers
alfbart nr6 Der Natur 5n ibrem @erfe
1iIft. Sic gigeutiimer 1aben 10 biel @ers
tranen at ibren Seiardften, 6aB iie 100
9oaars Belobnung fir ie6en Sail an>
bieten, ben lie gu tirieren berfebIen. 2nBt
gn6 cine 9ite bon 3eusmfien tommefl.
Ian Gbreiiere:
s. s. gbeneh&g o.. Eolebo, ..
8erfanft bon allen Wpofbefern. 75c.
0au's GamiIiensgiuen iinb Die beffen.
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9os 2uftidiff lit fein 2lift-
gebiloe ntebr.
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tSortIebung foIgt.)
Sam mi6f iibertrpffem tuerbcm.

@~rfabrung tit Der Bette 2ebrmeiiter
s. 80. Saroen bon Silper @itD,
Noro=GoroIino, iaet: Electric Sit
ters 1T gellou oas, fir mas es attge=
prielen miro; fir Wage11=, 2eber=
ullo geierenleioen fam es ni6t iiber=
t%roffen iperoen, er lit cine erceGente
Meoi8in". SEER Saroen bat Ge6t,
er lit Die bette Weoi5in fir allgemeine
S6pdbe, ebenlo fir Sieber unb Wa-
lorio. @arontiert gu baben BET SIS.
9reiB nno 81. Gobn & So. so cts.
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ltno er bate rett, ser aroBe Sc
i6i6tsfunoige.
@ber oos dnoert ni6ts an scr
Sotiode ooB mir trob unierer bun.
oert5man5igiabrigen 2aufbobn olS
Notion, trot Den 200 unO 300ia6ri=
gen Sllbilaen unlerer Staote, III
mander S~e5iebung iebr, iebr jung
Jung itno, finger oils es BON @ott
uno Ge6tsmegen erloubt lit. 0os
lit trouria, aber lDabr.
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Lei.
Ger 0ehntte amiihl

- Ser 9ebatte 5mii6en Onion
u1o Sones ouf Dem IIomo
8lo5a on1 Sreitag abeno mobnten CT
ma 1900 9erionen BET. Onion griff
oie 8robibittoniiten i6arf an uro
ilultrierte, mie Yrobibition in
Woine, &onius uno Noro=9a fota
niht probibiert, man oort 10 piel SIT
trinfen befomnlen fam, ipie man 80
ben mill l1nb BOB es in ienen Stau=
ten ltatiitilb no6meisbar mebr Srull=
fenbeit giebt, mie mtoersDo. Sone5
legte iein Sauptorgunlent oorauf,
BOB Onion nidt Elm @ort ST. Ser
teioigung oes 2iquorbonoels geiagt
babe uno %bebauptete, in BEN Staoten
obne 8robibitiol1 ioBen mebr 2eltte
i'm 3u6tbaus, ipie in Oenen nit 9ru-
bibition. Die 9ebatte enoete nit
einem entidieoenen @rfolg ouf Seite
Snion's, Ser ieillem @egner in ie-
Ser @eiie gema6ien, lpenn niht
iiberlegen mar.
@dbreno Serr Onion in Der
9ebotte Die 3llitanoe in Noro-9a fota
beleltdtete, erfolgte m%ebrfad]er 8i,
oerlprud) BON einent Maine IN Der
Muoien5, Der 5ulebt 10 aggreIiip MIR.
De, baB Sic @oli5ei i'm erit 5nr gil-
be perfpies uno Damn oerboftete. Sci
ser l1nteriudung aaf Ser Golisei=
itation fano man an ieiner Berlrll
a6t Observation-Disclosures. ST CT
fldrte, BEN grplolipitoff in i%eillcll
@elhaft gu eebrn1den. Ser Waan
tit crit ieit einieell Wonaten in Ser
Stobt.
Das Gountpgeri6t bat 5uerit
Die 8etition bes Mr. 8aB, oes 8or-
tigers bes oemofratiiden @refutio-
&omites, INN Undertaking. Der
Stimmfoiten uno @oblabteile bemil-
liet uno oann orf @runo BIN, Bob
mar1 ni6t miiie, iper ols @oriiter oes
&omites an5nieben iei oos @eIud)
mieoer obge1pieien. Snoeiien lillo
Scr. 8aB Die notigen Sa6en bonn
gountp-glerf ausgeliefert moroelt,
nao6en ct oiei len 8eamten auf &C.
piiie 8ori6riften oes Serreq-@a9I-
geiebes aufmerfiom gemaht batte.
Soief Segner, 26 Sabre aft,
bat Die grfIarullg abgegeben, ontc-
rifaniiher Burger peroen 5u moGcn.
Sim %. finoet inn 8unoesge-
baroe cine Muftiol1 BON merifanii6eil
Sanoarbeiten, Gigarren II. gtgarrei=
ten, itatt, Ste fonfisciert mlroerl.
Sci Dem anbalteno trodellell
@etter bleibe1 oie @rnteous lidteil
giinitig.
@are es ni6t negen Ser 8ro-
bibitionsfrage, 10 batten mir bier in
Seros Die rubigite Staats= uno 9ta-
tionalmabl, ia, mo miiroe bon Der
@abl fallm etmas peripiiren.
Oie 8eteiligung an BEN oemc=
fratiiden Brimaripablen miro Sen
&epublifanern INN 10 leihter, aIs lie
feline &anoioaten 6aben, fir Die lie
Itimmen fonnten. Selbit menn nod Elm
republifanii6es Sidet ~a1fgeitellt mer=
ben ionte, 10 tit 10 bluttpenie @us-
iidt auf Die grmabluna oeffelbeil
porbanoem oaB es mislos lit, oafiir
gu itimmen, in Mnbetradt Ser Satia=
he oaB mir ourh unier @rideineli
BEL ben oemofratiiden @oblen uniere
perionlide 5reibeit retten fonnen.
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Aud Dos @oaen mill gelerllt
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8cra6e reht.

~Seit Sobren eebraude i6 Or.
Sings 0elte 2ebenspiGen uno finoe
iie geraoe redt," iagt 81. 81. SeIton
bon Sarrispiae, %. S. 9ieie 8iden
belfen obne n~nannebmli6feiten. +"
9eites MitteI fir l1nnerbaulidfeit
uno WoIario. 25c Bel Io. 0reiB II.
81. Gobn & So. Ipotbefer.
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2ebrer aeimdt

fir Die Union Sbule, 3 Meilen tpeit-
lid bon Comfort, Seras, melder
9eutid unO gnsIiid unterri6tell
fam. 8 Wonate Sbule, gutter &C.
bolt; gerbeiratete niht a1sgei6loi-
len. Inmeloungen iper0en big gum
81. Suli entgegengenommen.
Gbas. 8iermann, 8rdiioent,
Comfort. SeraS
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@eimdJt = ldme6iides ooer oel,t.

VeTHWt TulUtUITutS UUtI UtI4l=
ides gbepaar, obne &inoer, Inn nad)
SnDoer, Seras, 81 geben. @eroe
quite Souseinri6tung liefern; Ga.
lar $50 per Wonat fir 8eioe. Wan
Denoe ii6 an 6. @. Glarf, Snpocr,
Seras.
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@erlangt = Mamn I'M mittlerelt
Sitter fir allgemeine Sarmarbeit.
8eitdnoigen 9lat uno quite 8ebano.
hing. aoreiie: Y. $. Oilers, Cor.
puS Gbriiti, Seras.
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2ehrer p%erlanat,

pel6er 9eutid llno gngliid inter-
ri6ten fam. $4,000 @ebolt per
Wfonot. s Monote S6nle. Ndbere3
SIT erfa6ren our6
Grnit 3ueller, Sruitee,
8oerne, SeraS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
ALL READY FOR THE
MASS MEETING TONIGHT
Chamber Of Commerce Expects to
Send Big Delegation % Fight
For New Institution.

All arrangements are complete for
the mass meeting to be held by the
Chamber of Commerce tn Bosen-
baums hail tonight for the purpose
Of stirring up public interest in the
project to have the new State school
for deaf. dumb and blind negro chill,
dren, located in Newport News. The
meeting will he addressed by Hon.
Harry R. Houston. Of Hampton, At.
torney o. ID. Bachelor and Mr.. W. s.
Copeland and the chamber hopes to
have . large attendance. --
The beard OF visitors OF the new
school meets at Richmond tomorrow
to decide upon the site for the insti-
tuition and the chamber expects to
send a big delegation to the meeting
to press Newport News claims for
the school.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
jsha l9u|ck, i'salsf, Charged
% , nlll Smuggling ID.
FIRST ARRESTED FOO LARCENY
Package 10 Alleged to Have Been
Stolen at Sea and Sold to Merchants
Here, and Justice Brown Decided he
Had No Jurisdiction.

John G. Berwick, a seaman, former
ly of the crew OF the British steam
snip DoriJbrook. was held for the Fed
erai grand jury yesterday afternoon
by United tates Commissioner A. L.
Garrett ON the charge of carrying
ashore from the Dorisbrook at this
port a 20 pound package OF tea which
had not been passed upon by board
OF examiners as required under the
Federal statute. The penalty for the
offense with which Berwick is ctarg-
ed Is a sentence of from one TO i've
years in the Federal peRitentiary.
Berwick. 1t WAS alleged, carried a
package OF tea ashore from the Doris
brook. which was loading coal at
Chesapeake 4 Ohio coal dock No. II.
on May II. The skipper Of the yes
sci discovered the alleged theft and
swOre out warrant charging the
sailor with larceny. When the case
was brought up in the police court.
Justice Brown announced that the
case was one for the Federal authcri-
ties. The skipper then swOre out
a warrant against Berwick before
Commissioner Garrett and the man
was committed to jail.
No duty is imposed by the United
States on tea imported into this cOun-
try. but the statute proides that the
tea shall be passed upon by a board Of
examiners before It Wilt be admitted.
Berwick. 1t Is alleged sold the tea
to merchants on Eighteenth street.
TO h.
Berwick was sent back 10 Jail. He
will be taken to Norfolk today tw n
deputy United States marshal and
jailed In that city TO await the action
OF the grand jury.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
BOY DIES FROM EATING
cRA6S, sIRAU0eRRltS. ETC


A. the result ~ eating a miscelia-
.necus asSortpent q crabs. peanuts.
Zee cream. onions ann
other things. Hammond Mattel the >
year cid son ~ Mr.. and Mrs. solomon
Mattel. who I've nj Huntington ave
nue and Twenty-scventh street, Is
dead. and his two var old sister Is "a
81 that the attending physicians enter.
tain bot little hope of her recovery.
The children are the assortment OF
stun Tuesday sftsrnoou and the boy
Sled the following dsv. He vas bur.
rsed Wednesday afternoon 81 Green
lawn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
ldnag G'stsly coapany's Store
Eilltld by baigla.
e'ellEIIEs US US ONLY !! SPOIL
After mining Cash Drawer and Desk
and Eineapo Nothing Of Value, The
Thief Mads on With Plentiful Sup
ply Of smokes.

A bold burglar broke into the whole
sale house OF the Boiling Grocery Com
pany. 328 Twenty-eighth street. about
8 o'clock last night. and. after rifiling
the cash drawer and Office desk and
finding nothing Of value. he made on
with baxes containing 1000 cigarettes.
The robbery was discovered about
10 o'clock b. Night Waterman r. A,
Johnson and he notified the police and
Nj. Boiling. Detectives were immedi'
ately put to work on the case. hut
there is no clue to the identity OF the
robber.
The .bnrElar forced an entrance to
the place through the front door. He
first removed the paddock from the
two outside doors and then. breaking
In the plankine ON the inner door. he
put his hand through the hole made
and unlocked those doors On enter
ing the place he closed the doOrs be-
hind him and then apparently set de-
liberately to work. He went through
all Of the drawers Of the desk in the
store once. tttering the contents on
the floor and then entered the cash
draw. There was no money In the
drawer. bnt there was considerable
sum In the large steel safe In the
once. Apparently the robber made
no EFFORT 20 get into the safe
Despairlng ot finding anything of
value. the man took Oh LOCO cigar
ettes and let himself on, Of the store
through Q rear window
On being notified. Mr. Boiling went
to the store and made an examination,
but the only loss that he could ac-
count Tor In hasty examination OF
the stock vas the cigarettes.
This 10 oee Of the boldest robberies
fhat has been pulled on In this city
IN some time. The store Is. only "a
very shcrt distance from the Central
Ere station and At the time the rob
berry occurred there must have beer
fpeople passing along the street and
avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
RISING IN sors ESTIMATION.
Drummsr's Gifts Caused Rapid Ad
vancement In Titles.

Titles have their value in the south.
Here, boy!" said the drummer as he
handed dollar bill to the bellboy at
the hotel in Atlanta, take = dime out
of this for bringing up that ice water"
Yes, cap'n." answered the boy as he
saluted. o~.
'And, by the way. boy" continued
the drummer. III you will 60 down and
get me more letter paper you may
keep q quarter out of that dollar"
Right away, majah; right away!
I'll shuah bring you that ali sta
sh'nery," replied the boy. az he bowed
low. -. --. -.
And, while think Of it. boy" re-
marked the knight of the grip. If you
can bring out my trousers and have
them pressed aud back here inside OF
an hour you can keep half dollar OF
that dollar" H.. .. .-.-~ ..
"Ah suttinly can do dat All same,
colonel-'deed ali kim" quickly feplied
the youth NJ he turned to go toward
the door. ny - 80 >
! ..Wait . minute now. boy" Mr.
Samples said a. he walked over to
his trunk. "if you can take out this
suit and have Il pressed and back here
in time for me to 60 to the Btjou to-
night IN let you keep every cent Of
that dollar" ~ s. '.A -
General" said tho boy. his eyes
bullying ont OF their sockets. I'll do
dat shuah, general. or give you all
dat money back."-N. 7. Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
Mr.. MERRELL IN PHILADELPHIA,
Well known shipyard Employee Now
at HIS Old Home.

Mr.. George E. Merren, who vas
employed as q quarterman In the
shipcarpenters' department at the
local shipysri for a number OF years.
and who has been very i'll at the
home Of Mr.. John A. Moss on Thirty
fourth street for a long time, has
been taken TO his old home In Phil
adeIphia.
He arrived there wednesday morn.
ing and in a letter TO friends here
he expressed his deep appreciation
OF the kindness shown him by the
shipyard officials and other friends.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
Murder and Arso~ Charged
NV Associated PressD

RALEIGH. n. G.. May 2I.-Ira Oak.
Icy. q yeung white man, formerly OF
this county has been arrested IN
ClarkssiI,e. Va. and brought here
charged with the murder D! Mrs. j. "
Underwood. and her young son snd
with the burning OF their house "a
conceal the crime. A preliminary
h,ar;ng viii &c given him the fourth
81 June.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22

Mary COrrigan. white woman who
lives on Twenty-third street. was ar
rested Yesterday afternoon by Pa
frolman Fisher on the charge Of keep.
ing q house Of III fame. She was
hailed BY Justice Semmes for her ap'
pearauce in the police eoart this morn
ing. Annie Saul was accepted as Sc
curity In the sum Of 500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
Death Of Baby Boy.

The funeral OF James Mabry
Shreves. the nine months old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ]. Shreves. Of 1877
Twenty -fimh street. who died wednes-
day evening. took place from the par
ents' home Yesterday afternoon ~ ;
O'Clock. The services were conduct
ed by Rev. J. J. Bradford and Infer
mepf Vas made at Greenlawn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
LAST MEETING OF SESSION.
itsrsstin! Program Of High School
L.: Literary Society.

Literary Society will hold its last
regular meeting Of the session in the
High school assembly hall at O'Clock
his afternoon. A very interesting
literary and musical program has bepn
arranged and the meeting promises
u be ss enjoyable one.
The Society member are making
hnaI preparations for ths annual ceIe
br1tiou Of the organization in the as
semt4y hau Of the school building Oh
she evening" of Friday. June S. Sew
crai medals will h. awarded the mem
hers nj this meeting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
Senators for the Ladies.
nv Associates preseD

WASHINGTON ID. G.. Nay si-Tse
asht made bv Georgia and Texas
senator's against suso'antinr womer
po.fmassesx with male employees 70.
suited today In the rejection of three
nomiaaficns which had been before
the Senate siace lss December.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22

In the police court yesterday mora.
Tag John Green. a small negro hoy.
was ened $40 and cot by Justice
Brown fos shooting into the home o.
Arthur 4snntars on Twenty second
STREET. Ssaahsck was fined - and
cpst. TIE showing resulted from q
ousrrsl betwesa The boya
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-22
Valued Same A. Gold.

B. q. Stewart, merchant OF Cedar
View. Miss, says: Il tell my custo-
mers when they buy . box Of DR..
Kings New Life. Pills they get the
worth of that much gold Ia weight. II
afil!cted with constipation. malaria or
biliousness.'' Sold under guarantee
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Miss Sadie Berger. who has beef
visiting her brother. Mr.. J. n. Berge
I'm Washington. D. c., has returned
home.
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Miss Edith Fenton has retnrne
from Tarboro. N. c.. where she visi
ing relatives. .
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Miss Marguerite Walters, who ha
been spending several months witt
her sister. Mrs. r., X. King Oh Twenty
seventh street, has returned TO Roa
nOke.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Stearnes re-
turned yesterday evening from Pu-
laskt where they have been spend
ing several days at thStr summer
home. -et s-..
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Miss Mary Elliott has returned from
visit to Richmond.
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Is the guest of the Misses Johnston
on jefferson avenue
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Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Riddick, and
daughter Edith, are visiting relatives
In Wnynesboro.
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