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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28

child urinates too often, II the urine scalds
the flesh, or if, when the child reaches an
age when it should be able to control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause of the diff
Guilty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as we'll as men are made 1niser-
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realized. 1t is Sold
by druggists, IN fifty Ef
cent and one-dollar Ass..sss3::s
size bottles. You may 49,
have a sample bottle - $500 $500
by mail free, also a Home of swampRoot
pamphlet telling all about Swamp-Root
including many of the thousands of testi-
monial letters received from sufferers
cured. In writing DIR. Kilnier & Co.,
Binghanton, \. ", be sure and mention
this paper. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swanp-Root,
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Binghamton, n. Y, on every
bottle.
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A. L. MCNEIL and s. P. Johnson, of
Chipley, Fla, were guests at the
Southern yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28

]. T. Hughes, OF Florala, spent yes
terday in the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28

by druggists, IN hftv-
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28

As degrees and the minimum 81 de-
grees- The average maximum for this
date is So degrees and the average
minimum 81 degrees.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-01-28

Among the visitors in town is w
H. Mercer of Chumuckla.
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Oseoe's|s llak favefsbIy O Labor
mas For Nes pfss6saey
Object to ptan to Nominate Him for
Governor Of illinois, and Desire Sup.
port Of Union Men-No Longer Sub.
ieet to labor's Call.

WASHINGTON, DC, May IS
The feeling OF the various State dele
cations In Congress toward placing
John Mitchell. the labor leader. on the
Democratic ticket this year has been
canvassed by Democratic leaders In
Washington during the last few days.
Mr.. Bryan, 1t Is said. looks with favor
upon the plan to put Mr. Mitchell on
the ticket as the nominee for Vice
President In the event MIR. Bryan
heads the ticket.
Some Of the friends Of Mr.. Mitchell,
1t was learned yesterday, have been
feeling out members OF Congress from
Illinois on the Democratic side as to
his availability as candidate FOR
governor of Illinois.
The suggestion that he be a guber'
material candidate is said by persons
who are said to be in the confidence OF
the labor leader not to be distastefui
, to him. He has spent much time in
Indiana in connection with his oficial
duties as president of the United
Mine Worwers of America. His head
quarters have been at Indianapolis. but
he has retained his legal residence IN
Illinois. The Democratic leaders as a
rule prefer to see him nominated for
Vice President rather than for COVER.
nor Of Illinois. They desire to avail
themselves of his popularity among
, the workingmen.
In view of the probable nomination
Of Secretary Taft. the Democrats ex,
pect to push the labor question to the
front in the campaign. The avowed
hostility OF the labor leaders to the
/ secretary because of his injunction5
In the Debs strike few years ago
; makes the Democrats bold to force the
fighting along that line.
Some surprise has been expressed
that Mr.. Mitchell consented to allow
the use of his name in connection
any office in view OF his oft-expressed
unwillingness to have anything to DE-
with politics. His status has changed
his friends explain. because OF his re
ilinquishment of all oficial connection
with the Mine Workers Union, and as
a private citizen he Is now free to en-
gage in any pursuits he may elec'
without being charged with using TIL
labor organization for political ends
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Local Baseball Games.

The North End nine and the
Newport News Athletics will cross
bats for the second time this season
on the North End diamond Saturday
afternoon. Tom Reynolds will twirl
for the former and Curry will pitch
for the latter. The North Enders
won the first game and they will
expect to take this match. The
Hampton and Fort Monroe Y. NJ.
c. A. will play at Hampton Satur'
day.
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5000 for q Pitcher.

NEW YORK. May 1s.-On good au-
thority It is learned that John r.
Bursh, owner OF the Giants, has made
an offer OF 5000 to the st. Louis
club for the release Of Raymond. a
pitcher. 1t is said the st. Louis
nine intends to dispose Of the ser.
vices Of some Of its pitchers. and
New York has put In an early offer
to obtain Raymond II the st. Louis
management will permit him to 20
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q not entirely free from disease. on
the bieh elevations fe~ers prevail.
while On the lower levels malaria Is
encountered to . greater or less ex'
tent. according to altitude. To over
come climate affections lassitude.
malaria. jaundice. bilIousness. fever
and ague. snd general debpity. the
most objective remedy Is Electric BIZ
ters, the great Alternative and blood
purifier: the antidote for every form.
Of bodily weakness. nervousness. and
insomnia Sold under guarantee ut
An Druggists. Price Soc.
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In The World OF Sports

troits hammered Chesbro for eight
hits and SIX runs In the second In
ming today and struck another, hit
ting streak in the eighth OF Doyle.
Score: R.H. E.
Detroit =. ;. :. 060 600 140-11 Is 4
New York -. 02O 100 1OO- 9
Batteries: Mullin and Schmidt:
Chesbro. Doyle. Newton and Klei-
nov. Time. 2:1O. Umpires, Hurst and
Evans.
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work In . subtle way. and II Is gen.
orally believed that the selection OF
Burrows was brought about from
two motiveA-the administration OF
punishment to the younger element OF
the Senate. which Ii led by beSer-
idge. and. secondly. for the purpose
of having the keynote" speech Oh
the convention OF the soft pedai va
riety.
Foraker 70 Lead Back Negroes
The "old heads" in the Republic
can organization are becoming pretty
thoroughly convinced that Secretary
Taft will be the nominee. The re-
markabie manuever In the senate
last week. when Senator FORAKER
changed front on inc
question and consented
to postponement until December OF
q vote ON his bill to reinSate the
negro troops, is taken 10
mean that Foraker recognizes TaItS
strength, and with his colleagues /"
now looking toward Republican sue
cess In November Senator FORAKER
and Brigadier General Burt. com
mander OF "Burt's Black Brigade
are regarded AZ the two men VINO can
lead the negroes Of the country oaeA
into the Republican party.
II ia believed that Senator Foraker
will take the stump and do everything
In his power to carry Ohio for Taft.
In payment for this It is UNDERSTOOD
that he will be elected Senator for
another term.
Tsst Men Are stayers.
In spite Of the fact that Tan mas
5si votes and seems assured OF the
for President. the con-
yention, when It assemblies In Chica-
20, will be heartily in favor OF Roos'
evelt II he will run. and at the same
time 1t will be a Taft convention. the
Taft delegates have for the most
part been chosen and instructed Tor
their staying powers. Maine. for In
stance, is not instructed. but pFactic'
ally every politician In Maine. inciua-
ing the two United States senators.
the Representatives In Congress. the
governor and former governors are
in favor Of the nomination OF TAFT.
Connecticut has 10 delegates instruct
cd for Taft. and four uninstructed.
but these four are for Taft as strong
~ as those who are bound by In
structions.
Massachusetts will probably cast
all It's 80 votes for Taft on the first
ballot.
Roosevelt the Dominant Figure.
And yet with all this Taft strength
crystalized under one leadership.
President Roosevelt looms larger than
ever on the political horizon. The
convention will with a great yearn-
ing desire him to be the candidate.
He will be the Idol Of that impressive
gathering. The congress OF the gov
errors at the White House has
brought him more conspicuously In
the public eye than at any period In
his six. years AZ President. except
when he settled the coal serike and
brought peace between Russia and
Japan. He does not expect that any
effort will be made to stampede the
convention at Chicago for him. Still.
when his bewildering personality
stampedes II governors In the East
Room OF the White House. Democrats
and Republicans alike. who can say
what might be expected at Chicago?
What seems to be perfectly clear
II that he will at least receive an
ovation. IN the Republican national
convention. which will be unparallel
a IN thu historv Of ReDublican mol
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Valued Same A. Gold.

B. G. Stewart. a merchant Of Ceda.
View. Miss. says: II tel my custo
mers when they buy a box Of DR.
Kings New Life Pills they get the
worth Of that much gold in weight. II
AFFLICTED With constipation. malaria OF
biliousness." Sold under guarantee
at An DRUGGISTS. &c.
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j s0|Delisa | blbski b To
Isullsi Senator'S
Deverid7s or Doliiver the Choice Of
The Younger Eiement--oid Timers
playing Politics In National Com
mittes 20 the Limit.

y jWA6k11N1lOIS, H. u, May 10
The selection Of Senator Julius c.
Burrows. Of Michigan. as the tenn
porary chairman OF the Republican
national convention at Chicago, which
81 to meet on June 16. Is received In
Washington as the political surprise
of the day.
Senator Burrows has been general
" classed with the old line reaction
ary element Of the Senate, and II
& understood here that his selection
WAS brought about largely through
that influence. 1t was generally be-
lieyed, that the temporary chairman.
ship would fall TO either Senator Rev.
eridge. OF indiana, or Senator Doll,-
yer. OF Iowa. both of whom are strong
Supporters Of the administration ana
both are eloquent speakers.
The temporary chairman Of the ma
tionAl convention Is called upon to
deliver q speech which shall sound
I the keynote Of the campaign. In
stde convention Of 1904, at Chicago.
Which nominated President Roosevelt
the temporary chairman was Hon.,
Buhu Root. whose speech furnished
~ text for the campaign which fol-
lowed. In the 1900 convention, q,
I Philadelphia. which nominated Pres
tdent Mckinley. the temporary
chairman was Senator Wolcott, Of
Colorado. whose speech was q mas
tsrplece Of oratory and the enunci-
satton o; Republican principles.
Senator Burrows is neither in the
sol1ss Of Root nor Wolcott as q speak
Ssr. and In the Senate he seldom par.
facipates In debate. He can make q
good speech when he wishes. but NJ
one around the capitol has looked
upon him as an orator. II Is under
stood that Senator Hale. Of Maine,
suggested Senator Burrows for the
chnirmAn. This led to the belief that
Senator Burrows was CHOSEN tor ,he
purpose Of Sitting down upon" Sen
s1tpe Beveridge and the younger ele.
fQ1snt In the Senate for their tighl
~ epuF battleships In that branch
Congress.
0lder Senators we're not willing t.
So1 Senator Beveridge to sound
~ keynote for the campaign ate,
- President had claimed victory
the battleship contest. Bsveridge
al that fight with the aid Of the
f(onGer element. Senator william
aen Smith, OF Michigan. colleague
ri nxrrows. Joined with Beveridge In
~ nght which the four battleshiI
opuoitioa precipitated against the
SGnate leadership, and even went &C
9 - 70 declare in open debate with
S61ftcA that the Senate should not
~ transsormed into . slaughter
sse's tor the wounding OF Beveridse
oAator Burrows spoke in favor OF
- two battlesh3p proposition. II
: - oue Of the few speeches he has
87nVered In recent years in the
nko, md Burrows lined up strong
$3.50 Tie Senate leaders and the
: prugram. The fear has been
ipased BY conservative Senators
- e Senator Beverage were cho
S0o temporary chairman he would
(np.A stroag reference to the Pres
~ bastieship program. This. u
lbG0d, would srouse the con-
- % . high pitch Of enthusiasm
nod place the elder element Of
s0ooase IN the position of having
- Tie President In . matter
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WANTED CUTTING FOOT.
power Lathe. 9. 10 or II inch. In
good, accurate condition. Give full
particulars and price. Address
"LATHE'' Daily Press. 5-19-2t.
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TED-OCCUPANT FUR A
bright, desirable room: also table
boarders. Apply 2910 West Ave.
6-10-6t
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National League

Results Yesterday.
Chicago Brooklyn. postponed.
Pittsburgh: Philadelphia. o.
st. Louis. !: Boston, 3.
Cincinnati, 8; New York, b.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
United States for the Eastern Dis
.trict- Of virginia:
CLARENCE II. W1LDES. Who sues
etc.
THE PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORA
TION OF VIRGINIA. ct ais,
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice. that pursuant to de
cretal order entered In the above en-
titled cause on the 30th.. dav Of April
1908. by the Honorable Edmund Wad
dill, Jr.. Judge. wherein the undersign
ed was directed to ascertain and re
port to the court:
First: An account Of tie assets Of
the defendant corporatios. whether
the same be real. personal q mixed
including all franchises and privilege.
held or controlled by the sid corpora
ton.
Second. An account Of the approx
innate value Of the assets OF the said
defendant corporation including fran
chises and privileges owned or con
trolled BY II.
Third. An account OF an debts
claims and demands q every charac
ter Whatsoever due and owing to the
said corporation with the appromox
innate value Of such claims and de
mands
Fourth. An account y MI liens
binding upon the assets q the said
corporation II any. their dienities snd
pgiogities. II any.
Fith. An account Of debts due and
owing by the said corporation Of every
kind cd character Whatsoever.
Sixth. An account Of the dealiaes
and transactions and rights and 1ta.
bilities Of the said defendant corpora.
ton with an persons interested IN the
dcsiRn. construction and erection Of
It's plant; the maintenance and opera-
ton Of It's business ana a9airs from
the time Of the formstioa Of the said
ccmpsry to the time Of the taking Of
this account.
I viii ct n O'Clock on Monday.
June Ist-. 1893. at ny once. rooms 90
ana eos Bank Of Hampton Building. IN
The City q Hampton. Virginia pro.
ceed 10 execute the said decretai 90.
Der and take mid accounts, nj which
time and place all persons interested
are notified TO b. present and make
cue proof % their Irrespective cisinss.
u for any reason the said inquiry spd
.e,ort shall not BE- completed On that
Oar, the same ~iIl be adjourned from
Car 10 day o. from time TO Tine af
he same place. o. ~ such other place
a. may BE- deemed advisable, unfh
conpsesed.
Nay .. 1Sea. "
WI. c. l. TAIlARE1RO.
SesoeL aeecaA, ~
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Games Today.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
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Southern leaaue Games.

Memphis, 4: Atlanta. 0.
Little Rock. 3; Nashville. 5.
New Orleans. S: Birmingham. 2.
Mobile-Postponed. rain.
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" PAYS.

When the dimpled baby's hungry.
what does the baby do?
1t doesn't lie serenely and merely
swee1y COO;
The hungry baby bellows with all its
little might
TIL some one gives II something to
curb It's appetite:
The infant with the bottle which
stills ito fretful cries
A lesson plainly teaches-It pays to
advertise.
The lamb lost on the hillside when
] darkness closes round
Stands not tn silence trembling and
waiting to be found:
lts p'aintive bleating echoes across
the wales and meads
Until the shepherd hears It, and.
hearing. kindly heeds:
And when its fears are ended. ~ On
J. his breast Il hes.'
The lamt has n2de this patent: II
pays to advertise.
Soe tSaI Suo Scut~ mSi0cu WIZ SOSsc
the bashful hoy
Assumes when In his presence Q man
ner that is COY;
She bushes snd abe trembles TIL he
perceives ut last,
And clasps her closely to him and
gladly holds her fast
And a he bends to kiss her and she
serenely signs.
This fact u demoastrated: Il pays
to advertise.
-Chicaeo Record Herald.
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Nr. Il Humphrey. Who owns
'arpe general store 1t Omen. O. and
h president 81 the Adams County
relepAooe Co. % we'll ~ % the Home
Telephone Co, q Pike County, O..
says Of Dr.. KiaG's New Discovery:
It saved ny ne ooce. At least
think u I'D. Il seemed TO reach the
spot-,be very seat n my cousA.-
~heu everything else failed" Dr..
Kings New Discovesy not only
reaches the cough SPOT: u heals The
sore spots and tie weak SPOTS tn
throat lungs and chest Sosd uuAer
guarantee ~ An Drveeists. Soc and
u.0o. Trial bosfie eree-
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One trouble about morals is they
always Keep getting In the way Of
your having q good time.
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Games Today.
Richmond at Danyille.
Roanoke at Lynchbufg.
Norfolk at Portsmouth,
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In Walking
Distance of
Where You
Live (: {: {: ::

You may frequently and a
wanted ad. opportunity" real
ly worth looking into
A few want ad. walks" about
} your Observation-Disclosures about
the city-may be healthful and
profitable to you.
A few street-car rides. for
the longer trips. will prove to
be really wise Investments for
your nickels-and half-hours.
, Once in a while YOU may be
too late" or the thing offered
may not quite appeal to you
but the same sort Of experience
, awaits you in all other busl'
ness affairs.
The point is: You are prob
ably taking it for granted that
It will not pay you to answer
} want ads. Instead Of doing
, that, test the matter as fairly
as you would test any other
|, business proposition. -
, And-whieh 10 irnportant-de
, not wait Unit. "sometine" to
BEalN the EXPERIMENT
ga
Observation-Disclosures
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washington. S; Chicago. l.
New York. s; Detroit. IL.
Boston. ): Cleveland. U.
Philadelphia. IL; st. Louie. III.
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Pirate, Beat Phniies at Last.

Pirates Beat Phniies At Last.
(By Associated Press)
! PlTTSBuRG, PA, May 1s.-Pitts'
hurp shut out Philadelphia today 2
10 O, The feature Of the game was
a running catch by Titus. In the
third inning.
Pittshurg :. -. 600 100 lVx-1
PHILADELPHIA :. 900 900 900 u
batteries: Camnitz and Gibson.
Richie and DOOM. Time. 1870. UNI.
pires, Klein and Rudderham.
Wild Pitching Gave Game TO eesson.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May IL. - LACK
Of control by Fromme and beeoe
In the first three innings gave hos
ton a lead that st. Louis could not
overcome. and the visitors won. 3
to I.
scora. R.H.E.
e. louis >. =. 90 900 0OO-l 10 2
BOSTON. :. =. :. $50 200 1913 10 o
batteries: Fromme. Beebe. Nc.
Glypn and Hostetter: Ferguson and
Bowerman and Ball. Time. 2:l4'
Umpire, Emslte.
70 the Woods Went Mathe~son.
(By Associated Press)
CINCINNATI, O.. May 18.-For the
| second time within three days Gin.
1 cinnati knocked Mathewson out OF
the box, his finish coming today IN
the seventh inning. when seven hits
Matted the locals Ave runs.
60. r. H. E.
Cincinnati :. :. DOL SVO SOx-9 10
Man York 10 OIL co.'s 8
Batteries: Shade and Schlie; Mat
hewson, Malarky and Bresnanan
Time, 2 hours. Umpire. ODay.
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WANTED.

WANTED-AGENT TO SELL SKAT
Soap in Newport News. Sells fast,
good profits. Write SKAT, Hart
ford Conn. Tu-Th-Sa-3t.
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LOST.

LOsT-ON Is. q OR 2sTH STREET
between Marshall and Washington
Ave-, Ladies' gold watch. Mono
gram, NJ f. S. Picture in case
Reward for return. MRS. c. H. Nc
DONALD, 743 9th st. 5-17-6t.
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ssccvrsS Ossseh WIN a lsse.
,By Associated PrsssJ
BOSTON. MASS, May lS-The 10
Gala broke their losing streak by
shutting out Cleveland today , to y.
Morgan was elective with men On
bases.
Score: n n r.
Cleveland 900 600 900 3 1
Boston :. :. :. 20 90 OH 1
batteries: Iiebhardt and Bemis'
Moran and Carrisan- Time, l:ss.
Umpire. O'LOushiin.
Oas Ptsehtns the Fsssvr~
lBy Associated PreooD
PHuADEl.PHIA. PA, May Is
In q game Al,ed with bad pitching
ana GOOD neldins ths home team 10
d.v defeated the 81. Louis American
by Il TO 10. Manager Mack used ave
pitchers. While the Browns tffse
three.
Score:
8. Louis :. ia 3le eee-io II 1
Pn,,adesphis Iel 7Is eso-iSl3 !
batteries: Petty, Dtpecs. Crtss and
speucer; Carter. Dygart Sekess.
Schustser. Maxwell. Schreck ana
Smith. Time. Ills. UDpires, Con-
molly and Essn- .
Is~S Ten . psEz's.
(By A0oe1nted lress1
WASHINGTON. Nay Iss-Huehes
uss q pusie 20 Chicago today. wash
inxso1 viunias s to l. The Visitors
used three pitchers. none cs WON
proved IN enigma 10 the 'cod bat
teri.
Score: n ~. o.
wsshiaxtca .. tn 90 oar 10 .
Chscssp =. =. Zoo 60 Isa-' j
Batteries: Hughes end warner,
walsh. A;frvck. Smith anA saIuyss-
TJue, i:5s. Uup,re. Seefsjaa-
csssbvS gssv ~ r;ssrl
NEW Y0ak. leay iA-TAe De
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Games To-day.
Detroit at New York
Chicago u Washington
Cleveland At Boston.
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Results Yesterday,

Portsmouth. 6; Norfolk. 4.
Lynchburg, 2; Roanoke. ;.
Danville. 4; Richmond. 2.
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WANTED-C COUPLE W1THOUc
children, to take furnished house
on Fifty-nfth street till September
Nominal rent. POWELL TRUST
co. 5.-d.
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LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts Of the city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
| CO., Hotel Warwick Building.
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- PERSONS DESIRING
pleasant rooms, modern improve
ments. Phone no. sss or csll 1so
Thirty-dfs street.
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Standing Of the CLUBS.
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WANTED-TO BUY, SELL OR TX
change, furniture and stoves. G. W.
LEWIS. 1503 Huntington avenue.
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ICE CREAM FREEZERS. LAWN
Mowers. Garden Plows. Rubber
Hose. Screens. GOODMAN'S HARD
WARE. jefferson. Ave. Citizens
Phone.
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FOR GALE.

FOR SALE-PAlR NEW "STEMP'
SEM Computing Counter Scales.
and one medium, size Iron Safe.
Prime condition. BOILING GRO
Gerry CO.. 5-l1-2t.
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NEWPORT NEWS DAIRY CO. rs
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OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
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OPEclAl ssoTlcG2
REGULAR MEALS sc. We ARE
going to establish q reputation Cot
. good meal. belmont LUNCH
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-19

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