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La Junta tribune., 1908-07-04

l IN my own
master and
Are you sure
you're your own
Ill Il ter:' de-
inanded Ben
nett. "If SO.
why sh ould you
ic afraid 10 say
how yon are GO
ing to voteT'
do you ac-
cuse me Of
II accuse yon
OF b a V ! u <
changed y ou r
mind about the
bill for some
re a s on hu [
La Junta tribune., 1908-07-04

di y al VI poh
pOus nerv ous-
ness II II 4 g d
by an almost
C on ii iatory
III n n n er. ~
would like to
hare a little
business tai X
with you If you
don't mind dis
cussing work at
q ball"
Not at all.
I've had the
honor Of dane
Ing with three
Of your dangh-
La Junta tribune., 1908-07-04

IL III ONc WIN
you. He knows
Gibbs also wish
es to marry you.
He knows. too.
that Gibbs for
tune depends on
the success OF
the B orough
franchise. II the
bill Is beaten.
Gibbs VIII be
practically ruin
ed and thus In
no position to
marry. We've
known all along
Of this reason
of Bennett's for
fighting our bill,
httt fIi.l,s fnr
La Junta tribune., 1908-07-04

.,o.i wou,a pr,nc you oacs 10 ne. anu
now
The secretary's pailid. exprcssioniess
mask of face broke In n tlnsl, into
La Junta tribune., 1908-07-04

" Somebody's going to
prison before this
matters ended"
La Junta tribune., 1908-07-04
cHApTEI, ri.

n r sound OF the breaking fan all
~ three participants In the
strange reunion turned For
4 - N sec,ud or more they fuce1
La Junta tribune., 1908-07-04
CHAPTER X.

IN ORERTS' eyes est.d on the
~ grinnius. compiacent features
OF Alderman l'heisl. At the
u \ latfer's side was Bennett.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
SER COVERED WITH OIL
OFF NORTH CAROLINA COAST
Captain 81 ship Also Reports Myr'ads
of Crabs Evidently Blown 70
Sea BY Recent Storm.

PHILADELPHIA. August 3 Cap,
tain Olsen. o. the Norwegian steam
ship Captain Bennett. which has ar
rived here from jamaica. founI big
area a.! oil OF the North Carolina
coast. evidently the cargo q: soHne
petroleum carrier or wha!cr. which
NAV have foandcrsd in the rec mt
storm. He says that when north "f
Cape Hatteras his vessel passed
through oil fearing on the surface
of the water covering an ARA Of
more than LOO miles. extending in all
directions Within the petroleum ara
the oil had still the SEA aud II was
rs calm as the Delaware river on i
sGmner day
Another unusnaI thiay report d hy
Captain uiscn was the number OF
crabs seen in tho water south o; Cap
Henry Thouysnjs of them were in
view Violently having oecn carried
out ia sea from Ihc ChsSaPcak" hay
~ the r 'rcn; storms aud were M
ahir 10 get back to the lnlanl waters
again
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
oDofalhas Between Here and Rich
1glt uln CONTINUE UalA Al
Contracts are Completed
onI twelve NILES Of l|le LEFT
New Contracts Are Expected to be
be Let in the Near Future, and
u viii Not be Long Before Entire
Route Is Covered.

Contractors have resumed the work
OF Misunderstanding the In. of the
Chesapeake Il Ohio railway between
this city AMI Richmond. This work,
which has been In progress ut inter
walls for several years, was stopped
lsst year during u time when the
road was pressed for funds and found
II necessary to cut down expenses in
every direction. II Is said. upon re
liable authority. that the operations
will now continue until all OF the
outstanding contracts are completed.
Contracts already have been let for
doubie-tracking all OF the line NOT now
doubie-tracked except about II miles,
II is stated that contracts for til"
remaining twelve miles will be let
before the present work is completed.
AMI that there will he no cessation
IN the operations until the entire dis.
lance between Richmond and New
port News Is covered by double
tracks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
COUNT ZEPPELIi'S
AiRSHP ExPLODES
Continued from First Page)

all parts of Germany to witness the
return of the count rem his renarka'
Die voyage in the ar and they were
making merry in Anticipation of the
forthcoming.
In front OF one # the principal no.
tells the military band was just on
the point of beginning its concert
WHEN a man rushed eXctediy from
the Office OF Local newspaper and
afterwards fixed = telegram on the
blackboard at the entrance 10 the
building
City Hear News.
A crowd OF people gathered to READ
The news and the e'y went up The
laloon has burned up. the balloon
has burned up.
This startling Intelligence travell-
ed like wild fire. Some people would
not believe II and declared that y was
a had joke but the dOubtcrs were
soon silenced by III" pitful eApTesr
Sions OF the faces Il the employees OF
Count Zeppelin, WIN rushed about
with every evidence of CONSERVATION.
Many curses went Up from the dense
crowd congregatrd around the Office
Of the count ard tie people demand
ed TO know If h" was sale. They
were told that he vas but the latest
bulletin from EchtTdncCn said that
four men had been badly burned.
Just tnrn the cntnt'S daughter ar
rived in her carria4S She "tilI was
in ignorance Of thu hrlpl' IS end OF
her fathers voyage and for the blast
ing. at least for n tine OF his greatest
ambition a hush tll over the mass
cs as the countess alightcd and in
wCnd,rmcnt at thcir strange attitude
toward her, she wtnt inside her Ia
TIERS office. soon atterwaru.
through an open window she was
heard to cry: That will Kill him.
This was followed bv an outburst
of sobbing. and The people. who had
been lettering about the building NOV
ed away some distance TO get beyond
hearing of her distressful cries. Music
CT the band was hushrd and the VII
layers began taking down the Hays
and frstOonS which mad been hung IN
honor of the expected homecoming OF
the daring aeronaut and his wonder
full invention.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
HECHLER DECLARES ElLYsOH
TRIED TO MURDER HIM
incists That His Assailant Wanted
to Get Him Out Of the
Way.

RICHMOND. VA. August >. ia
cob L. Hcchier. who was shot early
Tuesday morning by Roy l.. Elly3nr'
was today taken to the Memorial hos.
pital, where May photographs OF his
injuries were made. The pictures hal
not ben developed. however. and the
doctors had not learned the exact
location of the ball said to have pen
etrnted his Engs.
Hechler's dpniition y Il greatly inn
proved one, Ale SAT np, -~hi'" ~" p''''-
siciaas aIpbsd the cameras and APP
peared cheertul after returning to the
city home. II is believed that he will
recover. The injured man still sticks
TO his original story. which in eject
is that Ellyscn wanted to get rid OF
him. that he might pay attention 10
his wife.
He .leaiys that the wife was in the
front room when the shooting took
place. but states that he was shot
in her presence. AMI tnat two bullcis
were fired Will he was in the rear
room, and tn" third as he endear"r-
ed 70 get through the front door into
the street
II IL also stated that after the fr3t
three shots. Ellyson ran to tn" front
door and firci shot gun behind the
heels OF his intended victim. Several
neighhors corrohoratr the story thar
the gun was fred.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
FOUR CHARGES PREFERRED
r. Against JAMES BARRY
Young Man 10 Accused Of Assault,
r. -. Larceny and oisorderIy
= Conduct.

James Wilcox. alias James Barry.
q young man who gives his address as
23S Thirty .seventh street was arrest
day evening by Patrolman Giddings
after hot aud exciting chase and
wcs locked up at the station house on
charges of assault with intent to kill,
tho larceny OF bicycle valued at $50,
and disorderly conduct and resisting
an officer. He was hailed last night
BY Justice d. b. Semmcs for his ap.
pssrance- In the police court this morn,
ing. Attorney c. c. Mitchell was &C,
cepted a. security in the sum OF $500.
According to the police Barry is al
legged to have stolen bicycle from n
negro In Rockets yesterday after,
noon. II is said that shortly after
O'Clock the negro saw the man on
the wheel and he kicked him of. Bar
~, il is alleged. then assaulted tn"
negro and warm miXup ensucd. Pa
trolman Giddings came upon the
scene during the fight, but Barry ran.
The officer gave chase and caught his
man near BlOodfield.
Barry, II Is charged. strenuously re-
eisted arrest. but Officer Giddings sue
ceeded in sGbduing him and sent him
to the police station in the patrol wa
gon.
The negro owner o: the rcyc!e was
not seriously injured and he will ap-
pear in the police cour; this morning
rs witness In the case.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
Local Nan NH Guild new State
Institution.
LOWEST OF 4 DOZEN BI99ERs
Board OF Visitors Organizes With Mr..
Houston as Chairman ard Mr.. Ford
as Secretary-Chamber Delivers
Deed for the Site.

After Organizing and receiving 4
deed for the building site given Hy the
Chamber Of Commerce, the board 81
Deaf Dumb and Blind cUlOrrd chill
drcn yesterday awarded il contract tI
Mr. r. Morgan. nf this city. for tht
construction of the main lFli,dlnG fn'
the school. The contract pric" l.
$l9.5%7, the contractors figures being
cut down several hundred dollars by
the elimination of sewers and one 81
two other things specified in the lnd
There were about Il dozen bidders
but the bid by Mr.. Morgan was tn"
lowest by about 5000. McSsrs. liar'
wood & Moss, OF this city were the
next lowest.
Work on the school binding will
begin at once The material wa
ordered Immediately upon the award
ing of the contract.
The board of visitors met at Hotel
Warwick yesterday afternoon. Hon.
Harr. Houston. of Hampton. who was
largely responsible for the decision
to locate the institution at this place
WIS elected chairman. Mr.. +. J.
Ford, of this city, was chosen secrc'
tary Mr.. Ford and Mrs. Gottigan. OF
York county. wer" appointed mem
brrs of the board by thc governor
to succeed Mcssrs !. S. Eryan and j.
t.. Williams. who resigned.
DR. Clarence Porter Jones. presi'
dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce
presented the board with deed fnr
the building site, which Is a tract oil
% acres. located near Grrcnlawn
cemetery. The chamber purchased the
property from the Old Dominion Land
Company.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
1.-Rcsolvcd. That the Board OF
Visitors Of the Virginia state schoo
for Colored deaf and blind children
In its own behalf. and in behalf OF
the people of the State. hereby OK
tend thanks to the Newport News
Chamber Of Commerce. and all par
ties assisting same. for he gilt TO the
State of Virginia of valuable .rac'
q; a5 arras NJ la..d az! S'fa nnnh
which tn establish said school.
2.-ResolvCt. That the school oe
est ablished thereon.
2.-That, in accordance with the
provisions Of the Act of the Genera
Assembly providing for this schooi
a copy Of these resolutions. emhodvine
the decision nf the Board OF visitors
I've transmitted to the Governor OF Nir
GINA for record in the office of me
SECRETARY Of the Commonwealth: and
that a copy be- forwarded to the New
port News Chamber of Commences
and that copy be furnished to the
pcss Of the said city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
GIRL ALLEGES INSULT
BY PROMINENT DENTIST
As Result Of Case Or. Gregory
Was Attacked and Beaten by
Two Men.

(Special to The Daily Presso
ROANOKE, VA. Argus; ). - The
trial of Prof. T. NJ Counter and Lee
Kairick, charged with ASSEMBLING ~
w. 5. Gregory, a Irominen7 dent Sc
ana lnarrIod man. iron the Allegation
of Miss Thee lore .rwn. VI New forh.
sister in Jaw OF CoEnicr that she had
been insultCd by d. Gregory. While
4 patient in the iattCr' Office anu
under the inilucEre Of Chloroform.
came to an end this afternoon. Judge
Bryan announcing that h will render
a decision in the case on Friday.
Miss Irwin, the alleged victim OF
the dentist. was the rrincipa! witness
today. The court room was cleared
OF all except the lawyers in the
case. court officials and physicians,
while she was being questions i. She
related the details OF her visit 10 the
GfYic2 of the dentist and the insult
said 10 have been Offered her by DR..
Gregory
CroSs examination failed 10 have any
effect on her evi lcncn. Every rt
fOrt had been made by the 1richaS
Of the girl 10 save her the humiiira-
ton uf lestityiug
Tn, morning session Of the court
was taken up by the testimony OF
physicians to the eff CT that il was
possible that the young woman might
have suffered fran an haliucihaiion
- the result q! taking chlorotorm.
and of dentists who tcstiti d to hav-
ing examined the tooth of the giri
AL that there was no necessity for
chlorOform having been lministered
to her AT all.
Ir Gregory. who is a marIsed man,
was attacked and severely beaten IN
his office Nv Counter AMI kv-Sck
after Mis- Irwin haIl related to them
her experience with the dentist. tn"
case grew cut of the assault.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
Florida Exposition

ST. AUGUSTINE, Aug. s. While
the movement Is yet i'm its infancy
there Is much pressure being brought
10 hear to have big exposition here
in the spring of 1912. TO celebrate the
f0ur bundredth anniversary Of the DIS
covery OF Florida by Ponce de Leon,
and there Is every reason to believe
that definite action will be taken by
the people and business organization
of ST. Augustine in the near future.
While the project has been free
discussed among the prominent re-
sideuts ever since the Ponce de Leon
celebration last April there has not
yet been any Official action taken. y
being deemed best 10 get the opinion
Of leading spirits in ;he enterprise bc'
fore being formally launched,
In the formal discussion which has
been hela. the couscBSrs Of Cpinlpn
Is strongly IN favor ct a biz exposition
Or 81 Augustine on the four hund
ykdth anniversary Of its discovery. AMI
n Il Is undertaken IL wifi ic WORKED
along broad and conservative lines.
and one Of the biggest things the s's'C
mas ever SypsTftncsa.
Among the earnest advocates "'
the exposition Is Congressman Frsnk
Clark He suggested such move
meut in = speech .ai ,ne Punc- dc Leon
celebration in 1897 and N replying TO
q letter Gf iBquiry recently recc'Vri
from ST. Augustine. hP pledges bis
hearty support Of federal ap9rop-
riasiea from congress. aid believes
,hst Il can br nh,a.n"d.
The matter VIII crystalline hero in
the near frtgrC tn" BusiH,ss Mon 3
Leagpr, which has ia'hered III" an
puaI ceicbrsitoons. S'iil probably takc
the Initiative in the hiE sEHiV"rSsTF
celebration " IL dos. Il - assured
Of unlimited supp"rt srUH the P-oPi"
generally.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
JUDGE HARDEE DlSSOlvES
JUDGE sPEER's COURT ORDER
Southern Railroads May Put The'r
Increased Freight Rates in Opera
ton Pending Hearing.
CBy Associated Press

kSHVII.i.E, n c. Aug. 5.-united
State Circuit Judge IiaTdee. OF G"or'
yia. who is spending his summer vaca
ton in this city. today dissolved ihe
order Of Judge Specr. prohibiting the
Southern Railway. &c Louisville 4
Nashville. and other railroads from
enforcing the proposed increase IN
freight rates in the state or GeorAa
Nv the appca! and suprrcedsaS graot'
Cd Iy judge HaTdr% the reti.oaas
interested will h" allowed to put their
new rates in effect in Georgia. as IN
other states. pending the final near
ing of the matter.
The orirr Of Judge Spccr Is the
outcome Of the action taken by certain
railroads which recently gave no''ce
tina; affective August !. trey wndh'
mt into effect an increased trriSh'
rate known as an Increase Of the ONO
river rates In the meantime and b;'
,,re the rates became effective certain
shippers in Georgia appeared before
Judc. Specr seeking the restrain tho
roads from putting the rates into Of
feet. Indie Sr"cT granted the res
training order and an unusuai s''ua'
ton was created vita a certain ra's
in cr-c, IN Georgia and an"thcr rate
in other states.
judge Hariue required Of the ran
roads appsaTiny through counsel '"
nav sufficient bond to pr";cc; TIE
shir,erS who secured tT-sw Judge
Srccr the restraining order from anE
Ln.s that ,hcv may sustain in The
c,,,, ,ha. ,b, suit Is decided sdVcr'
SEW to the railroads.
Among o"unSci appearing before
Judce Ha-drc to-day were Sanders
Mcdaniel. Judrc Slnus. of the t'"ui'
yrlc A NashyilIe: G n. SorthEp. al
the Southern X A Austin and J.
u Thompson. assistant Ia ITcs'dch'
Fiuicy ni the Southern Railway.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
Excellent Health Advice

NJ " " Dawson uf y" u? GIi.
ford aVCnsc. San Joe. Cal. says.
The worth nF Electric BrtiCrs az a
general family remedy. for h"a iashc.
biIiouSHcSs and torPoT Of Tho liver and
bcwcls Is - pr"uoanccs. that I am
Pruraptrd to- say = 40rd IN lis favor.
for tn hrp"at W fhuS' St.kiHg r-it"f
from such sTirtiCus Thor = more
hpaita for Tho digestive urEaHE ~ n
to,iIc of i5lcrtric THtcrE than In any
ether rcaedy know Of Sold under
xuas sptrc AZ An Druggists. soc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
SOMETHING DOING N TURKEY.
Many Ministers Resiqn: Others Ar
Jailed.
CBy associated Press.)

CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. Said
Pasha The great vizicr and the newly
formed ministry have resigned The
Sultan has accepted The designations
and innighi inyit"d Jcmsisedin II
fcndi. the Shciks-Jl.Islam and ktamii
PaSha TO !srm a new cabinet.
Tn" newspapers assert that Meg
mod Ali Rev. minister to the Tinted
SIaurs has been relieved Of hts fuHc-
lions.
TIL. notorious Fchmi Pash. former
president e the coI7ciI Of state has
berU lgnchetI o. SCLEhair in the VIII
Iagr of ;grusa. Asia Minor
Mcnrdu Pasha. kamai Pasha ana
RCchid Pasha. respectively rN-ninfS-
;cSr 81 ihc interior and marine ana
FcFmCr Vrcfcct of ConsiartE"pb'.
~.,r- arrested TO-DAY and conducted to
ia. ministry Ct police amid The jcrrs
and hisS"s Of the populscc.
tn" arrest ia. brcn ordered ~
Other prominent officials Of the Old ~
cim' Including Tahashi PaSha. former
secretary 20 sbdui Hamid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
Killed n pistol Fight
tHv Associated pre...l

HARLAN. KY. kEE. Sta pistol
asht a, the Howard store At LaymaE
las' night Iohn plan'os wss k'.lcd.
sherman giantoa. yas Sh"t IN the
arm. ssccklcy osirorne So mcr'aily
v-zsScd. Lee es-ssi was serroGSiy
w-sas~d and an unknown man was
49, Hlsoi- TIE ,rssbsc grew ont Of
. sclsrol election.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
vsest,er for Court.

IudEa Harham has adjourned the
Corporation Courr for the July term.
and viii No; hr on the 'b"Ich ara'n
until ScpiCmb = AuEUI - The W.
catfsn tErm nf the COST
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
crsro Parade Of Pytr sns.
nv ASSoctatcf PreSSN.

BOSTON. MASS kuT. 5-Tcn
Thea aud nrcusir.rs cf the SulJordina'e
frdr,-s vi The KnightS &C Fyihisns
rsradcd through the streets TO-DAY and
Iuotwf'bs'snd.Hs Frequent showers. The
spectators never icft their places m
vi "a, brilliant pageant vas disnissed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
WORK ON THE MOUNT TEMPLE
New Tail Shaft for Big vesse

The new tail shaft fer the
steamship Mount Temple has
here from England and IL u
installed In dry dock No. >
snipyard. 4
The work Of repairing III
Temples hrII j. cotnricieJ
vcsS.i will b. hauled out
rs som rs the tai ~
rcncr have hccn inN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
WHIPPED rS Wins %p,"V a

An OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Is when MotHtIch Account
weakly man insk he Is II IL
a wax maS'xinc Pills will
Rat no maISbthins eisc sIn
h. due 10 jam -ihcv do as
suila himftcr 81. Six Ipxcs
what 10y All DrpggiGX
well fuF
for ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
S0ciai.PeEsonal

Mrs. George r. Kinnear has as her
quests al her home on Twenty eighth
street. the Misses Ashby, OF Balti
! more.
Mrs: Mary Reynolds and son. Mr.
Richarl W. Reynolds. are visiting al
Hot Springs. Va, and White Sulphur
|'Springs. Va
Mrs. Turner A. Brown has return
ed from months visit ia Lake
Champlain and Lake George.
Mr.. W J. bright left last night for
Baltimore, where h" was called o.
account Of the serious illness OF his
mother.
DR. u. r. Gary and family left yes
to-day for Wakcma, Va, to spend
several weeks.
Miss Eschcnburg. of Chicago. who
has been visiting Mrs. II. Il, bailey.
in North End, IS now the guest vi
Mrs Harold Bailey. at III Rancho.
Mrs V. h. Barclay is visiting friends
in New England.
Mrs. Henry Hurbarr has returned
from II visit to, friends In Kentucky
Mrs. Frank I.odewiCk has been
call. d to Albany. \. v, by news Of
the death OF her mother.
Miss Julia SealCy has returned
from visit to friends in Staunton.
Mr. Norman Taylor has returned
from visit 10 friends in CharlotteS-
Vile.
Mr.. william Wilcox and Miss
Fannin wilcox returned to the city
"Wednesday evening after spending
several weeks I'm thcmOuntain3.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06
Chief @, ~. Vacation

Chlcf ~ Fuiicc J " Reynolds and
Mrs. E"NunIds i-li N.-'.riav for Afi"a
go speud tso W~uks DuribZ ;h'
chiefs aiSciGc Sergeant T. \ Witch
81 10 IN cbarE" o. TIC iU-cc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Mr. Norman Taylor has returned
from n visit 10 friends in Charlottca
Vile.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Miss Julia Sealcy has returned
from visit to friends in Staunton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Mr.. William Wilcox and Miss
Fannir wilcox returned to the city
Wednesday evening after spending
several weeks In thcmOuntnin3.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Mrs. Frank LodewiCk has beer
the death of her mother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Mrs. Henry Rurbagr has rGturn't
from II visit to, friends in Kentucky
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Mrs. V. b. Barclay is visiting friend:
in New England
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Miss Eschcnburg. of Chicago. VINO
has been visiting Mrs. II. Il, bailey
in North End, IS now The guest Ol
Mrs. Harold Bailey. at III Rancho.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Mr. W. J. bright left last night for
Baltimore, whtrc h" was called o.
account OF the serious illness OF his
mother.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

DR.. -. r. Gary and family left yes
to-day for Wakcma, va to Spch"
several wet ks
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Mrs. Turner A. Brown has return
ed from months visit ia LAKE
Champlain and Lake George.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Mrs. George r. Kinnear has as her
quests at her home on Twenty-elghth
street. the Misses Ashby, OF Balti'
mort,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-06

Mrs Mary Reynolds and son. Mr.,
Richarl w. Reynolds are visiting nj
Hot Springs. Va. and White Sulphur
SDriups Va
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06

The people of this country
have once more decided to re-
main under Republican rule,
firmly believing it means pros
perity for four more years.
William H. Taft, the man whom
the people have elected to the
Presidency of the United States,
is perhaps better fitted to be
the executive of this country
than any person who has yet re-
ceived the honor. His vast ex-
perience in the different depart
ments of governmental business
has been wide and he has shown
himself equal to every occasion.
The people have confidence in
Mr.. Taft as is shown by the over
whelming vote given in his
favor. Everything now points
to the greatest future and pros
perity for this country and its
people.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-11-06

Winter blasts, causing pneumo
mia, pleurisy, and consumption
will soon be here. Cureyour cough
now, and strengthen your lungs
with Foley's Honey aud Tar. Do
not risk starting the winter with
weak lungs, when Foley's Honey
and Tar will cure the most obstin.
ate coughs aud colds, and prevents
serious results-Condon Drug Co.