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Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-08
Scale Books at this office.

Scale Books at this office.
Mrs. j. r. Burnett has been
i'll for some two weeks.
Mayor Haney went to Lubbock
Wednesday on business.
Miss Susan Bechtel returned
Monday to her home near Happy.
Mrs. Emma Foster left Tues
day for Ben Franklin to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Charley Long and chill
dren are visiting relatives, the G.
p. Money family.
J. w. Dixon came up Tuesday
from Fort Worth and will be
here several days.
Miss Anna Jordan came up on
Wednesday from Plainview to see
about disposing of their house
hold goods.
At a special meeting of the
City Council Wednesday T. f.
Reid was authorized to collect
and receipt for city taxes.
E. Wolf and his father, living
in the Joe Foster house north
east of the courthouse, left this
week for Gaines county.
S. V. Gentry was in town Sat
urday and the first of the week.
He talks like things were going
to suit him at COrdell, Oklahoma.
G.. a. Dougherty returned on
Tuesday from Plainview. He re-
ports it very dry down there,
that country not receiving the
rains of some two weeks ago.
Our Oklahoma City visitors,
one hundred in number, being
late when they got here, only re-
manned with us about a half hour,
or just long enough to ride and
march down town and back to
the train.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-08
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BUSINESS LOCALS
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Good quality calling cards
100 % cents.
Bryan's COmmoner and The
News, both one year $50.
Good rubber tire surrey for
sale. Impure of |. l.. Hunt.
Beginning next week Canyon
Market will receive fresh vege-
tables daily
Call up Canyon Market for
good beef. We keep the best
that can be had.
Hotel for Sale rent or sell
the James Hotel, Good stand
and doing a good business.
J. NJ. Meyers,
). > Canyon City, Texas.
If you want to rent a house
make l.. G.. Conner 5 Office head
quarters for this information.
He also renders property and
pays taxes for nOn-reSidentS. ltf
For beef, pork, sausage, ham,
bacon, cooked meats, vegetables
andproduce, ring Canyon Market.
LEW-My pedigreed Percheron
Stallion will make the season in
charge of NJ. +. Slower and at his
residence. Sl3 insures a living
colt. Levi was foaled May 10,
1904, and was sired by Tyr TO-
600 imported from France. His
dam was Bleue 3079. See Slower
for complete pedigree.
6-4 j. +. ROGERS.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-08
Specialist.

| treat all diseases of the eye,
ear, nose and throat; also have
glasses and pay special attention
to fitting them. Consultation and
examination free. Canyon City
May ~ and 10.
[. r. SMITH, NJ. d.,
WeatherfOrd, Texas.
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There was "a picnic at the Falls
Saturday.
h. l.. Templeton is visiting
friends in Plainview this week.
Lubbock has employed teach
ers for the next term of school.
Elder Shore went to Hereford
Sunday evening, returning home
Monday.
The less a person knows of the
world the more cOntented that
person is.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Hutchings
have moved into the Gus WanSley
residence.
Mrs. Chas. McDadc visited
friends in town Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Bunk Long is back again with
us, having Il position with the
First National Bank.
Lewis Saltzman was in town
Tuesday and reports a new girl
at his home since April 18th.
Parties who subscribed for
sugar beet seed can now obtain
them by calling on Il. \. Terrill.
Mrs. l. l.. Hunt and children
left on Tuesday evening for two
week 5 visit to relatives at Lub-
book.
Travis Shaw is having his resi-
dence raised some eighteen inch
es and put on a foundation of ce-
ment blocks.
Walter f. Crawford moved to
Plainview last week and Il. a.
TerrilI moved into the house he
vacated.
j. f.. Wansley writes The News
that he has moved from Hager-
man, New Mexico, to San Diego,
California.
Prof. Craig left first of the
week for TeXico and Prof. Null |
lens went to his claim in the deS
erts of New Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Moreland |
came in Tuesday to get their
household effects in shape to
move them to Plainyiew.
Harry Howell is now with the
First National Bank, taking the
place of Bunk Long, who left this
week to supply a vacancy in the
bank at Emma.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-08

The Keiser Bros. & Phillips
Shire and Percheron stations,
referred to in this paper hereto
fore, will be kept for service on
their farm west of town. Terms
So to insure a living colt.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-08

Clarendon Monday on visit.
1t rests with the Bailey people
TO say whether or not the war is
over.
Miss Johnnie Cartwright is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. A.
Park.
Mrs. S. b. Lotion is sick this
week.
Misses Kirk, TuttIe and Lips
combe left this week for their
several homes.
Miss Luna Hitchcock is visit
ing Miss Mary Browning of Am
arillo, this week.
Mrs. O. G. Davis and children
returned from their visit to Pan
handle last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cocker re
turned home from their South
Texas trip Monday.
BOrn-Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
}. G. Hunt, a boy. The young
ster has been named Joe Bailey.
Dr.. Stewart and wife will leave
Sunday for Corpus Christi where
they will attend a Medical ASsO-
citation.
Miss Ray Law has been en-
ployed in the Amarillo public
school and began teaching there
Monday.
NJ. a. Rosenblum, a new rep
resentatiye of the Daily Panhan-
die, was in town in the interest
of that paper Saturday.
At a meeting of the City Coun-
Gil held Saturday night the res
ignation of John Turner as city
marshal was rendered and ac-
copied.
OF the Mrs. Jordan Children
Miss Anna went to reside with
her sister, Mrs. J. W. Pipllin, at
Plainview; Lucille to live with rel
atives at Forney and Lois and
Hester 90 to their uncle's at Tu-
liza.
Tom Dowlin, manager of John
$ Worth ranch, this week
sold to Dawson Bros. a full blood
Hereford COW which has passed
her usefulness as Il breeder.
She weighed l,455 pounds and
brought 500. 30.
A communication signed Bus
ter Brown" tells of a birthday
dinner at the home of j. r. Nor
gan Sunday in honor of a daugh-
ter, Miss Myrtle. No name was
signed to this notice hence no
particulars can be given.
j. A. Edwards went to Dallas
the first of last week returning
home Thursday evening. He
says that Mrs. l.. l.. Monroe, in
a hospital at that place, is i'm
proving and that Mr.. Monroe
will likely return home this week.
Miss Erna Kalp Of Mt. Pleas
ant. Pennsylvania, is here seek
ing better health. Her parents
came down last excursion with
Keiser Bros. & Phillips and Miss
Erna remained and is staying
with Mr.. Pierce in the west end
of town.
The lectures by Mr.. Lumpkin
at the Christian church last week
were worth more than the admis-
sion charge. In his travels over
+l, o,r+l, no oviJoptl,- cbSorvo6
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
THEATRICAL

The prest NATION vi hish~class
vaudeville features in connection
with the moving pictures at the
Aradtm my OF Music has proved 50
popular with the patrons that the
Infringement has secured for the last
three evenings OF this week what IS
said to BE-. one ul The strongest ANA
most widely known comedy and
~. ciaily vaudeville. troupeS on ANY
Of the theatrical circuits THIS troupe
Is known as The ltillorkS, and has
been playing in all OF the larger
cities. During The, past winter inc
troupe app, AIRED tor one week. ut the
Colonial tn, a1rr IN Norfolk and Is
said TO have made one Of the hits
Of The season.
Never until now has Il local thrat"r
attempted anything so pTri"ntl"us in
tn" vaudeville line. but tho p' Cpl"
have highly approved OF the. features
which have already been offered mat
i, was decided 10 Srcui.. AN especial
attraction.
I'll. Bullo"ks present Il di\rSlh"d
organization. Ia all ;lIr troupe has
twelve members, each ON" of whom
Is said to be clever. and all of them
are billed as high class sing rs, dan
GERS and comedians. One of he f"a-
turrs OF the troupe is the work OF
Theodore ana Lucil,. !iullOCk. whn are
comedy sketch artists with unique
singing AMI dancing >p"'ialti'S. Th"r"
are also the "Eullurk Sisters vain
their singing sprcialtirS. Perhaps the
most interesting Of the entire ironp"
is Baby Bertha. who is bat five. years
old ana who gives Il mGnologn'. as
we'll as singing aud dancing. Sh" will
also appear in an electrical act. Tn"
BullOcks will put on four ST para'"
acts and these acts will be r"r' h'"d
during the entire "v, ming. On SAL
urdav afternoon they will appear n 4
special matinee.
BUuldin and Quinn will also pm
on their mrs6al and comedy Sp'
cialty for the +, mainder Of the week
W. NJ Fcnton has been secured TO
sing the illustrated songs. New pie
ture films are being received daily
from tn" factory in New York. ana
an entire chang, in tn" pir'ur" bill
is made each day.
Despit,. the greatly enlarged rand"-
VILE bill and the many different fea-
tmres offered. thrr" will be no chang"
in the price Of admission.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
ii. ulss Knows Ielh|ag About
Proposed joint Debate.
illfgsfntIIs FOR the ltEIns
Severn, Third Ward Leaders Have
Matter in Hand, and the Invitation
e Very Likely VIII be Forth Coming
Today-cot Jones is Ready.

Former Mayor A. A. Moss stated
last night that so far AS h" knew
there would be no joint debal" be
tween himself and Col. Marquis Jones
In the Third ward tomorrow night rs
WAS announced Tuesday. He. said
he had received no invii alton 10 TAX"
part In any such debate. nor had ne
been advised that Their" would he 4
meeting In the Third ward that night
Several OF the leading politician
OF the Third ward have In charge IN"
arrangements fer the proposed meet
ing tomorrow night and they an
nounce that the two candidates for
mayor would be invited 10 have n
Jcint debate Col Jones Is said 10
be ready for the meeting. and II Is
very likely that an invitation TO Mr..
Moss will be forthcoming today. This
meeting was planned for the purpose
OF aronsing enthusiasm among the
voters OF the Third ward and those In
charge of the arrangements hope 10
have the two candidates for mayor
participate in a joint debate.
This will be the last meeting Of the
present primary campaign and. Incl
IDENTIFY. II will mark the close OF tn"
Newport News Iuietes' municipal pri-
mary campaign.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
Busy Meeting Ahead Of The School
Trustees.
CONFIDENTIAL" REPORT N AAxo
About Sixty Members Of the Present
Corps Are SAID to Have Been
Recomme nded for Reelection
Others to be Dropped.
nllEllAlle

At is rsgu;ar meeting In the High
school huihing tonight. fll, board 81
school trustees viii begin the an
nial election of teachers for In" H"s-
sion Of 1908 09
l. Is IN lrrstUOd that tn commit T.
t." of the board on rule s and rrg"-
IatinnS will recommend The re- "lt"-
ZION Of ahOutG5 of The present tra'h'
.rs This committee has examined
,h,. "contilt initial" reports of the prlli'
cjpais and the Superintendent OH In"
I, uch-rs and has compiled list OF
The teachers for recollection. This
lisi will be submitted to tn" board
tonight and in all probability II VIII
he. auproy, II in toto. All OF The 'cOn-
tI,Irntial'' reports will be- be:nr. the
board tonight and If they desire. the
members may examine them.
Several OF the teachers now en-
Moved in the schools will not max"
application for rr-elt elton ana. ac-
corhing to reliable reports, several
others will be- requested not 10
make applications The work OF
these teach, RS is not regarded as pc
ing up to the standard required III
the schools.
Th. probabilities ar" that the board
will not conclude the election OF
teachers before the July meeting a"
several new teachers will have TO be
named. Owing to the scarcity OF
, good teachers in the state some OF
the trust .es believe that the board
will have some difficulty in securing
desirable. material
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
WRIG " BROIHeRS TOOK
FOUR SPINS IN the AIR
No Attempts Were Made Al Distance
Flying. But Az OF tn Aseensions
were Successful.
nv AssocIaicd FressD

NORFOLK VA. May II. tn"
Wright broth. ~ continued their aero
piano tests ~ intervals IhrouE n"ui
today. making no less thar four SIC .
crSSful fights and demonstrating
their absolute confidence In the ma -
cninc No attcmpi was made al dis
lance Ia the afternoon tssis th.'
brothers devotiug their time and at
tcntion 10 the control W The ms
chino and in sforrs more @T"'iuslty
and quickly clear the ground when
deF'ring 90 navigate IN" air The
various tests were arcompIiShri With.
out mish1p. ~ l0HgrS spin b"ing
over The lak.. rr'rr ninR In -@Fs'-
circle. covering \ distance 81 rrais
bly, "a miles. but never seitiag more
fhsn 100 teet above the water.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
NEGRO BAPTISTS OF
VIRGINIA IN SESSION
Annual Convention Began Here Yes
terday-AdGress Of Welcome
by Mayor.

The n, gro Baptist state convention
which met in the First Baptist
church. Twrnty-lhirL street and JEFF
fersOn avenue yesterday morning. has
brought to tn city some of the most
III Gmin, II. negro ministers Of the
state. who are working for the NOR
al. intellectual Development Of IN"
negro race.
The convention is regarded aS on
of the most aggressive nrSaniLati ln:;
among the negro, in the
United States. At the head
of the convention is the Rrv. DIR.
II. bowling. of Norfolk. VIII" is the
recognized leader OF the Virginia ~,
gro Baptis,s.
Th. convention opened with song
and prayer service. conducted by
Revs George Washington. ID. d.. {.
C. Scott ard f. L. Mason
Mayor s t. Buxton delivered an
address of welcome. He said that 1t
was not his mission 10 discuss a
race que. tic II ~ Tie much talked of
negro an. 81 ion. but appeared as may
or OF the city Of Newport News. III"
best city in Virginia. The mayor
was given m ovation by tire conven-
ton.
Rev. II. II. Harris. pastor OF the
church. delivered an address OF well
come aud turned over 10 the pr 81
dent the keys OF the churcn. ASSN
ing the members of the delegates
that the colur,d people W, r" blight
ed to have them present and would
no all in their power To make the
stay pleasant.
Hon. "aryus Jones. president of
the hoard OF aidPrm. n. repres' nted
the white Raptists in an address OF
welcome
Major Y r Moten.. of Hampton
insiirnir. "Nt"ndrd greetings from the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
THIRTY FIVE THOUSAND
SAW JACK ATKINS WIN
Rich Metropolitan States Taken by
an Outsider-Two Favorites
Dragged Along in Rear.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK. May 13.-Jack Akin.
carrying top weight. won The Rich
Metropolitan handicap al the opening
of the racing season at Belmont Park
this afternoon. Restigouchc, one OF
James r. Keene's two entries. was
second. while Don Creole. rank ont
sid, was third. McCarter. the heav-
lily played favorite. Jagged behind and
King Cobalt also heavily played,
brought mp the rear. The time was
fast-I:3S 3-5. which is a new rec
ord for the race on the Belmont
Course Don Cr6oie's performance
was the feature OF the race. Start
ing in last position and On the far
outside he shot forward near the fin
ish like a bolt and came down the
stretch nj a pace which brought the
great crowd 10 its feet At every
jump he appeared Ia gain a new po-
sition and az the finish he lacked n
scan, half length OF shutting Resti-
youchc out Of place. The weather
was pcrfeca and the track extremely
fast
Society fockei in thousands 10
witness the running Of the big han
iirap. the crowd beiug esiimai,d AT
35 .aea reople
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
NEGROES HOLD CONVENTION.
contestino Delegation to Chicago Con
vcntion Elected for District.

A convention composed OF delegates
the negro Republicans
of the FIRST Congressional d15hk Il:
held q convention al the negro fE
Than Castle. On Madison avenue. yes
,erdav and elected n delegation 10 the
Chicago convention 20 contest the
seats of the delegates elected by the
regular district convention recently
held at Cape Charles.
About sixty delegates from the six
teen counties Of the Gistr were IN
attendance. r. c. Griffin. Of this
city. presided as chairman. and X &
Griffin. e Cape Charles was seer"
tary.
Delegates were chosen as follows:
DIR. =. A. Scott. of this city and Rev
Frank Page. OF Gloucester county
Delegates: X. q Griffin. OF this city
and c. W. keer. of. Northampton al
iernaie.
Rev. J. H. Smith, Of this city. was
chosen rlector. Addresses were
made by W. H. MOSES. of Stauntcn
and J. J. Jones. CT Hampton. Dele
gates will go from here TO Richmond
today to attend the rump state con
ventiOn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
SERIOUS CUTTING ARRAY.
May Field Stewart Wounded in the
Shoulder and Abdomen.

May Field 81. wart lies at the 20
lice station with two cuts about six
inches long in his left shoulder AMI
4 dangerous cut in his abdomen al
icgei 40 have been inflicted by
William billiard this morning
al 2.25 O'Clock Stewart says
that Di.lard was drunk and h"
home on Eighteenth str. Of. When
near Pier Eight billiard suddenly
drew a large knife AMI slaShrd him
on the shOul:.'r and In the abdomen.
Willard made his escape. Roth par
ties ar. coloreI
wounds
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
" Reached the SCOT.

Mr.. T. Humphrey. who owns .
large general siorc IT Omega. o. AM
Is president Of the Adams C0UH'v
Telephone Co "a well as of the Home
Telephone Co. Of PIKE County. q,
says of Or. Kings New Discovery
1T saved my life once A. least 7
think u did. u seemed To reach he
SPOT tho very seat Of my cough. --'
when everything else failed" pr
Ring's New Discovery no; only
reaches tho cough sro': u heals the
sore spots and the weak spots IN
throat. Iangs and Chcsi. Sold under
guarantee NJ All Druggists. soc and
81 81 Trial hottie free
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

school and invited the convention IL
visit the school Saturday afternoon
when Booker T. Washington will de-
liver an address.
The general conference Of the A
NJ. +. church will also be- present
Ma ior Motcn then discussed tduca
ton.
The Rev. Robert w. Gon. OF Lynch
burg. responded 10 the addresses.
The next order Of business WAS IN"
appointment OF committees.
Rev X. II bowling. the pr' sid"nt
; made his annual report to III" con
! NrnIiOn He has been president Tor
the convention tor IN" past "lHht
years. during which time lhc con
y.ution has rails Il $lo.325.fJ for IT'S
educational work.
President Reelected.
After the address was delivered.
the rules were suspended and l)r.
Bowling was unanimously elected
prrSid Mt for another y"aI.
The convention then took recess Tor
dinner. which WAS served IN The Tee
lILrt room OI Inc thiilth DN NV -
Harris ana his committee.
The devotional exercises in the Al
tprnuon session W. +" rnnductd by
R,ys. W. H. Ashburn. +. T. Cosby
and Il { Carr.
The death Of Rev. Il. r. Fox. the
r.cmding secretary. WAS nf1' -iE an
nounctd and Rev. W. +. Graham ana
Rev f. {. Patterson inadr short al
dresses on "Our Fallen Hero.
/ Last might tn. church was crowdth
from altar to door TO hear me Kew.
Geo ~. Lee one of tn" most tin-
uuruI negro pr, a"hrrS iii III" COIN
try.
There are many important nutS-
TONS 10 come b fore IN" convention
dur;ny the week. 4 president of IN"
virginia Theological Seminary Cor
|, 90. at LynGhbnrg, is 20 b" S"l'r''
"a Prof G.. W Hayes died iw"
wears ago. Since that tim til" work
has been carried on by his "l"""'
Rev. +. W. u. lsiacs. Of Nash
Vile. Tenn. secretary Of IN" Na''"h =
n y Y p. L. Board. will address,
,l,.. convention his morning.
Among tn, visitors to b" in''"'''-
ed ,rdty ar" R"vs. W. Il, johil>'''
r. Washington. y. c.. j. And 'S"h
Tav,cr Of Washington. ID G ana
Rev, DR.. Cartwright, Nrj Sid"h' ct the
North Carolina Baptist convention.
Toni.h, Rev. +. p. Sarnd"r%. "l
, \urtnIk will preach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
SgvENTY-FiRST NOT INCLUDED.
1tdsWatsr Miiitiamen Not Gcing to
!. Chlekamauaa Camp.

The Seventy first Virginia II si-
meat. National Guard. OF which tine
Huntington Rifles. Company G.. is u
member. was no, included in the Or
der Of the war department directing
the Virginia troops to camp at Chick
Amaaga park on July IL for ten days.
The Seventeen and Sew. nty-ss cOnd
regiments have been ordered 10 that
camp.
Several weeks age the Sevt MY
flrst regiment protested against any
order that would send them to Fort
Monroe for their ANNUAL encaIp-
nient; and "a the regiment will not
participate in the manOeuvers at
Chickamauga. II Is not known where
will camp this sum
msr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
tNTEREsT IN Revival.

nv. W. r. Motley Preaching to
large Congregations This Week.
Mach interest a. being manif sted
- he revival which has been in pro-
greos ct the Thir,ieth Street Chris
aSaa church since Sunday evening
The pastor. Rev W. X. Motley.
vreachss each evening TO large con-
Gya9atiSns.
last night the pastor preached
seronx sermon on the subject. Why
Chfi9 Came Music was rendered
M the choir and the Baptist quartet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
Speakeasy Raided.

S,auh.n Barnes and Mary A
BarnrS. tf 3Gi2 Huntington avenue
wrr.. arrested yesterday afternoon 1"
the chargr of selling liquor without
lic..u,.. They will he given Il h"aT
ing in the police court Today. hhr'es
and his wifi" had been cnndnr'ihS i
saloon. hmt did nj apply for a license
4, the beginning Of this year. II Is
alleged that they have been diSpoSihs
cr The stock left in their place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
CHARGED With HOUSEKEEPING.

John G.. Berwick, a member of the
crew Ct the fve-mast"d schooner
Prescott Smith. was arrested E"s'"r-
dav on Il warrant charging him with
breaking into III" store room of 'h"
British steamship RoriSbrcok, an!
stealing can Of tea valued al so.
Later John Mitchell WAS arrested on
III. charge if receiving the stolen
gcCdS The eases will be heard in
the police court this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
Pleaded Guilty at First.

In the Circuit Court Ct Warwick
county yesterday morning III" case
OF Arthur Smith 4 negro who killed
Susan Banks. also cOlorcd. on the
water front several months ago. was
continued When the case was call
ed. Smith pleaded guilty. Int JlHie'.
Tyler appointed Attorney Hubbard To
represent the man. and the case was
continued at The request of the at
tOrney.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
0eaSh OF an infant.

,RJEltam =. Hogg the one wear old
- 81 Mr.. and Mrs. " Hogg. died
P3ldsy evening al the homo Of his
eQpta. az Forty snh street. Pun
- services were conducted at the
su6s6~ace yesterday afternoon. The
~ vas INFERRED NJ Gr"rnla~n
ae0etery.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14

Iaiy a sonnd proposition a good
kukp. q meritorioHs article or a de-
npxVsag venture VIII be benefited nv
n2Vev1isirg-apd there will always b.
'ssmHe.- promoted and established nv
uI&u<gty. a :hinr that does not
soteS- pubIiciiy. or that would not
f&reve under u. is oP~n 80 suspicion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
GOING TO NORFOLK TODAY.
esunttngton Rifles viii Participate j"
-. Memorial Parade.

The Huntington Rifles will go to
Norfolk today to prticipate in the ex-
ercises and parade incid'n to the
Confederate Memorial Day ceiebrl-
tion. The company will go in full
dreae, about forty strong. Captain
wilkins will be- in command,
Governor Swanson yesterday &C
cepted the resignation of First Lieu
tenant c. W. Franklin. OF the Rifles.
An election to MI the vacancy will be
haaa in the near future
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-14
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