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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
NEW RATE WILL HELP
IT WILL BENEFIT FERTILIZER
 MANUFACTURERS.
Fun DecIsicn ef Interstate Commerce Conmissfon Has Been Received And Manager Kealhcfer Ex-
 plains its Bearing.

Official notice of a partial victory for the Montgomery Freight Bureau Tn the matter of fertilizer rates from this city to Mississippi points was received yesterday by Manager H. s. Kealhofer. from the Interstate Commerce Com mission. The decision was rendered by Commissioner Prouty.
 The success of the local freight bureau in securing reduction of the rates grew out of a hearing accorded the compliments In Montgomery last May by special representative of the Commission. The readjustment or rates affects the following lines: Vest ern Railway of Alabama. Mobile and Ohio, Southern Railway, New Orleans and Northeastern. and the Alabama and vicksburg Railway
 The Interstate Commerce Commits sion decided to substitute for the arr bitrary through rate of $40 per ton for fertilizer shipped from Montgom- cry to points along the two latter lines In Mississippi, maximum rate few cents lower to nineteen different points. Instead of paying $40 as heretofore the shipper or consignee will after August IS next pay. a through rate less by from fifteen to forty cents a ton, according to the point of destination.
 The railroads had made the point that they could not charge less through rate than $40 because they could not observe the rule of the sum of locals by Meridian on account Of the mileage rates in Mississippi being excessively low. The decision of Com missioner Prouty has this to say in part: Without presuming to pass upon the reasonabieness of this state tariff as applied to local conditions In that State. we can see no reasop why these defendantsJ in hauling fertilizer from Montgomery to various points on the Alabama and Vicksburs and the New Orleans and Northeastern roads, should make substantially a blanket rate for the first sixty miles"
 Connmissioner Prouty then proceeds to name the stations and rates from Montgomery whereat the rates are ex- cessive. thereby fixing the maximum.
 There has been no decision rem dered as yet on the genral interstate rates from the North and Northwest to Montgomery which was the subject of hearing last spring by the Coni- mission. It may be fall before the decision in these cases Is announced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
HEAD OF BUDDHIST CHURCH
 A WANDERER OVER CHINA

Pskin. Saturday, May 90. via San Francisco. July i3.---In the spring of fs04, Colonel Sir Francis Edward Younghusband of the British army. led a British column over the mountain passes of the Himalayas and fought his way into the holy city of Lhassa.
 In the eyes of all true Buddhists, this was a dissertation and eyer since then the Dalai Lama, the religious head of the Buddhist faith and ruler of Tibet, has been a wanderer over Northern China. He would not stay In his city after the feet of infdels had trod it's sacred streets. Consequently. accom- panied by q numerous retinue, he start cd on his wanderings through China and Mongolia, an expensive and unwel- come guest at the various cities, where he elected to stop. Now the Lama Is coming to Pekin, where as matter of fact, he will be no more welcome than he was at Urga in Mongolia ats Ming in KAnsuh, and at Pal YcAn Flu in Shanshi. Political expeditions. howev- CT will make it necessary for the Chi- nese authorities to receive him with q show of great courtesy, but they will do their utmost to persuade him to re- turn to Lhassa and if they can once get him to start for home, they will send along numerous force of troops 10 See that hG Te&Cuo@ thSfS 7WbiOut stopping on the way.
 The Lama has taken his traveis se- riousiy and has had with him retinue variously estimated at from 300 to 1,- 900 men. This pomp IS perhaps fitting to the head of all the Buddhists but to entertain such a host in the luxurious manner they expect has been both ex- pehsive and troublesome for the Chf- nese officials, upon whom the Lama has descended and demanded Hospitality in the name of his high ofice.
 The position of the Dalai Lama in the Buddhist Church resembles that of the Pope of the Christian world. He Is called the Precious Spiritual Protee- tor" of Tibet He is believed to be BuddRh.s vice-resent inearnate on earth. Ever since the Dalai Lama started on his travels. the Chinese throne has tried to break up his cara van and send him back to Lahassa, but without success. The Chinese govern mant desires to reorganize the admin lstratlon of Tibet, but 1t can do nothing without the Lama's cooperation. The throne Is therefore now reserting to biandishments to bring him to Pekin even though he is not really wanted there. in the ultimate hope that 1t can persuade him to go back home.
 The present Lama is n1ore important politically than has been the ruler of Tibet at any time since the country was annexed to China in 1720. He ts thought to distrust China deeply on ac- count of her inability in 1904-05 to pro- tect Tibet from Brittch India and her self from Japan and Russia, and he is accused of intriguing with Russia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
GREENvILLE w0ODMEN.
They UnveiI a Monument to Deal
 Brother.

They UAVcAI e mOMumeuR 70 DG9u
 Greenville, July 13.-(SpeciaI )--Yel- low Pine Camp Woodmen of the World unveiled a monument yesterday after noon to their deceased brother. N. J. Westley.
 More than two hundred members were present. to show respect to the departed.
 The program included an address by Rev. II. T. Walden. reading by Miss M, E. Ewing, vocal selections by Messrs. Peirce, Pollard. Pilley and Mack. music by the Battenhausen brass band, unyelling the monument. The officers officiating were R. Y. Porter. Soverelgni T. J. Judge. Council Com mander; Oliver Bryant. Captain.
 pr. ". M. Black welder has been quite sick since last week. and was un- able to preach at either service yes terday. His friends hope that he will speedily recover.
 Mrs. Hattie Wilson left for Mont goEnery this morning where she will be the guest of her sister. Mrs. I. L. Wat kinB.
 Mrs. T. R. Brooke will leave tomor- row for Atlanta to visit her mother.
 Mrs. J. e. Reynolds leaves tomorrow for Augusta. Ga, to visit her fathAr, Mir. Lazenby, and family
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Penai-Cofn.

stands alone. backed by the Govern raent Pure Food Law, and guaranteed
 harmless. Sold Tn bottles everywhere. Phone 2002. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
MTcKs-GRIFFHN.
Wedding of Brundfdge Persons Sur
 pRases Their Friends.

pFlses Their Friends.
 Brundidge, July s.--tspeciai) )--sur- prise weddings are the order of the day in this city and about the most conn pIete surprise to the people of this lit- tie city was the wedding of Mfr. Win G. Hicks and Mrs. Mavis Grimm. which was solemnized at the pastoriun by Rev. R. A. J. Cumbie.
 The bride is one of Brundldge's most popular and accomplished young wo- men. and Is prominent in social and church circles. She is a daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. H. Lawson of this city. while the bride groom is well known young business man of the city, whose standing Is high in the business world and in the estimation of his fei. low townsmen. Both are from very prominent families of Pike County.
 chivalfy Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of this city held regular meet ing at their hall in the Boyd building tonight and installed the following of- nceFs for the ensuing term:
 o. P. Seay. Chancellor Commander; F. c. Bass, Vice. Chancellor; B. H. Boyd, Prelate; B. w. Wood, Keeper of nance; J, A. Watkins, Master of Works: J. F. Hlghtower, Master of Ex- oh ecquer; J. E. Wood, Master of Arms; Mancey Diekins, Inner Guard: B. M. Rodgers, Outer Guard.
 The local Masonic Lodge will install officers tomorrow night
 A revival meeting was begun in the auditorium of the high school last Sun day. and services are being held twice a day. at 10 o'clock in the morning and at 8 o'clock in the evening. The pas tor, Rev. Mir. Burweil Is being assisted by Rev. R. E. L. Bell of Union Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
MR. L0VELACE PLEASED
 WITH EScAMBIA TOBACCO

e E. M. Loveiace, of Brewton, was in Montgomery yesterday for the purpose of comforting with Commissioner or Agriculture Wilkinson in regard to the culture of tobacco In that section. Mir. Lovelace is greatly pleased with the outlook for the successful plant Ing of tobacco in portions of Alabama. and Is enthusiastic at the favorable experiments which have hitherto characterized the attempt to grow the tweed" near Brewton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
Revival in Luverne.

Luverne. July 13.-Specfal.}--one of the most interesting revivals ever held in Luverne is daily growing in interest Rev. W. J. Ray Is preaching. The large auditorium was packed Sunday to hear the earnest preacher. Services were held for the negroes in the after noon at the St. Johns Baptist Church and the service was an excellent one.
 At the night service and at the con elusion of an earnest appeal from the preacher between thirty and forty confessed religion.
 The meeting will last for several days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
EXTRA PANTS FREE.

HOlt's Dye Works Giving Away Extrm
 Pants With Suits Made to Order.
 We have in our Royal Tallors' line 12S special patterns. With every suit ordered from any of these patterns, we will make an extra pair of pants absolutely free of charge from same. or different goods, as customers pre- fer. We guarantee it or no sale. Terms: Cash on delivery. Holt's Dye Works, 10e S. Court. If.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14

On JuIy goth, the seabenra will oper- ste their Amnuaf Excursion to Tyber. Ave dollars for round trip. E00d for
 Ave days, giving those desiring Tickets will be sold Tor both norninG and night trains. 0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-14
LIMITATIONS

are made to fool, not to please. Why be fooIeds Insist on the genuine Coea- Cola. "Coca-Cola" on every cap and blown in every bottle. Sold in bottles everywhere.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
TIE
General Demand

of the Well Informed Of the World has
always been for q simple. pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy Of known
value; a laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use bee: use its COM
poncnt parts are known to them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial in eject,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its en-
ccllent combination Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of Soma, the California Fig syrup
Co proceeds along ethical lines and relics
on the merits Of the laxative for IT. remark
able success
That Is one OF many reasons why
Syrup OF Fig and Elixir Of Soma is gwen
the preference by the Wcll-!nform"d.
To ct its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine Manufactured by the Cali
forms F.G Syrup Co. only, and Cor sale
by all leading druggists, Prce fifty cent
per bottle
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Must Get Licenses.

Representatives @: FIcn"SS, NithE
a Co Lii. ana he Newport EI,c'
tric Company and Er. ". f., Dorset,
!. J. CLARK. Falk x Company. = W
Hnwir ana r H. WHIT" faced lnst!c"
Brown in the loliC" court ycSitr ia,
afInrrunn ON charges of doing husi-
n.ss withuu' licenses. Several OF
III" accused had s"cur, d their licenses
and were dismissed. TIL" others
were warned = imm~diar"lv procnr"
licenses or a." pay fines which
would h.' Imposed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
WOMAN ORDERED TO LEAVE.
Justice Brown Dsposes Ct Case OF
Bie,feIdt and Maude Smith.

When Charles H!-It.ldr AMI MAul''
Saith who wrr" arrested III Il hni"'
in Rockets ,ally TH"$,!Av m"rnin"
by Sergeant Mitchell ana several pa
,rUlmen. wei" arrai&ilrtt before JUS
tic. Brown in the police court yes
trrday afternoon. tn" justice deliver
ed a lengthy and S'uthin% l"ctur" 10
the couple and wCuiri ny by ordering
,h. woman tn leave H.. city before
:, O'Clock Saturday NO HinG @nC ,'!ar-
iHg HrE"ldt un;l"l Il lund Of $l1" for
his appearance in tn" police cou:t
VI Jnday morning IN" "vli"nr" IN
tn. cas- WAS MOI gone into. III"
CHARGES being dismissed.
Justice Brown i"ld E"''trld' iha'
h" did not propose /" let the Smit II
woman come htfw"."G III" accused
ami his vii, ana chill" and that n"
would max" The woman leave town.
Also h. said tha he would requ!r"
a bond from Birli'lit for his APP
pcarancr Monday - that h" could
nor leave town with the woman.
Eiclfrih1 said that he had no IN
,,ntion oC leaving wi.h tn" woman.
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Postmaster Hopkins Believes Taft
NAI CARRY W'1inlIan
THINKS WISE IS 4 WINNER TOO
When ne Goes TO Hot Springs to
Attend Virginia Day Celebration
Mr.. Hopkins viii Take Good
News" to Presidential Nominee.

Postmaster W. l. Hopkins who
leaves today for Hot Springs To AZ
tend III" Virginia Day celebration i'll
, honor oi Mr. Taft is ON Of IN
mos enthusiastic and optimistic Re
puhli,ans in this section. He will
carry With him 10 tn" Springs IA"
news that the prospects OF a Tr:'
victory in This "ud Of the state are"
rXc,!l"nt
MIR TAFT declares that h. believes
MIR Tar i going Ia get a han i'".n''
majority in Newport News anG :hat
nothing better could harprn for III"
city lie further h"liry.S that Mr..
GrUl: :" N"l,ms Wise is sOiuc to h,'
erected to IN" IioISr of Represents
tiyrs from the First district He ha>
just returned from IL trip TO l.ancaS-
ter. Essex Gloucester, Mathews and
MddlrSrX countless and ne says tina;
the sentiment in Ihos" counties
seems 10 be very favorable 10 Nh
Wise
In response TO Il query. viii You
make an aggrrssiv" fight for Mr..
lalt IN ms Guy th' posi- llldS''l
said Mos, aSsurrdly."
Discussing his trip 10 The cour
ties. Mr. hopkins said:
Il was most asr,"ahlv surprised a;
III" richness Of lhoS" committees: their
possibilities ar" something marvel
Gus. Their farming. fish and oyster
in lustrics would Il" worth thOns-
anGS to us annually were "" connect
ed with them by means of gasoline
0r electric motor cars. with the
proper ferry connections.
"Could We take advantage o. this
opportunity before our sister cities /;
would certainly mean much TO New
port News | understand Richmond
is rndcavoring to get the business OF
this section. and is now surveying
for an electric road from West Poin'
to Urhana. the latter the pr"1ti"$'
The only means these p"opi"
have OF transportation is by boat
from Baltimore. which makes tire"
trips per week. stopping al the va
riOus wharvcS or landings along III"
river | have been reliably inform
cd that through that channel Mary
land is enriched NOR" than three
Thousand dollars annually. TO h"
detrimeut of Virginia.
This condition should not exist.
| hope in the near iutur" "" may
b., able 70 dryiS,. means OF "nriCiiug
our city by closer connections with
that section. for | am sure ii would
h" worth millions TO us
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CASE is CONTINUED.
Soldier Charged With Selling Co
caine Turned Over tc Ftrt

In the polio" court yesterday AZ
icrnupn. Justice Brown continued I'm
lock. Il United States artil!crymaN
from Fort Monroe who was arr"-tr
Sa,uI lay niSht by Patrolman Gid
dings On IN" Chargr OF selling co
Cainc
Sh. rIOCk was turned Over :" a
sergeant from FRI Monroe. whn
told the court h., would produc" rhH
accused for trial Saturday morning
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She Likes Good Things.

Mr.. Chas r. Smith. O: w'St frank
tn Nainr. lays. = Ike goo! 'tinrs
ard have adopted iH Kings New La"
Pills a. oar family LAXATIVE mc,I'cin",
b~Caus" thcv arc cund and do thor
work Wii h"ui makinE a russ ahou' s;
These painless purifiers sold al Al
druggists &c
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For Sore Feet

= have found Bucklcn's arn'0a
Salye TO be the proper thing "a use
for sore foot. a. well a. for healing
burns. sor~s. cuts. and all mann"r NJ
aIrasiunS." writes Nr. W. stone. g!
Fast Poland. Maine. u Is tho proper
thing too for piles. Try %! Sold nm
der guarantee o, All Druggists. &c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Coal For Naval Staten.

Eighty ;housand tons of coal
will he shipped from Newport
new United states naval coal supply
station a; California Civ. on f1c
Pacific Cuas; TIL" coal will ~ >.H;
in foreign bottoms md vii hr loaded
at The Atlantic coast ports IN Srpicm
h.-
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At the Be I

'rh" .Ianu,.s R,l.- III Nj Gum &c;
the title Of Tia" tea f.. film ~ tn
He'll moving pictu.r .h"N f"r I'M ,
evening. The "ti'! rlc'H'''- 81"
"Th" Miller. His son and til" Don,
KEY" and Jim Is EumH oI GAri!".
Large audiences saN the pictures
last night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

To III. OfH~rr AEd mCmh"US ot -"
\ q ~ Division NJ : NcWT ~
News. Va. Hrcth..rS THIS - IA
notify Won az ih,. sudden d'.arh ~ ar
cst"cm,d and w"r'hy hrotG'r Joan
Hanhy. Woo dcraTt"d this ~" Aux 90
I9;h Notice. 81 Tho iTncra xii! "a
published IN this evenings ism" "
~" T8ncS-iiCraIj -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Digs of Mat
th"ws county. who have been spending
several days with Mrs. J. w iuh'
gins on Twenty seventh street, LEI;
yesterday for Mrs. DIrss old nom"
near Farmvillr, Va.
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5iaamv Case Continued.

The case OF James Fcrr"il n
was continued Nv Justice i.cowr II
tn polio" C"urI yesterday d;tcrno -
The negro was ha!lCd IN the : I'm ~
$500 fnr his appearance" in IN" ~
lie" court or Angus: = Thomas =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Mrs. T. {. Walden. of Thirty-tourth
street. has returned home. after VISIT
ing Scottsyiile, al III" foothills OF IN"
Blue Riuet mountains.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
Vaudeville ono Pictures

:ilnd"r and Pool VII h' II Dream
l."d ;h' " maind'r ~ is "'''"' ms
teams dancin3 t,aS .7''h'i"d muci'
attention aud has p!,'''>: a drawing
card :or he hr"-'. Ne" rI'thi"''
wiIi hr shown 10 iur a' usual.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20
SociaI-PeEsonal

Cards have been issucf by MI and
Ms. Henry MARTYR Hrainard. n!
Neward. " J. announcing IN" mar.
rfaSc Of their daHghjTr Miss Agnes
Viola, to- Dr Henry Coleman Chsi-
mers. ~ this city. 'hc C"rCmony haV'
ing taken piacr on Monday. Ju;y
u. Dr. Chaimcrs. who Is rradu-
ate 81 the university of Virginia. MT
his bride when h" was in :hr service
Of the city hospital a, Newark wh"rc
Miss grainard vas taking cnuf -
rs q trained nurse Tho Young POO,
pie kept their marriage = secret -
me bride corId complete h"r cnuTs'.
which ended on auEust -. kft"-
The wedding trip. DR. and Mrs Chal.
0ers vii b. at home 20 their fri7nds
here.
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home by her cousin. Miss Mildred
Mitchell. who will be her guest Tor
month.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Moss. Of lhiii
more. ar, the guests Of Mr. /. {. Pow
ell in East End.
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2404 JEFFERSON AVE.
Pro D. D. Bruce, !.

The discover
g. and sole OWL
or OF Magic
Remedies fox ali
kinds OF troU
b'ss, Is one "
the rotrf living
apostle OF tn
day science ol
the mysterious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Is. Schntl"ld
and little son will leave today Tor
Walker. Va. whrr" they will visit
friends and relatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Miss CARR" imrhan. Of Richmond
is visiting Mrs. App"rson in East
End.
Misses Susie and Mit'ir Adams are
visiting relatives at Red Oaks Va.
Miss Nav Wilbur. of Richmond. has
returned home after visiting friends III
this city.
Mrs !. j. Isrick"y has returned
home after spending two weeks III
Richmond
Little Edgar Norton has returned
from Richmond wh"r" h" spent
several weeks with relatives.
Miss Louise Owens. of Manchester,
has returned HON" after visit 10
Mrs. W. r. Brcazcal". los Twenty
eight street.
Miss Frances Walsh has returned
from visit 20 relatives in North
home by her cousin. Mrs W. +. Lacy
of Raleigh.
! Mrs. II. S.rShnltz. of Philadelphia
will leave tor her home In rhiladcl'
phia today after visit to her dansh-
ter, Mrs. Maurice j. Falk, on Twenty
eighth street.
! MIS-. ]. Walter Fox and children.
! of Gollsbnro. y. C.. ar" visiting Mrs.
FoX's brother. Mr. J. VI. Slaughter.
GIG Twcniy-eighlh street.
Miss Marian Nelson has returned
from avist to relatives in Roanoke
and Radtord.
! Mr.. George c. Chaplin has return.
cd home after spending two weeks
AT KcrfO0; Va
! Miss Rcna Baker, of Harrisburg.
Pa, !cf; yesterday for her HON" af-
ter spending several weeks with Mrs.
p f. Klinger. on Twcnty'eiShih
street.
Miss Ray Ramick. of baltimore.
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Graft
Miss Helen Ellington left y"ster-
day for Tarborn, y. C., to spend 4
month.
, Mr. W T. Staulfer is visiting r"
latives in iazcliOn. Pa.
! Mr.. and Mrs X. J. Pul'n hav" gone
10 Richmond county TO spend ten
DAYS at their old home.
Miss Gertrude Irving. of Wa: hing
ton. has returned home after spent
Ing month with her cousins. IN"
Misses Irving. on Thirty-fiftn street.
She was accompanied HON" by her
cousin. Miss Gertrude Irving who
will spend month in Washington
ahl Alexandria.
! Miss Helen Claiborne. OF Washing
ton. is Visiting Miss Alice Claiborne.
on the Rouicya ard.
Mr. BERNARD II Sherwood. Formerly
OF this ciiE. Int now connected with
the government offic" nj the plant
Of thu New York Sniphuildinc Com
pany has returned home.
Miss Pearl Krmpt"n has returned
from a trip Ia the North.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watkins
lIrndlcv. OF Jacksonville. Fla and Mis-
, Annc Belle Diank"nSh'H. ~ Raitimrr".
arr the guests of Mr. and Mrs John
, I.ivczey. 52eu Huntington avenue.
Nj and Mr. George nrag"r and
daughter. Of baltimore. ar" vtSitin;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown
Mrs John Grandson. OF MasEa" hu.
sSrs was tat"n III whit passing
through IN. city several DAYS ago
Dr. n c Chalmers was called 9
attend her and she was removed e.
. .2s Tvcnty->:Nth street. She Is n"s
'imp-nving rapidly and vii y" able
to leave for her homo IN few LAY .
Miss Fannie r. yrUn Tahh. ~ Rich
mond. - N" Gu"s' "t h"r ~iS'C'
Mrs. n c !. Noncurc. IL Twenty
sixth S'rC-t
, ssiH Soaring Graduates.
There sccms Va 10 no race suicide
with dear old Alma Mater. at shy
, rste-N. y yais.
For Sore Feet
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ssIU eesrira 6rsdusses.

There sccms Va b" no race suicide
with dear old Alma Mater. at sny
rste-N. y Nall.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Miss Fannie Granger has r"turn-
ed home after Spending several wr"ss
viii her grandparents IN Enmetts-
berg. Nd. She vas accompanied
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Mr.. ana Mrs. Harvey Smith, OF
Richmond. are the guests Of Mrs. IN'
Ter Walker on Twcnty-s"N"nth street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Misses Susie and Mitiir Adams are
visiting relatives at Red Oaks. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

Miss CARR" i}Mrhan. Of Richmond
is visiting Mrs. App"rson in East
End.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-20

The most motel ciairEoyan; O! the
day. He has exceptional GrIairtics
Ard Is irfa,iihlr in his line OF business.
The world has never seen hiS 'quh'
He tells al a glance the object oil
vour visit. E.cryhty * a@T"niSHeh
a, fis wonderful pow rs -stT"S points
on all br3sincss affairs. antics s"ni-
rated. brings back ~" lost one. tr'.c
Is los; and stolen gop1S, un' lTths
hidden treasures. r'mOv"s owl "
fncaccs. crosses SPILLS and III Fucs-
He Is The only on" wh" Will give E"u
written SuaraH'"" to complete Snnr
business or refund your m"n'y. M
I..tie-s containing 81 will 10 Answered
IN full. consultation soc, full reading
500. 1890 a. IL, to 10 . m.
Sunday. : &, s |? n. Phone cal! 2f'-
. RINGS for orders.
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Miss MAY Wilbur. of Richmond. has
this city.