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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22

HORSES TO FEED DURING WINTER;
good hay and shelter. Odell & Schoppe.
Woods Cross. bSSp
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! UNITED WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
stock wanted Il price is satisfactory:
state number OF shares and whether
stamped or unstamped. and lowest price
for same. Z. J. 1lackcy, 1888 Champa
street. Denver, Colo. h279i
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DIAMoNps, WATCHES & JEwELRY

OUR HOLIDAY STOCK. is COMPLETE. u
You can select a watch or diamond Tor
yourself or TO present as a SIL anu gaS
a little now or then, Ctah Je"SI'y 80; 80;
323 So. Main st. u- .o+
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OSTRICH PLuMEs CLEANED

CTTpIED SEAL SKIN COATS RE.
dyed. I. "A. Carter Fur Co" ~ w. lsI
South. -
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SALESAIEN FOR GUARANTEED, USED
automobiles. Al prices. Cars rebuilt
and guaranteed lie new by manufactur-
ers. High commission, Great oppor-
unity. Auto Clearing House, 2io Michi-
gan ave, Chicago. h2S0i
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TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - WE
have storage room at No Ib1 South
State street for Is automobiles. Arrange
ments can be made by calling on the Con-
soEdated Wagon and Machine Co.. $50
South State. hf109
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WANTED-A LADY'S TICKET FOR
Colorado. Denver via Leadville. Phone
OCH roteSl Su ht19
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WE PAY THE, HIGHEST PRICE FOR
Furniture Co.. s15 State s. 9Ss-K f2is7
las block aa1sa
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hhuns Want Ads
VOL. Ind. phone 36o-34s.
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YOUR FURNITURE. WHEN IT NEE0s
reupholstering. Samples and estinatcs
on re39est, Phones S2s9. s. L. Mattress
otiu 3"i6s 20 d7hA
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HOUSEKEEPERS' LABOR-SAVING
conveniences and novelty kitchen uten-
slls; good pay Apply at Novelty Utility
Agency. at II So w. Temple, e3l2o
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FIVE-ROOM FLAT. FURNISHED. TO
a'f, h1935
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MEN WANTED QUICKLY BY BIG
Chicago mall order house 20 distribute
catalogues: advertise; S25 weekly; $50
expense allowance. Manager. dept. 81.
$50 Wabash ave. Chicago. h279S
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AGENTS, WE HAVE CORNERED
greatest money-malslng proposition In
this country. first starting In each town
have monopoly. Certificate worth S. free.
Hull, 204 Franklin street. New York.
hIl9l
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MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK-GOOD
furniture S-room. mod. house. close In,
east side; @ stylish place: furniture cost
over $1,000 will consider any reasonab BILE
offer. Newcomb. r. 4l4 Tribune bldg,
Ind phone 1876 h3003
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYERs

BIRD coWAN CO..
80 W. AS x1o50
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CONTRACTORS

SEE Us BEFORE LETTING IouE
work An kinds Of plasteTRlns Rnsrs sn9 9,ds re-
ppSrtractors., Ind. phone I0G25. RESIDENCE;
1905 Indiana ave. sooo
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EDUCATIONAL

~ Ll9EiN"' h3olC
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START A MAIL ORDER BUSINESS:
we furnish everything necessary; only
fow dollars required; new plan, success
certain; costs nothing 10 investigate.
Milburn- Hicks, Chicago. h3024
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WANTED. BY MARRIED COUPLE,
suite OF rooms and board in modern pri~
vate home: must be close In; best OF ref
eTelces required and given. Address J-43
Tribune. hlS3S
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WANTED

Lady TO GIVE LESSONS To n
20 Hlees ees eoys In English language.
-io CO. h25<S
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED COOK.
az Virginia hotel Ogden. Utah: refer
ences required. h1S00
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AGENTS-OUR HAND MADE DOUBLE
and triple weave gas mantels are what
you are looking for. They give a bright
er light, and with equal care viii outlast
half dozen OF the eastern makes, cost
Ing double, Prices, Is TO S5 cents. Send
stamp for our liberal offer. Western
Supply Co., Rldgway. Colo. h2S0l
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2 LEASES FOR SALE: GROUND
floor Newhouse sky scrapers. Address
r %. Tribune. h2557
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ONE OF THE BEST SALOON PROP
os!tions II the city for the money: a
coming location. Price S2400. Come and
get particulars. Newcomb. r. 4l4 Trib-
une bldg. Ind. 126. h3003
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HERE is SPLENDID BUY. FURNI-
ture and long lease 40-room European
hotel; crowded full all the time; will
clear 5000 mo Price $500. $4,000 down,
bal. $50 per mo. Newconlb. r. Ala Trib-
une bldg. h3003
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$50 WEEKLY AND INDEPENDENCE
100 improved Hilo peanut machines will
make you S2500 per year. and will not
Interfere with your other work. Cost
$1,000 cash or $1,000 on time payments. OF
which S375 must be cash. Hilo Cum Co,
(inc.). 127 Market street, Chicago. Ill.
h3S0O
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MILLINERY PARLOR

LARGE STOCK OF TRIMMED HATS At
reduced prices. old work made over. rea-
sonahle prices. 451 SO. Main. h30i9
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AGENTS-ALAKE S103.5o PER MONTH
selling wonderful self sharpening, pat
ented scissors and cutlery. V. z. G!eb-
ner sold % pairs in hours. made si3:
you can do II. we show how: free outfit
Thomas Mfg. Co.. 5l3 Fourth st, Dayton.
Ohio. hoS0S
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AGENTS WANTED TO BECOME OUR
representatives. taking orders for our
fine line OF custom made suits, trousers
and overcoats. Spring line now ready.
Large line OF samples arranged In On at
tractive manner furnished here. SO l-S
per cent commission. Write for further
Information and territory. Warrington
Worsted and Woolen Mills. Dept g. lis
Adams street, Chicago. h2Sl3
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week selling first practical. standard.
two-hand keyboard. visible writing. port
able sl5 typewriter ever sold. Does work
like S10O machines. Everybody wants one.
Big profits, easy sales. exclusive terri
tory. Get full particulars at once from
Dept L. T, JUNIOR TYPEWRITER CO,
33l Broadway ~ Y. hl202
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AGENTS-s300 EVERY MONTH SURE
selling our wonderful eight-piece
kitchen set; send for sworn statement OF
S12 daily profit; OUTFIT free Thomas Mfg.
Co, 513 Jefferson ST., Dayton. Ohio.
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J. K. NEwCOMB.

EUROPEAN HOTEL IN COMING LO-
cation; furniture and long lease So rms ;
hot and cold water In every room. %
baths. steam heat Landlord win furnish
all rooms for acceptable tenant Don't
fail to investigate this at once. ] have
the exclusive agency. Newcomb, r 414.
Tribune bldg. Ind. phone 126. h2l96
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FEW HUNDRED SHARES OF
treasury stock IL new electrical COM
pany for sale. = good Investment In
vestgate. ho9Qi
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THOROUGHBRED MALE AND FE-
male cocker spaniels for sale. $50 b;
3rd So. Ant Nv. l, hiss
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AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE 4
line OF post cards; splendid money
making proposItlon 500 cards free for
sample. The Hillson Co., il0 Broad st.
Boston Mass h2795
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In an Office business making $500 q
week. Don't answer unless you're pre-
pared 10 get down and dig, mean bus!-
ness and have $1,000; bank references.
Answer Monday. R-5S. Tribune. h30i2
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A GOOD GIRL COOK. APPLY $50 EAST
md SO. h2407
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MANUFACTURING JEwELER- 131 SO.
Main ST. L. j. Left, h240t
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AGENTS, WE REVEAL SECRET HOW
TO start new enterprise: exclusive con-
troll, credit allowed: $500 certificate free
10 any one answering this advertisement.
Hull. 206 Franklin street. New York.
h2Sl2
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YOUNG MAN WITH FEW THOUSAND
dollars wants 70 purchase some paying
business or enter as partner. R-59.
Tribune. h3074
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TO BUY, TWO TEAMS, YOUNG. ME-
dium sized mules. / X L Furniture &
Carpet Installmant Co. hle17
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PATTERN MAKERS WANTED AT THE
Warm Spring Foundry Co. h23S9
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AGENTS-ARE YOU AN AGENT? DO
you want 10 be an agent? Do you want
10 make money in your spare time. or
get into q permanent business? Send for
free copy OF this months Thomas
Agent" Read about new agency PROPOSE
tions, new plans and sure money making
pointers, and experiences OF thousands
OF successful agents. II already an agent,
state what you are now selling. Address
today-Thomas Agent. 446 Wayne ave.
Dayton, Ohio. h2S07
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CAPITAL FURNISHED.
Industrial. manufacturing, mining, OIL
gas and railway stock and bond Issues
sold direct 10 investors. commission basis
Samuel Graham & Co.. selling brokers.
Montreal. Canada hl19o
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NICELY FURNISHED FLAT FOR 4
months. no children. must be well fur
nished and modern, Address R-35. Trib-
uas. ho14a
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

Girl. FOR FAMILY OF TWO; MUST
understand cooking: references re-
quired; 81 per week; good home 80 D
street h265
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LADIES WHO USE ANTISEPTIC TAB
let's Will Gud our antiseptic support
tories much plcasanter and safer TO use.
No water needed. 95c package by mall.
Srerns- HolllnShcad CO. $50 Chamber OF
Commerce, Portland, Oregon, hl2OG
MARRIAGE PAPER; INCORPORATED:
1000 members worth $500 20 100000;
paper l0c sealed. y. L. Love. Box 1900.
Denver. Colo. h-SOS
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ALL KINDS SECOND-UhNI, CI 1,,,,,
ing, trunks. vallses; best prices oaId 90
SSnnns SSSS,,nerS,ai s1ai St Reply by postal card,
4OhSo cs'ls
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class family, by lady thoroughly edu-
Gated In English, German and French
and willing 10 be generally useful nne
seamstress. Address Mrs. J. e. French
Hotel Manitou. city. h2SS7
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID Fop rpON
oIass, rags. bottles, rubber. conner. etc
Sso Ssah Junk Co. $40 So. Atm west. Phone
ste' x307
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CHIMNEY SWEEP

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Leave orders Druehl &
Franken Drug Store. Both phones 100.
g32aG
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-PARTY WITH $4,000 TO $4,000
to finish financing o. 81. 900 proposition
that Will clear $1,000 per month: will give
On interest or u per cent for the loan,
and a position II desired. J-9. Tribune.
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GIRLS WANTED IN ALL DEPART
nnents, markers and sorters, at once
good wages; steady Job. Troy laundry. Po-
catello. Ida, h2633
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CAPITAL FURNISHED. INDUSTRIAL.
manufacturing. mining, oil, gas and
railway stock and bond issues sold di-
rect TO investors: commission basis. Sam
uel Graham 6 Co. selling brokers &c
Sacrament street, Montreal Canada.
h2sos
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06
Mr.. cuthriei at East Hampton.

Mr. and Mrs. Cuthriell will prcsen;
Three Weeks In the Biue Ridge
With Tom, Dick and Harry" al East
Hampton Methodist church tonight
for benefit OF Methodist church. Ad
mission. l3c u.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06
WILL. WORK FOR model
SCHOOL" IN COUNTY.
HAMPTON Educational Association
Pledges Support 10 Ne. wills
suggsslioa.
mrs. \. |. sCANaz President
Viii Offer Cash Prize Of $50 to the
School in the County That Raises
the Most Money During the Winter
to be Used In Securing the Propos-
ed New School,.

Carrying out the idea suggested bE
County Superintendent, John NJ. W.T.
. lis to locate a "MOcGi &C, o. IN
Elizabeth Guy county, ihe Hampton
Educational Association has decide q
10 offer Il cash prize of $50 to the
school in the county that RI sts INC
largest amount of money during the
winter for the erection OF tn rro-
posed school.
Mr.. Willis is anxious 10 have a
Model School," in which domestic
science. manual training aud a2ricui-
ture will be the leading subj cts
taught and the association has nied@
ed HIM its most ardent support in
the movement.
The association met with Mrs. Hen
nv Lane SchmeiZ yesterday ait r Don
and reorganized fer the winter. The
work to be carried ont was discussed
and plans were laid FIR magn IL
cent battle to furthc- ;:ie educational
interests here.
The officers elected for the coming
year are:
President-Mrs. Henry Lane
Schmelz.
Vice presidents-Mr. J. NJ. Willis.
DR.. r. H. Parramore and Mrs. George
A. Blackmore.
Secretary-Mrs. Samuel Gordon
Cumming.
Treasurer-Mrs. Charles r. Hewl2s.
The association selected the hrs.
Wednesday afternoon in each month
as the date for its meetings and the
auditorium OF the Young Mems Chris-
Ian Association as the place.
The members present yesterday
pledged themselves to work Tor
large membership and each one IS eX'
uected to present the name of new
member at the December meeting.
In order to raise the money neces'
sary to carry out the pans OF the as
ISOLATION it was determined to hold
a series OF afternoon teas during the
winter. The first of the entertain
ments will be given in the home OF
Mrs. Charles E. Hewins, on the boule-
ward. on Wednesday afternoon. No
vember IS. A. each of the t5as
silver Offering viii he made.
Another important matter taken up
lv the association is the question OF
purchasing books fer the schools. un'
der the ruling of the state board OF
education il every room in school
will raise the sum of SIS for this pnr-
nose the state board will contribute
the sum Of SIS and the local scho0
beard will make an additional contH
button of $40. The association is go
ing to work in earnest to assist the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06

Tate your prescriptions 10 HtL.s
Cut Rate Drug Store. 1l-i-1.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06

ON the table until the December SEES
sion of the council.
The ordinance creating only one
voting precinct I'm the city OF Hamp'
ton was favorabIy reported from the
ordinance committee and unanimous
" passed by the council.
A resolution was passed giving the
committee ON Are department. the
authority to install fixtures for light
inc and heating the engine house ana
city hall with gas.
Officers Reports.
Mayor Thornton r. Jones presented
his report for the month OF October.
showing thar ne Connected fines ana
fees in the police court amounting 10
s61l0
The police department made 80
arrests and reported I" violations Of
city ordinances. according to the re-
port OF Town Sergeant Walter +.
owens.
The report of City Treasurer Alon-
"a Patrick showed IA balance on hand
In the general fund amounting to 81
G67.2i.
Besides Mayer Jones there were
present at the meeting. City Clerk
G. w. Hope. City Attorney w. &. l..
Taliaferro and Counci!mrn c. Vernon
Spratiey. r. G. Lee. Frank W. Oar
ling. w. p. Isley. W. $. Hudrins. W,
Huston Face. Frank {. R"es. Thomas
J. Haskins. L. F. Whiting. W. ".
Richardson, c. T. holtzCiaw and
George W. Rowe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06
SHERIFF CURTIS BETTER.
Popular Officer Suffered Severe At
tack Yesterday Morning.

Sheriff Robert X. Curtis. who was
Lees most trusted scout during the
Civil wor. and who has been sheriff OF
Elizabeth City county for eighteen
years. was taken quite i'll in his room
al the county Jail early yesterday
morning Last night ne had improved
and it is believed he will be able 20
leave mis- room in a day or so.
Wednesday night when the popular
officer retired he compla ned Of the
ear-ache. but he was not thought 70
be an i'll man. Yesterday morning
ne became unc6h scious and his friends
were alarmed by the report that he
probably had suffered slight stroke
of paralysis This. however. is MOI
the case as the illGess Is due 10
severe cold and acute indigestion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06
JAMES POWELL SEVERELY
SLABS GEORGE A. BAILEY
Officer John Tisnor Arrested Powell,
After a Long chase, Last Might
Occurred in queen Street.

James Powell. colored. was arrested
By County Police Officer John +. 1is'
nor last might on warrant charging
him with maliciously cutting George
Anderson Bailey, another colored
man. Officer Tignor chased Powell
some distance before he finally locat-
cd the man. He had hidden under a
house
Bailey and Powell lad dispute IN
West Queen street. extended. and II
is charged that Powell stabbed Bailey
in the back and hips. inficting long
cash.
Powell will be tried In the police
court this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06
$34.440.'",
% ann hsl
To Protect the Public.

To Protect the Public.
An ordinance which went to the
ordinance committee. was presented
10 the council for the public safety
as regards places of public entertain
'ments and motion picture shows. The
ordinance requires that all such places
shall have Two exits. with the front
doors swinging to the street, one exit
on the SIDE CT rear Of the buildings.
in the even; that such buildings are
on the ground floor. For halls on IN
second aoor there shall be two con-
venien. exits in front and one On
either side OF the ttIilu'ng with the
proper 6re-escapes. The ordinance
Further requires that there shall be
ample ventilation for ali such places.
4 fine Of not more than 500 nor less
Than $40 is TO be imposed upon any
manager Of a public hall Of entertain
ment who fails to comply with The
terms OF the ordinance.
Want City Engineer.
A resolution vas offered creating
the Office Of city engineer and defin-
ing his duties The council is TO name
a salary later and elect such an on
Ger. The resolution was referred TO
the committee or finance with insrvic.
lion 10 report at the mex; session OF
council.
Dr. ". P. fslsy. cha rman OF the
committee on health, said that hts
committee was Tot ready 20 make q
final report On the improvement Of
the horrible conditions along Willow
Springs creek. The nrissnce has been
temporarily looked after.
The ordinance r. lstive 10 the sale
G. "pear beer" vas allowed TO r"main
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06

the North Georgia Agricultural Col
lege At Eahlonega. died ut that place
today. Colonel Price was q native
OF Georgia. Confederate veteran.
member OF the lower House from
Georgia in the Forty.frst and Forty
second Congresses. and had served III
both the Georgia aud South Carolina
legislatures having resided at Green
Vile s. C., before and after the Civii
war
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06

schools in the county 10 raise their
portion OF the money. and il is hop d
through their efforts that the DOORS
can be secured.
Every person in Hampton. who mas
an interest in the public schools ana
general education is request d TO be-
come a member Of the Hampton Ed
uca tionaI Association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06
Suicide was Hyman Weinstein.

According to Information recFIVeH
here yesterday the young man VINO
Jumped overheard from the Old Do
minion steamer. Hamilton, into Ches-
apeake Bay last Thursday was ny
man Louis Weinstein, who was bound
from New York TO Richmond Vein
8, Elm was to have joined his brother
Herman Weinstein. merchant IN
Richmond.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06
Modern Houses.

333 Certer street. 3 rooms. bath.
furnace. stable and large grounds,
$1,000. No. 2s Arnistead avenue. 8
rooms. $50 %. No. 325 Marshall
street. 10 rooms Ind bath, furnace and
large grounds. $500. No. 229 Center
street 10 rooms. hath, 5000. Nal
iory avenue fat ( rooms, bath. Sl1.o".
VI. ". MORGAN & co. No. and II
y. King street. I-l-"I
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-06
Mrs. Schme,z In Richmond.

Mrs George 4. Schmslz is in Rich'
mond. attending the annual meeting
o: the Virginia Baptist Woman's MIS-
sionary SOCIETY. Mrs. Schmelz Is I
Mr. Schmelz spent
Yesterday in Richmond. but returned
10 the city last night.