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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16

Miss Ada Daniels, who plays the
leading roles with the Taylor and Dan
iels company which is booked to play
a two nights engagement at the new
Nixon oper ahouse, commencing Mon.
day, April 9th, 10 an actress of un-
surpassed talent.
Her steady advancement in the
dramatic line since her first appear
ance on the stage five years ago, has
won her a marked position both So
cially annd professionally that few
other women in her line can claim.
She is unexceptionally a clever ac-
tress with a good appearance backed
by ability that only successful per-
formers have, and her support consists
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16

100
of some of the best stock actors In
the west, including such well known
ones as E. Forrest Taylor, Jack Chris
tic, Ed. Dale, Jack Conway, Aarthur
Bales, Estella Beal, Dorothy Royal,
Ruth Fox and others.
The company's repertoire Of plays
consists Of fifteen new and successful
comedies and dramas, each one OF
which affords opportunities for the
balance of the company as well as
Miss Daniels.
The reserved seat sale will com
mence Monday, April 20 at Pearce and
Cases confectionery store.
Prices will be 25 cents for children;
90 cents for adults, and rs cents for
reserved seats. Box, $l.00.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
A LITTLE FABLE.

There was once a fisherman who
was never heard to lie concerning his
catch He was dumb.-London Tele
graph.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-16
CASES
CASH
STORE

All Kinds Of ~Seasonable Fruit AMI
Vegetables.
Choice Dressed Poultry, Creamery
Butter and Ranch Eggs.
Prime Loins of Beef.
Cigars and Tobacco.
When you want something good for
the table call on us.
CASE & COMPANY
Bell Building, Bridge Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

FOR SALE-BLAcK 6-YEAR-oLD MARE.
weight 1900: also for sale, only vehicles
left at so per cent cut, one full leather
top buggy. old price $3.50, cut TO $50; one
canopy top full leather surrey. old price $780,
cut 10 $3.50; one side spring business buggy,
umbrella top. old price $3.50. cut to $50; new
painted runabout at sS5. 81 e. FIFTH ST.
FOR sALE-oNE NEW MICH COW AND
calf Call at 706 e. 18th st.
F. ALEXANDER.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
TYPEwRITERs

WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF RE-
built machines of all makes, also the
New Yost and New Densmcre.
These rebuilt machines are not just
taken in trade and "hxed up" but are
thoroughly rebuilt with new parts and
they not only LOOK LIKE NEW but
WORK LIKE NEW typewriters.
No. 6 Remingtons. s45 to $50.
Underwoods. ss5 to $s5. fine condition,
large stock.
No. 2 Smiths. excellent value. $40 to
e.
pensmores, $25 to $50. excellent value.
Yosts se5 to $50. excellent value.
divers, visible. $3.50 10 $50.
Riickensderfers. $40 to SIS.
No. Remingtons SIS to s22.50.
We have hundreds OF others and our
prices cannot be equaled. Our guarantee
protects you.
Rental rates SO TO So per month, IN
Guiding good visibles. See our $3.50 ma
chimes.
LOS ANGELES TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE.
1873 S. Broadway.
A591s. Main 1893.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
WALNUT RANCH

WALNUT RANCH
60 acres nea- Pico. Salt Lake railroad, 10
miles out; 27 acres in alfalfa, i year old I;
cut crops 30 tons; houses. barns. COW
stable for Is cows; So walnut trees; apple,
peach. apricot, plums and oranges flowers.
etc. Free water for domestic use; 60 shares
Of water, cost 500 per year for irrigating.
One span of fine horses, and harness, 1000
pounds barbed wire, tools, 10 tons of hay in
barn. go with place; 10c fare by book;
10 trains daily; price $500 per acre
SIMMONS INVESTMENT co.
4O7 Crosse Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

60 ACRES ga MILES FROM SAN FERNAN-
do; fine level land; IA acres set to aprlcots
and peaches, years old all in oats; price
Sl25 per acre, for all or part.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

FOR SALE
ORANGE, deciduous fruit alfalfa, grain
and vegetable land. in 90 40, so, so and 100
acre tracts, at Delano, Kern Co., Cal The
very richest and most productive soil in the
state, at prices that will surprise you for
such quality; opening up several
sections, and developing an unlimited supply
of water, and offer the homeseeker advan-
tages which cannot be had in any other
section OF the state. DELANO is destined
TO be one of the finest orange sections of the
state so COMD NOW and secure tract of
land while the price is low, Many settlers
have recently located there. Call or write
for full particulars. WOULD TAKE SOME
LOS ANGELES OR PASADENA PROP
ERTY IN EXCHANGE.
WILLIAMS BROS. CO.. $40 II. W. He'll
man Bldg, Los ANGELES.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

40 acres III miles from Whittier line: se
acres in walnuts, % acres 12 years old; bal
anee to years old; in 4-year-old
apples; trees and ground in the best
condition; 40 shares of water; s-room modern
house; barn, cribs etc; this is a fine place
and pays per cent price asked; $500
per acre. VIII take some good trade; bal
ance easy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
SOME GOOD ONES

$500 cLEAR-A MODERN TO g.
ROOM FLAT BLDG, WELL BUILT AND
IN GOOD REPAIR; OWNER WANTS A
LOT SOUTH OF 1S4 SOMEWHERE,
CLOSE TO ALAMEDA.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY FEBRUARY 1908.
HERALD WANT ADS. ARE READ BY THOUSANDS
FoR sALE


FGRNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD AND Elk
changed. PHILLIPS secondhand store,
s45 $. Spring Fs193.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR tSALE-HOTELS AND BOOMING
HOUSES
We offer for sale exchange the fol-
lowing, all with good leases, moderate
rent, paying good profit, on easy payments
if desired. Come in, get big list, go see,
make offer. We help you and show how
to get bargains.
On Main street, II rooms, transient, $1,000.
On Spring ST., SO rooms, transient, $4,000.
On Main, 100 rooms, elegantly modern,
$4,000.
On Temple. 20 rooms, elegantly mod,
$4,000.
On Figueroa, IL rooms, big bargain, $3.50.
On Crocker, apt. house, mint, $4,000.
On Bunker Hill, apt. house, 90 rooms,
$1,000.
On santee, IL rooms. walking distance,
5000.
On Broadway, IL rooms, 1876.
In WesflalSe district, $500.
On W. Tenth, American hotel, modern,
$4,000.
On TOwne, 18 rooms, $1,000.
On Flower, IS rooms, bargain, $3.50.
The big general dealers have these and
many others.
JOS. f.. HOLLINGSWORTH CO.,
Rooms and Z, 2441s S. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
FOR SALE

FUR SAIE-
THIS
LAND
QUESTION.
There is only one crop of land and 1t Is
nearly harvested. In 20 short years the pop
uation of the United States will increase
80 900, 900. By the middle of this century this
nations population will increase two and
half times. The arabic land of this coun-
try's public domain is about gone There
were three million human beings starved TO
death in China last year Are your children
going TO be landless? Any good land is bet
ter than per cent savings account.
BUY TODAY WHILE YOU MAY.
That's our sermon. The first allotment of
the Seventh Extension Colony will close this
week. Richest of rich Kern county land only
averages SOS an acre. Not upwards but
average. Office open day and evening. Call
for booklet. or by mall sc. Stereopticon lee
ture every night.
CALIFORNIA HOME EXTENSION ASSO-
Citation, ground floor Chamber of Commerce
building. Los Angeles, California.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

/ ApIEs-DK LaFRANCO's COMPOUND
safe speedy regulator. Is cents Drugglsts or
mail. Bookis: free. DIR. LaFRANco, Phiia-
delphia. Fa.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

$4,000 MTG. s14oO--s-RooM. NEW,
MODERN BUNGALOW ON HUDSON ST,
PASADENA; CLOSE IN; WANT SMALL
RANCH WITH IMPROVEMENTS
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
PATENTS ANo PATENT RIoATs
BICYCLES

BICYCLES
THAT NEW INNOVATION OF GIVING
credit on tires saddles. lamps. repairs ana
sundries is taking with tho wise buyers.
They get the same goods that you have
been paying cash for credit and at tho
same prices Special prices this week On q
few high class secondhand bicycles. cons
in and look them over RACXCLI1, EiCsl-
Gle AND MOTORCYCLE SuPpLIE3
STORE, $50 s Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
PERSONALS

YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
chcbeaters pills, the Diamond brand; for rs
wears known as best. safest. always re-
liable. Buy OF your druggist; take no other.
Chichesters Diamond brand pills are sold ~
druggists everywhere
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

$780, MTG. $1,000. YEARS TO RUN
FINE LOT ON SUNSET BLVD, CLOSE
IN; JUST THE THING FOR APART
MENTS. WANT OR s-ROOM HOUSE.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

$4,000. MTG. s1oOO-s-RooM HOUSE
ON E. 21ST ST. CLOSE TO CENTRAL;
WANT SOMETHING CLEAR FOR
EQUITY
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
For Exchange

For Exchange
SOME GOOD ONES
$500 cLEAR-A MODERN TO s.
ROOM FLAT BLDG, WELL BUILT AND
IN GOOD REPAIR; OWNER WANTS a
CLOSE TO ALAMEDA.
$4,000, MTG. s140O--s-RooM, NEW,
MODERN BUNGALOW ON HUDSON ST,
PASADENA; CLOSE IN; WANT SMALL
RANCH WITH IMPROVEMENTS.
$780, MTG. $1,000. YEARS TO RUN
FINE LOT ON SUNSET BLVD, CLOSE
IN; JUST THE THING FOR APART
MENTs. WANT OR s-RooM HOUSE.
$500, MTG. sloOO-s-RooM HOUSE
ON e. 21sT ST, CLOSE TO CENTRAL;
WANT SOMETHING CLEAR FOR
EQUITY.
$4,000, MTG. $4,000. YEARS TO RUN
APARTMENT HOUSE WELL LO-
GATED IN VENICE LEASED, $500 PER
YEAR. OWNER WANTS IMPROVED
RANCH, SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY OR
WILL CONSIDER CLOSE TO LOS AN
GELES ABOUT SIZE OF HIS EQUITY.
5000 ACRES OF FINE LANDS. ALL IN
ONE BLOCK, SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, TO
EXCHANGE FOR CITY AND ASSUME.
$4,000 CLEAR BEACH INCOME PROP
FRTY AND $4,000 TO SIP. 600 IN CASH FOR
Los ANGELES APARTMENT PROPERTY.
OUR EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT IS
IN POSITION TO HANDLE ANY Elk
CHANGE EXCEPTING TRASHY. CALL
AND SEE U.s.
ChOate, Jones 4 Stu1npf
eO1-eoe COLLINS BLDG,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
Country Property

FOR gAr,E-soo ACRES, PERRfS VALLEY
ON RAILROAD, $50 AN ACRE, oNE-THIRD
CASH. ARTHUR G. MUM. 2O2 MASON
BLDG.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

$4,000 CLEAR BEACH INCOME PROP
FRTY AND $4,000 TO sl2, 900 IN CASH FOR
Los ANGELES APARTMENT PROPERTY.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

FOR ExCHANGE--$s50 II ACRES OF
walnut trees just coming into bearing;
interest in large pumping plant. Price
made low because owner cannot see after
it any longer; want beach residence or
vacant land near Exeter or Lindsay.
w. NJ. GRAY, Gardena. Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
Furniture

EoP sALE-NEW FURNITURE, BANK
rupt stock OF dressers, sideboards, chif-
foniers dining and library tables, rugs,
EAST 18TH ST. Phone B6510.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

We are exclusive agents for Forest Heights
tract We have lots from $3.50 to $1,000; IS,
$40, SIS cash, balance S., $40, Si5 month.
All street work done and paid for. If you
want the choice, don't delay.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
Live stook-Horses, Mules, Cattle

FOR sALE-CANARIEs, SINGERS, ssi
females soc to 81. 1915 w. PICO. A1S54
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

5000 ACRES OF FINE LANDS. ALL IN
ONE BLOCK, SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY, TO
EXCHANGE FOR CITY AND ASSUME.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

Take Brooklyn ave. car get off at end of
the line.
Conyeyances always ready
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
Stocks and Bonds

COPPER CREEK MINING co. STOCK
wanted for central Pasadena Glendale.
Dolgeville other good business lots X,
BOX 1876, Glendale.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
Government Lands
FIats-Furnlshed

s-ROOM FLAT FOR SALE, COMPLETE
including new leather couch, Singer sew
ing machine latest pattern. all for 500
532 EAST PICO ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

FOR ExCHANGE-WE HAVE A CLIENT,
wants to move west; he owns 100000 worth
OF good city farm and other property, which
he desires to exchange for Pacific coast
property OF any kind Give complete de-
Bcription in first letter. Write TO-DAY. %.
F. LOoS CO., watrous bldg. Des Moines.
Iowa.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


FOR SALE-THIRTY ROLLS OF AUTO
piano and Angelus music. Phone B1S70.
Address 1854 W. 22D ST
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
Real Estate-UnclassIfled

FOR sALE-oREGON FARMS AND TIMBER
lands. See BROWER & WILKINS, 6361h s.
Grand avenue. Phone F64o9
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
AFTERMATH OF THE
MASONIC TEMPLE FIRE
Splendid Work Of the Hampton Fire
Department Generally Common
ded on Street Yesterday.

The fire in the Masonic Temple
early yesterday morning. which Mt one
time looked as though 1t would de-
stroy the entire structure, was not as
serious as first reported. The DANA
ges will probably not exceed $4,000.
although 1t will be several days yei
before the fire insurance men have
had an opportunity to fully estimate
the loss.
The excellent work OF the Hampton
fire department. was never better de.
monstrated than In this blaze and the
fact that the structure was not to-
tally destroyed can be attributed to
the work of the flremen. who fought
the flames with bravery and deter
minatlon. The intensely cold morn.
Ing caused the water to freeze, but
this was no deterlment to the flremen.
The extreme care of the firemen In
handling the blaze after it got into the
lodge room on the third floor prob
ably saved st. Tammany Lodge many
of It's historic papers and jewels,
while the Hampton Commaudery
Knights Templcr paraphernalia was
also uninjured to any great extent by
this carefullness The walls In the
lodge room will have 10 be retrffl-
med and new carpet may be nee
cssary. It is now thought that the
entire second floor will have to be
rebuilt aud the gas company's office.
on the first floor. was made unfit for
service.
Members of the Masonic fraternity
visited the temple yesterday and y.
was said that the cost of repairing the
building will be between $4,000 and
$500
Postmaster Harry Libbey's rooms
on the second floor were not
damaged as badly as he thought
Many OF his hooks and privale pa
pers were found TO he intact. while
the furniture in the room can he saw
ed. Mr.. Libbey discovered yesterday
that about five years ago he took out
an insurance policy of $500 on his
effects which has not expired and This
sum may reimburse him in dolla - and
cents. although some OF his effects
were OF great value g. him ca account
of personal association.
Mr.. Joseph Fulton. III whose room
the fire started. will lose about 5000.
as most everything in the room was
consumed.
Mr.. Robert White. another roomer
on the second floor. Will be a looser
to the extent of about $3.50, his effects
being damaged hy the smoke hnd
yatcr. Mr.. White was not In his
room, but WAS out of town. A color
ed porter slept in one of the rooms
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
THE ART EXHIBIT WILL BE
HELD IN ARMORY HALL
Chairman Of the Various Committees
Called to Meet With Mrs. H. l..
schmeIz Tomorrow Evening.

a meeting of the chairmen OF the
various committees In charge of the
Turner Art exhibit, which will be
seen In Hampton during the first week
In February, has been called In the
home of Mrs Henry Lane Schmela,
East Queen street. tomorrow evening.
At this meeting the chairmen will re-
port the work being accomplished by
their respective committees.
Tho committee ON place for hold
Ing the exhibit has selected Armury
Hail. The exhibit will opcn Monday
and will run through until Friday
night. The building will be open to
the public from 10 TO n. M, 2 to q
p. M. and Z TO 1880 p. m. Members of
the committee on explanation will be
IN the building all the time and prices
;of admission will be. Morning 10
cents: afternoon 10 cents and evening
25c cents. The evenings will e>
made exceedingly attractive by musk
cal programs and other entertaining
features. The money raised through
the exhibit will be devoted to purch-
aslng pictures to he placed In every
room In every school In the couaty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
John WEYMOUTH HEAD
OF DEBATING SOCIETY,"
Thirty eight Young Men of the Y. M.
c. A. Win Discuss Many Sub
lects During Winter.

The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Debating Society was organ
lied Friday night with a member
ship of 3S. The organization was
perfected in the association building
and the young debaters look forward
to many pleasant evenings during the
winter.
After adopting the constitution and
by-laws. officers were elected as fol-
lows:
President-Mr. John Weymouth.
Vice president-Mr Roland ID. Cook
Secretary-trsasur =. MIR. Philip
Blackmore.
Critically. Philip T. Post.
II was determined to hold the first
debate on Friday evening. February
z. when the subject for discussinn
will he: Resolved. That government
ownership of railroads is good thing
for the United States"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Schooner Belonging TO R.H. Richard.
son & Sons Is Lost and Grew
Was DrGWaed.
aAD CARGO or $4,000 BRICK
Capt. William Lockctt, coIorcd, Was
in Charge of the Vessel. Joseph
Gregory Was Member of the Crew,
all of Which Were colored Men.
Loss Will Amount to $500.

The Custus w. Wright. the large
two masted schooner belonging to
Messrs. r. II. Richardson e Sons, the
Hampton contractors. was lost dur.
ing the storm Thursday night and her
crew. consisting Of four men, was
drowned.
The schooner left Chickahominy
river, with load of 10000 Trick. Tor
Hampton Thursday afternoon and yes.
terdny the firm here WAS appraised of
the loss of the vessel
Mr.. II. V. Richardson. the business
manager of the firm. stated last night
that he is OF the opinion that It was
his vessel that went down above New
port News and he Is so certain of THIS
that he VIII today send boat to that
point to investigate the matter.
The Custus w. Wright was in
charge of Capt. William Lockett. col
ored, and the other three men of the
crew were negroes. Joseph Gregory
was one of the crew.
Mr. Richardson said last nirslit that
tho Wright was valued at $4,000 anu
tina, her cargo of 10000 brick was
worth 5000. He said the vessel VIII.
be total loss and he cannot possibly
hope to recover the brick
Il am surprised that Lockett shoulG
have left the Chickahomlny river
Thursday afternoon said Mr.. Rich
ardson, "and until today / did not be
lieve TINT the vessel reported sunk of
Newport News could possibly be the
Custus w. Wright. | sent man 10
the brick yard 10 find out whether
the schooner had started for Hump
ton and he has brought me- the In
formation that tho Wright left there
Thursday afternoon. The schooner
has unquestionably been sunk and my
opinion Is that the Wright is the yes
sci that went to pieces rs reported
III Newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
C0LORED MAN HORRIBLY
INJURED IN BELTiRG
shipyard EmpIoyo Has Both Legs
Crushed. His Ribs Broken and
Internal injuries.

With both legs crushed. most OF his
ribs broken and injuries OF an inter.
nal nature of even worse character.
Isaac Wilson. n Newport News color.
ed man. was brought to tile Dixie hos.
pital last evening in what was thought
to be dying condition.
Wilson, who Is employed in the
shipyard, was caught in the betting In
one of the departments yesterday
afternoon and whirled around with so
much force as to almost crush his
body into pulp. There seems to he
absolutely no chance for the recovery
of the man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
WooDMEN WERE PRESENT.
Body of Mr.. w. C. Bedford Buried II
ST. Johns Cemetery.

Attended by members OF Live Gal;
Camp, No. 81, Woodmen OF tho World
and quite number of mis- former
friends. funeral services we're held
yesterday afternoon in ST. Johns Epis-
copal church for Mr.. w. c. Belford,
who ended his life Thursday morning.
MIR. Bedford had policy for $4,000 in
the Woodmen's order.
The local camp held tho usual SER
vices at the grave and there was n
very good turn out of the members.
MIR S. Il. Latham, the state manager,
was here for the funeral.
The services were conducted by Rev,
Reyerdy Eestill, ID. ID.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
and escaped with only his night

and escaped with only his night
clothing.
The Hampton and Phoebus Gas
Company, now in the hands of re-
ceivers. had its Office on ...e first floor.
Stoves and gas fixtures We're damaged
to the extent OF $500 or $500 and the
company had to seek other quarters
Temporary Offices nave been arranged
I'm the office of Mr.. James NJ. Cum.
ming, No. 8 South King street. The
company will again occupy the tenn
pie room as soon as the repairs to
the building have been made.
During the fire the firemen suffered
greatly from the cold. Nir. S. Read
Chlsman had narrow escape from
falling from ladder while fighting
the flames In the third story.
Sheriff II. X. Curtis had hot coffee
prepared for the iiremen, while Mr..
+. c. Rees, representing the Masonic
fraternity, also had coffee served them
from the Augusta hotel. The coffee
was greatly appreciated by the lad
dies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
COMMON SENSE RELIGION"
Chaplain Neifert Selects This Sub
ject for This Mornino. \

at the chapel in the National Sol.
diers' Home this morning, the chap!
lain. Rev. j. Martyr Neifert will
preach to the veterans from the topic
OF Common Sense Religion
Tonight the song services will be
especially interssting as Mr.. Neifert
will show views ON the steropticon OF
his lecture "Onr Filipino Cousins"
The usual illustrated songs will be
given for the enjoyment of the vet
Grams.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
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MISS STARTS READING.
Well Known Virginia Eiocutionsts To
be Heard Here Tuesday Nluht

We'll Known Virginia Eiocutionists To
be Heard Here Tuesday Night.
Miss Frances Leigh Starr, the wei
known Virginia elocutionists. assisted
by local talent, will give an entertain.
ment in the lecture room OF Central
Methodist church Tuesday night. The
program follows:
PART I.
Piano solo-Miss Lennis.
Reading-"The Widow"
Vocal solo-Mr. Grief.
Rcading-"The Day of Judgment.
Vocal solo--Mlss Ada Brooks
Reading-"The Lord of Creation"
PART II.
Piano solo-Miss Lennis.
Reading
Vocal solo-Miss Ada Brooks
Reading-"Prompt Obedience
Piano solo-Miss Muyler.
Reading-"Jenks.r
Vocal solo--Mr. Grief.
Reader--Miss Frances Lcight Ston.
Admission CSC and f5c.
3O.S37 drew the box of cigars at
IIull's Cut Rate Drug store last night.
-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
MIR. Harry Wilson Promoted.

Mr. Harry Wilson. who has been
the agent of the United States Ex-
press Company at Old Point. has
been made messenger on the steam
or Norfolk. and will enter upon his
duties ON the LIST of February. Mr..
c. f. Rust the Hampton agent OF the
express company. will also be the
manager OF the Old Point Office.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
To Have Refined soxlna contest.

by special arrangements the NOV
Ing picture exhibition in the Pythan
Castle hall on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday evening will be augment
ed by an exhibition of refined box
ing The innovation is expected to
attract n large crowd. The pictures
to be shown will he among the hest
the Pythian Castle hall has offered.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Nearly severed Hia Foot.

William Messick. young man of
Messlcks. York county. nearly sever
cd his right foot from his leg while
chopping wood with a sharp axe at
his home yesterday. DR.. Smith dress
cd the wound.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
TO HAVE CHESS TOURNAMENT
Hampton and Newport News Y. y
c. a. Players to Contest.

c. a, Players 70 Contest
a tournament has been arranged
among the chess players of the Hamp-
ton and Newport News Young Mems
Christian Associations and the first
game OF the series will be played in
the Shipbulding City next Saturday
evening. Messrs. l.. NJ. Won Schil-
ling. Marshal Booker. Franz Won
Schilling and DIR. Walter A. Picker
have been selected as the team TO
represent the Hampton association.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-01-26
Balancing Up.

I'D be ashamed to 20 around beg
ging.' said the PROSPEROUS citizen.
Takes all kinds NV people t make
a world rejoined the tramp Here
you Is too proud beg. an I'm too
proud t wOrk."-Tit- Bits.