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The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
GROWS VEGETABLES, PRosPERs
Joe Skeen Tells of His Success in
 Polk County.


 A very few years ago Joe Skeen arrived in Polk county with pro- ken health and little else save a determination to make the pest of things as he found them. lie located on a little farm a lew miles east of Hatfield, well oacK ia the hills, and began to build up his health and his financial conditions, with the following result:
 Last year MT. Skeen and his family of wife and l2-year-old boy cured 2000 pounds of meat. ae has sold a good deal and has some left.
 They have 200 to 300 cans oi fruit iu their cellar, a good deal left from last year.
 This year they raised 300 bush- els of corn, 225 bushels of pota' soes, sweet and Irish, 90 bushels of turnips, besides onions and garden truck. A good part of these products will be held over to sell when prices are high Tn late winter and early spring. Last July Mir. Skeen sold sweet potatoes of last years raising, getting fancy prices for seed pur- poses.
 When asked as to what fertil- izer he used on hls place, Skeen said that he used stable manure and rotton wood which he gather ed in the timber about him.
 He studies hls soil and crops, and if one year crop does not do as we'll as he thinks II oug hi, he tries other methods the next. He prepares bis land carefully and then, fo- potatoes throws 1t up in ridges, the same as usual for sweet potatoes When ready to plant he splits the ridges, puts in the seed throws the dirt back with a blow, covering deeply, and then keeps the ditch thus formed opened to point below the level of the potatoes planted, bus guaranteeing good drainage and loose soil for the growing spuds.
 Mir. Skeen says there is mighty good money in growing potatoes here, next year he expects also to go in for a good onion crop.
 It is needless to say that MT. Skeen has little worry because oi the "hard times"
 It might be added too, that his health is now excellent.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
WHITE CLIFF SOLD
 IN FEDERAL COURT
Property Said to Represent Invest ment of Half Million Dollars Bought for $25, 1000 -valu-
 able Cement Deposit.

Ashdown, Nov. 5.-C. B. Moore, master in chancery of the United States court for the western district of Arkansas, sold the White Cliff here today. Justine D. Bowsock of Kansas City bought the property for BPS, 900.
 The White Cliff which is To- cated in the northeast corner of Little River county, is said to contain one of { h c most important deposits of cement in the United States. A number of years ago preparations were made to develop the deposit on pig scale and 1t is said that the property as 1t now stands, in- cluding the buildings and other equipment, represents an invest menteof more than half million dollars. The property became involved in litigation soon after the plans for it's development were made and no work has been done there for years.
 It is believed that the sale of property will end the litigation and result in the development of the cement deposit.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
VINCENHELLER IS OUT
Denies That He Resigned and Says Was 0usted by Enemies Asked
 That Charges Be Brought.

Little Rock, Nov. 6.-The trustees of the state university yesterday elected c. II. Adams, state entomologist. as temporary director of the Arkansas experi- mental station, vice w. G. Vim cenheller, who resigned.
 MT. Vincenhelier, when seen, denies that he resigned, but claims to have been removed by members of the board who have been fighting him since he was first appointed. He says they had sad some time ago they would get him out as soon as they secured majority of the board. Colcnel Viucenheller says he de- mauded that the board bring charges against him, if it had any, so he could have standing in court and show they were groundless, but no charges were ever made. Colonel Vincenheller points with pride to the many times the auditing committee had gone over his books and found them correct in every particular. He had been iu Arkansas for 25 years and in that time held some of the most important positions in the state. C. H. Adams, who has been appointed in his place, IS the state entomoIogist, and will serve until next June, when his successor will be appointed.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
PENITENTIARY BOARD MEETS.
Votes to Sell Cotton and Make Pay
 ment on Convict Farm.

Little Rock, Nov. 6.-The board of commissioners of the state penitentiary met yeste rday and voted to pay tue Urquhart estate $l0,000 on the purchase price of the state convict farm as soon as there is any money in the penitentiary fund available for the purpose, ordered the sale of the cotton and cotton seed at the farm and awarded contracts for supplies for the institution.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
SEEK GROUNDS
 FOR A CONTEST
State Chairman Tucker Declares Re pubIicans Will Take Such Action if They Can Secure Neces-
 sary Evidence.

Little Rock, Nov. 6.--It de veloped yesterday that the leaders of the Republican state organiza- tion are endeavoriug to secure some evidence on which to base a contest in at least one congress sioual district in Arkanas. Spe- cial attention is being paid to the Seventh district, in which Con gressman K. Minor Wallace was opposed for reelection by 5. K. Young, the Republican nominee, and 1t is said that If contest is instituted in any district 1t will proba ably be in the Seventh.
 Captain F. w. Tucker. chair man of the Republican State Gen. tral Committee, stated yesterday that he had received reports oi alleged Irregularities in the Seventh district, and he declared that it was the intention of the organization to institute con- test in that district if any evi. dence could be secured to warrant such action. No statement has been made regarding the nature of the alleged irregularities.
 The returns from the counties comprising the Seventh district indicated that Congressman Wall lace will have majority of near ly 5000. These figures are bas- ed, however, entirely upon esti mates of the vote in the various counties, as the returns are very meager.
 Harry H. Myers, the Republi- can candidate foi congress in the Second district, declared last night that late returns showed him to have made big gains in the country districts, and he claimed that the result in that district would be close. The available returns, however, indi- cate that w, A. Old6eld, the mocratic nominee, will have a safe majority. Mir. Myers also declared that he had secured evil dence of frauds committed in various parts of the district.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
ANOTHER HORNER SNAP
It's q Truck Farm This Time,

20a, ] mile of Mena, well iu. proved, on rural free delivery route, especially fitted for truck growing. Will sell cheap for cash. or half cash if taken soon. This is going 10 be sold sure aud soon 10 man making best offer
 ] l.. Horuer, M ra. Ark. Phone 764. l92d&0 If
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
It's a Crime

to neglect your health. The worst neglect that you can be guilty of is to allow constipation. biliousness or any liver or bowel trouble to continue. It is poisoning your entire system and may lead to 8 serious chronic di- sease. Take Ballard's Heroine and get absolutely well. The sure cure for any and all troubles of the stom- ach, liver and bowels. Sold by Jac son Drug Go.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
Never Disappoints.

Many extensively advertised remi. dies are failures when put to the test. Hunts Lightning Oil is an exception. Confidence in 1t is never misplaced = disappointment never follows its use It is surely the greatest emergency remedy now obtainable. For cuts, burns, sprians, aches and pains, kuow no equal.n Geo. E. Padilcok,
 Doniphan, Mo.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
This Is a Good Thing.

ll-scre bearing orchard, smooth land, beautifully located, with broom house, good barn and
 well. plenty of timber for fuel, close to Meua. can be had free of rent for a year by party giving sufficient security to guarantee he will properly care for property. See V. W. St. John at Star office.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
A Broken Back.

That pain in your back caused by Mmbago, sNff muscle $ or a strain is an easy thing to get rid 0f Bailard's Snow lAuimeat cures rheumatisHl lum- hago, sore and stin muscles, strains, sprains. outs, burns. bruises, scalas and all aches and pains. You need it in your house Sold by Jackson Dug co.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
Saved Him.

Tt did not kill me but I think it would if it had not been for Hunts Cure. was tired, miserable and well nigh used up when l commenced using it for an old and severecase of eczemas One application relieved and one box cured me. I believe Hunts Cure will cure any form of itching known to mankind Clifton Lawrnnce,
 Helena, Ok.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
Trains Met. one Man Wnn Die

St. Joseph. Nov 7.-One man dying. two dangerously injured and dozen passengers shaken up is the result of a head-on collision between Chicago. Great Western passenger train and a freight train at Faucett. Mo, neat here. at eight o'clock Thursday night.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
Two Hundred chInese brown

Annoy, Nov. IA small steamer, car. rying 500 passengers from Annoy to Tungan. a few miles distant, sank Thursday evening. Two hundred of the passengers were drowned. Chinese iunks rescued the others
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
switch Enoine Into Trolley Car

Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 7.-Sam Spencer was killed and eight other passengers were injured early Thurs day evening when switch engine backed into an electric car at Eighth avenue and Thirtieth street.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-11-12
Fodder Wanted.

Wanted, at Star office, a few hundred bundles of corn fodder. Delinquent subscribers. here's your chance to get even.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

&%riItllS gennem bper lln0eroi5nings-
time maa bliue enonu lfonnere "a
mere Iiflig, for0i ban ct fonmen for
a ailfaffe GinoeletS @erninger
bonoe u0cnfor % / os.
&Gre &enner, un0eroiier pi pao
oeuHc Moaoe, iuo fan %elligneIien
life uOeblipe. 5oo ifal oisie 8grrt
igenncm 0rOet5 Yoapirfning, bc0
oets cgen 0iugt bIipe 6eporcOe Dos
oQ i Scirs ariitus. 5oa ifol sen
Dag oprin0e, pa ct iaa0ant 9arn
lluur Sen o%unOelige 5feI5nloer, Ou
fon iige: 9ht tror icg life Blot for
Gin Gales Sfpl0 men foroi jeg
iclb bar %crfnrct, 0enne er / Sano6e0
Cen &riitlls.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

til geliignelie, 90 er set fife NOT
meO Ell flDgtig 8pn og iaa ct: Sa
Get er '9errenS @erning, ban bjel-
FER mig nof. NeL Ser maa Ell
grunoig 6orbere0elIe til. 2es Sef-
len Oper og oper igen. StanoS pes
lner SGtning ia, peO hpert Orb,
tai bit meo Big ielp oerom. ltnoer-
irg Gara1eliteOer iSfriften, lom I'LL
falOer iaa meget lettere oerl om 0ll
fGlger Sef1treffen. Sreng inb /
Gefltert, iaa ifal Sen trenge ino /
Dig, og Gu ifal babe noget at 1tge
til SerrenS lmaa, Og Serrens Bel
ilgnelie ifal fife u0eblibe, men bite
fig / rigt Waal. Men, bpproan mon
ret goor meO Ben 2nrer, Ser fpr7t
SerOog Iften lent eQer Sen0og
Worgen ifal til at ie efter S6noags-
ifple Seflten, og iom maaife life
engnng bar operpGret SpnDags=
ifole=2Grerm6oet? &ere, tror ou, at
oct tan bliOe til &elIignaIi e? Spor=
leOeS fan Serren belligne set, iom
nu fife fan tale onL for0i 0u fife
fen0er set?
4. 81 bar maaife ollere0e faaet
nof, og Bog buroe hi pitt life CLIENT
at &erligbeoen er oen Iterfeite
9ribfroft / Oenne @erning: ltoen
&erligbeO bliper benne @erning
for beibGrlig.
5. @nomt Get mac ri bape nogle
faa Orb ON, og set er 9egapeli len
til at unberpiie, eQer fom Sfriftelt
tiger: befbem til at lere andre. Seq
ifal fun pege paa en- enfelt SIDE,
ipm for mig er iaare pigtig. 9eaar
III iiooer eqer itaar foran Sin
Slasie, bar on ioa oine Zine meo
zig? Ser on ale oisie Bar Zine
rettet moo Dine? Spis ioa, iaa OBJ
naar 0u noget. Spis life, iaa er Ser
noget f%orfert. Oh toler maaife til
ren enfelte for meget, til Sc fit
tige og borige; men buff, at Sc olc
rbgtes. SamG Dem, paamino
otter % otter, at mi err Sc / Serrens
&l1s, mi bill ban taGe til Dem. 2oo
Sem mGrfe, at set er Big en- Sier-
at Sc oqe fommer meb, at
er Big ligegploig, men at oe
CHE er Sig fore, foroi Sc er Ser
rens f66te og oobte imaa.
(Wtere.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

poo en- nf Dem, ser fordocOe Sc
fpritclligc 0uerfolo. Oct iful pGre
ct ipenIf GicneItefarG paa en- al
@oorocnc / 0megncn; men ban
e. after blcpct I9$Iaot, oo ban meg
tcr, at set 6or pnret 6an1, og Sc
pucrfolorc fan life beite1nt p%anItao,
At ban CT @erningSmonoen. Der
icrtulIes, at @enoormct er paa
Sppr otter sen un0en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16

6riicrncs r@pjiang". - S rEon-
bernide 3eitltng" nflrpffes en-
Sang, ser bprer GperIfriften:
p6riiernes Soiiung~, og inn CT for-
inttet al tiOligere 2prer S6liiter
Gonge beO &langSbpl. 6prlte
Qers lpOer / 0periGtteIic ~inolunOe:
y6riierne er lpItige 6olf, @ejOi.
De er alto fiOeIe;
Obi Be- og &ahepun6
gr oere5 tgrite % iiOite Quite,
@eioi."
@tenS 6riierneS Nabofolf, 0un-
ferne / NorOiIespig forfplges, naar
De lpnger rationale og aanOelige
Suige al b~etDOelig litterGr &9rOi
o9 Op6t i9Oeligt % p9ffenOe SnO-
BOLD, offentliggpr ct 6o%rtpifnings-
blaO altiaa ben friiilte n@pjiang" /,
BET pil iige oeres ppperligite Sang,
Ger itul0e ppre ct llOtrpf for, bpuO
Der rgrer fig bO$ Dem. Sg Duilfet
Rult11rbIlle0e fuar MON luu? De
reg bpjeite % iiOite @leOe er Sc
og &afepun6! 0}on nlaa pirfelig
Gure Set tpife 8la0 tafnemnelig
for Oenle Shentligg6relle, Der ri
Ier, 6Oor man 6npner, naar ct 6olf
giuer NffaI0 pna national Selp-
itun0igAcDsf9lelie % ptlligt guar ~
! en- Itor &ultur. @arlfe pitt, en-
iaaOan Seluopgipelie mac 10 pere
IN gleOelig &en0sgerning for ct
6ortpifningsblo0. Ser ct life Sale
pm at bprne ON 2an0ets Gien0om=
melig6e0, intet b6ieite 2llife ON at
bepare friiiif WtonI, friiiif Sober og
Sfiffe, nei fin BET eneIte oferIte og
iIite Enite": e. % &affepuul6en.
6riiernes S6iialtg ma tiene os
0unife til Sfrnf % 9l0parieG, iaa-
IeoeS ifriber rWom."
StOr tiff M~incp0elic / Sicl 6iurb.
5 u@amburger 9ta6ridten" me00e=
les, at Ser / 0isie 0age (5lltrin-
gen al Sept.) / &iel 6iorO er 6leuet
afbolOt en- ltor Mil1eppelie, 6Dortil
liogle % tre0ipe GampIfi6e er 6lepe1
fragteOe / &ie(, 6lel1$borq, 5pnOer-
borg, @am6org pg 2D6Gf. Oct til
fsies, at 0%ontperne betienes al
Orlogsflaa0ens BerionaIe, og at
lbellerne bar buret / flere 9aqe.
Aabcnraa. - Yaa 8rnn0. On finif
Stonnert, Der bar laItet meo Sqr
i'll 6irmaet @oetmal1n, lpb forleoen
paa @runO Deo SnOieilingen / SAB
zen. Stpnt man urbeioeoe al al
Strait paa at faa Sen flot, lpffeoes
Get BOG fife.
}Saa farligt Smraaoc. Gen
81. Sept. 6lep Ell &ognmanOs SeIt
ffp neOe paa Ma0ene og lp6 mes
&ognen, Gpori Ser ioO en- fife
&reng. Soften latte ms poa Sntou-
taneIfinnerne, bpor Sen iiQe Greng
tIeo ilpnget al Sognen pg forilog
Fg en- Del. Gangs Sfiltnerne fort
iatte Soften Sarten, inotiI Sen l1aa-
zoe Stationen. Ser ltanoie0es Sen
Diloe Start, / set ct 9ar @Gn0 fit
fut ! Soften. &oo0en %ognen o.
Setter res Ell Gel Sfobe Oco Sen bill
ac aerieI. ct @eGo bar set, Of Ser
a;qen Smoabanetog onfom pe0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
Ill.

Scot hi iii bar betrogtet 9pr=
nete % 0et @u0s Orb, iom hi ut=
H%erpiIer !, ion1t Mnnoen bporpua,
laa gaur ol pper til at 6etraQte eQer
lmoerlpge bUilfe ~np0oetOige 6or-
li01ptnlngcr, Der maa bore til Ste.
&c Dos ben eller Dem, iom Ifal M
(%erptle, for at &erren fQn pellig-
ne NrbeiOet. Geriom hi er eniQe ON
&c TO foregooet0e @ltnfter, iaa fan
III mart 6lipe e1lige ON, at til Ell
loaOan Corning CT Sc 6e01te Mpn0
rg &pinOer life for goOe. De Itp-
renOe Al pore Sgn0ogSifoIer fuli
fer fife bore for ombpQgelige %
nGjeieenOc / Galget al 5GnOags=
ifole 2Grere. 9enne Sole, at man
fen ga Iogtens lGie mes euer iiQe
npget iii nogle Smoabprn, bier
finn oltfor flart, 6por liDt Mnioars=
ffIeiie % 8epio1t6eo Ser er oper
ior 0enne @errting, for life at tale
mn Dirfeliq &nrlig9e0 til 0etne
Corning.
If acknowledgements og on0re Ste
ser I @uO5 ORB finder pi Ou f6l-
Qcnne ~noooen0ige TornoIptningcr
Ter ben, Der itol rnoerpiie andre.
y 2lt Sc forer ct u0portes rluIte-
Iigt 2io.
p 9lt 0e bar Gro, y at Sc er
fro, 4 at Sc bar &GrIigbe0, %
81 at Sc Far 8egopelie og er Be-
fDem til at lere o1t0re.
1. @i fon pitt mart blipe enige
I'm, at Cen iom fprer Ct ltoportes
loiteltgt &ip ct aloeles uififfet til
ot DGre 2Grer for 6errens imaa,
en- ban ellers iaa En- alorig lqa
fegapet; tbi oct fan fife nnogaas,
d Sornene bprer ON en- laaDan, og
6naO SfoOe BET aflteofommer for Sc
imaa er ~ubooelig. 9e moa bope
Siuio til Sen, ser u~1oerpiier Oem.
2. Gen, Ser ifal un0erpiI e Ser
rtns imou, maa 6aoe Sro til Be
9prlt, ban %u10erpiier, og Sro til og
rua Set GrO, ban ipsIer meo, at Set
CT @errenS ulmpgtige Orb, iom Ell
mGqtig til at 6epare oeres Siple
ira o0e Sutons Ingreb og Sna=
rcr; tbi eQerS bill 8erningen mart
hlioe ell 9DrOe, bporltnoer Ge0fom=
menOe bill iegne f6r eQer ienere, el-
fer ngioo forer Wfongel paa Srp
til, at &greren tyr til egen D.
~fnOiOm6eO | Sorm al egl1e Me=
ringer, r0ipefl1lerte &nofun0 %
Gprfloringer for oog at frem6ringe
Roget al ct 9ieiltltat, Jon Iaa Oog
for eQer ienere piier iig at pGre
9obler. Men life nof bermeo, BON
maa bube Sro til, at oenne Ger
ming er @erren pelbebngeIig for
96rnene5 Sfplo, for Oroets 5fplo
Of for airfens 5remtiOS Sfplo.
Som 6alge Oeraf itaar ban fife enc
| ben @erning, men @erren err ielp
meO nreO jim Ion0. @ar s tenft
oper Bette, fere Genner, JON arbei=
SC / S9nOagsifolen? gn0elig mou
bon bape Sro til 9ennens % 6or-
bpnnens Magt efter GuOs SrOs
anpisning og BRUCE Sen; tbi en-
SenoagSifole SGrer, iom life BE-
ser ON Seliignelie for fig ielp og
i'm &lasie me0 Sro paa 8snnens
Mogt, horer fife biemme / en- Sgn=
ragsifole.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-16
gtffcrat

r9cn fprcncbe Danifc cu.-latb
&irfc"s fculte SbuOagsifOlcunp-
Sc, afGulot / Gmans airfe
&acinc, Wis, ira
So. Sept.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
FEARFUL ITCHING
AFFL|CTS FAMILY
For Six Months They Suffered Tor
lures Patches ofHumor Became
Raw Could Hardly Sleep- Med
ical Treatment Did No Good but
TWO SETS OF CUTICURA
CURED THEM IN TEN DAYS

"Last February my sister broke out
10 the rest of the family, being the last
Co take it. 1t manifested itself in
patches varying from the size OF q pea
to that of silver dollar. The joints Of
our limbs were most affected. The
parts where the skin was tender soon
became raw and irritated and we were
able to sleep but little because the itch
ing got so bad at night. My sister con-
suited physician but he was unable TO
name the disease and the treatment he
prescribed did no good at oil. AS the
warm weather came on we were tor
tured worse than ever the irritated
parts causing os to scratch until they
would bleed. In August, when it was
at its worst, my sister was given q
cake OF Cuticura Soap. This she tried
and 1t afforded so much relief that
bought the complete treatment, con-
sisting OF Cuticura Soap. Cuticura Oint-
ment, and Cnticura Pills. This We
used according to directions and imme-
diately the humor began to disappear
then bought another set and the whole
family were cured by these two, the
blotches disappearing in ten days. AT
ter this we used the Cuticura Pills for
ten, days more to be sure that the humoI
had gone to btay. We have not been
troubled since and We all think that /!
It had not been for the Cuticcra Rene
dies we would have been suffering yet
George w. Brown. IS Linden ST., Rock
land, Mass, Jan. %, 1907"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02

under way TO piacard tho South with
copies OF both reports or extracts
from them. The negro will get all
that he wants to arouse him Soon
after will follow quick work on the
part OF tho antl-'ratt people. They
Will advise the negro to turn out
everywhere and overthrow The white
LEADERS, and pie counter boys and run
the conventions In the interest OF MS
friends. VIII the negro do Il? Many
believe that he will, and there Is
known TO be some fright IN Taft quar-
terra over this possibility. TO guard
against It everything; possible is be-
ms done in advance.
1t is declared that white men In
each Southern state WHO have failed
TO get patronage viii be placed In
charge OF the onslaught of the black
lTigtdes. They will manipulate
things so that II they do not control
the regular conventions they will hold
rump conventions and send delegates
10 The nAtioral convention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02

Yes, my name Fret" hat j an,
not tretting yet. although times are
na.d, money Is hard TO get, but If
YOU want work done cheap, bring IL
now. Chairs Gained, Furniture Re
paired, Mattresses Renovated, UpboIs.
tering done, Scissors and Knives Shar-
pened. Shoes Repaired In iirstclass
styie and promptly. No 3 Court St.
IS the place. JOHN FRETT.
me only American in my business
IN Hampton. All work Cor cash only
1-10-08-1y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02
Wines and Liquors

eSsssSS esSFU LIqUNSS
I belong to tho lost tribs that
Moses sailed on the Red ses I'm
price cutter. I'm a moDey.maker;
I'm .he one that sells all straigh,
whistles rstail at Wholesale priecs
" following high grade 1oc Whis
Eies sell for &c a drink: Paul Jones
rure Rye. Sherwood Rye WhI,hey
SarroH Springs. pure Maryland Rye
Wniskey, Parkwood Rye Whiskey
All OF the above named WHISTLES are
strictly high grade; watch NV pricee
II you dare, beat me IL You can
Wniskey In bulk at following prices.
Old Mlca Pure Rye, II pit. 25c;
saiioI ,......... $4,000
Ieonard's Fayorite, u pit, 500
keilpn '....,..-.... ......... s3.9U
HSnter'e Baltimore Rye. & pi..
2hc; gallon SAM
Masyiand Club VI pit. 2hc: gaj
pa ..l,, Jones Pure Rye. * pit, zoe;
co. r,..'......... .........$2.76
sS .ar a, rye. gallon ..........,.sg,Du
MOSS Rose, gallon $500
LAKEWOOD Pure Rye, gallon ..S2.0o
Jefferson Pure Rye, gallon sI7.
kentucky Bourbon, gallon ..SI.4O
oonple Stamp Gin, gallon ~. $500
me following brands OF California
Wines, Port. Sherry. Catawba, Ola
'et, Blackberry. at CSC per at; per
gallon. 75c. ~
Pride Of North Carolina, years
Ola, gallon 5000
hummeill. per gallon $500
carroll Springs. gallon ....s25e
NAAA Baker Rye. gallon ......s2.ao
/ n. LEONARDss
Barrel And bottle House
IS AND 10 MELLEN ST.
ehoebus, Va, ,Pbons ssh
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-02


Senator Foraker and tho anti-Tart
people understand the motives of the
Taft leaders. ana feel that they will
be able 10 checkmate the opposition.
Senator Foraker IS holding back the
report OF tho Senate committee on
the Brownsville affair l5caugc he
feels sure that IL will arouse the ne
i,roes In the South. force them to
run ever the white onlceholders and
take charge OF conventions. clccting
amiiTait delegates. In fact, the
white ofllccholiers realize that II will
lie difficult TO hold the negro in II he
is again aroused OH this question. 1t
is now we'll known that the Senate
committee that investigated tile
Brownsville incident has been ready
10 report for soma time. but Senator
Forakor has been atscn, in Ohio u
great deal and he Is no, ready for
the report to come out. The report,
through Democratic support. will put
the blame upon the negro soldiers.
Senator Foraker knows that. but Il
strong minority report will he sub
mitted and this report Is likely to
have great effect IN the South. 1t
Is declared that ARRANGEMENTS are
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