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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

Tuesday
Shakespeare club meets al Carnc
gle library ia afternoon
Modern Priscilla club meets Ia az
iCrrcun
The ssniot l. 4. L. meets at Yves,
Side N r. church IN evening
Mrs y A. Johnson entertains Pas.
time Euchre club
George Feafs musical comedy The
Aan Behind al Brooas theatre IN
evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06


ocratic lawyers in i-a~ton.
col Roy 4 Hoffman was in the city
over sunday
Hon Ice cmoe, president OF The
hoard of regents of the state nniFer3i-
"a was in the city yesterday
L q. Dooliu. Of Alya. was 10 me city
over Sunday
T.. ~ Fitzgerald was in the city from
Tulsa over Sunday
r. M Wilson and William Dawson.
q The go ranch, weretn the city over
Spndsy
Robei ponloL treasurer OF Kay
eoanis here from Newiicli today
A. W MeMhun. OF Oklahoma city is
q GUthrie visitor.
c d shaw OF Kiugfisher is in The
&. r. Ciemmons, Of MA shall was 10
one city over sunday
D. T. palmom Of Edmond, IS In th'
city.
Contractor Joe Sererna lefi this
monine Tor Oklahoma city
Judge a. H. llgston left this morn
ms ior Kiugiisher 10 open a term 81
eouri a. thar place
W b. Settle ot Myunewood, is Il
Nie city
rev 4 n Mayo. Of oklahoma city
anthfie visitor
Re3reseAfat9e fosan Hawkins oil
say county. was d sunday visitor a
ponca city
Mayor & NJ Barnes returned fon
Kansas cits today. where he went 9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06
SOCIETY.

| SOCIETY,". |
Tuesday.
Shakespeare club meets al Carnc
gle library ia afternoon
Modern Priscilla club meets ia az
'ornoon
The senior l.. T. L. meets at west
Side M. r. church In evening
Mrs. e A. Johnson entertains PAS
time Euche hub.
George Teals musical comedy sThe
Aan Behind' al Brooas theatre IN
evening
Wednesday
Mrs Frank Wlbcf cntortaius Ladies'
Aid society of Christian church ga af
ternoon -
Ladies' Social circle of Presbyterian
followed by annual congregational
meeting in evening.
Thursday.
Mrs j. D. Williams entertaias Ex-
eslsior club in afternoon, lesson. Scot
land"
Mrs. Black entertaius Thursday
Afternoon Whist club IN afternoon.
The Elks give last OF series Of five
OF their popular dances at their rooms
on North Division street IN evening
complimentary to state off lals and
members OF Legislature
--
Friday.
Guthrie Whist clrb meets in after.
noon with Mrs J. VI McNcal
Guthrie Wlisl club meets IN after
noon
Domestic Science club meets With
Mrs. A. Nj Bennett IN afternoon
Demonstrations ON eggs
Domestic Science club meets with
Mrs Bennett Egg demonstration by
Mrs Garter, Mrs splllman and Miss
Bennett
Mrs. Frank Dale lei, this morning
Ior Chicago ana other eastern points
for months soiourn.
Manager Jones has given the Re.
bccea lodge charge Of the Olympia
theatre on Thursday ana Friday eve.
nings OF this week
Miss Anna Hutchison and Mrs Sam
Smith viii entertain the Dread club
and their gentlemen friends This eve
lining at their home COS East Mansnr
avenue Ia honor OF Miss Eva Haines
of Oklahoma City
The Senior l.. T. l.. will meet at the
West Side NJ e church Tuesday eve
ning
The Cambridge club met this alter
noon at the Carnegie library with n
large attendance The lesson study
was Daniel G Mic he'll. Miss Helen
Green was the leader
On April Sth the Ladies Aid society
OF the First Christian church will hold
their annual Easter market
churnh mect at ohurcd in afternco ol
Mrs Frank Wilber will entertain
tho Ladies Aid society of the First
Christian church Wednesday after
noon at her home. 323 East Cleveland
avenue.
The Kn Klnx Klan enjoyed an auto.
mobile ride yesterday afternoon.
Mrs q A. Johnson cntertains the
pasiime FMchre club tomorrow after
noon az her home 4O5 leas Mansur
atenuc
Mrs. z. W. Black viii entertain The
Thursday Afternoon Epchre club al
hef home on north Bsoad street
! Thursday
The Domesti Science cllh VIII
meet with Mrs. Anna Bennett AZ her
home. c rner Noble and Vine. Friday
az ornoon April 10. II VA be Eee
day" with the clnb and dcmonsira
ticn of Easter dishes viii be had
Mrs. W H. Henshaw Of sylvia
Kansas arrived today 10 spend sey
oial days with her nie,ea, Mrs. w II
Humphrey and Mrs u Il Dodd d
This city
West Side W. c. r. u. viii meet
at the Second Baptist church. on West
Noble and Seventh Tuesday April q
at TWO o'clock p. m Mrs S A. Horn
ing. superintendent Of medical temper
,ance. has arranged a splendid proeran
IN her line Of work aud a full attend
aDce Is desired hat AN may know tho
lusefuness OF alcohol as a remedial
agent Ans one having an5 thing 10
the line OF household goods which iC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

Iohn A. Young. chief clerk of the
constitutional convention is here from
1awton conierring with politicians,
Ar Young Is one of the leading dem
ocratic lawyers in l.awton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

Wednesday
MIS- Frank Wlbcf ontonaips Ladies'
Aid society OF Christian church ga af-
ternoon
Ladies' Social circle of Presbyterian
church meet at charch in afternoon
followed by annual congra agational
meeting in evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

tional committeeman from Oklahoma
was in the city over sunday aromp-
anied by his daughters, Misses Ruth
and Bessie Brady
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06
TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS


Oklahoma Central Files.
The last railroad in the state OF OK.
hhoma 20 file a statement with The
state auditor has sent II in The Ok
lanoma Central running from lehish
TO Chickashae Is the road rs state
mem shows a total ;rackage Of i3i.Jc
lmiles, an a total valuation OF Si6e,
32iGS.
G. A Bennett Of Grasop for Garter
county
chas A. Peek, Of Mimi for Ottawa
county
p W CLARK. Of enid. for Garfield
county.
b y Jones Of Porter Tor WAGNER
county
T. S Dahmau Of Armore Tor Car
ter county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

Gun CLUB Held Shoot.
The q thrie Gum club held a sue
ccssfs shoot at Electric park yester-
/ day morning A shoot viii be hell
every sunday and an sporismen are
lin9ited 90 at nd
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5 OF THE TOWN &
;;s..,E R.su a II ,z.sR-sw Z y IN ssEs.,i,s

County Court convenes.
The April crm OF the county court
conf encJ oday The day was taken
uD Dg the setting Of the docket
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

Thursday.
Mrs. ]. d Williams enteriaias EX-
cslsior club in afternoon, lesson. scot.
land
Mrs Black entertaiAs Thursday
Afternoon Whist club IN afternoon.
The Elks give last OF series Of five
Of their popular dances at their rooms
on North Division street IN evening
complimentary to state off lals and
members OF Legislature
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

!
The directors OF The pownce- TULSA
Petroleum company today notified ths
secretary Of state ihat they had 'n
creased the capital stock OF Che COM
papy from $4,000 to $4,000.
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PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

John AZ. Ingram. of Tulsa. was in
he city over sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

Food for breakfast VIII carry
the your gaiers up 10 noon With
clear brains and normal ap
petite for diner or iCnch
There's q Reason"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

col Roy \ Hoffman was in the city
over sunday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

Miss Elsie lsewer Hazel stone and
Ray Malone arrived in the city this
afternoon O. b the guests of Miss
Ada Mcdonnell who aii give a card
party tonorfow afternoon af her
home on North Elm street 10 their
hnnnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

Mayor & ~ BarHes returned lfom
Kansas ciis today where he went "a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

Friday.
Guthrie Whist crb meets in after
noon with Mrs. J. vi McNeal
Guthrie Wlisi club meets IN after
noCH
Domestic Science club meets with
Airs. A. NJ Bennett IN afternoon
Demonstrations on eggs
Domestic Science club meets will
Mrs Bennett Egg demonstration by
Mrs. Carter, Mrs Spllman and Miss
Bennett
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-04-06

Hon Ice Crnoe. president OF the
hoard Of regents of the state nniFersi-
ty was in the city yesterday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
a case in which the cars had automat

case in which the cars had automat
ic couplings.
The nature of the accidents In which
the 1O2 passengers were killed. apar'
from train accidents. was as follows:
Six fell on the track or station plat
form ard 81 between the train and
platform in entering or leaving
Twelve were killed by being struck
or run over after falling off platforms
10 met their death through crossing
the tracks at stations. 81 fell out o.
carriages while the trains were run
ming. owing almost entirely to the way
in which English passenger coaches
gre built. and is were killed in otheI
accidents Fifty persons were killed
last wear and 80 injured while pass
ing over level crossings, although
these are all carefully watched and
guarded by employees OF the com
many. the nur'bsr OF tIepasSeis XIII
Cd was Az. including suicides. and
,: were injured
When it is remembered tina
there ar .3.lO1 miles o
railways in the United King
dom and that the total track mi
lease of single lines is 39.O0s with
out sidings and 53.156 with sidings
and that the passenger traffic is enor
mons. II is to be seen that the dan
gers arising from railway travelling
in the United Kingdom are indeed
slight.-naily and Trade Reports.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
ARE YOU ReADY7
Active Militant Citizeship is What the
Countrr Demands at This Time.

Countrr Demands at THIS Time.
or course we cannot compel them
to lake such an interest in the com
munity II they have no inclinings IN
that direction: but unless they are
willing to bear their share in actual
public service. they ought to keep
very still about corruption and mis-
government. And II they will not dc
their part. at least the rest OF us
can do ours. We shall never get
good government by ad Pressing polite
assemblages in Carnegie Hail and the
Auditorium. The only way we can
get 1t is by all good mems accepting
their full share Of the work to be
done an doing 1t on the one basis
of service to their times and the com
munity.
Therefore. the next time a COVER
nor or mayer or president has a com
mission to appoint, let us unite IN
petition that the commission serve
without salaries: and the let the gov
ernor or MAJOR or president go TO any
good citizen and say:
Citizen. the public. your mother
has need of YOU in this position"
And the citizen. I don't care who OF
what he is. will say:
"Ready,"-Charles Edward Russell
in the November Everybody's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
aiehaoad lNorssy SPIKE To
Audience n Phsebus Last hight.
PRESENTED er III. HOUSTON
mayor Furness Presided and Engine
House Was damned and Packed
Sneaker One Of Electors. at LARGE
Gets Enthusiastic Reception.

Hon. Samuel Kelly, one OF the elcc'
tors.al large from Virginia, closed the
campaign for the Democrats In Pnoe
bus last night by addressing an i'm
mrnsc crowd in the engine house
There were fully 800 men and v0ers
IN the audirnC" and Mr.. Kelly was
given "A mos, enthusiastic reception.
The Phoebus brass band was pres
cut and rnlivcncd the occasion win
national and catchy airs.
Mayor Louis P. furness presided
and first introduced Hon. Harry X
Houston, who presented Mr.. Kelly III
very complimentary manner. Mr.
Houston brought forh much applause
bv reading a circular sent out from
ID, n,ocratic headquarters announcing
the sale of the Republican party
In closing he introduced the speaker
AS a man who has done great good
for the Democratic parry.
The engine house rang with dear
cning applause as Mr.. Kelly began
his address ard several times during
the time Mr. Kelly spoke he was IN
tcrruptcd by vUciferous approval
Mr.. Kelly discussed the tariff and IN
junction planks and cOntrasted tho
platforms ct the Two great parties
He is fluent speaker and his WISH
to Phoebus has greatly strengthened
the party in that town. Mr.. NELLY
was shown many cnurtcsics and wa
warmly congratulated after his ad
dress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
BODY OF COiORE0
MAN FOUND IN THE GAY
Body Found Floating
Near Thimble Light by Tug

Capt. Hudgins, OF the tug Reliance.
picked up the body of an unknown
colorcd man, in Chesapeake bay. just
off Thimble light, early yesterday
morning. The remains We're towed
into Old Point, where DR.. G. X. Van
derslice, the coroner. viewed the body
and gave certificate of death from
drowning There was nothing found
on the man by which identification
could be made. AS there was founi
a bill announcing the sale of cloth
ing merchant in Hampton. DR.. Van
d rslice is OF the opinion that tn"
man must have drowned abou, week
ago. The body was turned over to
Undertaken Arthur Hall and buried
by him in the county burying ground.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
FARMAN MAKES FLIGHT.
Navsates Air For Twenty Miles
Without Mishap.
,,By Associated Press. }

,tBy Associated PrsSS.)
MOTRMELON. FRANCE, Oct. go
Henry Farman. today for the first
time gave a practical demonstration
of the possibilities Of his aeropian"
by flying direct from this place to
Rheims. a distance of 90 miles with
out mishap.
The aeroplanist assembled at 4
O'Clock this afternoon and after circl-
ing the field once. turned his machine
in the direction Of Rheims.
Soaring Over the tops of the trees
the aeroplane rapidly disappeared
from the view of the delighted spccta-
tors. An hour later a telegram was
received from Farman announcing
his safe arrival at Rhemis. He said
that he would sop there fer the nigh;
and intended 10 return to MOURN :
lon tomorrow by aeroPIaue. The
time Of fight was 90 minutes and the
height reached was between 10 and
80 fee:.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31

CONTINUED from First Page)
wage earning class will support the
Republican ticket, because l kno"
th.il intelligence. and | am sure that
they are able to determine their real
interests and will not be led astray
by the f"stian and bunccmbc OF sucn
anpeals as those which Mr.. GomperS
is now ma king to his supposed 1ol-
lowers
The meeting q Utica today between
Judge. W. H. Taft and James S. Sner-
nan and the magn itude of the recep-
ton the Republican candidate recelV-
ed today were other features OF the
lcampaisn Judge Taft is making in
Northern New York, although at ba-
tavia, late this afternoon he left MS
car in a driving sn1wstorm to speak
to a great crowd.
Taft Tag Day.
Buffalo has two enormous NEE ting
piaces-Convention Hall and tine
broadway Arsenal. These two places
were packed. This was Taft Tag
DAY. in Buffalo. He took advantage
of the occasion to make LABOR
speeches.
The Utica demons. ration in honor
OF the two men who head the Repub-
|l:can ticket furnished a lighter CHAP
ter to the serious work of the cam
paign.
Judge Taft captured the esteem OF
his auditors there by tamiliarly speak
ing Of his colleague as Jim and
declaring his absolute confidence in
"Jim's' prediction OF Republican sue
cess next Tuesday. The two candl-
dates held a brief conference prior to
the meetings during which Judge
Taft took occasion to have his hair
trimmed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31

and Mrs. w. F. Phillips, in Hope
street. endeavoring to break into
their home early yesterday morning
A dog was making himself unusually
nosome. and when the officer chased
the canine, he ran on the porch at
the Phillips residence. Mr.. Curtis
finally made him leave there. This
was shortly after = O'Clock and the
occupants OF the house were OF the
opinion that an attempt had been
made 10 enter the place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31

I am faded and cloyed with the struggle
In the fetid den OF slaves.
And my heart Is a-thirst for the wood
land
Where the pulsing river laves.
I am sick for the tide of the grasses.
For the peace OF the souGhinC elm.
For the joys Of a cruis" in the clover.
For a drift with an unnamed helm!
All. My heart. In the depth OF the valleys
Where the rivulet sings along.
Is as glad as the world that is bursting
With the joy Of Nature song.
And the thrushes are trilling their love
songs.
While the kingf1sher shrieks with glee.
And the skater bugs skip on the pillows
While en- route to a far off sea.
Zee the cardinal fash in the bushes
And the taniger fit on high.
From a monarch dethroned by the light
ming.
Hear the red-head vent his cry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
UNITED KINGDOM.
p aIway Accidents and the Causes
Thereof.

The following report concerning
railway accidents in the United King
'om is furnished by Consul Joseph L.
Stephens. &C Plymouth:
Serious railway accidents are oil
rare occurrence" in the United King
dom. and when they do happen sucn
genuine ard thorough official inquir'
les are held as are best iiteiy TO
p.event their repetition from the
sane causes During tie thirt!
years ended in 1906 only one passens-
G" was killed on the railway OF the
United Kingdom in every io.3"o,oo''
Journeys. while one was injured IN
every 2.3UU.u0O. In i,II he Inquiries
were one killed in every 10."oo.o"o
and one injured in. every :.%oo.oo"'
Other interesting statistics with re-
gard 10 the risks Of railway 'raVei
are given in the report OF the railway
de partment of the Board OF Trade
The total number of passengers and
railway employees killed last year
was LII and the number injured &
Sll killed and 6.1s5 injured. Inc IN
crease among the injured was mann!
among railway employees. The aver
age number of fatalities 10 passengers
during the thirty years previous to
1907 was nearly %. These and other
figures quoted for the period take no
account of the journeys OF season
ticket holders. and Therefore 'heS
slightly exaggerate the actual RISK. as
this class Of passengers has material
" increased in recent years. The
number OF passengers killed in train
accidents last year was IS. OF whom
IL were accounted for in the disaster
a; Shr wsbury. while II railway EN-
ployees were killed and go injured
Cases Of Accident t. Passengers anc
Employees.
Casualties 10 passengers during inc
movement of trains. apart from rail-
way accidents. are Of course much
more numerous. a fact due largely U
the care!esSncss of the passengers
Themselves. The numi@r injured las'
wear in this manner was 2.1:2 and the
number killed I"2. the average FOL
the previous ten ycars being i.'"z IN
,ured and i2I killed. The apparent
" large scale increase IN inc ""hr
OF non-fataI accidents TO railway en-
pIoyecs. apart from train accidents, u
TO be accounted for by new orae'
, of the Board os Trade which nov re-
ouires information OF such casualties
, Whenever they arc Of a character u
cauSc the injured person To rcma'r
away from his ordinary work Tor
| whole day. Moreover. between 1870
ana 1907 the numher Of railway en-
pIoyec has increased by about 4o.""'
The ac;uaI killed last year was ~
and injured SSH. while the av"r'g'
, in the previous ten years. was ~.
1 Killed and 1872 injured
Tho ysIuc NJ automatic couplings u
, proved by ihr fact that Of tho u
railway employees killed and II III
Isl injured. in coupling accidents. On
IL one was killed and one injured II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
Farmer Kills Merchant.
By Associated Press

MACON, GA Oct. ~. W NJ
Ki,chins. a prominent farmer Of Jones
county. Ga. shot and killed ID. A.
Hitch ms. his cousin and a well known
merchant here late today The slayer
saws his decd was done in self de-
fensc. W. ". Kitchens is incarcera''
I'd al the county Jail. ID. A. kiich'ns.
who vas killed. some years ago kill
cd Baldwin Jones. farmer. near
the same spot.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
aen, seere, MANY years.

Aftet keeping his secret for ~
years. David Henry has Informed
". u. Bancroft of Altoona. Pa. that
there Is gold on the latier's farm on
Bush mountain Henry found the
gold q quarter Of century ago when
he was putting dowa a well and d.
,eru,iped 10 huy II. but he was unable
to raise the money. Bancroft ell be
gin prospecting at once.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
New Arbitration Court.

In such an instance as the present
Dispute in tn cotton trad IL offers mn
prospect n usefulness. for neither side
viii consrn; To refer the matter TO
those who arc not familiar with the
conditions ~ tho trade. We grsyciy
orcs,ion vhc'h'r when the dispute
Is A grave ono. the new court will
command moro confidence than the
oId.-i<ondou Observer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
Discarded CITY Buildings.

Every year New York throws into
the junk heap enough buildings to &C
commodate a small city. or a popula
ton OF 10000. In the last ten years
there have been torn down enough
buildings to house 50O.O persons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
Steel Company Resumes Operations
IRy Associated Prcss,.

BALTIMORE. MD, Oct. 80. - tn"
rail mill and the Bcssemcr plant OF
the MARYLAND steel Company will 70
sumo operations next Monday and 500
mon who were laid N when INC big
works shut down n"ar1v two weeks
aSo will h. given employment AGAIN.
this time for a longer pcricS. It is
hoped than for IL months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
Back from Richmond.

Mr.. William Baulch. Sr, returned
to Old Point Yesterday from Rich
m0nd where he attended the annua!
meeting OF the Virginia Grand Com
mandcry, knights Templar as tn
repr, sentative from Hampton Com
mandary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31

An A mudturtle creeps UP the pathway
For n jog at his turtle pace.
See him hide in hts shell when the bare
foot.
With whoop. meets him face to face!
And the swimming hole, deep In the
bayou.
Is a-pulse with n cooling strain.
To the boy II il calling and calling
To its cooling depths again.
I am jadei and weary OF striving
In the fetid den OF slaves
1 would yield to the cali of the river
Where the pulsing billow lsves!
I would go TO the elm and the clover
And forget all the woes feel;
I would sink into rest in the grasses:
All a-thirst at the spring I'd kneel.
1 am faded and cloyed with the struggle.
with the lusts and the ire OF men:
I would like to go back to the country.
To the land that He made. again!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
omeer Curtis the oursIsr.

Offccr Leslie Curtis, the old 81
man on The poiIcc force in point of
servicc. said last night that he vas
the suspected burglar heard by Mr..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
Learn This To-day.

How often we put to the gossip the
aues,ion: What else do you know?
instead of How do you know?"-Lc'
Angeles Express.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
NORFOLK TAlloW co,

Buys Hides. Tail"w. Grease ana
Roncs best market prices Dead
animals removed On short notice.
free ~ charge. c. IT, SCHOFfELD,
1Bctxc.n Hampton and Rivervicv,
on Shell Road). Address, n. ?. D.. ~,
Elizabeth City Co, Va. Bell Phone
SAL. - 1870
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-10-31
TAFT AIMS HARPOOKs
BRYAN AND GOMPERS

CONTINUED from First Pagc.)