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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-02

Special Bargains i'll Town Property.
Two dwelling lots in Berg's Addition
to Cresco.
The old Wentworth & Miller pillow
factory building, ground and machinery
for sale very cheap. For prices and
terms apply to E. R. THOMPSON, the
Real Estate and Abstract man,
Cresco, Iowa.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-02
Mail Orders.

Mott & Co., want your Mail Orders
Special attention given them. Send for
samples and Ladies' Home Fashion
Sheets. Very truly yours,
2tf MOTT & Co.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-02
Cresco Market.
Corrected twice a week.
Married

Married
AMMAN-JoHNsoN-At Saude, Iowa,
Wednesday, May 81, 1908, by Rev.
J. G. Rugland, Mr.. Fred Amman and
and Miss Bessie o. Johnson.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-02
Ice Cream.

Phone your orders for ice cream.
Prompt delivery by quart or gallon.
PALM CAFE.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-06-02
Cottage for Rent.

A six room cottage with good cellar
cistern. JOHN MCHUGH,
76w3 Cresco, Ia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09
he Governors Reasons


Indebtedness and issue bonds; but
there Is no reason why the local au'
thorities should not have the power
to submit these questions TO the peo-
pie without having TO come 70 me
Legislature for special acts whlch
take up the time OF the Legislature
and thereby, add to tRe dissaustac-
lion with the general WORK OF the
'aw-making body. Under proper
"a" " "iS'F'ct VI any "n'' ~
ocsireS " iii.l'ioN'e 10 aus VIZ -
aiio"eu 70 4"|"' '"'e"'t''e''' ''''si
Sote.po'us i"r ''lat iui !os
investment o. e"'N'"s
me Consti'ut'',i te , .
"iien in"eD'eunes' - nv" 1870 -" ~ -
DohuS tssue io VIC
same SiH%'"s tuN' ~ - 80
eu' "hlcH Sna" "o" ~ 60
year 70 pay VI 'ne oo""9 80 ~. -,
lure. III Soi,e Gun We . .,' So -
t"pos amount - N''' w 80.
uoi'"' 10 ""r 'Ne ''.,' -. - 80, 49,,
tles nave tne u'e - tN' 1"s' a.
tne peoP'e uo no ee e., tno 80, 49," =.
! nc ii.eii''on u sne - ~ ,sr.Hs,,t
the eau Is 70 req"i,e tHe =, ~ 80, $50
Oh tnese Sinh,ne tu' 80. - =.
thaso srnds vii, revert to the benefit
of the people and not to the benefit
OF the sheritrs alone.
Uniform public Accounting System.
"rbo sixth item in the call is in.
tended to cover the passage by tho
legislature Of an act to establish a
uniform system of pubic accounting.
r. the LEGISLATURE will pass such u
law No is now In force In Ohio the
neonle will save thereby alone. in the
fret wear of its operation. several
t,nes the cost NJ the special session.
T,,te,x whom at Columbus I talked
about tb,. matter with Attorney Gen.
oral Ellie ~ Ohio and he was loud
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09

hec8mine oxep1tlonni elaborate. esps'
elans whom intended ior rseeptioas.
matinee Nears O bridEe.party
Hats aim q originality oI shape and
trimmings ran shades arc much iils-
.Sd a6fcad, and one pis Drought from
.jthe other sife anE iu tiny
tness 81 tuiIs ternsting q neFrow
strips 81. brown velvet tbs forms
tie crown, which Is 81 small diinen.
sions, while the broad dented btiln e
81 tan felt with d arape Of brown Vel;
vet and a breath Of dun pinls ar
brown red roses. Toques sof long
shape draped in velvet. and decorated
with fur, a head Of some flr-aninani
or a bird or wing, are much liked
Grapes. crushed roses, vines tnfasls
Itumn tints. and peonies are much use
for hat trimmings. Feathers wing
and breasts are used 70 protnslon IS
well as hackle feathers. coque feaths
ers and afgrettes, which last seen
20 be used quite as much as ever, q
spite Of the audubon Society.
Hand embroidered are iayishly use
on ali handsome garments but there \
is a change in their character = baels
ground of unlimited or dyed filet iaea
for which are used; all sorts ot East
ern designs such as one seen ia rugs
and draperies from the East The
Kensington or flatdarned stitched are
used and heavy TWISTED silks are best
liked
There is sleeve called the Roman
an outcome of the Eastern mod
which is left open. or slit at the toll
and caught together with passemei.
terfe ornaments. AS IL is flat almost
devoid of folds. for some hgures q
setter model than the kimono sleeve.
A lavish use Of trimmings are aised
on the edges and around the arm
hole.
A new kind of belt to be worn With
the new plaid tweed SUIT Is made 81
tiny porcelain beads chosen In colors
that match the dress material. They
are woven IN old cross-stitch patterns
and mounted on heavy silk or suede
of dark or neutral tone. Black Jet
is to be worn in trimmings to obtain
the touch of black now SO much a.
vored. Black pony tight fitting coat,
are very popular for older women. 10
surface is flat and 80 prepared that
a high luster is given. which quail
ties decrease the size Of the figure.
A fur that is used in many Of the
imported models is dyed muslkrat
which look little like imitation seal
skin and is quite as expensive as some
of the higher grades Of fur. Animal
heads and tails are used, many Of
them, on neckpieces and muffs. Black
furs are having strong vogue this
year, and are to be found in pony
lynx. fox and caracul. Much lace will
be used with tile finer grades Of IN.
such as ermine, chi chiila and sable.
Braid is favorite trimming for fur,
JEANETTE NJ. WALSH.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09
iItodtlnned From Page one.l

when n nm very greatly Interested,
eciase q put too much IN would
aiaaugar getting anything done, and
u PIT some things IN would likely
Ne created antagonism in the Leg,
Stature ana endangered everything,
Il have before spoken about the
Importance Of limitation and regula-
tfon of IeyIes for taxation by local
Ieyying bodies. which is the FIRST sub
sect IN the call.
ssfasFes for County officers.
the second subject, the plac-
lns cI county officers. on salaries,
md providing for the payment of the
y SesesB into the treasury. It would be
aid that there IS tremendous public
sentiment In favor of this, and that
il Is matter Of urgency, because be-
fors the next regular session Of the
4 Legislature meets the officers who
hold for the next four and six years
KitI have been elected. It is hardly
tEe proper thing. and 1t is difficult,
10 deal With the compensation OF
! these nthcers after they have gone
through the campaign and have been
lndpcted into office. Now-before
me candidates for these Offices are
even nominated the proper time
10 accomplish this reform. Undoubt-
edly the saving to the people by the
enactment OF this legislation will be
far more tzan the cost Of the special
SessIcat. / see no reason why the
tees charged by county officers
aioufd not be very considerably In
creased, so that the amount of mon
ey from this source in the course of
= year would be very considerable,
md help reduce taxation, or help Inn
prove the roads or pay for other i'm
prayamanta-
sherff's Commissions.
fit will not be necessary to act
upon this third subject of the call,
enRcernfng the commissions allowed
10 aherfffs, II the county salary bill
b paagsE II It is not passed, the
Legislature should settle the contro-
versy arising out of the present Law
d 10 Just what commission the sher-
iirs are allowed to charge for the
collection of taxes. Some counties
gonstrue the law one way and some
smother.
kocaI Bond Elections.
4The fourth subject of tie call is
Intended to secure d general Law,
properly safeguarded, whereby coun-
lies and other smaller territories
inay, hold elections and issue bonds,
whether to pay OF existing indebted
Ness. to refund old bonds into new
Honds OF lower interest-rate, or for
public improvements, or for any 9TH
isr proper object. OF course it re-
aptbes vote of the people to incur
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09
Revision Of school Laws.

THE last Legislature did not have
tire TO act upon the report of the
Commission appointed by me two
years a6o. to report revision of tie
s,:Hvof laws It seems COOL tine
tn have this done. and it is very much
needed. our present laws on this
subject are an inconsistent and con.
Trajectory patchwork of twenty-five
years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09
stoekhoI.ers, Meesina.

Falrmont, w. Va, Dec. u. 1907.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Peoples Bank Of
Fairmont will be held in their bank
ing house on Monday, the 18Th day Of
January. 1908, between the hours q
y m. and 8 p. M, for the purpose Of
electing board Of directors for the
ensuing year.
j. NJ. BR0WNFIELD !. Cashier.
1918 4wks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09
NOTICE 70 sToc
Secretary.

The annual meeting OF the stock,
holders OF Monongahela Industfial
Company will be held e the CONF
pany's principal once al dams
street, In the city OF FairInont laripn
county. West Virginia, ON Tues day
the 18th day OF January 500 Ct l
o'clock p. m, for the purpose OF elecE.
ing q Board Of Directors, and Tor the
transaction Of any other hIIsin that
may lawfully come before NEE
ing y I'D ~
oNoNGAIIELA INDUSTRIAL ~ g ~
Ry LEVI b lER
Attest:
JAS! a.. AIEREprXI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09
NOTICE 70 sTocKAoLpERs.

The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF Marion Planning NH Com
pany will be held at the company
principal once. 214 Jacobs building
in the city % Fairmont, Marion colin
ty, West Virginia, on Wednes day the
18th day Of January. 1908. ut 1890
O'Clock D. M, for the purpose of elect
ing Board of Directors. and for tie
transaction Of any other business that
may lawInlly come before said meet
ing
MARION PLANNG3M MILL COMPANY Z,
BY s. RAY HoLpkRT
President
Attest:
JAS, A. MEREDITH,
Secretary. -.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09
Attest
stoekhnlders, Raeettnn.
H. F. CoLEBASK,
Secretary.

Fairmont, w. va, Dec! ~, ,eIs
The regular annual meeting o. the
stockholders Of the Citizens Dollar
Savings Bank viii be held N their
banking house on Monday, the 18th
day of january 1888. between ne
hours Of IL m. and 500 p. M. tor ne
purpose Of electing a board cfs dtrsc
tors for the ensuing year.
12.1S44t -J-,R.?LIrIN, eashier.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09
NOTICE rs srocKHoLpERs.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF The Tri-State Land Cons
pany will be held at the. eompany's
principal office, IN Adams street, ~
the city of Fairmont, Marion county
West Virginia, on Monday the 18Th
day of January, 1905, at / O'clock p n.s;
for the purpose Of electing a Board Of
Directors, and for the transacto lon o.
any other business that may lawfully.
come before said meeting.
THE TRI.STATE. LAND COMPANY
By 3. A. BILLfNGsLtnI.A
President.
Attest:
H. F. CoLEBANK, ia
Secretary. III
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09

what are you laughing aboutr~ ask
ed the inquisitfve pigeon.
''My feet tickle" chuckled tho spar
row on the overhead wire.
what tlclled them?"
"some fellow is sending his best
girl dozen kisses over the tele-
phone chicago News,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-09
81 ! eanette Il, walsh.

NEW YORK. Jan rhere is i
tendency towards boned waists, says
one OF the foreign fashion:writers. Al
the first thought one sighs with dis
gust at the remembrance of the bonet
waist Of twenty years ago and the
pictures OF ladies', who look like cray
ed-cut wooden dolls. come before orr
eyes. Must we IKE these creatures:
But in every revival OF an old fash
ion, one sees notifications and addt
tons which make It more pleasing
and the knowledge OF cut design and
trimming have become an art such
as was not known years ago. The
new waists follow the natural lines
of the figure. its boned lining fits to
a.nicety. while the outer goods is oft
en-, in fact, almost always draped. II
curves over round bust and tapers
into a belt placed at the normal waist
line. The draperies Of these waists
are the outcome of the surplice and
fichu and kimono.sleeve models, and
some are arranged IN curvlns over.
tapping folds called "capuchfn" after
the monkish garb is originated from.
Some Of the three.piece gowns use
this eapucnin moue as tne uono"
curves above the bust leaves space
nm 10 the throat for lace piece, anil
the sleeves, sometnine hke Tue NJ
mono model show iace unaer'SleeSes,
giving the erect OF an underwaiSt oi
lace. In these costumes II is 'npera,
tive that the slopins shoulaer enec'
be kept.
A costume CARVING OUT tnese ipea az
consisted OF sklFe maze closeiy az
er the "Paqulm moaei' "nlcn ae
scribed some weeks ago anu d "a's'
.of the boned oruer hennpi@nut' /"
warm tone shade oHten seen III 'ne Pie
lures OF the great artist Oh tnae halie
was the color and crepe meteor 'ne
material used.
The skirt cltngs closely 10 Tue hE'
ure. but all strained eHects are oo'
waited by the sort tolds over tue front
and back. which are slightly SUGGEST,
ed OF the lines OF the haoit sklrt ana
makes possible such a sneatn ike
skirt.
The lining to the waist Is wen
boned and covered with cream qulpuFe
lace. Above this Is a podlce OF TCapu-
chin" folds extending across the Dust
with the fulness gathered under tne
gfrdle that is part OF the sk1rt. hacn
of these folds Is outlined with silver
cord, very fine and strung at intervals
with tiny seed pearls. Ihe sleeves
are simply series OF folds that eS-
tend over the shoulders from under
which extend those OF lace In seven
Fights" length. While the skirt IS !
model that many women VIII eschew
and indeed. 1t is not becoming to many
women, the waist will be- favorfte
model and may be combined with 9TH
err modes OF skirts, all except the "trot'
teur" or Sidewalk" skirt.
The ''tunique" skirt is one that suits
most figures and is particularly be-
coming to the short or full figured wo'
man, and style that goes well with
the new boned waist. This skirt is
an elegant mode for graceful shaping
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Fatal aaolIng % Reaf Of Twenty
fourth Street Tenement.
uuBeERER QUICKLY Captured
Timely Appearance Of Mr.. n. S. Rey.
noIds in Buggy Gave Officer Pear
son Advantage Over Fusitive--Pris-
oper is Said to Have Police Record.

Susie Holmes, a young mhia'lo'
was shot and almost instantly kilei
a. her home in the rear OF negro
tenement building at GO twenty
fourth street, about 10 O'Clock yes
terday morning by Moses DAVIS d
notorious young negro who is said 10
have served sentence of two years
in the virginia penitentiary Tor
shooting at Smithfield several years
ago. A few minutes following the
murder, Davis was captured i'll inc
stable in the rear of Max Levison
store 81, Twcnty-sixth street. by 70
lice Officer Samuel c. Pearson, ana
Mr.. IL. S. Reynolds.
Mr.. Reynolds was driving St
over Twcnty-ffth street from hadisoh
avenue when he hearI the shot, sa"
the woman stagger out on the sine
porch OF her home, saying: nc h"'
shot me, send for a doctor, and theh
s.u Davis leave the house with
revolver in his hand. The negro
leaned the back fence OF the Saru'
ran across the vacant field to l"ch'S
fifth street and passed in front OF W.
REYNOLDS buggy. The young man Z
dercd the negro to halt, but he COZ
timed running across the field 10
Twenty-sixth street. telling Mr.. Key
no,ds in passing that "a woman h''
shot another one over there. MI
REYNOLDS whipped up his horse, drove
to. Jefferson avenue, called 10 oH''
Ger Pearson. who was passing on
street car and then drove with the
office up Twcnty-sixth street ana
headed off the fugitive. The re'oi-
yer was found in the yard.
Chief Reynolds and Officers PEAR
son and Parrish Joined in the chase
and were close at hand wheh 'he
CAPTURE was made.
Davis admits that he did the SHOOT
ing. but says he was "fOollnS WIN
the pistol when it went of. He de.
MES that he had any Intention Oh
shooting the woman.
DR.. B. r. Gary, the coroner. heiu
an inquest over the body and the Jury
returned a verdict that the woman
came to her death from a gunsho'
wound inflicted by Eavis. Mr.. Key
nolds was the principal witness exam
med. Two negro women. living next
door. heard the shooting and one OF
them saw Davis leaving the place
Neither of them knew what mad
caused the trouble and the ponce
believe that Davis shot the woman
lf...:%k - pure cussedneSs. Inc
members of the coroners jury were:
John B. Stone, J. w. Gunter. G. w,
BIick. J. f. Patrick. Frank Lenz ana
G. A. LenZ.
The bullet entered the woman
breast about three inches below the
right side OF f,e neck.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
GAMES IN TOURNAMENT
WILL BEGIN TOMORROW
Y. N. c. A. O-~biss Promise TO De
Most ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Delay.

Through an unavoidnhi' DELAY n"
matchcy wcrr plaVcd In the Youn=
Ncn's Christian Association doubIcs
icunis Tournament Yesterday a. srheu.
duI 4. Play WiII cummcHc" Nondsr
afternoon ~ s:2G. and continue daily
rntiI turrnau~ni y niShcd
Tho drawing are sS fnIiIws:
RcSgs snd Rrinicu w. Rcgcrs aHd
Duncan: Wit on and Baker W Epcs
and NcNHrran. TopPsias and ':ildner
" FitzsersIf ard Parker: Keller and
NrEamcy vs. Burrows and Or. vi
wards. van RYAN and White vs. ROB
EFT Bsilsy and Cary Eyes; Thsyer and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Alleged Forger Accused Of xak'
ing 100000 Hsul.
VICTIMS u nAnr Of The CITIES
Police Declare He Posed as Lobbyist
With Forged Letters from Hughes,
Lodge, Knox and Ia Foiiette-Rals.
ed Money Among Business Men.

PITTSBCRG, June :0.-D. G. Mil,
Ter. silk-hattcd, frock-coatcd, Silvcry
haired, and pompOus. was arrested on
the strC Is here this afternoon by de-
tectivcs to the great delight of chiefs
of police all over the country. Miller
has within the past two months, II Is
alleged. collect d oy r 5000, 400 in New
York. Boston. Philadelphia, CinC!nna,
ii. Chicago and ST Louis. To scores
of manufacturers and business men In
these different cities Miller is said TO
have rrpr, scented himself AS lobby
i,t. raising money to he used for the
passage in the next Congress vi >
cent railroad fare bill.
Had Letters from Prominent Men.
Mill + had in his posse sion letters
presumably from prominent men III
every state. All Of the letters. the pc,
lice declare, are unquestionably for
ctri 5. For use in Boston he had let
tlrs from Gov. Guild. Senator Lodge
and others. For use in New York he
had letters from Gov. Hughes, Scna'
tor Platt. and Representative Sui. r.
The letters that h used in Pcnnsyi
Ndhid D'di tl' VI sDtliht'i
P"nroSc. : natOr Knox. john Dalzcll
and a number of prominent men oil
PittSburg and philadelphia There
were also letters from Secretary Taft
Senator La Folletta, Representative
Littlefcld, Of Maine, Gov. Folk and
many others.
Miller came to Pittshurg TWO weeks
ago from Chicago. where it is alleged
he made his most. complete cleanup
The approaching convf ntion. the pc
lice snpposn. Grove him away from
that city. as he could not operate with
so many men there whose alles d let
tiers he posse ssed.
Left Chicago Suddenly.
He disappeared suddenly. and Chic
of Pclice Shippe:. of Chicago. ha:
teen trying 70 locate Miller.
The police believe that Miller has
planted" large part of the money
which 1t is aileg d he collected during
the past few months in that city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
suckRoE BRIGHTER THAN EVER
Today's crcwd 10 Exoeeted to be
Record Breaker.

Today is expected to he day o:
thousands at Bnckroe Beach. the pop
ular resort on Chesapeake Bay. one
hour from Newport News. half hon:
from Hampton and fifteen minutes
from Phoebus. BuckrOe this year is
brighter and preitier than ever. ami
the management believes that the
crowds are going 10 be Of record
breaking proportions. All last week
the patronage was large as the hest
week lssr summer. ,and there has
been not a single day Of ideal park
weather up to this time
Today promises to he fair and
warm. and u is expected that Buck
roe viii be the Mecca for several
thousand people bent upon enjoying
the day at the seaside. Patronage
your home resort is a line the Ruck-
roe mansgemeut is using IN all Of its
advertisements. and 1T looks now as
" Newport News and Hampton will
he this summer more loyal than ever
70 their favorirc resort.
There are refined and innocent
aurusemcnts On the grounds. the hal h.
ing bcach is the bcrH in this section.
the hotel Offers first class cuisine
and service in its cafe at city prices
and the railway schedules leading to
the rcsor, are good.
Those who desire 10 enjoy p'caS-
ant afternoon AZ the seaside. where
the brrczss are cccicSt and the at
fractions are best. viii get both east
erIy and sruthcriy brcczs "F the va
tor by taking ride TO Buckroc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
UNNATURAIiZtD ALIENS
IN STATE INSTUIIONS
Immigration inspectors Co"N'c'c
Their Rcpor, Upon Recent C'".
sus Of Pr sons, HsyIunns ttc.

Tho c,usHs iha' was rec
pIet~d NV IurEiETaiinn InsP'r
Williams. ~ ibis city. and t.
tinn inspector { T. Williams
fol-. show that ol the 1921
fuard In GDG institutions of g.
pruaI and charuAh puhiiC ~
ya,c. zoe ri that uumhcr "
ciga bora. 81 had hccu mai
and IZa had no; bcrn naiu'
This practically means that tn
I20 life rhargcs on thc stat
arc not rni,fI~f ~ tho pror,
this country. NV ~ their naini'
by the si..gr "f VIRGINIA.
Tho insV~. Turs visited every Z
IN sh. sialp and cv"rv penal r.
bic. public ard PTvii" asylum
counties. This work euss.icd
hard labor for the inspectors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

1T siv.-z mo pleasure 10 speak =
good word for Electric BhtcrS.
writes Mr. Frank Coian ~ M. 42s
UouSton street. New York. ITS a
grand family medicine for dyspepsia
and liver complications: while for
lave Rack and Seak kidneys II car
MOI ~ fco highly recommended y
r1cc'rfc BH,erz regulate tho digcsi'vr
funct ions. parify tho binus. ard i'm
rsrs rcpewcd viSpr and vitality In
the weak and dcbiIiistci ~ both
seyes. Sold undcr gbsrsnies 81 sr
druggists, SOC. ..-r......
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

largest amount Of insurance during
the months # April and May. The
BANQUET was given at The Lynhasch'
in Norfolk FRIDAY evening
TIL, members Of the winning stan
are; Assistant Supcr.n. ndert S. ".
Goodwin. Agents 4. T. Dudley, W. X
RiddcII. W. r. Polaicf. Il. y. EEidserS
and J. G.. Sllyton.
There arg cIcvcp STATS IN III" Nor
folk district, TO which this y longs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
loCel STAFF WON.
Mr.. Goodwin and His Agents Ger Met
ropoIffisr's 0snauct.

The Newport SrVE staH vi the Mot
roroIitaH life Insurance CON pany Won
in the raoe for the haudusf offered ny
the company 70 the staa writing the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
Calendar for Today.
lon-est Day Of Year.

Today is the longest day "f I3a&.
Tho sun rises AT ;:45 O'Clock this
morning and sets a: 1:22. fourte'n
hours and I minutes elapsing from the
rising to tn setting
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

Tho British steamships Rotterdam
and DaitnnhaII. cT tho FurncSS witty
Linz clrarcd FROM this p0Tt yesterday
With part carz" OF miscellaneous ~
nortS The Rot rdam Socs tn Liver
TOOL ami the IiaIfcnbsIl To London
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
HElR r.
R REL
HEN you h av Q
parted with A man

HEN you n av Q
parted with a man
forever on the
previous evening
and have stood
straig hit an d
naughty watching
his equal y
naughty shoulders
disappearing out
Of the front door
Il Is irritating to
have your hostess
the following eve
ming send you two
out to dinner to-
gether.