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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18
MOUNDS, ILL.
+~~+* %~~~ =
Anrll II, 1907.


Or. c. ) Roswell was in st. Louis
ibis week. d. business.
A meeting was held in the Nolte
building Friday night to discuss the
issue u tie coming city election
which occurs en- Tuesday the 2lst.
Tie voter shoula study wei his ouwn
interest and lie duties he owes to
his family ana not be led astray by
The liquor traffic.
Mrs. c. J. Morrow, of Oak street,
Is having a nice wire fence placed
around he lot which adds greatly TO
The appearances Of the property.
Mr.. Saaler is having fine two
story residence erected ION Front
street in the railroad addition.
Mrs. ]. r. Weaver who was quite
tick for several days is rapidly get
ting better
TIC thieves raided Fred Sperlfs
coop the other night AMI captuFd
several fine chickens. II IS a pity
that these stot0drels can not be an-
pretended.
Mr. and Mrs. David Quarles OF
Muskogee, | T., Geo. Weber Of
l,onni Terra. Mo, and Mr.. Ben Pear
son, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,, are visiting
relatives and friends In Mounds.
Mr.. Thomas Roche Of Villa Ridge
was in town this morning. He thinks
The crop Of Candy berries will be fine
this year The Candy is late berry
aud was not advanced enough to be
intrt by The ileeze,
MRS. Grace Houston has a twf
year old colt which is very large anc
fine for his age She is having him
broke to drive 1t is the Arnold stock
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred Sperle spent
several days this week visiting will
Cairo friends
Engineer Ed Able of the st. Loui:
division was in town this week. /
Is reported that Ed was called t
Chicago en- official business and pun
chased handsome automobile Will
there.
Mrs. Allie Clark has bought som
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18
As Austere Women Love.

Austerity in women Is sometimes
the accompaniment OF rare power OF
loving. And when'it Is so their attach
ment is strong as death; their fidelity
as resisting as the diamond they are
hungry for devotion and athirst for
sacrifice. Their love Is a piety their
tenderness q religion. and they triple
the energy Of love by giving to it the
sancity Of duty.--Amlcrs Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18
Northwestern League.

Seattle. Wash, April lS-The North
western league opens its season today,
with Vancouver playing in Tacoma
Aberdeen In Spokane and Butte In this
city. The season is to continue until
TO- the schedule proyidinn
for 12a gamcs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS =


very valuable chickens and viii start
a hennery lnsiness at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. c. J. Morrow.
Our citizcrs should not be de
eeiyed by the false rumors concern
ing the eonmjtutionality of the local
option law" tut study the welfare Of
each and every individual.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18
WAGNER SIGNS.

Pittsburg, Pa. April l7--Hans Wag-
ner today signed contract to play
with Pittsburg aud If evrything goes
as planned he will be a short stop in
tomorrows game ~ Cincinnati There
Is no official announcement as to the
terms but the popular belief is that
Wagner gets $4,000 for his seasons
work
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18
81 FNTy OF TROUBLE

is caused by stagnaton of the liver
and bowels To get rid of it and head
ache and hiliousness aud the poison
that brings jaundce. take Dr., Kings
New Life Pills, the reliable purifiers
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18
that do the work without grinding
or gripping, Csc at all druggists.


oh, poverty. thou art severe
teacher, But at thy noble school |
have received more precious lessons.
| have learned more great truths than
| shall ever find in the spheres Of
wealth. Rousseau.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18

season today The opening games are
scheduled as follows; Danvilie at
Lnychbnrg, Roanoke at Richmond
and Portsmouth at Norfolk.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18
LEAGUES OPENING TO-DAY.
Nirainia LEAGUE.

Virginia League.
Richmond. Va, April Is with all
signs pointing toward success, the
Virginia baseball league starts its
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
at Cincinnati,

Cincinnati April l7.-Ruelbach was
taken out in the first for giving two
bases on balls.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18
THE WORLD OF SPORT
At ST. Louis.

At ST. Louis.
ST. Louis, April 17-Good hitting
and an error iy O'Rourke gave Pitts
drg the game.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18

Batetries- Orth. Chesbro and klel-
now; Sehlitzer and Schreck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18
WESTERN LEAGUE.
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

Des Moines Omaha, rain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-04-18

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17

PLAYERS nursing: aber nit OF players
tears. but a cop policeman Watched him
vile his life's bleed ebhed away. "nd
bent nit pidying glances to hear vot
did r.. say Der dying Empire filtered
rs he took dot coppers hant. und be-
sci: Il ncfer more vii see my own.
my native liant: took message nnd
token to some distant friends Of
mine. for ! vas born at DOprville-at
Dopeville down der Line"
Tell my dear. short.sishted broth
ers ven dey meet unh crowd arUun,
to hear my mournful story. dot |
brasely hclt my groInt: dot 7 fooled
my decisions und | soogooed at der
mob. all bowling for my hearts blood
tours is fearful chob): full many a
Kicker, CHASTITY vite, hard on der bench
sat unit! some players sneakcd be
hind ind soaked me nit bat: den
uyitc swift und Suttenly Vent into 4
decline. no more will ! see DOpcvilie-
dear DOpeville down der Line.
Tel Pulliam his uddcr sons must
comfort his olt age.-ach. how |
Iuf,ed 10 put dis head Of mine mitin a
cage. For my father vas an Empire
bold. urd efen As child my heart
chumped fort to hear him tOlt Of
struggles fierce und Wild. unI ynn he
died unde left US al! We hat to ;tock oar
choice I let dem half yus' voi dcy
Wished but kep: ny fathers Voice. un!
nit bOyish yclls | practiced On der
lerdle olt cat nine on Sleepy Stree; in
Dopcville-dear DOpcviile down der
Lire.
Tell my brothers in der pizEess
rot 10 stood und bolt der breath md
watch Gem awfu! players celebration
ing my death. but To look upon dem
pru,Itl:. NIT a cold und Goldfish eye.
uni ;i0e dem TO der limit--as dit in
days gone by; ind If der players fuss
demscifs. ind nit DER words eggs
claim. yust listen AZ dem hr!eflesSiv
md chase dem from der gaue--ior
de-. Empires rank dec!sioaings must
he backed as I backed mine for der
honor O. oil; DOpeviIle-s-cc, Dope
vile down der Line
His voice chrmpcd to Il .ispcr: his
gasp vas childish weak: his eyes put
on played-ort look. his speaker
ccas"d TO speak: der copper hent TO
Iift him. but. chez viz, II vas ,O"
lafs. Der Empire Of der Big I.eaSne
vas ouid-ouid at der plate. Three
strikes. by Chim;nesidy. ind he hat
no chance TO cali like he used to- di;
10 or'rn: say. do; last vun vas
hall" Veil he's gone. J eggsp~c'a
Tirn. varr der vc0ih;ne does der twin"
mt dare's picndy more a; nopcyi:c-
dear Dopeville down her Line.
nv this time we had rcschrd Trica.
and had to quit them.
Yours g. usuai.
,Ccpyri:h:. i,~. ~ C. w. pd;BnSham COD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17

An English Traveller in northern NJ
scr.s describes an interesting Gus
ton, connected with marriage watch
h.. camc-across among the raiau:. a
'rihe Of wandering herdsmcu Who
show no 'racn ~ negro blccd and
are supposed ~ he ~ Asis;ic origin.
Orc might almost suppose thai hey
had sdSasc-d IDEAS about 'h. relations
NJ the sexcs. Be.orf n,sn 81 allowed
io marry i've has to stand q SQUAD
thrs<asus withou' wincinr 10 aoJs~
parts re Europr this test VI HtneE~ f"r
the welded sis,e niiEhi more TraEna-
ably be applied IN the wo.aa. o""
a. r~p,!ndsd n; T-omaS Edgcw"Tih's
friend. Who In sclrcg'ue brid-
drrr-~d hot sesIire wax IN he siTis
sryn snS frrA = pistol 81 nc.. her
ear.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17
NEEDS OF THE NAVY.

A careful persual Of the communi'
cations appearing in some OF the
Washington newspapers and obvious
" written by desk warriors In the
navy department. reveals that the
naval sersice Is in need Of but one
rcf:rm. The commanding officers
should be, younger and yet have more
experience.
Just how this anachrcnistic coudi'
ton Is to be brought about. the wise
and ambitious ones manifest q mark
ed reticcuce as to details. But all
are agreed that an oncer should
reach the grade Of admiral before he
has let 90 his hold upon youth. and
,ha, tn. country's safety demands
that he acquire more kno~ledse in
this limited time than officers hereto,
for. have been able TO store up IN
fcrty years OF service.
Pu, corc-e,eiy. i, seems to b. II"
idea OF those boosters for rapid pro-
motion tha, a greater measure oil
efficiency would result ii midsh'P
man were promoted 10 ensign aftsr
successful voyage down the severn
river: 10 lieutenant, when hc reaches
III. tail Ct he Horscshyc and 10 tbs
grade OF captain should he arrive a;
Newport, X. l.. ~ithou; serious mis-
hap. Ala 10 this term II sea scrvtc'
turn .; a department desk aad
three scasoos in Washington socie' y
and you have q yoans ct:crr spicn
aidly equipped 10 command ncrt.
whcr- the superior SncwIeigr end
; CT the proposition comes Ia. pre-
sumably is the puzzle roiut.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17

SHSW "S"0S "eVS ""'e SV 'Se-
that caused the conductor 10 think
TIE train had struck Wild West
shnw.
During the rest Of the trip Buck
was nailed To his seat.
Every tim" he tried to use the elias
tic in his neck. the wife would hnrn
him with'a hard cold glitter.
The Roast nccf Sisters seemed 20
tc all carved nj about something or
ether.
The drummcrs went bach to he
shop and wore selling Thugs again
wncr SlcdSehri!Ier nu;iercd Gown
aTluag ms
Mayb- you've never met Jakey
Sledgchsim"T.
u" travel. f"r a arm IN EroOhlyB
that makes iT:'stion grapefruit and
rubbas finau haGdic.
Jakey H. the LATEST Iooscncr that
ever tied string around a roll.
Tie boys CAL him putty because
he's 'hr ncN, Thing - Tans.
Hes such S'incy icoscner that ""
looks Al YOU With ono eye SOS not 10
aSte 'hc o'hs5
10 you ssk SI"dsrhcinscr what lin"
u "a y" 'akes OF four miau;es as his
commission fc- 'eHIsg yo..
slim. said S!-isehcim~r &c Nr'hur
SasN. do Won Smoke."
u vas . Knockout.
!. the anusl- os tho road no one
could look hsrt to The pTord day shen
Sfcdecheimes hsd coughed.
Once. so the legend rgns. Ne -sve
. porter = nickel bs; IL s'as sf'sGsard
discovered tha; sIeJSrhsinsr was
ASLEEP. snd mo- rcssnpsibi~ % he
tinr". 80 "a" T~rT',r gave II bark.
S'~ferh~ineG 'rird 90 ooi'cc' three
cents iEi"I"si t"- The tire he Postcr
tsp; the Hl"k~l. and the condnrtoT bad
~ puneh his nii"ass and his aosT b~.
fore he'd Ir' q.
Nod rry sirs--sesmsr had asked
Sia 70 hs Ssaossi.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17

Dear Bunch: In that crowd of swift
drummer boys going New iorkward In
the Mr.. Pullman's sleep-wagon yester
DAY. one Of the speedicst was bnck
Jones.
Bucks wife and three-year-oid
were travelling with him. but he WASH I
giving II out through megaphone.
Buck is one OF those gooseh"aded
guys who begin TO scratch gravel and
start in to make killing every TINE
| they see a pretty girl.
Across the aisle seat sat two Pet
canaries from Plainfeld. n. J.
They were members OF the Sou.
brette Singing society, and they were
en- route to the west to join the 'Bunch
Of Birds Burlesque Company.
Their names were Mile and Title.
and they wore Merry Widow hats. and
aid a sister act that contained more
had grammar than an East Side pin
ochlc game.
Millie was fully aware tina, she
could back Dnse OF the map, and Til
lie was ready to bet weeks salary
that she could make Bernhardt feel
like she was out in the storm We had
day before yesterday.
Slim called them the Roast-Reef
Sisters, Rare ana WE'LL Done.
In minute the casters on Bucks
neck began to turn.
Slim put US wise with a wink. 80 Ne
lii the fire and began to cook 1t up
Bucks heart was warming for the
birds in the gilded cage.
The real Kibo!" said Slim: ITS
plain case Of Appomattox: the war Is
over and they are yours. Buck.
Buck turned few more volts into
his twinkling lamps.
Lower your mail-Sail. Buck. and
drop alongside: you've mad" the land
ing" suggested Bmrress.
Buck began to feel his neckti" and
play pa,ty-cake with tn" little bald
spot on the top Of his head.
Stop the hanson and got out:
you're at your corner" said Dave.
The Sweet Dreams across the way
were giving Buck the glorious eye
roll. and he felt like dinner was ready.
Hang ~ your hat. Ruck. and gather
the myrtle with Mary" Clipped in.
Then Buck bounced over and be-
gan to show Mile and Title what 4
handsome brute no WIS at close QIar-
tors.
He sat on the arm Of the seat and
warmed up.
In less than a minute he crowded
the information on them that he was
a millionaire. who had escaped from
Los Angeles. Cal. and he wa: just SO
ing to put them both in grand opera.
when his thrcc-year-old toddicd down
the aisle and grabbed him by The ccai
tail:
Papa. Mamma wants 90 to de; my
bottle OF milk"
'Stung," skriekad Slim.
Back TO the nursery" howied Nal
calm. and then as Buck crawIcI away
to home and mother We let out a yell
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17
Now IL Vovr O,Q.ssi> -

Mrs. Mary Dosiins. 4 No. ~
Eglsib arcnl". San Fran -Isc' recon-
mcnds rs,m"d - - mac srousle.
Shc says 'Erat.I.G. sor - Won
cerfpl cNcc' " Electric Bi;i~Is In a
cave ~ acute indigestion. prompts
this TESTIMONIAL. I an fully convinced
that for stomach and liver troubles
Electric RiticTS Is tho b-St remedy
on the market 'odsJ" Ta:s great
'Gsic and Alternative r"dicinc isviEo'
rsies To" sysiem. purises The blood
and - especially hclpfui In all forms
OF female ~cafness SIC NJ All Drug
sis;s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17
Work In Minute Fractions.

The human heat sense cannot real
izc q difference OF temperature he
yOnd one-fifth OF degree: but the
barometer. an Instrument 100000
times as sensitive as the skin. aotes
. difference of million'h Of q de
gree. i gulvanomstcr GcNes it's finger
8. 7 current generated by simply de-
forming i drop Of mercury so rs tc
press Ii cut OF a spherical shape into
thai Of an C.g
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17

spoiled child city OF the nation. As
"A result OF the coddling she has re-
ceived from the vaults OF the govern
ment treasury, the capital city now
recognizes no limits IN demanding tri.
butte from the pocket-books OF Gill
zens who are luckIess enough to
have homes and property outside the
boundaries Of the District OF Column
bia.
The latest example Of Washington
I'M pudence to startle the country is
proposition. put forth In good faith
and not as joke. as some people
At first believed. that Congress shall
made an appropriation from the ma
tional treasury to bear the local ex-
penses OF the Inauguration Of Presi-
dent Taft. This means that Wash
ingson believes the taxpayers Of the
country should bear the cost Of erect
ing stands and otaer sightseeing
structures and then pay to the city
authorities the price o! admission 10
the same. which would be equivalent
to paying to your neighbor high
rental for house which you hal
at your own cost upon
uron a lot which likewise was your
Many cities are In the habit Of Of
fering from sixty 10 above hundred
thou sand dollars for the privilege Of
being made the site CT national con- |,
vention by either CT the two great !.
parties. They can we'll afford It.
The crowds that gather about Al a. I,
xemblage vested with the power to
nominate candidates for President
ard vice president leave in the city
many times the amount contributed
BY It's citizens TO secure the attrac-
ton.
II An Inauguration elsewhere than
In Washington were feasible. what
amount would not Chicago. 81. Louis
or Denver business men be willing 20.
give up to obtain this great event
and the hundreds OF thousands OF a.
PENDANTS. most Of whom bring along
TAT purses aud a determination 10
part from the largest possibl"
amount in the shortest possible time!
The avarice OF Washington hotels
and boarding ho0ses during inaugural
periods is notorious. Nor is it likely
that merchants. places OF amusement
or guides lower their rates Of charges
around the Fourth of March in every
fourth year.
Net content with pluckins visitors
while they remain within her gates.
proposes that they shall
pay tributa before they arrive and
after they hsye gone. |
II Congress be DISPOSED to pay a
reward OF So. 600 for the Host coios-
sal demonstration Of municipal "t-
frontry on record. tina. body will &C.
cede to Washington's demand.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17

i has been said tina: 'here are no
baid-headed men in The EsylsiIfls for
the insane. We suspect this Is true:
II Eeas'. save 70: rare and uniuPor,
tan, exceptions This ia IN iaIDcr.
tan, thing for the anti b1iGkeads TO
speculate upon: II may well furnish
them feed for serious and earnest
thought.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17
Sirtap!acc o. veostsb,cs.

Turrips and raGishcs came cri-in-
ally from cea:gai EuTor". The beet.
root aud the h,ri. which Fave hrcr
greatly improved br ruI,iva'inn at
considered a. the Same Species BY
ho:auis's. The hec'. cnIv tic stalk
of which Is eaten. grows MID IN he
Mediterranean. Persia and Elhy 'oaia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17
JOHN tlfNQ1
on THE
DRUMMER
BOYS
BY GEO. V. HOBART. ("HUoH M'HueH.Y

Slim was pale but game.
''Sometimes!" he answered
DO YOU like a soot seegar? queried
Slcdgcheimer
We locked for the engine TO hit a
COW any Minute now.
Sure" said Slim. weak all over.
"Vell.' said Sledgeheimer, here is
my hrud,lerinlaw card. He makes
dot Grass Widow seegar on Siastll
Afernc. Gil hin, a call und mention
my name He will he glat to see YOU.
yet
Then Sledscheimer went away back
and sat down.
The laugh was on Slim. so he dared
us all into the cafe. and after he got
busy with the button we all voted in
favor of a Monticello highball.
Alter we had Gampeued our thirsts.
Bill Burress showed us how Hammer
stein would Americanize "Bingen on
the Rhine" Bill called it Der En-
pivc." in honor of the Empire State
Express. Frank Westerton said. Eng
lish iCke--rotten.) This is how Bill!
spelled il:
An Empire of der Big League lay
dying. full nit fears: dare vas lack OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17
Home Sui. IN s;Ieree.

Like Sc'oincns fcTpir. 10" rr:i-
dcrcc of SsEGuri lr,ir"vE "f BLOWS
bsrg Pa was butt .a s.lc5cr. IN
drras ~ . irsI nsElc. ard rv""y Sir"N"
81 Turt on hts horsr f-rrn ;ay:TE d."
Foundation - Irsis'iiTE 'i's v'TTl5.aE.
iaS br~n daBc hv mats. r-."rt. 81
spd-r~s, who i've els rh"-c Ia '!'c
Si.tc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17
Beware Of Mind Webbing.

To certain degree We are the
masters of our fate and the, capitals
o: our souls-as the poet says. Ry
strong will and fidelity 20 ideals ~e
can rise superior 20 circumstances.
The trouble is tina; many waste time
In lctt,aS their MINDS wobb,e. Get
oyrr the undecided habit nf mind wob-
bliaE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1908
Tug MARINES o,sEMsARk.

It is All easy guess mat the pc''
sons who have been made happ'est
By President Roosevelts order re-
moving the marines from all United
states warships are the blue-tacketS
aboard these vessels. From time
immemorial the feud between the ma.
rincs aud the jackies has been in
cessan,. relentless and impossible to
abate.
While manifestations CT the his
toric satagonism between the TWO
br.pehc. Ct enlisted men of the naval
service generally have been confined
TO chatting" and the hurting OF ridi'
cule and mild epithet. more or less
violent physical clashes ashore ar"
Ct not infrequeut occurrence.
THE cause OF this mutual antip'
sihy is not exactly clear TO the lands
man. but probably 1t sprang from the
innerent contempt Of the sailor tor
being whose duties are partly ahoat
and partly ashore.
With the passing Of the old wooden
ships and the smooth-bcre cannon
and the advent of the long range
gun and the armored vessels Of war
the marine contingent as a constant
adjunct to q warship's crew became
! sort Of afth wheel, and quite likely
has been retained solely because OF
sentimental considerations.
Ii modern times battleships do not
steam alongside OF the enemy and
set boarding parties upon his
decks. -cu,lasses. pixies and hand
sreuaies are appurtenances Ct the re-
mote rast except as reminders CT
byyone slories achieved by warriors
aloat. e.. -.
The Marine Corps Is not TO be dis
peused with altcsether. But here
after its field OF usefulness will very
eenerally be confined to naval sta
lion garrison duty. and these sailor
soldiers will be called aboard ship
osiy when it Ia intended that an
armed landing shall he affected scme
whete.
,Detachments from The Marine
Corps often have done valiant and
sonspicuous duty On land. As we'll a
1t sea. and no ADLER or more e9ura
eeous o0icers and men have been dc
veIoped in any branch Of the coan
tbs defense than this. A; th'
sane time, however. many incom
oNents have found their way 10 cen
missions 10 the Marine Corps b. rra
60 CT influential kin or friends. Tn
IN the rast four or five years. ,hi'
eersiee sas considered quite thc pro
~ ASSIGNMENT for noScdyxons o
. e1nebody-y1ung men who gave NJ
psomlse Of making . success q, auy
: ehinR else ard wbosc fathers possess
- o. requisite political pull TO ,c~
Gniiy 6erc,icts into this aarbcr o
nfsse.
The ooly sorso~ c! the jackie a
~~x,x>~ axox, biS -~.rr,r.uai eoc MI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17

tir NOS wish ~ irra' Friendships
daintiIy. hut With toughest cpIrage.
when Trey arc real. 'hsy are not
xiasS threads OF frost out the
sclitiesI thins ne know .-EncrSou.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17

Think 81 Congress scnGlag The SEC
rcta.y of state 10 notify President
Roosevelt TIA: 10 rsns' keep hi
mouth shut, and y,u viii r-alizc VIA;
sor: q; a Sos vas cut Gu; or Gcrmaa
Cnsne~il,r Won EEcio~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17

The country would NOR. kindly r"'
m-mbsr shs late Morris HaaS had
hc S-u; the 6rst bu'lc, ,hrosgn hts
own h-si Instead oG into Mr. H.n"y'i
jaw.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-17
OLD DOMINION LINE

OAO OSuUo"sSO sssS
-, Daily Service
No. FOR NEW YORK.
A@A From Company's Wharf.
HS&SiA4 Norfolk. foot Of Church
II street every week day
at 700 p. NJ.
= FARE-First-class, one way, $S'OO;
Round trip, limit thirty days. $A.oO-
meals and berth in stateroom In
cluded.
Steerage, without subsistence, $500.
! TICKETS on sale at e. Z O. Rail-
way Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND. VA.
| Steamers Brandon and Berkeley
leave Pier "a" $50 every evening
! passengers only.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION COM.
PANY. James River Day Line for
Richmond and ali James River land
ings. Steamer Pocahontas leaves
! Newport News, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at S:45 a. M. Leave
Newport News Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at p. NJ, for Norfolk and
! Old Point.
Steamer Hampton will leave Pier
"a" daily except Sunday. at 900 ..
m. going to Norfolk. end &c 4:30 p.
M. going to Smithfeld. Steamer "Ac-
comac" will leave Pier "A" daily. e>-
eept Sunday at 9 a. m. going to Smlt'r
field and y. M, going to Norfolk.
All business between New York ana
Newport News transacted at pier No
Is.
An business between Newport News.
Norfolk, Smithfield and local points
transacted at Pier "A" foot Of TWEEN
ty-fifth ST. w. n. LANDON, Agent.
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CLYDE STEAMSHIP 60
Steamers ~ Philadelphia
MONDAY, THURSDAY and

MONDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
Sailing from Philadelphia. Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight rcccives and delivered
tally at G. & q. Pier No. s. once
River Road JAS W. NCARRfCK-
Gen. Southern Agent.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co.
IL South Delaware Avenuc.
phnsdei.spia. Pa