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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
NHNERARIE JOHN
SAVAGE VERY III

The venerable Joha savage. a
well'knoWn oregon pioneer. is rs-
ported very low, ana may not live
through the day, according 10 the
opinton of the attending physician.
he makes his home with the family
.of a relative Pginee nyrne. near
the state fair grounds
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

now resident OF Globe. Arizona,
where no has resided for the past
six weeks A writ OF attachment
has been leyied upon lots /, and g.,
In block 27. Ycw Park annex, sa-
fem. which are claimed to be the
property OF the defendant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
Bath Robes

the medical department OF william
ette University. lie will probably
select a location TO begin his prac-
tlce In the Willamette valley.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
DIED.

sTEINBERG.--At the family home
in Fart Salem, this, WEDNESDAY.
morning, Harry Steinberg, aged
is, of typhoid fever.
The body will be shipped to Iowa
for interment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

Nr and Mrs, D. \. carnes arrived
Ia the city Monday nom Astoria.
where they had been visiting friends.
Nj carnes Wlll soon leave Cor north.
era points In the lnseress Of his com.
pAny, a iaFse SFosksry es,abllshment
of the eAss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

Owing TO the conversion OF the Sa-
lem state Bank into the national sys-
TEN. deposltors OF said bank are
hereby respectfully requested 90
bring In their pass-books for balane-
lng. al their earliest convenience.
l.lS-lwk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

of slab wood has been made by
che spauldlng LogEing Company
efieo g. and ssss load, 4 dis.
aoant oi sbc per load on ten-load or.
dcrp. l-sl-u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
n. q. \. "A Saaote,l

fhe Down East social" which
will he glsen his evening BY william
este renG no, g. X, o, r, NJ. 10 the
Holman hall, promises 10 be- one of
the mos pleasant social events 90
TIE week. ana viii doubtless be a
credit to the eaergelic ana loyal
membefs % the excellent local tent
TIE members Of tie oommlttoc have
spared no work 10 make TIE occasion
. success
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

The FREEDMAN Shelby shoe CON.
papy. of q Louls. No has hled a
eomplains IN department No. 1 Ol
iAs eireai1 ooaw agaius, O. 4. Ash.
~. asking for iutsmoas Cor seas. ss.
nhieA Is alleEed % be due on GOODS
boogh of she o0mpany ~ the 80.
fsodant l3st NoYsmesr Tao eom.
rAeint ssls forth that Mr. AsAby 8
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

J. NJ Lawrence commenced selling
Closaot a Deyers Conecs-been the
fayorito ever since. Phono Sii.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

Curt Abraham, agod "a. and
CLARA xsleker agsd ~, both of sa-
iem. ogta A. b kwicker witness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
A Good Flour

Wild Rose not only makea baking
day a pleasure hut brings a sense OF
satisfaction 20 the whole family
when meal tima comes An Ne ask
Is an honest trial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
Information

10 shat people want Adyertis'
IN the locals and SCH your goods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

Satisfaction TO know that when
yon order meat yea viii set what YOU
enaer, Rims 40 sgeusloH Bros. sci
and you Nil be satisfied
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
Great Clearance OF
Women's Suits,
Furs,C WAISTS,
Skirts and Wraps

Sensational Clearance Sale OF
our entire matchiess showing Of
women's Misses and children's
apparel a. Moving Sale Prices.
Unrestricted choice from the larg'
eat and best selected stock, in the
willamette valley.
Hundreds OF garments buyers
have been eagerly awaiting this
annual event. Tho tlmo when all
outer apparel needs can be sup
piled at q big saving. The shrowd
buyer will recognize az a glance
the superiority Of our assortmonts
styles and vrlucs
whatever your necds--silk
lingerie. tailored suits, walking
or dress skirts. evening or storm
wraps. furs or elk petticoata--it
can be purchased here NJ the low
eet price that will be- quoted this
season.
WOOL WAISTS
DREss SKIRTS
wOMEN's FURs
wOMEN's SUITS
LINGERIE WAISTS
CHILDREN's DRESSES
RAIN COATS
MISSES SUITS
wOMEN's COATS
WALKING SKIRTS
SILK PETTICOATs
ClIiI.DREN's COATS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

1onrnai--
Locals will increase your business.
Try them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
CITY NEWS
A Colicctlon of Important Par
agrAphs for Your Consideration

Rain or snow toaight and Thurs
dag incrasing easterly winds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
Dress Goods

soc values,
Moving Sale .."....''.'S'e
75c values,
Moving Sale .....'.'''''o"c
800 values,
Moving Sale ..'.'''.''''o'''
s1.25 values,
Moving Sale ..,,..''.'f's'c
$50 values,
Moving Sale ........''Si'OO
t2.O0 values,
Moving Sale ....,....'.S .Si'04
$3.50 valaes,
Moving Sale .,.........si.o'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

FOR Sale-FoT breeding pufp
fun bloOded White Leghorn 80
soc per dozen. See w. n. -
corner goth and Trade streets
lem. l-zz-"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
A ng AdNaniag-

Is gaiued by the merchant Who
Is wen known let people know thai
yog have What they want. Use The
Journal locals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

n ComhiRes-
Like the zines, mama Boston
honycomh al the Spa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

GA - II RIA.
BuAss tAs 1lA Aat los Nae NNlE Rs1Ai
'',,'''' &zHzZLZs(
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

Went Hungsy-
For the want OF good wood
Phone itiT or 1883 for best quauJ,
dry wood Downing 4 Eon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

For Ssle-The buildings now 0'-
pied by the Rex Photo sD-
and Miss A. NJ. Welch on -
street. Rec X. p. Boise room :
Breyman block. l-2z-S'-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22
/ NEW TODAY

For Sale-Best quality cord S0O,
Phone l41T or 1888. DoVnins
Eoff. l-lo-u-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-01-22

For Sale--Several houses In sA.'-
and farm lands at a bargain ="
ital National Bank. 6-l-e's
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03

mems secretary that the latter per
centage of opposition to tie present
speakers will found and left him I'M
movable in spite Of appeals from
friend and foe.
Let no man who fav0rs the "lcc'
ton OF the Democratic candidates AID
who believes In the principles they
rcprcsent. stay away from the polls
today. resting supincIy in the conf
dence that his vote will not be needed.
His ballot may not be needed to en-
sure the election Of his favored
congressional candidate. But. In the
improbable event that Mr. Bryan
shoulI be defeated, it is needful that
as large popular majority as pcs
siEle in favcr OF the principles he rep
resents should be rolled up, in order
that the opponents Ct the principle
that the people ought TO rule may not
hereafter BIZ enabled to point sheer
irgly to its lukcwarm support.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03
WHY.

Why shoIld the Republicans candi-
date for Congress in this district be
ever careful Of what he promises, IN
order to get the votes of the people
OF Newport News. 10 do IN tn" event
he is piected?" He knows that he Is
not going to be elected. and THAI II"
is perfectly safe in agreeing 10 'ad'o-
cate. "wh"n he goes TO COnGr S.. the
construction Of a gross CT Iatt '.ShipS
and tn" granting of IA billion IN snip
subs dies The Democratic Coz: grcs :
man, who will b" re-clett, d. knows
that he will have to make good every
pledge giv>n. and he has to he very
careful not Civ" any promise that h"
cannot see his way clear 10 carry
out.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03

CuestiOned last night concerning the
alleged payment # $500" by Jthn d.
Archbcll. of the STANDARD Oil Com
pany. FOR q years subscription to the
Manufacturers Record Mr.. K. ID. Ed
ulDEIs. president ui the company
which publ hes thr Record. said that
for many years his paper has been 4
bur, al for the distribution of pamph-
lets and printed matter locking 10 the
devrlCI mcnt of the S.uth. He sta,"d
that the Record hal enlisted the c.
Optra.i- IN o! persons Interested i'll the
growth of the South. and mrntiOE"f
Henry N. Flagicr and nry ii. RoS-
ers in that connection. In reply to
the question. Have you anything to
say regarding the $500" which Mr..
Archhold of the Standard Oil Gem
ranr, Is said 70 have paid Mr.. Thomas
p. Grasty f1r enc years subscription
to the Southern Farm MagaZinc?' Mr..
Edmords said. THAT is question
which Mr.. Grasty will have 70 answer
for himself"
The letters from Mr.. Arcis3oli to
Messrs. Edmonds and Grasty were
among the STANDARD Oil letters rea!
by Mr.. Hearst before meeting of the
Independence party at Carnegie Han,
in New York. Saturday night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03
= Dartv here during the campaign,

$ party here during the campaign
and ca some occasions has been a
little more than fair,
The day after Mr.. Wise made the
s,atement quoted above. The advertis-
Ing manager of this paper visited nm
and called his attention to the state
mcnt Then. in accordanc with his
EXPRESSED Willingness" the candi'
date entered into an arrangement ~
have the Jones speech published as
an adyertis mtnt. AS the result OF an
error In the composing room. one line
was omitted from the speech OF three
columns as it appeared in tn $ paper
Sunday. Then Mr.. Wise addressed Il
letter TO the paper. saying that the
speech was not printed according 10
the Congressional Record. and that II
must be published again if he was TO
be expected to pay fer II. He also
wanted a line aided, "Pr.nted at the
expense of Geo. n. wise" In l'eds-
sing the matter, however. be sad
that, If the paper would nct charg ::
him for the first insertion. he wouIa
not insist upol having the speech
printed again.
Naturally the question occurs. Did
MIR. Wise wanr the speech published
at all. or did he have il published SIN
ply to make good the "t:i!n3n"=S
expressed, as it seemed. fer IT," pnr'
pose of int mating that he could no.
even get a square deal in me adver'
Using columns OF the Democratic
ncwspaptrs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03
Mr.. WISE AND THE JONES
speecu.

In 4 Sp'cCh n ;hr ACADEMY Of Nh
sic last Friday night. Mr. Geors"
N"imS Wise. Republican candidate
for {, agr,sS in 'l's distrc, Jl:,U>
sing his p"nucratir opponent charge
tina: 'NjTacts from sp 'eh delivered
by Coacr'SSman ;one> n2d ben
Sl!hl,i. took OCcasIur 10 ..ay N point
q fash on that h" would rr Wiling
10 ray either Of TIL ID. H:cCratic pa
psrs in n" city 10 publish Nr. Jones
speech IN full" This animation tina;
tho local Pap'rs would nc hanil"
csmpaicn advertising matter for hu,
~as uHcaIl~d f,r and unfair Nj
Wise had pcV,:r offered &c -" Oh N
guess i'm to tn" bail. Press - ad,"T
;iting mater. ard h" kTW AT tro
tine he made his speech hat II h
k1d sought TO paid 81 any Kind NJ
campaign advertising he would Ia.
rrcCivcd exactly the same trcatnI'n NJ
nj the hands of the management OF
this pap'r as would a CANDIDA q. 90
IN. DvmocrstIc ticket or sEy Gthci
tsckr'
Tho DsHy Press h4s sndcsvorrd &
b. fair in every way 90 NJ. Wise and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03
Sevcn Years cF prsof.

l hGv" ha: -'.cr years % proof
that W KIM Nv EisCov"ry = IN"
beg m"dirinr 10 axe for Coughs ana
colds and for Try diseased condf'
ii"1 oi throat Ghost or lungs. saws
" V H'nC Of Panama. 10. Inc
world hAs I'd 'hirty-riEht wears OF
proc! hat Dr X rg's New D'scoy'ry
is III" h't r'H .-dy for coughs an
6. IDS. "A grtrP" asthma. hay fever
Iron" hi'is. hcm"rr mage Of the iur&s'
md III" osTiy faces OF consumption D..
is '!Tnoi, IL" always prevents ihc
dV"iorrH"n, ~ Ppcumonis. Sold M
der EIisrant"" ~ All Druggists. s'c
AVID 81 ~ Trial nottlc free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03
MANUFACTURERS RECORD
IS AIDED BY ARCHBcLO
Baltimore Weekly Publication Re-
ceives Three Thousand Dollars
for One Years Subscription.

NEW YORK, Noy. 2 William X.
Hearst brought the campaign Of tho
Ind. pen ience party to a .clcse al
Carnegie Hall Saturday might by
reading letters which reveal an at
tempt OF the STANDARD Oil Company
to shape public opinion. One letter
was to H. II. E0nonds," Of the
manufacturers Record, Baltimore.
The reading of the letters and Mr..
Hearst's comments thereon were
heard by large audience, which
checr.l the telling points brought OFT
by the seeker.
Letter to ~. n. E6monds."
Mr. Hearst read the following let
ter:
20 broadway. Oct 10. 1907.
Mr.. II. H. EdmOnds. Baltimore. Nd:
Dear Sir-Rcspondins TO your "a
vor Of the 9Th. il gives me pleasure
TO incl-se YOU herewith certificate or
deposit 10 ycur favor for 80 ."no. cover
ing years subscription TO tn" Manu-
facturers' Record Truly yours.
John y A:CHD0LD
e! have looked ZIP III" subscription
price of the Manu'act r. cord.
Mr. Hearst continued. and ] fr,! that
il is 81 a wear. Consequently Mr.
AIchholi was either substituting the
Manufacturers Record OF he was sub
scrih,ug f,r go years. There is n"
mcrti~n of any advertising don" ny
;h- Manu- ac'u-rrs' R"ccrd OF any
legitimate newspaper business per
formed The 5000 - distinctly
:crm-G a subscription. s"r tha' =
a definitely sta - As y"ar's Suo-
scripticl. - THAI tier" u 10 p"ss'h:l'-
~ o: il b'j9g anything ",.;r han 4
Subsidy
Tic STANDARD oil IomPanv X I
!ib"-al S-b,Cri'.r g this sO!t. ard -"
"hi.-c, # :h"s.. Subscriptions is % IN
due" .h.S. publications. tu !nGT"nC"
public sentiment 10 :av-r ii the
Standard Oil a. ~. L" wing l"'tcr
! will shos
, "cS Rr,a!va, DC - I:snI.
VI. Thomas + G;-@siN. Care - BUCK
rra':. Ro"m ic"c. ". :; vii
! iiaT> Sjr"r'. c.
n.1r w GAE'y ! ha," y0uf
favor Of vest. sdsy ara ~, o" r"'urn
r"r"~iih IA" trlt gram o. ~ Nj I'd
rrnnds ~ I.r "" willing "a
IEpr.,-rr Tho -. .un ar g.. NIH
10 tho : uthrIn Ea3f1 NsEsziB" f"i
another var. payments % b" mat'
the Sane As tE"v ha'" been this car
We Do rot 4 nh hTt That ~. In
hH"nC" oi yuur pubiica iurs through
out thc South IL RI 'h" NO helpful
,charac,"r WITH good Wish"s. AN
VERY truly yours.
JOHN u. ARCHBOI.u'
gemon0s "EssIains-
BALTIMORE ND. Nov =. VIII a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03
WHAT INSULTS COST IN HENRIco.

The best thought of the country.
v@iced and emphatically supported by
the press of the nation, for years has
been that person wr@nged by an
c,hey person should look to the laws
OF state AMI nation TO redress his
grievance.
That arguments against the ''un-
written law and personal venErEc"
have proved futile. frequently has been
laid at the door of the courts ana
minor administrators of justice
Grimes, particularly those against wo-
men, lnhame the minds Ct the law
abiding. The failure OF tribunals OF
supposed justice to suitably punish
outrageous offenders Is the principal
reason fer the survival of the mob
spirit.
Showing how far the miner jud'-
cial branch OF the Stat" government
in Henrico county. Virginia. is willing
to 70 in the aid OF the suppression or
.hc mob and 70 discourage the ten
dcncy on the part O.. Virginiaus 10
violently resent insults offered TO To-
male members of their families. as
well as to convince offenders against
our women the errcr OF their way.
the following item clipped from
Richmond daily paper oIght to I'M
press:
"Otta Stubber charged with insulting
Miss Verna Lynch. was yesterday
tried before Magistrates Lewis and
Larus at Henrico courthouse. who
fned him 81 and costs. The warrant
was sworn out by the mother OF the
girl, who accompanied her daughter
to the court. The trial took place
behind closed dccrs. About two weeks
ago Stuber was accused Of a similar
oiisnse towards another young woman.
In this second instance brother OF
the girl threatened to beat Stubar.
Stuber had him arrested ard fined Tor
threatening him.
The trial took place behind closed
doOrs." meaning that the details were
Of a character that the young cir.
would shrink from disclosing in the
presence OF an audience.
However. in view Of the fact that
Stuber previously had insulted but
one other young woman, he was let
of with a fine of $c-or one d@llar
for each insult
Stuber had the brother OF che G.
his victims arrested for threatening
vengence because OF the insult to his
sister ard the HenriCo magistrate
fined the yours man for in:ima,iuS
that he might use violence IL the
honor of his family were further as
sailed.
On. dollar per seems TO b" n"
rate assessed by the county auth ri
! ties of HcnriCo for indcCently ap-
J preaching girls abs.e fJurtrcn years
OF age.
Richmond is IicnriCo's ms: rU"u,
I | is town.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03
Australian Yate Tree.

The yate tee of western Australia.
growing to d height OF 100 feet and
diameter of q: to three feet, Yields
the strongest timber known. Late
tests showed IN average tensile
strength Of 24.uOO pounds TO the
square inch. equal TO that OF cast
iron. and some specimens resisted
11lc tons TO the square inch. equal TO
the tensile strength Of wrought -i:Cn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03
Wis. and Foolish Widows.

They tell Of woman in Coolidge
who put up such a costly monument
for her husband hat she has had to
wear old clothes ever since. Also Of
another widow Who put up i modest
little headstone and had money 20 bay
herself nice clothes. and row has al
other husband raging for her Goa.
and four.-AtchiSon Globe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03
ELECTION DAY AND tn clTI-
zEN'S DUTY.

or course there Is MOI Inc Sish'''
doubt Of the success OF the Dem9-
cratic candidate for Congress in Inc
First district nor OF the Bryan and
Kern electors in the State Of Virginia
In either case the contest is SO cne'
sided that 1t hardly deserves to be
called a contest. d.
Nevertheless. The Press believes
that It Is the patriotic duty Of every
citizen 10 60 TO the polls today ana
cast his ballot. This is particularly
true OF those who think that ma,
tionsl policy of one-man-rule. and OF
fayoritism toward q small contingent
or American citizens en- account oil
their possession of great wealth and
consequent ability to contribute large
~ to a fund for the Substitution OF
the prrchable vote. ought to be re-
buked. But vote whichever way he
may. i, is everybcdy's duty TO regis
ter his honest convictions In the bal.
lot box at today's election.
It is hardly conceivable that. in the
Hight Of recent events. any man with
intelligence enough to listen and read
and think. should al this time occupy
Q position OF halting indecision as be-
tween the two great parties.
On the side Of the present admins
traticn and the Republican candidate
who is pledged to perpetuate It's poll
cies and methods. the voter has a
right 10 record his will in favor o;
the notification OF. the rights oi
states &c manage their purely inter
nal affairs and to surrender this pri
vilege to an aiigasrhy composed OF
two men-a Republican Presiien, o,
the United States AMI Republic an
speaker Of the House OF Representa-
lives. The citizen Who sanctions
this sort of rule should yo,. oaly for
the presidential, AMI vice presidential
candidates.
He need rot take the trouble 10
send Republican Representative" e
Congress. because upon his arrival a
the national capital. the latter mus
necessarily surrender his mythlca
prercgativc As delegate from the
peopie and his natural ard acquire;
equipment for a place in the people
forrm into the keeping OF Joseph G
Cannon, whom all the R"puhiica'
organs Of the country admit viii src
coed himself as SPEAKER Of the Illus
q Representatives in Tao even; o
Republican triumph at ;dc pills "a
esy.
A vote for Ryan ami Kern and &c
pemscratic representation IN IN
hover house Of CoasrcSs will mean
{ rehabilitation Of dignity aud G"ccac
iA the conduct Of The chief ex"cu:iv
q the nation: TIM taking from IN
WAs:e House Of the usurprd pr-rogs
live q naming a SUCCESSOR 10 III
presidcncy. and Of employing a
u servants In the people. hir
g the end that this favored ono cha
Be- elected.
; A vote for the Democratic caEdidai
.fsrshermore win signify tba, a M
JU-ssy--eer,sinly three foSrths-of tn
nsuss q Representatives sAali sul
= aAaoine ssttooal Legislative.
- " SsUvd tcss, q sprakcE Cal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03
A Qads Ssrk.

1t has been :-clueEiiy noted b.
aeronams. that he barking Of i dog is
always the last sound they hear from
earth. and it h2s h"en discovered t!:at
this can be h"2~l under favor bic
circumstances q: n elevation of four
miles
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03

Subscription rates TT weekly na-
ptrs are looking up. Tn. ManuIac-
lures Record OF baltimore received
f:om Jchn u. Archbold, Of the StanI-
ard Oil Company $4,000 fer fifty-two
copies OF that Southern" and anti
Bryan industrial publication.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03

An Irshman At In:o E::~h":
shop. and VS. compelled t. wall q
long ,imc Wt"a he finally c'..t:.,d
into Chair. ~" barber ASH ~:
"Ha," you 49,. " Yes. reriie': 'hs
IrishnIan. and want yes to "have 4
Suick "--i.ChsGn Globe
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-03

< at 100 p. NJ.
FARE--First-c class, one way, $Soo'
Round trip, limit thirty days. si4.oo-
meals and berth in staterocm in
cluded.
Storage, without subsistence. $500.
TICKETS on sale at c. & O. Rail-
way Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, VA.
Steamers Brandon and lfrkley
leave Pier "A" $50 every evening
passengers only.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CON-
PANY. James River Day Line for
Richmond and all James River land
ngs. Steamer Pocahontas leaves
Newport News, TUESDAYS, Thursdays
AID Saturdays at So a. N. Leave
Newport News Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at p. m, for Norfolk and
Ola Point
Steamer Hampton vii! leave PIER
"A" daily eNcopt Sunday. at goo a.
m, going to Norfolk aud at 40 r.
H., going to Sm!thfield. Steamer "Ar-
con,ac" will leave Pier a" daily. az
cept Sunday a, ga. m. going to Smith,
field and > p. M. going to Norfolk.
All business between Now FORK and
Newport News transacted at pier No.
All business between Newport News,
Norfolk. Smithfield and local points
transacted at Pier a. foot Of TWEEN
ty-fifth St. w. Il. LANDON, Agent.