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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13
SociaI-PeEsonaI

Mrs. c. b. Cain and her mother.
Mrs. Dunn. have returned from
Greensboro. n. C.. where they went to
attend the funeral of Mr.. W. W. Dunn.
They were accompanied home by Mrs.
Dunn and children. who will make
their home here.
Dr.. J. w Mabry returned yesterday
from a weeks hunting trip in Buck
ingham county.
Miss Rena Stewart left It's: night
for North Carolina TO spend Two
weeks with relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Barnes ba- returned
to her home al Morrison afte- visit
TO friends in this city.
Mrs. ". J. Lily has returned from
visit 10 Gloucester county
Miss Margaret Hooper has return
ed to her home in Alexandria after
visi; TO Mrs Walter PeytGn in his
city.
Mrs. =. n Crockett. o! York conn.
~. Is the guesi 81 Mrs. {. " Scott,
on Twcnty-n'nih street
Mr. BRADFORD Reynolds returned yes.
terday from visit 20 Hampdcn- Sid.
ney. Va. He xfll leave today tor
his home in Wilmington Y c.
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$500. fourth $500. f.,h $500. sixth $3.50
and seventh 5000.
Vaudeville aIo Pictures

The finest vaudeville bill ever pres
ented here is promised by the mana
cement o. the Bell theater for the
week beginning tomorrow evening. On
the program will be three acts, each
Of which is said TO be first class. The
headliners are Walker & Malloy, in
new comedy skit entitled The
Vaudevillians' Return Edward J.
Appleby, banjoist, Is reputej to be a
premier in his line. and Mr.. How
ard" slack-wire walking comedian.
comes billed as whole show in him
self
Several new pictures, including a
finely cOiored Aim. will make up the
picture program.
Last night the Bell closed a most
successful week, playing to capacity
business at every performance. The
acts and pictures pleased
again, and the crowds seemed to es-
pecially appreciate the music of Prof.
Smidt's orchestra.
The music during the performances
and during the brief intermissions
has come to be one Of the best features
Of the Bells programs.
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Al he Army Transports 10 be
Painted.
SUMNER MAKES THE FIRST TRIP
Three Ships Will be Used in Bring
ing Troops Back From Cuba. and
the Fitzpatrick Goes to the Pktlip-
pines.

When the United states army trans
port Sumner. which will steam for
Havana. Cuba, tomorrow a week re-
turns to this port about January s,
she will bring the troops OF the TWEEN
ty-eighth United States Infantry. now
stationed in Cuba with the Army OF
Cuban Pacification. This will he the
first detachment Of the troops to re-
turn to America, but the Others will
follow and all Of the soldiers will nave
left the island by April /.
On her second trip. the Sumner will
bring the ,nicers and civilians STA
toned in Cuba in connection with
the army and Company I. of the sig
nal corps
Meade to be Painted.
The transport Meade will be dock
ed in dry dock No. 3. at the shipyard.
this week 10 have her hull cleaned
and painted preparatory to assisting
in bringing the troops Of the Army
OF Cuban Pacincation back TO New
port News
The Meade will make her first trip
in the service in February with the
transport Mcclellan. which is having
her hull painted IN dry dock No. 3.
These two transports with the Sum-
ner will bring the Fifth. Eleventh ana
Seventeenth regiments Of in5antry.
the Eleventh. cavalry and Batteries
A and b Of the Second field artillery
on February 81
These troops will par fipaie an
the inaugural parade Al Washing on
m March g.
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GETTING READY FOR SEASON.
Y. N. c. 4. Basketball Team Gesin'
Practice This Week.

Y. N. c. 4. Basketball Team Gesins
Practice This Week,
The basketball team Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will be-
gin practice for the coming season
Wednesday night In the gymnasium
Of the Association. Two practice
meetings will be held each week on
Wednesday and Friday nights Among
the members of last years team who
have reported for work are Gildner.
Burbage. Lenz. Meanley, Sinclair ami
Hamilton.
The team will open It's season next
month. meeting teams from Berkeley,
Randolph Macon College and WilliaT-
and Mary College. The schedule TO:
the season is not yet complete.
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MINI Yove 0usiaess!

II You don't nobody will. II Is your
business to keep out Of all the tron-
Bile you can and You can and vii!
keen out OF liver and bowel trouble
II you take Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
They keep biliousncss. malaria and
.aundice out Of your system. 25c a.
All Druggists.
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BEARS IN FIRST PLACE.
Fast Tournament Basketball Game at
the Y. NJ. G.. A,

Quite a large crowd of basketball
enthusiasts attended the doubleheader
in the gymnasium of the Young Mems
Christian Association last night. The
Bears and Cubs were tied for first
place and the match between them
was very fast and interesting. The
Bears finally won out by score of
81 to L. The Tigers defeated the
Lions by Al to II.
Following is the standing of tho
teams to date:
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eminent engineers that the sand car
ried into Hampton Roads by the
Nansemond river would soon fiji the
channel.
Channel Fills Up.
However. the work was continued
and shipping men say that now the
channel has filed and Is OF little or
no service for deep draught vessels.
Only a short time ago the American
steamship Missourian. outward bound
for San Francisco, with 5000 tons of
coal. grounded In the channel and was
held in port more tnan "a hours wait
ing for a favorable tide to permit her
10 get out Of the harbor Even then
the ship was not loaded to her ca
pacity
II Senator Martins bill is enacted.
local people interested will do every
thing in their power to have the chan
mel dredged between Point Breeze
and the Middle Ground lighthouse in
stead Of where the present channel
is dredged.
With the proposed channel making
an excellent approach to the harbor
Newport News would be in better
position to make bid for handling
the largest Of the ocean-going freight
steamers and 1t Is believed that the
business Of the port would show
substantial increase, especially in the
bunker coal business
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considered. A full attendance of the
members is expected.
Following the regular business seq
sion. Major G. H. Gibson will make
a short address on reconstruction and
Ku Kluxism in Alabama. Former
Commander Falconer also will make
a short address before the camp.
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FIFTH Anniversary.
Newport News easiec to Celebrate
Their Founding.

Newport News Aerie. No. $50. r O..
Eagles. will cC' bTafe the nth ann
yeTsary Of IS founding with . social
session IN tho scrie home. Hunting
ton avenue and Thirtythird street to-
morrow evening All members Of the
arrie end visiting Eagles are invited
20 ~ present
During the evening 4 program Of
songs and imprcmptu speeches will
BE- carricJ oIt ard refreshments will
be served
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ARRESTED FOR FIGHTING.
Two Women Taken Into Custody by
Police,

]
Police.
Mrs. w. X. Green. Of 2707 Virginia
avenue and Mrs. Mary Tyson. OF 24o3
Huntington avenue, were arrested on
Tventyfifth street near Washington
avenue last night by Chief Of Police
Reynolds on charges Of disorderIy con-
duct. 1t is alleged that the women
had q fight in the street. The cause
Of the trouble is not known to the
police.
Both the prisoners were bailed by
Justice Clements for their appearance
in the police court tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Tyson vas accepted on her own
and b. J. OHara was
bondsman for Mrs. Green.
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Monthly DIRECTORY Meeting.

The hoard Of directors OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
will hold its regular monthly meeting
at the Association building at O'Clock
tomorrow night. The library hoard
Of the association will hold its rcgu
lar monthly meeting AT 7:So O'Clock
tomorrow night.
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board Of Health.

The city beard Of health will hold
an important meeting tomorrow after
noon at I o'clock. Several matters
OF more than usual importance are
10 be considered and a full attendance
o. the members Is expected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-13

Reserve yorr seats Monday for Vic
torian Party concert al y. n. G. A,
TUESDAY night. Seats SOC. II.
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Al Oreamian6.

Dreamland offers two new vaude-
vile acts for the first half OF this
week. beginning tomorrow evening.
They are Mackin 4 Wilson. ''planta-
ton sketch artists" and John c. Hau-
son. a German dialec; comedian. with
his "telephGnologue'' and soft sho-e
dancing Both Of these acts come
highly recommended.
The feature 0. several new moving
pictures will be- one entitled Tho
Queen Of the Arena" which tells the
story OF Mile Olympic. the worlds
greatest eQucs 'rienae" This finn
shows something Of life behind the
scenes in q great circus.
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MAeaUoER CAMP.
Veterans viii t$oid Annual Election
Tomorrow Might

Tomorrow Wight.
Maeruder Camp. United Confeder.
ate Veterans. will held It's regular bi.
weekly meeting In the Corporation
Courr room % The city hall at =
O'Clock tomorrow evening. Oficcrs
for the ensuing year are 10 be elected
and other important business VII be
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-07-04

Price Withers was over from
Horuey Wedb day
Miss Grace Calkins has gone tc
Canyon City % spend The 4ih.
Paul Elume came down from
his meunfam home yesterday
Closing out puces at Voegtly's.
A mower and rake forSS5. Bet
ter hurry.
WtNrm Nfu w 7B head Of
stock toposmp CHAs. WILSON.
Burns on 9n.
M. F NlI'om is ENJOYING a
visit with his brother. Geo. w.
Williams ot Ohio.
ia good moving picture show
should como 20 Burns it would
have to give one free night TO
convince people it was not a fake.
The people wele hilked here
Wednesday night by one.
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Sidn y Evey arrived in This
neighborhood Tuesday from Sum
mer Michigan. He reports a
very backward year back east.
Crops are nearly all drowned.
He Is stopping at NJ. +. Races
ranch.
Frank Dunn has been riding
for cattle the past few days.
ed Aauderson has returned
home from tbe sheep camp where
he has been working the last few
weeks.
Claud Schug aud Miss Math-
ews were near Burns ON business
"a few days last week.
VIM. Dunn Jr. returned from
the railrood with 4 load of freight
last week.
Alfred Marshall rcturncd.from
Burns Saturday Of last week
with a load Of lumber.
w. c. Botsford had a load of
lumber come from Burns last /
week.
Road master Mckenzie was m'
this noighborhood last week.
John Hiozcr returned home
last week from Riddle Mountain
whore he haa been working on
the road.
Alfred Marshall built q milk \
house the first Of this week.
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NOTICE For BIDS.

Bids will be received up to n
O'Clock July 25, 1908 by the trus-
tees Of district No. l3 for paint
ing the Drewsey school-houso
roof one coat mineral paint and
oil (about 49O 50. ydJ. outside
walls, porches and ect. two coats
lead link, and oil (about 775 SO.
yd) Inside surface two coats
(about 700 81. yd.)
Bidder TO take school warrants
payable in 1909. See trustees on
write for further particulars.
/. M. Davis.
w. ID. Baker.
+. l.. Beede.
Trustees.
Mrs Mary Holebos, Clerk.
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News

liz to fhe death of E.
q the rendition of the
Down the Black
/" has Been pOstpORs
| next Friday night,
It viii be produc-
hat date with reaIis-
Il and sure to please.
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w. Z. Huston has horse pas
ture.
Fred and Albert Oakermai
were over from Silver creek yes
,erday.
Geo. Cawlfeld and family wer,
the guests Of relatives and friends
in this city Monday.
The New Windsor Bar, under
the management of Lee Caldwell,
is one Of the most popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when you have q thirst.
County Surveyor Faulkner and
Walter Struck are back from
Iron Mountain where they had
been doing some surveying FOR
private parties.
A car of John Deere plows and
harrows. The best and only real
implements ia the world, at c.
III. Voegtly's. These are not
consigned goods. but bought for
cash. Buy hore and save the
middlcman's profit.
Owen CawlGeld. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Cawlheld had the
misfortune TO fall from the court
house fence Sunday afternoon
causing a serious fracture of his
leg. Drs. Marsden and Griffith
were called nc once and he is
now doing very well.
G.. w. Clevenger has some of
those fine new cold rolled refrig-
orators and is 80 confident that
they will give entire satisfaction
that he offers to let prospective
buyers take them on trial for a
week. If not satisfactory they
may be returned without cost.
TEX" Byrd cqme in from the
lesert the first Of the week for
treatment. Several
weeks ago TEX" and a compan-
On explored the famous ice cave
lut on the desert. He fell and |
,roke the globe of the lantern |
md soon after stumbled in the |
and fell on a rock. sew
rely cutting his elbow clear to
he bone. He did not give the
wound any particular attention
nd later hurt it over again while
with horses. His ply
icians found it necessary to open
he wound and scrape the bone
which had been injured.
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Mrs. |. H. Holland has return.
ed home from a short visit tc
Malhe1r county.
G. E. Hendricks, a nephew OF
G.. o. and J. r., is here on a Wis
il to his uncles.
c. F. Miller and his sons Lee
and Neil were over from their
Grow Camp home last Saturday.
Mrs. S. Z. Drinkwater has re-
ceived a nice lot of spring and
summer hats and looking for
more.
Miss Julia Greeley is home
from Nevada and will spend q
month here with her mother and
friends.
Mesdames Reed q Johnson
have received a part OF their
spring shipment Of millinery and
are expecting more.
Ora Hill left Thursday for one
Of the Warm springs over in
Grant county 10 receive treat
ment for rheumatism.
Herman Run and wife came
up from Lawen the first Of the
week. bringing their little son
who has been quite sick. He is
doing very well at this time.
Operation for Piles will not be
necessary il you use ManZan
Pile Remedy, guaranteed. Price
Soc. Sold by The Welcome
Pharmacy. Burns, Ore. Fred
Haines, Harvey, Ore.
About one hundred head of
'anch horses. broke and unbrok-
m. at the Trout Creek ranch Of
he American Land & Live Stock
20. Call on or address.
+. b. Hill.
DEMO, Oregon.
VIM. Walker will leave Sunday
o spend his 80 days vacation
listing home folks in Wisconsin.
As the only clerk in the local
and Office Mr.. Walker has been
.ept very busy since his arrival
lere last year and is certainly
ntitled 10 rest.
C. L. Irvine, one Of our new
ettlers of the lake section. made ,
roof on his homestead the first
{ the week. He was assisted
Y C. w. Lewis and another ,
eighbor. Mr.. Irvine is well ,
leased with his location and ,
ninks Harney county is 1T. " !
Paul S. Black of the contest |
apartment of the general land i
flee spent Thursday in this city
'oking over the records at the q
zeal Office. He found the work !
i up to date and had nothing |
} do, therefore took his depart !
re the following day for other I
arts.
j. c. Sevcik was up from his 0
nd holdings near the lake this b
eek. Mr.. Sevcik states that i
le big pump recently installed i
Z himself and associates to raise is
ater from the lake with which o
reclaim land does very salts Ia
.ctory work. He further says a
iat everything he has put in G.
e ground down there is grow l.
&.
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Painting and paper HANGING


Painting and paper hanging
A. Horton.
Roy McGee arrived homo from
. Portland yesterday.
The boys arc going to pla,
baseball here tomorrow.
Fred Haines was over from
Hamey Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Hendricks
we've up from their Laweu home
Saturday.
Schenk Bros. are now reoC
with their great line Of sprin
and summer goods.
Mrs. Il. ID. Burrow and daugh.
ter Ruby are in from the home
stead for a few days.
r.. A. Miller and Mr.. Reynolds
were over from their Warm
Springs home Wednesday.
McGowan & Nichols have
customers for relinquishmcnts.
See them if YOU want to buy or
sell.
W. C. Cecil was over from
Silver Creek a day or two this
week looking after some busi-
ness.
Schenk Bros. wish you to come
in and see what they have. so
you may order a suit and be
al-ead Of the rest.
J. J. Heinz was up from his
home near Lawen Wednesday. 4
returning Thursday. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Calkins.
NJ A. Barrett, the well known
implement man, is here for q
short time with Joe Tupker. He
has just returned from Coos
Bay.
Buy in July, from Chas II.
Davis. all the pickcts. lumber
md grain you need Harney,
oregon.
Roofing and building paper.
he most economical and up-to- /
late material eruscd for these
'urposcs. an these good things
o be- had at C.. II. Vocqlys
A complete sectionizcd map of
Iarney Co. in ten colors. show ,
ng all large holdings, has been
often out by j. O. L. Co. y
rice SL00. McGowan g. Nichols.
alos Agt.
Fox SALE Desert land claim.
20 acres in dcsiiabl. location.
h which second annual of
as been made. Purchaser can
ave option of assignment or Ic-
Inquire at this D.,
lice within - days. b
For SALE - Four i-ycar-old y
thoroughbred Herford bulls from
ie famous Henry Gray herd of "
rook County. nave purchased p
erfords from another herd 10 ~
Ike the place Of these is my
'ason for selling. w. T.. Smith,
urns, Oregon.
Adam George has u quarter
ctions Of grain land. Tracts 7
ON 100 acres up DO Gao acres.
lis is not GO bushels per acre
nd, but 40 bushels. Stock
inches from go up 10 1850 acres. &.
]. well watorod no hoistinR Of
lter ranging in prices from $40
81 90 per acre.
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liability is Our
/ NatchWOrd

e eontinual growth OF this store is one OF
nous facts in the history of merchandising
ns Tic cause for this growth is plain to
Patron- satisfaction which attendseyery
se, the complete assortments, the trust
ncss of the merchandise, the efficient service
4 aiHays lowest prices, all combining to
| his store. the logical supply center for gro
md apparel needs.
six for trading stamps, given Oith every
purchase
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'Far 4. 2 mi IN THIS COUNTY.
Iu&nt JULY 4. 1908.
.' | -----------
d al NJ News.
biz to the death of E.
4 the renditiOn of the
Down the Black
{" has Been pOstpORS
| next Friday night,
II viii be produc-
hat date with reaIis-
II ard sure to please.
|uit Schenk Bros.
and rake $s5 at Yoegt-
sIl o'it.
|tiilbcft and wife spent
| in this city. !
Culp, painting and paper
Burns. Oregon.
Jordan md family have
TO fht Jorgensen resi-
Bros have received a
|cnt Of iine woolens and
|illiams is over from his /
|ek home to visit friends
celebrate.
lived at 6. II. Voegtly's
bad bafb wire, black,
4, and half mile wire.
| and sister Lelah came
their Nagontire home ,
to apend the 4,h with
|re.
lawson and L. c. Egg ,
Ire among our Sunset /;
|ursdny making final ar
b for their big eele-
d barbecue today. 1
be- 10 ihe report Of a. !.
|. of Narrows. who !
Der 1ncle Sam's"
bureau at that place.
bed 1.37 inches Of rain '
hg June
~ arrived home Sun -
a month's stay with
|d babics in Portland.
|ariz and the children u
down there through ~
period. d
|ne OF my good friends =,
|it to circulate the re- :.
have only old, second
,vf SEWING machines
Ery man. woman and a'
|arney county TO come ~
thc |ine | carry then h'
lied about il. G. w. ei
Fhbons. of North Pow -,
En In this section for
|eek looking over the
|th a view Of taking th
Mr.. Gibbons reports ei
Pberts nnd Mrs. Nellie th
L well and doing a Oh
less viii the North bI
|ws. Mr.. Grace was W.
Of this great religi- M
Gqary performed an de
|n David Shaver last m,
the third w,
the Ieft hand. Mr.. ion
red the hand several ou
while assisting in br
|ttIe and blood poison an
physiclan had a hard da
e the hand and has er'
|ther than the remoy- tn
|ger. NJ, Shaver has wa
h q very energetic an
k old man and is for VIC
Is now thought he sic
b rapidly and have the
tho injured member. WI
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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lufnH, oregon, luly d. lfH
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ihr Coo missioner pl iht Nvnrfai laud col .fl.
unurr inu Uruffffurf 0i frn Arf nf f'UunIffa
proved june HI. 1850 lie Hfftrf Ill ST. $500
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u'fIufk 49,. fH fhH llfN hHfrf NufH.. nfkf.
al ihis unlce, ihr O.. H.lHHl lns tlari ul lnff
Nta sMtt H0fllnu aN, IN fuHllu VI .Uiifh.
Range ll insi N q tfial So iH
Auf rrrsnnf fiHimlnH adversely the Hh.ftr.
described lands fr dFIfHi iu n'H flflfrIH Un
for falr.
Wa fAHnr nfsist.r
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NO TREsPAssING.

Hunting and fishing are strict
" forbidden upon any Of the
Pacific Live Stock Co. ranches.
Trespassers viii be prosecuted.
JOHN GLCREgT
Supt.