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The Coconino sun., 1908-05-29
AROUND THE COURT HOUSE
Happenings at the County Capital Building happenings Of the
 Week

The following is the weekly re- port of instruments filed in the office of the County Recorder for the week ending May 27th, 1908. Warranty deed Chas. E. Miller ct ux to Edward Poston.
 Release of chattel mortgage. c, J. Babbitt by H. s. Wilson to A. E. Thornton.
 Chattel mortgage. T E. Thsrn. ton to c. J Babbitt.
 Trustee deed, w. A, Mayhowel ct ux, by E. M. Johnson, trustee to R. H. Malone, receiver of the Fidelity Savings Association.
 Bill of sale, Jos. Johnston to Mrs. Fannie J. Hill & Jas. Kenne. dy.
 Release of chattel mortgage, c. J. Babbitt by H. s. Wilson to John G. Walker.
 Chattel mortgage. John Walker to c. J. Babbitt.
 Warranty deed. Charles Skooge ct ux to M. Mikkalson.
 Release of realty mortgage, Da- vid Babbitt by H. S. Wilson to Jos. Treat.
 Release of realty mortgage. Bab- bitt Bros. by H. S. Wilosn to H. c. Lockett.
 Release realty mortgage, David Babbitt by H. s. Wilson to J. R. Lockett.
 Realty mortgage. Edgar M. Twitty ct ux to Hugo Victor.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-29
June Weather In Flagstaff

The following data for the month of June have been compiled from the Weather Bureau records at Flagstaff, Ariz.. and cover the per iod from 1891 to 1907, inclusive. They are issued to show the condi- tions that have prevailed during the month in question. for the above period of years, but must not be construed as a forecast of the weather conditions for the com ing month.
 The mean or normal temperature of June is 59 degrees. The warm est June was that of 1902, with an average of 62 degrees. and the cold est. that of 1903. with an avreage of 58 degrees. The highest tenn perature was 92 degrees. on the 18th, 1901. and the lowest, "A de- grees, on the End, 1902. The ave. rage date of the last killing frost in spring is June 9th. The latest date on which killing frost has occurred in spring was June l6, 1905 and 1907.
 The average precipitation for June is .55 inch. The average number of days with .0l of an inch or more is 3. The greatest month ly precipitation was l.88 inches, in 1903. and the least, trace, in 1906. The greatest amount of pre- cipitation recorded in any "A conse- cutive hours was .78 inch. on the 1st-2d. 1899. The greatest amount of snowfall recorded in any "A con secutive hours was 40 inches. on the 2d-3d, 1899.
 The average number of clear days is 16; partly cloudy days, g.; and cloudy days. 5. The prevail ing winds have been from the south west and the average velocity. as computed from the records for the last years only. is 9 miles per hour. The highest velocity record ed during that period was 42 miles per hour. from the southwest. on the 5th. 1906.
 A. E .HACKETT,
 Weather Bureau.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-29
SANTA FE WANT WATER
Santa Fe Engineers looking up POssi- bic Gravity Llae from Lake Mary

bic Gravity LlRe from Lake Mary
 Hydrolic Engineer Millett of the Santa Fe. in company with Jas. Lamport, have been making close examination of the country be- tween Lake Mary and Walnut with a view of securing a gravity line if possible from the lake to the rail- road.
 The Walnut dam appears to be too much for the water service people of the road, and can not be made to fill owing to crevices in the side walls of the canyon,
 1t is doubtful whether a gravity line can be constructed from Lake Mary to the railroad owing to a large rocky hill intervening. though it could be constructed as far as Fisher tank then pumped.
 While a great deal of water is wasted by sink holes at Lake Mary. there is great quantity along the north side in the deepest portion.
 No conclusion had been reached as to what action would be taken, at least none was given out by En- gineer Millett before he left.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-29
A. E .HACKETT,
 Weathery ryBureau.

So many soldiers from along the border have deserted and located in Cananea and other points of safety that the force located in that part of Mexico has come to be called the Sixteenth Cavalry. the largest num- Der in the United States service be- ing the Fifteenth. Yuma Enter prise.
The Coconino sun., 1908-05-29
Restoration to Entry Oi Lands in
 National Forests

Notice is hereby given that lands described below, embracing 570.45 acres. within the San Francisco Mts. and Grand Canyon National Forests, Ariz., will be subject to settlement and entry under the pro- visions of the homestead laws of the United States and the act of June II, 1906 (34 Stat, 2s3), at the United States land office at Phoe- nix, Arizona. on July 2l, 1908. Any settler who was actually and in good faith claiming any of said lands for agricultural purposes pri- or to January l. 1906, and has not abandoned same, has preference right to make a homestead entry for the lands actually occupied. Said lands were listed upon the ap- plications of the persons mentioned below. who have a preference right subject to the prior right of any such settler. provided such settler or applicant is qualified to make homestead entry and the pre- ference right is exercised prior to July 21. 1908, on which date the lands will be subject to settlement and entry by any qualified person. The lands are as follows:
 Lot l tor NE& of NED, Sec. 1, T. 2l N, R. ? E., G. & s. R. M.. the W. of NW4 of NWt. the W. of E4 of NW1 of NWt, Sec. 6, T. 2l N., R. BE-. Lot 4 tor SW4 of SW4). the SE4 of SWl. Sec. 31 T. % N, R. 3 E.. listed upon the appli- cation of H. D. Johnson of Will Hams. Arizona.
 Also the SE4 of NWl, the S3 of NEi, Sec. 92. the SWl of NW4. Sec. 39, I. 29 N., R. 2E.. applica- tion of R. J. Kinser of Williams, Arizona. Also the VIZ of Lot 3, the E1 of Lot 4. the E1 of SWi of NW4, Sec. 4, T. IS N. R. 6 E.. I of John L. V. Thomas of Flagstaff Ariz. the NWf of NE l Sec. 8, T. IS N, R. 6 E.. applica- tion of Albert W. Purtyman of Flag staff, Arizona, who alleges settlement in 1897. Also the NE4 of Sec. 26, T. 23 N. R. 6 E.. ap- plication of Wm. Harrer of Flag staff, Arizona. FRED DENNETT, of the General Land Office. Approved May 2. 1908. FRANK PIERCE. First Assistant of the Intertior.
 Lists 626 GA 7S5 and 920.
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The Coconino sun., 1908-05-29
COFFEE

You can buy something called "coffee" at l0c ID with 5000 miles of R R freight from the roaster; don't.
 Your grocer rsturns your money fl ysu denf kks Eehillinx's Best, we pay him
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
COUNCIL WILL JOIN IN
Fight FOR FAIR RATES
Lower Branch Unanimously Adopts
Resolution Ipp'opfistI,g One
Thousand DOLLARS.
ASSIST CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
Suit Will be Brought Before interstate
Commerce Commission to Compel
Transportation Companies to Give
Newport News Equitable Treatment
Aldermen Expected to Concur.

Without a dissenting lo'" tn" com
mon council las! might adopted Il rrSo-
luton aprropriatlnS $1,000 to b"
spent by tn" hnanr" commute" IN an
cifn-. 20 have the Interstate Com
Incrcc Commission force the trans
portation companies 70 GlV" this city
cuuitahl freight rates. II is pro-
posed TO have the iinanC" committee"
iOin forces with the Chamber OF COM
mrrcr. which already has instructed
its directors to employ counsel ana
bring Sttit brfor" tn" lntcrstal" Conn
mere" Commission.
This resolution WAS recommended
by the finance committee. and Il mex
with instant approval brtnr" the c"un-
ell II is expected thai il Will h"
approved by tn" board of aldermen
at its next meeting.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
Y. M. {. A. BASKETBALL
TEAM BEING ORGANIZED
Games With Various College Elves
vii, be PLAYED Here During
The Season.

The Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation basketball team is being o.
-an'zCd for the season and Physical
Director Eugene G. King already Is
making out the schedule Of games for
the coming season nc opening
match will bc played her" with III
Bramb!Cton Athletic Association. Of
Norfolk early in January
Games hav" been arranged with
he teams CT william and Mary Coz
i 90 and Randolph Macon College ana
the T. am will meet either the team
Of Washington and i."c University or
the University Of Virginia. TIL" Staun-
tCa Military Academy team wants a
game with IN" locals and that match
2lso ma. b. pulh d on here. This
schedule insur"S SOM fast sport for
the local lovers OF basketball.
Thu association team this season
gives promise OF being an unusually
strong one. SiX Of the best PLAYERS
on last wears team havr- reported and
Manager King says he has som" co"f
material in several other PLAYERS al
he association Tho players OF last
wear who have reported arr: G!ldT r.
y cr1. Bur!aSr. Hamilton. Mcans"y
and Sincl II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
REGULATION CHANGED.
Now Possible to Increase General
Board of Navy.
(By Associated Pre5s.)

WASHINGTON. II. c., Dec. lap
parrntly the talk Of tn" r"orgahiza
ton o. the navy with staff orSaniza-
ton to resombl" that adopted tor the
army has been brought to a cohcl"-
sion by Secretary \"wherrE, VINO
has changed the regulation relating
to the general board of the navy
which now is limited to seven mem
bers by adding the words and Such
general officers as the secretary ci
the navy may desire.
With such provision. II would pc
possible to all as many othccrS as
NAV be n"crS AIRY to perform all IN"
work such as is accomplished by IN"
general s;aff of the army. ai'houEh
under this plan the secretary will h''
surrender his power over the naFai
organization.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
MRS. ELIZABETH MILLER DEAD.
Rsed Lady Passes Away After Lin
ueriro I,Ieces at Sons Home

Mrs. Elizabeth Miller. 60 years o.
age. died last might about midnight
Mt .hc home Of her son. Mr.. Sol. Mil
Ter. in East End. after a lingering Ill
ness. Mrs Miller. who was ma
rive Of Germany. lived nearly all OF
her life in Petersburg, where her
children were horn and reared She
cam" here last February TO make her
home with her son
Mrs Miller is survived by Two sons
and two daughters. VI. Sol Miller.
of this city: Mr.. Moses Miller. Of
Pho"tWe; Mrs. NHrHS M"y"rs. Ct this
CITY and Mrs. Samuel a. RcinaCh. OF
Petersburg
No arrangements FOR tho funeral
have been male. hu tn. body will hc
'akcn to Petersburg for iHtcrmCnt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
HEPTAsoPAs' OFFICERS.
James River CooeIave Holds Regular
EIection-Bsnouet

James River CcncIavc l. q. HC7ta.
PMS las night elected tho follow
ing sriCcrs for the ensuing term:
Past ArChon-P VI. Folan.
ArchOu II TiChtrnbCrg.
Provost T VI. Schwartz
Prclatc-R. Byron Garter.
Sccrciary-RTfuS W Powell.
Financier-W r. Sprulll.
TreasurCr-w. s WroadwCll
insprctor-G =. Pollock
w.rdcr-L. n. whrclCr
Seniinel-C. r kshvor'h.
Trustccs-R. W. Upshaw. A. Ryh-
ncr. a. Kernick
Representative 10 Supreme Con
cIavc-P. " Fclan: altsrnatc. Rufas
W Powell.
. Tho or'cers will No Installed by
District deputy J = NcFh"rSon On
IN" nigh; Of January ~. and IN" in.
staIlation will b. followed by a han
quot.
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FORCE SUFFICIENT.
Officer Thinks He Can Hold Fort
Rankin,

UNION CITY, TENN, Dec |. -
After full investigation of til" a.
tack made near Samburg last week,
at Fort Rankin says that as near a'
can be learned, there wer" not NOR"
than S or 10 men in the attacking
party.
Captain Ro@An docs not think any
sh,ts fired by The guards took fleet.
He says he is not in need OF more
soldiers Four arrests were mat"
by sold"rs at Fcrt Rankin to-day. No
new names have been learned.
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Resolution Providing for Paving To-
spe:t|on Trip Goes Through,
But Cash Is Needed.
ufEI AGMu TOMORROW NIGHT
Committees Report On Bids Will
Now be Ccnsidered-Salaries OF
City Auditor and Fire Chief Fixed,
But City Engineer Still Gets
Nothing.

Four members OF the common
council last night refused 10 vote Tor
a rrsnlul ion arpropriatinG money to
nay the expenses of commlti"" 10
make a tour OF Eastern cities for the
rlruoS,' of inspecting plvinG, ana
thereby prac;iCal!N7 annull d til" ac-
ticn of the body in deciding TO send
thirteen m"mhcrs "junk''ing. lively"
affirmative votes were required 10
BASS the resolution and with only
fou,teru m"Inh"rS prrS"nt IN" Tour
who opposed the trip controlled the
,ituaton.
Much regular business WAS on IN"
calendar for last nights regular meet
ing. and wh,u the highways and sew
rrs committees report on tn" paving
lids finally came up, and IN" 'lunk"'
recommendation hal been disposed
cr. II was too lac TO CONSIDER TN"
ids. The body adjorrncd to M 81
again Thursday night. when IN" re-
port will be taken up and such other
business as may come brior" tn" holy
lie disposed of
Committees Report.
Tht. highways and sewers commit
itF Sulbllilt'tu tHt paw iliE 'Hi''. a. '-''
ulated and arranged by the city engi-
neer, together with the engineers re-
port, as published in thrs" columns
last week. The committee recon-
mended that the council. before tax
ing further action in T. gard to the
paving, send a committee composed
Of two members Of the common coun,
Gil aud one member Ct the hoard or
aldermen, from o?ch ward. and tn"
city engineer. on 4 tour OF various
cities for the purpose of inspecting
different kinds of paving. Attached
was a further report. agreed upon at
n meeting of the comm'itr" just be-
fore the council was called TO order.
suggesting New York. Washington
and surrounding cite. as the points
to be visited
Mr. Harris. saying that he favored
the trip, moved that the committee
consist CT one member OF each branch
from each ward. the presidents or
both branches to H. Included in tina:
number
Mcssrs ketchum. W. F.. Jones and
Boiling spoke against the motion. &C.
claring that there had been too much
delay IN this paving matter already
and that they could NOV see that Il
would do any good to send commit
tee away
MIR Davis sponc earnestly in favor
Of the trip. urging that some kind OF
chcar paving material should h" used
art, saying TIL he saw no prospect
Of this be'nc don" at pr, sent. Mr..
Chcadle said that it would no, do any
harm to serd the committee on tn"
trip as no Paving would he done for
several months, anyhow.
Mr. Davis moved "a an amer !mcnI
10 Mr. Harris mO.ion that the report
of tn. committee be adopted. TIL"
amendment was carried -- Ayes:
Chcad'". Cox. Davis, Harris. Wa. Wal
lace. Washburn. Srruii'. W. A, Jones.
u. s. .: nays: Eolling. Christie.
Jones. W. T.. k"tChum. Sprnll. ". F..
5.
Mr. Harris tn n moved that IN"
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SociaI-Personal

Mrs. J. f. H. Stuart is visiting
friends in the North.
Mr.. l.. G. coles has returned from
a visit to his st.tcr, Mrs. II. G. Car
roll. in Norfolk
Miss Mabel Powell has returned to
Richmond College to resume her stu
dies after spending tn" THANKSGIVING
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. G.. Puwc.i, in East End
Miss Mary Wright. who has, been
the guest Of Mrs T. J. Sims. elt
Thir,y-third street, has returned +"
Williamsburg to resume her studies at
the Presbyterian s, mnary.
Mis- Ala Smith has returned hom"
after spending tn" THANKSGIVING holl-
DAYS with relatives at DcnbEh.
Mr. Leo BainS has ret fnrd to Nor
folk after a visit to rclu+ivcS in this
city
Miss Anna C. Roth has returned
home after spending the Thanks Civ
ing holidays with relatives here.
Miss Maudr Pu"h is ahi" 10 be out
after an illness Of several weeks with
typhoid fever
Mrs J G.. Curtis T. turned hOm"
yesterday after spending a week with
Relatives in York county.
Miss Katherine Barrett. OF Rich.
mord. is visiting tn" Misses Barrett
III Huntington avenue.
Mr.. +. T. Messenger is sick az his
home on Wire street
Mr. Robert l.. Campbell has return
cd to- m" city after spending several
days at his old home in Wilmington.
Del.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02

presidents OF both branches b" named
as members Of the committee, TO rep
resent their resp, ctiye wards. TINS
motion prevailed.
Then came the appropriation qU"S-
ton. After some discussion, Mr.. W.
A Spruilrs motion tina, 5000, or
SO much thereof as might be II c"a'
sary, BE- appropriated, WAS put to
vote. M">-rs. Boiling, Jones, W. r..
Kctchum and WashhIrn, to'"d
against n" resolution. Thea Mr.. Da-
Wis moved that tn" amount b. mad"
$50, nu his vas lost too. M"SSrS.
Christie. Spruill ". A. Wallace,
W,shburn and Pr, sid"nt Jones NoilhG
nav this time along III" four VINO
had def, at"d tn" former motion.
Mr.. Cox favored making an appro'
priat!"n under $500. 20 that three
lourthS vote would not /" required.
bur this did not meet with favor and
the matter was dropped.
Salaries UP Again.
The finance committee urgently
recommends that some action be
taken in the matter OF salaries Tor
NIt tIN ii-lii''i, wy '''''''' 49,
chief Of the fire department, which
officers hav" drawn II" salaries sine"
they were elected four months ago.
The committee also recommended
that the officers b." given int"rrs up
on tn" amounts du" them.
Considerable time was wasted be
fore 1t finally was agree Il to take up
the salaries one at time. Mr.. liar
riS moved that thr engineers salary
be- $1,000. This motion Was lost:
Ayes Christie. Davis. Harris. via,
Wallace Wa.hhurn. Jones'. ID. So
nays. Boiling. ChradlC. cox Jon $.
W. r.. Keichum. Srruill. W. A.. Sprn,
i'll. W. E~7.
Mr. Chradlc moved thai III" "n@i-
n""r's salary be fixed at $3.50" Il year.
This WAS lost by Il NOt" of to ..
President Jones rulirg that Il ihrr
l0urlhs vote WAS necessary TO carry.
Thosr voting NAV were Davis, Harris,
Via. Wa hburn ana Jones. NarionH
other attempts to decide the question
were made. the former actions being
RECONSTRUCTED. but in the end nothing
was accomplished and no salary WIS
fixed
Mr. Harris moved that tn" FIR"
chiefs nalary he fixed at $500 iSal-
airy formerly $|2GoN This motion
was carried BY a vote of tw"lv" to
two Mcssrs. Kctchum and Chradlc
Voting nay.
Mr.. Cox moved that the andInr'S
salary he fixed at $1,000, no provision
being made for the $500 formerly a.
lowed for assistance. This was car
rird. Mr.. X tchum being the only
member to vote nay.
From the Aldermen
Action was taken as follows upon
matters sent fro mthr board of ald,I-
men:
Re: oluton appropriating 5000 for
repairs to roof Of city stalar. concur
red in.
Resolution appropriations 5000 to h"
expended by the building. grounds
and lights committee In providing
bedding, etc, for prisoners in the
city Jail. ccnCurrcd in.
Resolution appropr;ating $3.50 to
purchase trash receptaclcs for streets.
ConCurred in.
Ordinance repeating an ordinance
regulating laying of pavement on
sidewalks, not cOAcurrrd in
Ordinance fixing tr"aSur"rS T. ~ in
accordance with state law. COnCurr"d
in.
Resolution appropriation $50 t" pay
bill of Elizabeth Buxton Hospital for
charity patient. ConCurrcd In.
There WAS considerable discussion
over the ordinance relating to side
walks. an! the resolution providing
for III" payment Of tn" hospital bill.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
At Ore amiand.

Carey and S'nmpS, The singing ana
dancing pair that got tn" laughs anh
applause AZ Drramland Monday night.
scored again las night. This team
ana Miss paiSy L"wman, in her
G. NEEDY act, will !"' seen for IN" last
time this evening. Several new pie
lures are announced by the MANAGE
mrnt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
HAS RETURNED TO The CIV
AFTER SEVERAL WEEKS
ABSENCE.
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He II the only ore who vii! give yoo
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The Vaudeville Bill.

The Academy ,.nj%hI will offer the
same vaudeville hill that was gwen
last night and M'ndav. with several
new pictures. The bill includes hH!
" Courtricht. Ha@Gcrty 4 LeClalr, Al
Splitter and Little HIP
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
POLICE CHEF BROWNS.
Taken ~ On Launch, Presumably
Toppled Overheard.
(Dy Associated Pr

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Dec.
William J Eiggy, chif Of polio" 81
,EiS Cit. wa, drowned in the bay last
night
y hr!v has not been T"c"'"r'"'
He was rc','rni1S 10 III" city IRON
Hc.yidc~r ~ he polio" la1nch ia
troll" and when the boat arrived II
was discuI rcd that he was missing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
OTHER ARRESTS.
Two More Men Held for Murder OF
Richmond Man.

RALEIGH. y. G.. Dec. Tim Hoi
drrtl"ld, white. as principal. AMI I'd
Chayis negro hack driver. as ac
ceSsorv, were arrested today in 'h'
case of tn" murder of f. W. smith
the Richmond coal drummer.
This makes three men arrested "a
Irinci~als and six men and '"'
women arrested as accessories in the
crime.
No time has yet been named fof
preliminary trials.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
Night Riders Destroy Barn.


fHV th' NSSN''0T'T f'T'Ns
EVANSVILLE IMP No I.-NiSh'
riders. early today DESTROYED N"
barn Of W " GosSar. Tho harm was
filic,l with tobacco and the loss Is
81 .o""
Cesar recently came from Kentucky
While a rcSidcn' ~ iha' state Nc raj
refused 10 pooI his tobacco.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
Mr. eordersve Very 81.

Nr Felix Rord"navc is seriously III
=, his home. 13i Twenty ninth street.
NJ Rnrdnnaye was believed To b" i'm
proving after an Hines Of two
months. but h. has suffered TelapEc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
Returns 20 Philadelphia.

VI Angus: { karksu hlE = 'Ur7"d
to Philadelphia 10 rc~um" his tUr'"s
at - sp"ndinr = week in this 6R%
! asi SUNDAY Nr Earkau corrupted the
pulpit Of the Trinity Lutheran church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02
NATURE TELLS YOU.
As ManJ Newport News Reader
Knows Too Well.

Whrp III" Kidney, are SICK,
Nature tells ,uu all about it.
Tn, time Is lalurr'S cal, ndar.
II I.,uI,N, O. TOO frequent acton
Arv uln&lN truIh.r tells Of kidney
Ills.
Deans kirn,y Pills cur" all kidney
rs
:<-w port News I"oplc testify 1o
This.
Ms. H. +. Horton, living at l2io
:Gth st. Newport News, Va, says:
M. horton suffered from Kidney
.r.mUla'pt, for some time. his Kidney :
Iriny affected no tUHbt hJ the lum' $
from the talp' n'inr much of "hlrh Is
used in his work. Ills beck gave
him considerable trouble and th"r"
WAS a paiu through his lrih>. illS
hiunr,S were ul.O disorders Il. NJ
srcrrtiOns being irregular II ac'i"h.
Deans Kidney PILL were finally
brou"ht to his attention and he pro-
cured a bon at the Alien Drug store.
They did him treat d"Al III %""d
and | have since heard him prA!S"
them on MANY OCra lions. tfioW
>,.,., ,,,..,.i .riI,p ran L., 1on,,,
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CURED TO STAY CURED.

On Aug. 30. 1901. Mrs. Horton con-
frmrd h'r previous :to'"m"nt SANl"&:
1.-THE cure Doln's Kidney ii..S rf-
f,c,"I in Mr.. lI"rtnn,s cas-" i'll l'"'''
has proven permanent and it gives
M. pleasure to confirm my former
statement at this time.
For sale by all dealers. fric" %
cents. Fost,r-Milbnrn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agent for the tinted
States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-and
take no other.
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French Dry
Cleaning

Having added French Dry Clean
Ing D.par' mont to our equipment W.
ar, prepared to ha-diC the most deli
ca" fihr. :. silk waists. dressed and
undrcSs,d clo,oS. as we'll as cleaning
ard pr sing ladies' and scnt!emcn's
suits
II you visi: strictly hi~h-class work
on short E"ticc. and at reasonable
price. give us triad.
Both Phones 10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-02

Mr. Robert l.. Campbell has return
ed to- III" CITY after spending several
days at his old home in Wilmington.
Del.