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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
ct tunet anipar.

Sra gopertown, ga, meloeS, at
Surpen iom bar bapt meo at uoforife
garingen til Gperabuiets 9rono,
bpori 169 @eHneifer miiteoe Sipct,
/ fin ben 30te hS. afaipne aienoelie
Jaeger @nIparct Tor Den foriGrocIige
llIpffe paa NtrS. Monroe, Gierinben
al Experimentation og asiiite'
renbe 9ranoinipeftsr Sorrp WcG.
9et6el, bpiIfe beggc beorbreS o~rrelte,
reoe for frimiHel SfisoesIsSbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
Staaltruiten5 Jnoteeter.

StaaItruiteuS - nniteo Stotes
Steel Corporation = apartaIsrap.
bort for Sjeroinasdaret, iom enOte
Den Bite 0ecembcr, er | bisie Gage
bIet oiientliggiort. % oct er 9onife
fl9ffeliae Gunner, Der regnes meo.
Acknowledgment | De ire @aoneoer
anorog til $50. 1916 og "operitcg
Selifabets beieite 5orpentninger~
Dc iamIeoe RettoIuOt9ster for belle
garet 1907 beIeb Jig til $f60,9s4,.
All, og opIpies al babe p9ret "be
itsrite | StaaIfomSaniets Siitorie".
Ger iorelaa oesuOen beo Iaret5 10.
gang uerpeoereOe 9eitiainger til ct
geIsb al 4,624553 Ton. Get fou.
tante SperifuS for apartaIet anbrog
til $3,559,274.
Zen bsieite tp~nrtalsmasiiee Ret.
toinbtast bopbe man ! 5ieroinsnaret,
iom enote ben 30te Suni 1907, So
ben anorog til SIS. 503. 7O5, og Den
~Iapeite i bet isrite aDartaI al 1904
- $13,445,2S1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
Ramp meo Rcpere.

9~anosbDen AIton | Soma bar for
leoen 4at SfuepIooien for en- aanife
parnt, merl ublooig Stamp mcllem ca.
800 al gpcuS 9orgere % fem gon'
bitter, Tom isgte at rspe 9anten.
Ser oiipreoeS miubit 40 ifnrpc Sfne,
uoen at ncgeu fom tiiifaOe; oerimoo
lpfteOeS oct gonbitterne uubcr Gp'
bioieIieu at unofomme. De babe
facet iprGu9t op 8cugeifobet, men
bauoe life foaet 3ib til at bemGgtige
liz noqcn al &c $4,000 / a~ontauter,
Tom opbepureoes / Sfnbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04

SoIf ON, at oe fnnoe opre iorbereot
paa noset at bpert.
Srq @aibington meoOeIes. Of
Ireiioent HooiepeIt bor ienot Gnfe.
Srcnnine anielin Ct SonOolenietelc.
gram, eiterot oen amrritauite Niiui-
fer / 2isiabon officieIt baooe uuoer.
rettet barn ON 5raeeOltn / 2oroaas.
gelunoerretteoe lipIomater /
@aIbinaton err al Der Meniug, at
GortugaI mt BIZ siennemoao en- Ie.
robe al iuIoitenoist Nnorfi og ser.
eiter enbe iom Hepublif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
uhveeeliee afilorineer.

8e llnberiegeIier, Tom iorpnitoIte.
bes al 2~egisloturen / Sainois ianleo.
ming be / ben oiicntlige Yresie peries
renoe &pgter o. @iitorier ON pberit
misliae 6orboIOe, iom ioaoeS at eri-
itere peo Here al Citizens Nipler og
8elgisrrnbeooanitoIter, bar bro9t for
Gagen talrige @cpiler poa Ell i'll oct
utrolise grGnien0e raa og umenue'
ifelig gebon6linq al Semmerne | for
ifieGige of bisic &nititutioner. 9en
fsrite af biSie l(uoerisgelier gialot
9srnebiemmet i &iucoln og ~aiilsreoe
en- Singenes SiIitono, iom man IfulOe
tro por abiollit umuIiee | Dor opIpite
og humane GIOsalber. Signenoe
ubpggeIige HeiuItater fol llnoeris.
selien al 5orboINcre ! andre al Sta.
tens gipIer og SIrafanitdltcr bape
bragt for 9ogelt. Do imtolertio DC
ofiicieae SnObcretringer til Segisla.
turen eubnu life ioreIisser, er Der
en- MuIigbeb for. al De al Gptierne
aipne 9eretninQCr er ueiterrettelige
eler operorepne,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
pIuoieIie Doc.

Eli @aibinston er inOlsbct Web.
belelie ON, at SiIippiuerfommisiio-
mems Sefret9r. artbur 8. Ser9uS'
Jon, Den 29oe Sanllar pIuOieIig bar
afeaaet peo 9soen i tit Siem / Mo.
Mia, ramntet af ct Sierteilag. 0soS.
iaIoet anmeIbtes / ct ao6elgram til
&ri9sminiiteriet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
ssse ganiiaaiter. 30

Npe Yanffallitcr. 20 npe gsnf.
iaaittet bar iilnoet Steb | gsep Oorf,
ioet Stem @mlterbam 0ational ganf,
| bpiIfen CHARLES U. Woore bar gice.
preioent og bominerenoe aftieboI-
Der, og Mednnics ano Sraoers ganf
ben 29be Saniiar bar luffet fine
0sre.
glanbt Snoifpoerne / Den ferit-
nGpnte Of oisie Dor ben perbensbe-
rpmte Speraianser Garuic, Der bapoe
$4,000 itaaenoe / Sanfen, ba Den
Iuffeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
"SOr cscn Saauo".
prohibition.Neoerl

observation-disclosures leo | Sors0dgs
ct ilemt gteoerlag paa aouitihttions-
tonpentioncn / Gaming, 9tidl, ioct
Den iorelnneOe Yaragrai ON at fur.
buOe al S~uloOutruiif / ale gper pdd
unoer 800 Suouuanere. forfaIteoes
meo % moo 80 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04

Graitis Sale ON WeSsiftsifat. Z.
5prilag ON Gnfepcniiuu.
Nnoet &ongresnpt.

SonareSmano Wc@opin ira Chi
caao boIbt / Sorsoogs i ReprGieu.
tantbuiet en- lpngere Gale, bnori ban
poa oct parnteite % fraitigitc ltsttcoe
fin aoIlego SobotbS Sorllag on Ell
MtebgiitSIfot al op til ell Sieroeport
al De 8elsb, iom Itprtriae onterifonife
Irpiraer brin9er Tine curopGiife
9rnogomme / gptte for bcreS mer Ell.
Ter minorc anlsbue I0clStitler. en-
Ioo0ou Stot piloe, erflGreOe ban, life
oIene briuge StatStoSieu eli iait,
oorlia SuotGat al uoaIe Miaiuner
ON Iaret, men Den funbe mrili9cnS
ogina bioroee til at btnore amerifan.
fife apinoer ira at "ofre iiuc SiGle
og fin gGre pao S~nobberiets % Ga.
items gltcr."
San ifilbre0e / ifarpc og biSeuoe
llotrpf oenne 6roiif, Der / moralif
S~enieenOe oite life itob ipnOerIig oper
Den iaa nlcget omifre8ue "botoc SIa'
pebonoel".
"Sner 9og ipnes at pGre Ell "9or.
gain".Gag / Nep gorf," iagoe ban,
"enten oct mi oreier iig ON ct gloenoe
Saorbaoano eIler Ell dmerifanlt gr'
ping - bpao enten Sauoclen fore
gaar oper &isbmanoens 0iif eler peo
@ortauftioneriug | 5iitb apenle."
Naar riee aulerifanife Irpinaer |
bore Gage forbes | llbIanoet % foor
gie paa en- 8obfisbsuoitiliug al "&e'
iter" nreo 8repefroner | Sisrnet, ina
be6er oct itror / operitrsmmenoe 9e'
ut0riug: "Sb iebe Womo, en- al
Dem nlaa on fisbe til migl" %
ilrreuS ienbes Der BUD efter Golf,
Sanoelen iluttcS, 9euaeue tples op,
og Yigen feres bort for ON en-
~fortere cler hrneere Sio at penoc
tiIboge, IipStrGt og bierteioor, men
ell goo Gel fIogere.
Saleren ilutteoe meo Ell begeiitrct
Sri6ut til "oeu iunOe omeritouifC
&pinoe, Der giper Sarler, Soroer og
8rcner ocreS 2sbepoS al ajprIigbeb
til SIS. @oieitGt - Den amerifanifc
9orger."
Ser ifal hare iproeles go0e llSiig.
ter til, beretteS Der fra 8oibiugtor
Den 290e Sanitar, at Sorilagct ON en-
Eeniion al $t2 pr. Maaneo til ollC
Gnfer, umpnbige og io~rGlorelsiC
Born eiter &eteraner ira noQeu al o.
6oreneOe StaterS Srige, bill bli neo.
tat pau inoep9renoe aongreSioriam,
ling.
vi enfer eiter 8~eterancr fra Der
merifunife arig Ieuer Der enoul
I740O, efter 8eteraner ira De indian.
ife Serge 300, eiter 8eteraner ire
9orgerfrigcn $4,000 og efter 8ete.
roner fra ben ipnnife Srig ca. 1000
6~orilagetS @eotageIie oiIOe forsat
Observation-Disclosures mco benimot
t$12, 100000 ON Aaret.
Gen SmitGnOiebeo, al 5inousmi
hitter Gortelpou bdube operien6t sc
natet lit Spar pad Ell Snterpeao
ttion p~eOrsrenOe 6iuauSoepartemen
tets SptrRoen UNDER oen iioite iinan
iieQe ariie | trpft 6orm, ioranleoi
aeoe / Sreoags Ell meget ifarp Sri
tif, bporlnoer Senator Siumal
iremfom me6 Den ippoige gemprf
ming at "SinansOepnrtementets ME
get Greoe Gbef gioer JIG Ell Wfine ion
Ell Y~rGiioent. enomI for ban er paIg
til Gmbeoet."
8ette ifal barre isrite Song, of el
Gepartementsdjei bar ien0t noget a
&ongresieus Suie CT trpft Soar.
Observation-Disclosures Rarinefomit
bar beilrtttet at ioretage ct Heolai
al $25,OO0,0OO / 9uogetcperIfaae
for SIao0en og Si%sioriuaret. 5laa
beoeportemertets Sperildg oreieo
iig ON 1925. 100000.
c~or,n,,t 6,fac
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04
Derbiemmefrd.
SsIearaHifc Gitcrretuinscr ira Torse,
Sanmarf, Sperise o. Siulnub.
8eroensmoHiuins 1913.

Sra ais6enboon telesraieres Den
30te Suuar:
Get er bIet beiiuttet at orrdngere
en- flor 8er0cusuOitilihg / Sisber.
baun / 1918; set pil bli % aar ef.
Ter oen iioitc iuteruutioualc ll6itil'
ling Der, / tGSS, o8 70 aar efter
Stiitelicn af DC 0anite Sn0uitrifore.
uiugcr. lloitiaiuaet, ser oil optage
omfriug 200 acre$ ifdI omiatte ole
Creme al Sn0uitrt og Sor0brug ira
ollie 3crocu9 auutcr, Ger er ale
reoe f~rentfommct Elaner til 9pgntn.
ger for Ell caeu 9ioeIir9 for 2llit.
ifibc.
Scis9 al Sriterfpuscu.
2sra 9igbeubaun telegraferes ben
30te Sdnuar:
Gn M~teooelclie ON, at Song 90
paro al England agter at beige
9anmarf cuqaug / Sehruar fom iom
ell S~pcrraifelie oper DC bioIomutiife
oa politiife arebie her / 8peu, oa
ban olorig for bar ppret Der paa
Ginters Sio, og beller life leolageoe
9ronuiuq alerauora paa benoes Sc
ieg / Siebenbopn iioIte Seit. anmel.
OeIien al geisget fom ligeleoeS
upentet ouer Den oauite 8ongeia.
mile. % De Soiieiter, iom bar be-
rurmnnet ill 9egpnOelieu at 6ebrudr
er MI bIet nfIpit inotil pioere. S
oiplomatiife arehie giGttcS Der ielp-
feIaeIig littiGt paa. buaS Song 90.
maros 9eieg pao oeune aarStio Ital
bepoe. Gnfelte mener, at ban ber-
peo iuoirefte oil antpoe. boor ban
ituor / giteriisipsrgSmaaIet, iom !
BET lioite bar oRret orsftet laa
iuriet.
gmcrifnnife gGrbnifer.
sra Stoefbolnl tcIegrafercs, at
2onobrugsafuoemiet bar onmooet
Geaieriuaen ON at tilitao frt Sno'
%isricl al amerifauife StiffeIsb9r'
planter, iom mar oil forisge meo,
ia Sc "iuSieote" StiffeIsbGrbuifer
CT blct soeIogt af en- eienoommelig
GIauteipeocm. Sageu er bIet I'M
berisat al en- Spergnrtuer 9abl. 'om
Iifior bar / amerifo, % boiS SEAPORT
er 5oranIeouingcu til Senuenoellen
ill Regieringen.
Cor esen SaanS".
Sra Stocfbolm telegraferes ben
3Ote Sonuor: @dloemar 9dcfItrgm,
Gbcf Tor et itort iuenit Grportitrmd,
Ger tilliae fontrollercr ct loenIt Snr'
portbus / 8crceiter. Ytais., idnoteS
ioaa / en- 8aatmeiter5 aoutor lom
0ia meo en- R%eooluer / Saonoen.
@ruuoeu til SraqeOien antdges at
uGrc itnonciellc 6oroitIinger ! 6or'
biuoelie meo Spgoom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-04

Observation-Disclosures Rarinefcmite
bar b%cilrtttet at ioretoge ct Reoiag
nf $25,OOO,0OO / 9uogetoperifaget
for 5Iaooen og Sisioriparet. 5laa.
oeoeportemeutets Sperilag oreieoe
iig ON $125. 100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
HAMPTON. PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT-C Continued. szss
Roosevelt or Taft or die politically.
And II we must die we propose to die

Roosevelt or Taft or die politically.
And II we must die we propose to die
hard
Headquarters Of the league have
been opened Ia Washington. and It Is
proposed to put hired speakers in the
field to carry out the announced pro-
gram. Hard raps are taken by Mr..
Waldron In his letter against Booker
r. washington and W. T. Vernon.
registrar OF the treasury. both OF
whom are enlisted in the Taft camp.
Politicians In the allies camp were
somewhat exercised over the receipt
Of the Waldron letter today. They
declared that there are now twenty.
five congressional districts represent.
ed by Republicans In the House where
the negro vote exceeded the Repubh.
can majority In the last election. and
that fifty.two districts are debatable
II there Is q negro disaffection. A
loss OF thirty OF these seats will make
the next House Democratic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
PENINSULA ODD FELLOWS
axe CONG 10 lYNcHBURG


A large delegation Of Odd Fellows
will leave from the PeninSulS towns
tomorrow and Sunday for LynchburE
to attend the annual meeting Of the
Virginia Grand Lodge and the Viz
sinia Grand Encampment. which will
be held In the Hill City Monday ana
Tuesday.
In the party will be Past Grand
Master w. J. Larrabee, Past Grand
Master +. ". Turner. Grand Trustee
James Mithell, Grand High Priest
Joseph Kemp. Representative b. F..
Kennedy. OF Phoebus: Representative
C. M. Holston. Of Bay View Lodge,
Fox Hill: Representatives Pearson
and Robinson. Of Newport News
lodges. ,-sSs.,..-@.
Mrs. Jessie NJ. Cabe)l will represen:
Ruth Rebekah lodge and Mrs. Ella
Anders, Of Phoebus. will also attend
the Rebeckahs meetings.
Messrs. r. H. Clarke and Charles
Warren will be the representatives
from Monroe Encampmeut, while Nr.
C. Edward Moser viii represent Gre
BILE Lodge. No. 1877.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
DREAM LED 10 MISSING
FOUR HUNDRED O0LlARS


BOSTON MASS. May 7-Hov. by
q dream he found 34e9 lost in tie re.
cent IRE at Chelsea wss Telated today
by George r. Roberts, treasurer 81
the County Savings Bank. Tia money,
which belonged to q Chelses real e.
tate association, vas In Q sOan safe
in the bank building. A. sooo rs
the fre ruins cooled M. Roberts bad
the safe opened and found other mon
ey safe. but son missisH
a That puzzled Robesss very much,
He concentrated bis MIND % the sitd
alton and carefully reviewed all Of
the detsiIs of the opeaiag q Tie safe.
The second night he says y 1Feam-
ed that the mcsey vas stUck aGntmsi
the inside Of the inner DOR. nobertS
was so suppressed with tie ides thai
next morning be vent sesin TO TIE
ruins. wien he Hired TIE door -
found the roll stuck to q just ~ -
had dreamed. =.
During the 6rc the safe tell iute
the cellar. landing face dows. 20 thai
the money fell against tie Inner DOOR
sssckiag To the melted varutsh 81
rubber. The door vs. reDOve6 aod
laid down without being tsrue1 ovsy.
the biIls being hidden iron ths vofk
0ea WHO opened The sase.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
Advancing Ilndsae|ss b Stock
Market Partially Checked Yesterday
BLOW FOR ADVANCE II FREIGHT RATE
Organized Protest from the Big ship.
pers Causes q Halt In the Plan
Money Situation About the same-
The Closing Quotations.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK. May THE advanc.
ing tendencies of prices were partly
checked today or broken in upon by
reactions in some of the recent strong
stocks. Others continued to rise but
without the dominating effect on spc-
culative sentiment exercised by the
movement in the Hartman issues.
The belief that freight rates were
to be advanced has been a notable
influence--on the recent strength OF
stocks. Reports are now emanating
from the conferences on the subject
on unexpected difficulties to be met
with in putting the project into force.
Not the least Of these is the organized
protest from shippers against raising
charges for transportation at time
when business depression calls for
lower prices TO stimulate demand.
Money conditions we're little chang
ed Some attention is given to the
coming treasury Withdrawals which
call for surrender of some $4,000
900 by the banks by Saturday of this
week fully one quarter Of which has
already been turned over to the gov
eminent. de strong return Oi the
Bank of France was a feature of the
days news as it gives promise. with
the decline in the private rate of dis.
count in Paris today of the satisfac-
ton of the demand at that center for
gold from London and New York.
The bond market was firm and was
notable for the apparence in the deal
ings of long dormant bonds for small
accounts.
Total sales, par value. $5,454.00O.
U. S. bonds were unchanged on call.
Total sales today, $4,000 shares. To-
GLIDING: Copper. 80. 400; Smelling &c.
'SOG: Sugar 300: C.. & o. $500: L. &
N. 300; N. & w. 800; Reading 201. 200;
So. Ry. 1900; pfd 500; U. P. 103,5O0;
SlOsS ShefYield 400.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
Money Market.
fBy Associated Press)

NEW YORK. May money on call
easy MOE per cent. ruling rate IN
closing bid X. offered at TX. Time
loans firmer. 50 days 21z per CENT
80 days per cent, six months 3%
DER cent. Close: Prime mercantile
paper a%@4A per cent. Sterling
exchange firni, with actual business
in bankers. bills at 4S7@4s7.05 for
demand, and at 4S4.65@4S4.70. for ~
day bills. Commercial bills 4S4h @
4s4%. Bar silver 52%. Mexican dol
lars Al.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
Baltimore Markets.
(By Associated Press)


BALTIMORE, May 7-Flour-Firm
Wheat-Dull: spot contract 101%
m1O2; Southern on grade 9Sa a loI
Corn-Steady: spot mixed nh@
TN; No. 2 white 72M@A ;Southmern
white 72k.
Oa,s-Firm: No. 2 mixed 56@ 56h
Rye-Firm; No. Western domes-
tic S7@8S.
Butter Firm. unchanged; fancy
imitation 1904: do creamery %;
do ladle 2O@22: store packed 15Gl o.
Eggs-Steady. unchanged. 16m lbh
Cheese-Firm: large 13A; ne" hats
lin: new small 1lk.
Sugar-Unchanged; coarse granu
lated $50; fine $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
League Of 100000 usabsls Dc.
ela'ss Wsr o. His Candidacy.
see THEIR asNIs THREATENED
Continuation Of Administrator Pol.
icy, Says Leader, viii XII. Black
Voters PolitieaiIy-seek Concerted
Action by Negroes.

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. May Al
lied candidates for the presidency
against Secretary OF War William Il
Taft were today appraised by letter
that the National Negro American
olitical League. boasting member
ship OF 100000 negro voters. has been
organized for the purpose Of opposing
the nomination for President by the
Republican party Of either Theodore
Roosevelt or william II. Taft.
In the event that either shall be
nominated. the Rev. J. Milton Wald
ron of the league and author OF the
letter referred to. announces tha'
ninety per cent of the negroes OF the
North and West purpose TO night
against his election. The plan Of cam
paign which will be pursued against
the first contingency has already been
mapped out by the league and Is SCI
forth in the letter. Briefly summed
up It Is as follows:
To organize negro voters in those
Northern and Western states where
by concerted political action they can
overturn Republican majorities. name
ly: Connecticut. New York. Delaware
Ohio. Indiana. Illinois and Kansas.
Plan Series Of Meetings.
To hold meetings OF protest In
these and other states, to culminate
In a series of meetings at Chicago. be
ginning ten days before the Republi
can National Convention.
To arouse the women Of the race
against Roosevelt and Taft through
correspondence.
To enlist the aid of the churches
to which the negroes belong.
To convince every negro delegate
to the Chicago convention that the
salvation and best interests Of the
race demand that he shall vote
against Roosevelt and Taft.
The letter declares that the white
Republicans are not yeS aroused to
the danger that confronts their party
by reason Of the disaffection Of the
negro voters, whereas ninety per cent
Of them In the North and West will
cast their votes against either: Mr.
Roosevelt or Mr. Taft II either is
nominated at Chicago. The effect up
on tNc COuRTcS6tOlidi tiChcI duu upou
the return Of senators Is also pointed
out.
The letter contains this significant
statement as to the position assumed
by the leaders Of the league:
Matter Of Life Or Death.
I'VE are by training and inclination
Republicans. and as such on: race
does not desire to part company with
the party. But 1t has come to point
now where 1t Is a matter Of life OF
death. II we can live and have the
rights guaranteed to US under the
constitution respected by the Republt
can party we shall vote the Republl,
can ticket. II not. We shall vote
against 1t.
"The negroes in the South are prac'
tically without the ballot. Ninety per
cent. of the race in the North and the
West have come to the conclusion
that their rights will not be safe in
the hands OF Mr. Roosevelt or Mr.
Taft. and We think It is q question Of
self-preservation. Il Is either defeat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
Emperor Joseph SIXTY vssrs Old.

VIENNA. May 7-Emperor frsncSs
Joseph today celebrated the anniver.
sary Of the Goth year Of his sscen-
sion to the Austrian throne. Many
royal visitors are here. and smone
those who extended their couerats.
,atlous this morning we're the Kaiser
OF Germany and royalties from hall
q dozen other European ststes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08

Miss Mabel Nicholson. Of Ports
mouth. is visiting the Misses Davis.
In Armistead avenue.
Mr.. Paul Ruthford. OF New ! ork. Is
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. j. v.
Bickford. at Buckroe Beach. having
been called here by the Illness Of his
mother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
Wines aud LiquoFs

belo.x tn tbe losx fribe that
|ar.v.A .v.~ pr nuh,,, hesone
49,
~ % 'a0 40 :
prsce cstter. I'm mo0sy-maker; I'm
the one that sells all STRAIGHT Whis-
| kies rstsfl at vho,esaIs pr,ces. The
s,,.,~,,. a.. -. a, vr.,..,.- :
$50 W.
=" ~ &c = orink' fsai Jones fre
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Springs. pure Maryland Rye whiskey,
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Two registers3 phesuocsee q
Fiuil's CT Rate Drug essA Teoss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08

The Dixie Circle Of the Kings
Daughters will meet for the last time
for the summer season with Miss
Mackie Young. In Victoria avenue. to-
morrow afternoon at I oclouk. Of
ficers for the ensuing year will be
elected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08

Take your ,rcscripssass 70 HuIrs
Cut Rate Drug Store 62-0
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
GOOD GAME AT NEW PARK
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Team From the Receiving Ship Frank
lin to Meet the Strong Post Team
Of Fort Monroe.

The sailor baseball team from the
u. s. 8. Franklin will play the sol
diers from Fort Monroe tomorrow al
3 o'clock at New Park. The sailo'
team has the reputation Of being the
test baseball aggregation in the ma
w. The soldiers have been coming
Of late and by hard work have prob
ably what will turn out to be the hard
est lighting and headiest team Fort
Monroe ever had. Three games have
already been played. Of which the
Army won the last one. to o.
The line up for the game will be
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08

Colonel Daniel Harold Rucker. Jr..
who has been visiting his daughters.
Mrs. Ashton Jones and Mrs. c. p.
Jones and his son. Mr.. D. H. Rucker,
Jr., will return to his home In Beuna
Vista Sunday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08

Mr.. william e Knewstep. q student
| in the Medical College Of Virginia,
reached Hampton yesterday to spend
| the summer vacation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08
Observation-Disclosures
: Matters Personal
Observation-Disclosures

Mrs. c. Frank Burgess returned yes
terday from a stay OF several week'
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. But
Ter, In Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08

Mrs. siirp-Gecrse. you've been
drinkiEei
Mr.. sI!pp-Eh7 Ne!
Mrs. siipp-Yes. you. Oh. ] oan
tell
Mr.. Siipp-Dpnf DO u. m dear
Lets keep u . family secrvt-Phi's
delphia Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08

But that umbrella locks 50 awful
~ cheap AMI common.- said the Gus
toner. The price you ask for IL is
prepo.terous
Wy dear sir" replied the dealer.
that the beauty of that umbrella.
It's really the very test quality. but
rs made to appear cheap snd com
mon 30 no one viii steal N-Dundee
Advertiser.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-08

Sub. Dewey. ORourke.
sTec Fort Monroe band will be OF
hand 10 play The soldiers to victory
nd the big Chamberiin automobile
ENiF! tSle the army team to ths
.sf0unAs. A big crowd 10 expected.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-03-12
Capt. Kidd,s Treasurer

New York (Special). - Reports
that Capt. Kidd's buried treasure had
at last been discovered drew an in
terested crowd to Long Beach. 1t
is reported that one of the crew of
a dredge which is engaged in deep
.entng the channel between Long
Beach and Hampstead, Long Island,
had found an ancient gold-crested
snuff box and flint lock pistol, such
as stage pirates are armed with. The
relics were picked up by the dredge
pipe. 1t is also reported that a gold
brooch and ring set with diamonds
were found on the beach near by
Scores Of people went to the beach
and began digging in the sand, and
the men on the dredge could with
difficulty be induced to leave the dis
charge pipe threugh which The sand
from the bottom of the channel was
being piled up on barges.