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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-19
TALK OF THE TOWN
Local Happenings Terseiy Told for Busy
Readera

John McIver went to Bartlett, n. H.
yesterday TO visit relatives.
5. S. Sargent returned last evening
from a weeks visit in Ludlow.
Regular meeting NJ w. Of A., Wed.
nesday, August 10Th at 1890 P. m.
Mrs. I. G. carswell went TO Brad
ford this morning for visit with rela'
tiyes.
George L. Fox of Boston arrived in
the city last evening for visit with
friends.
G. c. Richardson and J, w. Lamson
went TO Burlington this morning on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Bisbcc returned
yesterday from few days outing at
Lake Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown went to
Burlington and Ninooski yesterday to
visit relatives.
Alex. Alackic and family returned
yesterday from weeks outing at
Hiqhgate Springs.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Griggs went to
Mortified this morning for few days
visit with friends.
Mrs. Peter Emslie and children went
to st. Johnsbury today for a few days
visit with relatives.
c. j. Nlmgeon, who has been visit
ing his brother, George, returned to his
home in Burlington yesterday.
The 4 S. W.. ", will have Corn
Roast this Wednesday evening at Geo.
Richardson's Take the T;l5 car.
Mrs. c. b. Gladding went to Plain.
field this morning for visit at the
home Of her father Clinton Cutler.
Found-At the Harris Book store q
good second hand organ in piano case.
VIII sell cheap. Baiieys Music Rooms.
Bricklayers and sIasons meeting
,, Thursday evening in Painters hail at
1880 o'clock. A full attendance request
ed
A special meeting Of the Vermont
Football League will be held after the
benefit game tonight. BY order OF Presi-
dent, J. ID. Win.
Mrs. s. c. Cronk and daughter Of
Toronto. who have been visiting rea.
tres in Barre Town, left yesterday for
Old Orchard Beach Maine.
J. w. Vaughan left today for ten
days vacation which will include a
water trip from Montreal and Quebec
and other points q Canada.
Il. II. Hooker of South Ryegste Is
ticket agent at the Wells River depot
curing the absence Of G. 7. Southgate
Who il away on two weeks vacation.
u. II. Iavcry went to Burlington this
Iaorning to visit Mrs. l.ayery at the
Fanny Allen hospital. Her condition
continues to improve as rapidly as ex-
pectcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Warren Of
Fromsburg Mont, and Miss Esther
Benjamin Of Hardwick are visiting Mr..
Narens sister, Mrs Byron Num- of
Allen street.
Demenica % corrente dale 10 ale II
q. ~. terranno Il loro meeting in casa
G. Card, No. Center street. per prem
deere yisiore del rendiconto della festor
hoscareccior.
There will be benefit foot ball
match at the Rangers grounds on We'd
nesday night at $500 between two SCI
lected teams Committees and others
selling tickets please meet after the
match.
r. Il. CrandaIl Post, G. 4. r., was the
possession Of two volumes Of an Illus
trated work entitled "The Soldier in
our Civil War Volume OF this work
has been leaned out sometime and the
| Post Is now unable to locate it. As its
return il very much desired will the
person who has it please take it to
Comrade L. Ii. Thiuson, On notify him !!
The book is maraceo bound and is II K
| II inches in size.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-19
b.
Mothers Bread.


"a Pound Of Butter in Every
Loaf" While this is not actually the
fact, il was one grocers way OF ex-
pressing himself to his customers in
recommending the Union Bakery
Mothers Bread.
The bread that's so good that it's
almost unnecessary TO use butter on Il.
You haven't had the incest bread
baked on your table until you've had
loaf OF Mothers Bread wrapped di-
rect from the oven in sanitary waxed
paper
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-19
wEBSTERvILLE

There will be a corn roast at Hugh
Bancroft's on Friday evening, Aug q,
for the benefit of the Episcopal fund.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
Whole bill 25c. All cordially invited.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-08-19
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1908.
Weather Prediction.

Fair 20 night and collier IN Vermont
Thursday, fair and somewhat cooler
light westerly to northwesterly winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
MUSIC OF BENEFIT TO SICK.
No Doubt That Sweet Sounds Have
Good Effect on Nerves.

IN the Berlin charity hospital. on
every Sunday. in the afternoon, con-
certs are given for the benefit OF the
patients. The good effects OF the
music arc said to be extraordinary.
The British Medical Journal recalls
that = st. Cecilia guild was founded
In London some Is years ago on tho
initiative Of the late Rev. Frederick
XIII Hartford, then minor canon OF
Westminster. The movement was
supported by some prominent persons,
among whom was Sir Andrew clark,
and its efforts in few hospitals and
workhouse infirmaries were watched
with a certain amount OF languid IN
terest by a few members Of the med
ical profession But the enterprise
came to nothing Our medical con-
temporary thinks II pity that tho
st. Cecilia guild was allowed to die,
and says II might be worth while APP
plying the experimental method to the
determination OF the effects OF music
on the circulation and on the nervous
system, and thus indirectly on other
functions OF the body. in more serl-
Gus and systematic way than has yet
been done.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Dene-HoIes in England.

A large group Of the singular exca-
vations known as dene-holes was re-
Gently discovered in the forest be-
tween Woolwich and Firth. Their po-
sitions were indicated by cup-like de-
pressions in the ground. Two OF the
holes have been explored. Each pos
sesses circular shaft about three
feet in diameter. with holes in the
sides, apparently intended for the sup
port of ladders. The holes run down
about so feet through earth. then pass
through four or five feet Of chalk. and
expand into caSrns IS feet in height.
Each cavern has six chambers,
grouped radially round the bottom OF
the central shaft This is the ordinary
arrangement found in dene-holes.
which have been thought by archeolo-
gists to be secret receptacles for the
storage of grain used about the time
Of the Roman occupation OF Britain.
or earlier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
BEECH TREES AND LIGHTNING.
Wrong Belief as to Safety during .
Thunderstorm.

A widespread belief is that during
a thunderstorm safety may be fohnd
under a beech tree. and that the dan
ger from lightning is Is times as
great under Il rcsinOus tree ana ~
times as great under an oak. Or. "A.
w. Borthwick. the British naturalist.
finds this view to be entirely without
foundation. The beech is not avoided
by lightning. which selects one species
as readily as another, but the taller
trees in the neighbCrhoOd appear to
be the ones liable to he struck. The
effects Of lightning also are common
~ misunderstood. The cells of tree
are not ruptured or torn by the for
nation Of steam, as so often stated.
but they collapse, or shrink up. with
out tearing. The roots seem to e.
cape damage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
COMMENCEMENT NUMBER
OF HfGH SCHOOL STUDENT
LARGEST and Most Attractive Issue of
the Clcver Little School
MONTHLY.

The COmn!cnCenr mt number of the
High School Student, the popular lit
tie monthly published by the Newport
News High School Literary Society.
has just been issued. This is the
largest and most attractive number
of the Student that has yet lrcn pub
lished. containing about 10 pages Of
reading matter.
The Student has a very unique and
pretty cover design drawn by Ernt st
Shaffer. OF the High school class of
190l0. Among the contents of the
ISSUE are: "A Dream of the Storm.
a poem by Miss Agnes Walker. of the
class Of 'O3; "Tha Wonderful City"
poem by Percy Hamilton. of the
class CT 'OS; "A Fortunate Accident"
a fiction story by Miss Sallie Vann.
of the class of '9S: The Scientist -
story by Fl. p c.. of the class of
'0S: "Arthur's transformation 4
story by |. c. NJ, of the class of 'oS:
I Effects Require Causes. an essay
by Miss Ami Cooke of the class of
; '0S: The Onward March Of the Land
of the Stars and Bars. an essay by
Lucicn Hall of the class of 'GS:
'Gradus Gradu," an essay by Miss
Haze! Weaver: of The class Of '0S:
Lift in the Canal Zone" an essay by
s. c. C., Of the class of '0S: The
NJ rade." an essay by Miss Evelyn J.
Harrison. of the class ef 10.
Besides these poems, essays and
stories, the number contains an
alumni department., athletic depart
mcnt, exchange department and many
Interesting school notes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Few Hotel KEYS Returned.

We'll. there's the first one In
long while" said the hotel clerk. as
the postman slapped down the mail
on the desk.
The first WHAT" asked the guest.
THE first key we've got back in .
long time" replied the man behind the
counter. as he picked up the key.
with stamp affixed to the big tag on
It. You know they take them away
all the time and We have tags made
with a direction printed thereon to
stick on a stamp and they'll come
back to US. But guess that the per
centage Of returns is small.
Almost no one takes away a key
with the intention Of stealing II. but
some folks keep them as souvenirs
when once they get them home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Stores Of nsgers Bros. and Elias
Psgsef Entered.
Fortunately Only Small Change Had
Been Left, and the Robbers Got
TroubIe-Rear Window Opened.

Thieves entered Meyers Brothers
department store and Elias P.yaer 3
clothing establishment some time We'd
Dcsday night and rihcd the cash regis
tors at both places. Fortunately only
small change had been left IN the
registers, and the amount taken from
each place amounted to about five dol
lars. As far as thc proprctOrs know
at This time. the robbers took nothing
in addition TO tn" cash except small
toy bank from the department store.
The toy was placed on the porch OF
the residence of Mr.. John Sheldon
JCnes. on Twcnty-cishth street. which
the thieves had tn pass in leaving The
rear Of the stores.
The police dcDartmc was not flied
yesterday morning, and detectives
are working on the case. As far a
Is known. however. no clue to the
Identity of the thieves has been dis
covered.
The stores were entered by way OF
back windows. which wera priced
omen. A wide alley. running from
Twcnty-sev' nth to Twcnty.ciShth
street. in the rear Of the buildings
gave the robbers ample opportunity
TO do their work without fear of in
terruptiCn Police officers patrOlling
Washington avenue in front az the
places of business would not have had
their attctinn attracted unless the
operations in the alley had been I'M
Only noisy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
(nlCACO,s MAYOR QUIETLY
MARRIED on April 29.
Iyen the immediat" Relatives Of Mr.
osose Were Not Notified Of the
Event

CHICAGO. II l.. June The infor
nation bccsm' p~biiC tCdav that
Mayor Fred a. Bussc was married rn
Aprii - TO MI josephine lie oi
this city. The ccrCm'n.. wa, y rform
ed by Judge Thcudorr Brcntano
Thee were only Eve pr .Ons pres nj
Ut the time Of IN marriage. Unusual
steps were taken 'c keep the story
quft and even the immediate rSI.-
lives Of the msvnr W re- not informed
Of his marriaS. Mrs BuSS~ Is one
q three sisters. all of whom were
.eft q conSid,--ahir fortune by their
nothsr.
Nayor Bu a." and his e. havs been
friends for the last -cvu Y .arS.
The wedding tcDk Tllcc in the
cAamhvrs II JGig" Brruiano. and
ufser breakfast al n aTfy hotel.
In. B-ssr 'Hrn-d IN her apart,
Rcots AZ the Plaza hu'"i white Tha
0ayor ressm"d work In hts rficc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
lOClAIs FIRE LAST
euM Of THE CAMPAIGN
IL Open Ar RsIg at Wash'g'
lon Avenue spd twenty
!. lIDlh Street.
.3N hears 5000 SPEECHES
cot. jones, the Party Nominee for
Mayor, Capt. Berkeley and Mr.. Eel
oowss Present the Situat on to Vot'
ers-Party Principles and Local
Issues Disc used.

As far as public meetings are con
cerned. the municipal campaign Is
over, the L, movrats having urea
their last gun with fine open AR
rally at the corner "f Washington
Avenue and Twenty-ninth street last
night The Republicans hay. hril no
meetings, and IL is understood they
viii hold none.
A crowd of about 500 people gath
e-ef onsthe vacant property at WaSh-
inRton avenr and Twenty ninth
Utreet TO hear the D@mocratic
speakers last night. The North End
I IRE cCmpany's band gave street pa
rade, AMI furnish d music for the
occasion.
Justice r. Il. Scmmes presided and
1ntrOduced the speakers, who were
Captain c. c. Bcrkel y. Mr.. c. X.
Fellows and Col. Marquis Jones. The
PARTY nominee for mayor. Col. Jones
wiz presented as the man wh0 I'M
Qnestionabiy will be tn next mayor
yof Newport News"
All of the speeches were good. and
tint Of Captain Berkeley was an ex-
'Cs1tionally strong argument for Col,
Innes. Captain berkeley declared
s1hAt there was not word I" m'
ae5d against the Republican nominse.
n. Read, but that on tn other hand.
10 man could say anything against
.the Democratic nominee, and laying
Iaxide all question of party and prt
mary pledges, there was no reason
80 man should vote against co.,
,1n6koa In favor Of Mr.. r ad. !
s. NJ. Fellows, and. in fact, all three
o6akers, dweit upon the fact { MAI
lfre than 900 of the voters Of the
v1Io number but little orsf l.
6tesi In the Democratic primary
~, therefore. pledged to sup-
He Democratic nominee.
~ Jones spoke AT some iepgth.
sassaS Democratic principles ana
I'D issues. Referring to the OFT
xpSeated Republican argument that
m esected mayor Mr.. Read will have
l6fNeuee ut washington. he said that
h did not think the mayor of New
Euft News would have Sr at deal
ef influence at Washington even if tn"
Repablicans should remain in power
hstionally. and that he hcli"vcl that
after the mex. election there would
n NO one In Washington fo- Re
puh3ican to pail
In concluding. Col. Jones declared
that II a thousand Democrats nj
lowed themselves 20 I've beaten by
1Aou} three hundred Republicans. they
doserxei refcat.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Y. N. n. 4. CAMPAiGERs
NAVE FINISHED WORK
Thousand Dollars is Practically in
Hand, and Benefit Matinee To-
day Wdi Complete Fund.

When the receipts for the benefit
performance at the Academy %: Muse
had been countld last night. Chair
man Harry Rcyber, Of the Y. " II. y.
subscription campaign committee.
found that less than $50 was needed
TO compete the d sired fund Of 81
saa. Manager Booker agreed to make
tosIay's matinee bennett perform
ancs ami this practically Put an end
[, the committees work. II i regard
cd as a certainty that IN" receipts
from the matinee will h!inc the total
UP 10 $f.oee.
Tho result OF last nights benefit
Sas moe than satisfactory Large
ausieuccs attended both performances
and more than coo tickets were dis
royei of BY the commit enen in ad
di,.cu TO those sold n the hIx of CT.
The campaign has hs'on Success
fr IN the start and ih,' few commit
,cen N who have accomplished the
work will have a gratifying report
70 make when the N"unE NcR'S He
brew Aysociatson m"v'is again Chair.
man Reyaer sal "a; n.-h; ihr; mt
a single man Approach / fir cor.
,r;hutica bal rcTu I'D 80 give
Mis- Hannah Rris."Id ~ the In
dies. Auxiliary. * IN char=r Of the
,rsrsrmcuts fIr The nIaiInc. ben
eft today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
$4,000 a Pound.

Snake venom has proved 30 useful
to medical science that the collecting
Ct it is fast dcyk Looping into a recog-
niz0d business. .-..--
, Sold by weight. 1t fetches a higher
price than any of the, precious met
abs. the market price working out at
about GG.Oao per pound-trov. And
when orr considers how dangerous
and difficult 1t is 20 ol:ain the venom
these prices arc easily understood.
The snakes must he captured alive.
TO do So many hunters catch the re
ulcs with their hands. holding their
slippery prcy firmly till 'hG pcison is
deposited in a bag or box.
Sometimes the entire poison sac Is
cut out. The. OPP rator LAYS open the
snakes heal. and. having dctach 4
the sac. seals II up until required.
Other operators irriiat the reptile.
causing il to bite through india rub
ter hands. and deposit the poison on
Il glass plate below A ycnomouS
snake has two poison fangs i'm the up
rer jaw. ard when goadsd it D;erces
The india rubber. and pcurs its two
dreams Of poison upon the glass
plat.
The poison IL afr rward scraped to-
cciher and placed i'm Theoretically
scaled pitfalls.
The operators work. as may be inn
aSincd. is often more dang rouS than
that Of the con ctor
4 full grown snake seldom elects
more than one Srair-troy weight
Ct poison at a bite: so, while the
market pric is high. IL takes some
carning-Answrrs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Killed ev Order.

Manners makTth man." said an
Old philosopher. but sometimes man'
rers. in the form Of etiquette, has
done the oppoSitS and Killed man.
a forurr Queen of Siam was VIC
tim to the strict ruio that her p rsnn
was sacred. While GrnbaTkinG en- her
state barge she had the misfcrtuns 20
fall into the water
Her royal husband was not therr.
so no one could save her. For a
coart oficial. how SCr high his sta
ton, TO Law bands on her wcul,is have
rem sscrilcEe. Sc the poor won an
was left to drown. Thc onlnkcrs en-
they were doing everything for m
tcgt. Cnart c,iqucttc vas bring strict
" Observed. And. in due coGrS'. tn"
Que ms demise was deeply nCurpcL
The present King of Spain fignrci
In similar affair. Wh-n small
boy. be was rlayirg in the place a;
Madrid, VIII be slipped ard fill head
iuag down a rsrtic staircase. fsut Tor
~, intervention of foo'man. h.
must inevitably have bcsn kiIlch.
Instead Of that. the footman suffer
cd. lie had laid Ms hand On biz
monarch. 50 h vas dismissed IN di.s
grace
The One dovaEcr prov q 4 frr
him BY fading him other cmpluymciI;
but she coaId ROT avert tn VEuish
mont inflicted On him frT saving her
sons DC Answer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

That the sea has no favorites. nei-
Their regard for vessels whose names
might be supposed to entitle them to
special consideration. is shown by the
fact that during the last year the fol-
lowinS-named vessels were lost: The
A-changels. Guardian Angel, Galilee.
and Leo XII. The r. p. Chase was
wrecked on a reef in Maine called
Jordan's Delight. the Ohio was lost in
Port Safety, the Dart struck on
Holy Island. and two vessels Of the
name Of Glad Tidings were wrecked
The following ships were burned at
sea: Thorn Hill. Silver Ship. Mf!os-
Thistle. Sophia. For,aaatus and Tai:u
Maru.-Marine Journal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Not All hawks Chicken Thieves.

The hawks have as bad a reputation
rs the crows. and all hawks are called
"hen-hawSs" by those who are ig-
norant q. what they do live on. but
the majority Of the hawks do not live
on poultry. by any meaSs. A great
many of them live On insects. and
micr form a large item In their bill OF
fare.
The sparrow hawk is the one tina; Is
60 blame tor the hard name given 70
his brethren. and u Is he who siils
the chickens and hens. When hard
pressed for food other hawks rarely
nav carry away q hen O. chicssn,
but this T. the extreme rather tksn
the average case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

re menf 81 commerce and labor AZ
Washington.
yhis scuSAs was taken by the direc-
tiB e. tho department: To asc rtain
tic uunI.er Of aI'ens confined IN the
vSgipis institutions. Such alien in
M cs who have entered this country
within tue past three years. vii he
$ nj b~rs In the coaH,rr.s from which
They came 10 America.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
CAPT. WHtIAMS FINISHES
TAKING CENSUS or ALIENS
Report Upon Foreign psUocrs. Luna
tics snd crirnm'nsis IN Virginia
Goes TO Washington.

Having compi ed the ccuSHs 81 tho
aliens ccnfn'd in the public hosp
tsiS. aIushcuscS. asvIumSs and prnal
iayiHmions q virginia. Captain .. "
Williams. immigration inspector At this
pusI. has returned hcm". fIc ~as
assisicd in ~ wors By Inspector
Williams. o. the Norfoik bur-aa. The
rcpcrts ~ the Inspectors have ben
%. pared and forwarded 60 the de-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
No Evidence Against The m.

In tn" police court yesterday. w. ID.
Grim.s and John Ferguson. the young
men from Norfolk who were arrested
here several days agO after they had
been seen selling new pocket knives,
were DISCHARGED. The knives sold
by the Young men bore The mark oi
a Richmond hardware company. but
the polio could learn nothing con
corning a robbS ~ In Richmond
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

Mrs. NJ. Wfllsey, of Albany, n. Y.
who has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. John c. Gregory. on Twenty
sixth street, has gone to Brooklyn,
n. Y, where she will visi, relatives
before returning home.
Miss Hattie Rogers will leave today
for her home In King William count y
after spending two months with rela-
'iVes and friends in this city and Nor,
folk.
Miss Helen Crawford, of Lee Hall.
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edwin Shu,
mate In this city.
Miss Carrie Jones. OF blackstone. is
visiting Mrs, q. H. Summons, on
Tweu'y-sixta street.
Miss Helen Kaier left yesterday for
a visit to friendS In West Virginia.
Mrs. Paul Davis VIII leave this week
for Altoona, Pa. to join her husband
after spending two months here with
MIR. and Mrs. J. Wilmer Davis. Ia
Twenty.eiehth street.
Mr. w. J. Parks has returned To
his home In Richmond after a visit 10
friends here.
Miss Ida v. Hass"ll. who gradual d
ut the state Normal school this year
is at nome to spend tn" SUNNI r with
her mother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Pipe and cissrette.

A cigarette is especially devised fof
fitting nicotine into the mouth. but ap-
plies the poison 90 fnsiaionsiy thai u
Is unfcIt The punisha,enf would sptly
~ the crime ~ every boy found Gig
arctic smoking were cornpslicd TO
smoke Q new oIsy pipe hilcd with
strong iotaccc. Such homeopathic
treatment would b the most eizeeuvR
6 eurs@ }
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

TT. Cizrcrce rr-'"r Icr"S returned
n.uc " sfrrdsv g. ~ :rip 10 Ch1ca.
GO and piffShIrC - Chicago NJ.
Jones sfterdcd ~ Sunrll convention
Of the ArrcTicsn " djcHI Suric'y. and
read a rap~r. ard - TittshuTg he ~
s~rSed the Am rtraa NSs"cia'iun of
Ear More aud ~ ST--riaitsts,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
a 81 p e-Imcr,. conds,oo.

NV yort Jon =. Thr~ugtou' the
Say q ". y E"lm~Ht Wavrrcd Re
tween iif. and o. afh ~ Nis hotu- N
H.arx' al. T. J. with hil fri~n IS
both a.pr~h~usi.n rhrf his iInrs
mixht taxi fatal irrr ~ any mDmcr'
ana bsp--fui al the psSEaSc r. zach
brws ;ssf The patient might vet show
sGgps % recovery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Rev. W. 0. se.vensmp, Herr.

Rev. ". " Bcaachsmp. formerly
pasicr of Trinity Methodist church.
but nov pastor Of LcJisviile. KY
church. IL visiting friends in the city.
Rev. ecauchsnp will occupy he pub
pi, az Trinity church SUNDAY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
Conn 20 Germany.

, ~ G. orge LoShc and tao chiIJ7gs
%54 leave Ecxt ur"urh for Germany
- Visit Mr.. iosh"'S mfS~r. who has
- IN III h"ailh for SoInc tine.
~ viii sail from Nv York on
~ 2 on ono II III" North C rman
Lid Lsnc yicamhsipS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
To Yake Ouf int spot.

TIE Juice cf lemon viii take ont q
fresh ink spot Muristic acid VIII re,
move the stain from the hardwood
floor. sir the crystals os the sf.nt.
drip wafer on sntil saturated. keep
vet and after a while take gp With .
spoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06

Mr.. L. A. Meyers has returned from
IA business trip to Northern cities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-06
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