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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-28

FoS SALE-HOT BLAST HEATER
phaeton. single harness. 900 S. RAN
som. New phone 320SY.
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FOR GALE.

LAND! LANDl WHERE THE SoI1
is productiye; where the climate liz
healthy; where the winters are mild.
and summers not oppressive: whers
good water is obtained from 10 To
30 feet. Prices from 81 to $40 per
acre If Interested address Golden
Valley Land Co., First View, Colo.
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PUBLIC SALE

I will sell at public sale at my farm
8 miles west of Ottumwa, on
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Choice to fancy steers ....$l25m $40
Medium to good steers -. $500 100
Inferior to fair steers 1858. Also 5.S0
Fat cows and heifers ...... 5000 6.25
Canning cows and heifers. 1850 1926
Native bulls and stays ..... ESQ % 4.50
Feeding cattle, 60O@1 100 :. 3.15@ 5.75
Fair to fancy veal calves 5000 900
Heavy calves ....... 2.50@4.50
| Export steers 49,, .. 6.50@7.40
Western range steers ....... 4.25@7.oO
ers -. :. 5000 $40
/ Distillery fere steers ..... $500 100
Mixers and springers 27.00@70.00
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FOR SALE--A WE'LL IMPROVED 90
acre. farm. Address v. IT. IIasselrooth
Dudley. Ia.
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FOR SALE-172 ACRES, MILES
from Ottumwa. Nearly all good cen
land, worth SIS per acre. but for a
quick sale will take $65. Would ac-
cept part payment in city property.
This farm Is cheap at the price.
Address A2SF care Courier.
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Today's Markets By Wire

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osrEoPArHy.
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

A. daily: B. dailv except Sunday: c.
daily except Monday.
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FOR SALB--A BARGAIN, PRACTI-
ally new Buick Touring car, com
pletely equipped including top and
speedometer. Ottumwa Auto Co. 427-
429 E. Main.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
NH Nominate Mayor, Treasurer and
Ten Members Of The Council
on Democratic Ticket.
All Candidates Must File Notices Of
Candidacy With Secretary Nelson s.
Groome BY Saturday. May IS, at
Noon-WiiI Assess Each Candidate
Sum 81 ~.

The primary for the nomination OF
Democratic candidates for mayor
treasurer and ten members of the
town council will be held in Phoebus
on Tuesday afternoon. May 10.
The decision 10 hold the primary
and the arrangements for its cOnduc,
were comb ieted at a meeting Of the
Elizabeth City County Democratic
committee held in the Office Of Coun.
ty Treasurer David Johnson last
night. County Chairman H. c. Shell,
ton presided and the committeeman
present were Messrs. w. f. lawson
n S. Groome, T. J. Daily. L. P. Fur
ness and William Phillips.
Must Notify Secretary.
After selecting the date the com.
mittee adopted a resolution that the
hours Of the primary be from l to
p. m. and that the primary shall be
conducted according to the regular
didates must file their notices of can
didacy with Col. Nelson S. Groome,
the secretary OF the committee. by
noon on Saturday, May Is. and each
candidate for office will be assessed
the sum Of 81 to defray the expenses
of the primary. In the event that
only ten candidates offer for coun-
cilmen and only one for mayor and
treasurer the committee will declare
the primary of and adopt a resolu-
ton making the applicants the regular
nominees of the party
Mayor l.. P. Furnes9 is 10 be a can
didafe for reelection and 1t Is also
expected that Mr.. T. J. DAILY will again
offer for town treasurer
The county committee will meet
again on Saturday night. May 18th, to
receive the applications Of the can
didates and to select the judges and
clerks of the primary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
SAW THE WORD AND
CAME BACK HOME
Thirteen Year-Old Daughter OF
Wealthy Parents Quickly Sat
isfied Her Longing.
Try Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. April 26.-Adele Boas,
the 13-year-old daughter Of Arthur +.
Boas. a wealthy thread manufacturer,
is at home tonight with her parents.
The mystery of her disappearance last
Friday has been solved and the case
resolves itself into nothing more than
an escapade OF child with sudden
desire to see the world. Boston In
particular. and wish to be indie
pendent and work for a living. She
Is back with a cut finger and dishev-
eled clothing and apparently suffering
from fatigue.
The girl was found on train at
Stamford. Conn, by detectives from
New York. An hour later she was
in her home. She went away volun-
tarily, she says, under the impression
that she would like to earn her own
living and. seeing the newspapers and
learning that the police were looking
for her, decided to come home from
Boston alone without notifying the
police. Adele told the detectives she
had $Ii and was seized with a de-
sire to 60 away.
Friday night she boarded a train
for Boston. where she found . fur
nished room and obtained emp;oymen
at a restaurant She worked only a
few hours when she cut her finger
and the manager discharged her for
awk wardness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
An WHO
Would Enjoy

god health. With iss blcssinc. must un-
quite clearly. that It involves The
question Of night living with all the term
implies. With proper knowledge Il What
b best. esch hour Of rccrcaticn. Of enjoy
mens. Of contemplation and Of effort nay
be made To contribute TO living Alright.
Then the uc of medicines may lie dis
psn>cd With to advantage. hut un,,cr o.
binary conditions IN many instances .
imp,c. Wholesome r1a-dy may r invalu-
aisc Il taken At ,hc prupcr 'imr and the
Csliforni. Fig Syrup Go. bo'dA that Il r.
alike important 90 prr-ru' tho subjecs
trnshfully anil IN SUPPLY the coz prnecs
laxative to tbc-r desiring H.
Consequently 'b Company Syrup n
Fig snd Elixir n Srnna eiVrs rwrsl
sasi-tscficn. To rt h. hcpcScial -s-css
ssy sh r~uir. manufactured ~ tn
CsIHcmis Fig syrur On caly, and fu ssls
y N lcsd'ne drussisss.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27

it seems highly probable that such
houses would be in great demand II
insured as suggested.
The builder might find 1t worth
while ito insure his own work. thus
combining the business of construc-
ton with insurance. and doubtless or
ders for this class of work could be
more readily obtained if insurance
were guaranteed. The results of the
earthquake ut San Francisco should
show what risk the insurance COM
panies are safe in taking. 1t is GER
tain that steel and concrete house
insured against earthquake would
prove a very attractive proposition to
the southern Italian.-Daily Consular
and Trade Report
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
NORMAL SCHOOL GRADUATES
FOR TERM OF 1908.1909
Names Of the Students Who viii Re-
eeIve Diplomas md Certificates
At End OF Session.

The names Of the students in the
Haml ton Nolm NAL and Agricultural In
stftute, who will receive diplomas and
certificates from the various trades
departments were announced yester'
day, as follows:
CANDIDATES FOR ACADEMIC
DIPLOMAS.
Senior Glass.
Banks. Aida p. Bacons Castle. Va;
Boyd, Joanna j., Joyceville. Va;
Prcwder. Anna B. New Haven, Conn. !;
Brown, Bertha l.. Princess Anne. Va.
Coleman. l.. Helen. Croaker. Va; Cur
~. Florence E.. Hastings. Mimi: Dun
ntrgs. E. l.. Augusta, Norfolk. Va a:
Giard. Emma, Fosston, Mimi: Glover.
Alice, j.. Srartanburg. S. c.: Gutierrez,
Cartoia. Cuba, n. NJ; Holiday, Maria
l.. Bena. Va; Howard Gertrude l..
Hampton. Va; James. Patsie L.,
Mathews. Ala: Jones, Rosa B., staun-
ton. Va; Jones. Rosa ", Chariottees'
VILE Va: Lee. Eva j., Darlington
Md: Lewis Maud E., Barboursvllle,
Va; Llewellyn, Blanche. Clarksville,
Va; Massey, Pauline v. Fails Church,
Va: Matthews. Pearl S.. Everett, Pa;
Minter, X. Josephine Roanoke. Va;
Morgan, Roberta A.. Westfield. N. j.;
Mossom, Lurline. Pnoebus, Va; Mel
son. Bertha A, Gloucester, Va; Obey,
Annie E., New York. N. Y: Paytca,
Josachine. b.. Tarbcro, N. c.; Robin
son Carrie E.. Stephens City. Va;
Calista v. Churchland. Va;
Eren NJ. San Carlos,
Ariz.; Trigg. Vivian r., Princess Anne.
Md: Twoguns, Evelyn r.. Holcomb.
N. Y: Wade, Amelia c. Roanoke, Va;
Wharton, Susie E., Averett, Va: With
ersr Don. Laura E.. Fort Deposit. Ala;
Bayhylle, Daniel, Pawnee, Okla. ::
Be,luford. Patrick T., Harpeas Home.
Va; Bishop. B. Franklin. Irving. n.
Y; Black, Reuben. Sylvania. Ga;
Bozeman. Bruce L.. Dexter. Ala; Bur-
rcll. John F.. Bcyce. Va; Crump. Royal
A. b. Richmond. Va: Davis. Don A..
Hampton. Va; Gibson. Robert F.. Sa-
Ca: Gcfuth, Ernest. Regina,
Sask.. Can: Marlowe. Joseph A.. Mac
on. Ca: Nelson, William c.. Gtcuces-
ter. Va: Payne. Thomas b.. Calhoun,
Ala. Pool. c. H. Corey, ClarwsviHe.
Va: Porter, John B.. Franklin. Va;
Reid. William T., Portsmouth. Va;
Rhue. Thomas A.. Georgetown. S. g.;
Rich. William NJ. Templeman Cross,
roads, Va; Scott, Thomas p, Jersey
City, N. j.: Sharpe. Frederick. Sum-
N. j.; Smith Paul w.. Gin
cinEati. Ohio. Tabb, William H.. Cape
Va: Thompson, Charles c.
H., Nassau, Bahamas; Thompson.
William H.. Philadelphia, Pa: Wash
ingtccA Russell E. F., Rcxbury, Va;
BenJamin H.. Darlington. s.
c.; Whitfield, Walter w.. Macon, Ca;
Williams. Charles Holston, Camp Mel
son, KY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
CAPT. Jesse S. JONES WILL
RUN FOR CITY TREASURER
Announced His candiosey Yesterday
and Will Pu. Forth Active
Campaign.

Il have decided to run for the Of
fee Of city treasurer in the election
mex; November" said Capt. Jesse 8.
Jones. former county treasurer. IN
statement 10 the Daily Press repre-
sentative Yesterday. For the past
several DAYS rumors have ts,en anoat
to the effect that Captain Jones was
thinking Of entering the race. and hts
emphatic statement that he In a can
didate will be received With interest
in POLITICAL circles Captain Jones
will have az his opponents City Treas
urer Alonza A. Patrick. Dr. Frank w.
Shields and Mr. William J. Welmossth.
The race promises to prove exciting.
as all 81 the candidates have . good
following
Captain Jones said yesterday That
he has received assurances a. support
from many sources. and that he has
every reason TO believe he b going to
he elected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27

lon chat would increase Dingley rates
or even reensct them? Did they ask
far the Payne bill, which, az Mr.
Payne admitted. would increase the
average rate from H:l6 to 45;72 per
cent! Was an increase or a reenact'
ment Ct the present tariff promised to
them by Judge Taft and the Repub-
licsu party?
They have hoped that this tarih
LEGISLATION would reduce the cost Of
living. The index numbers obtained
by one OF Our great commercial agen-
cies from the average prices ct groups.
Of commodities shows that the cost
CT living ia higher now by 81 per
cent than It was enacted. A majority
Of our people believe that this cost
can be and ought 70 be, reduced by
a revision downward Of the tariff
rates. Such q revision many Of them
expected. They will be disapotH-
ed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
NR. ". S. CROCxE1TIS
ELECTED THE FOREMAN
West End Hose Company Held Spir.
tied Session Last Night and
Elected Offieers.

The West End Hose Company. the
crack fire. fighting organization Of the
West End portion OF Hampton. held
its annual election Of officers last
night. which proved a very spirited
event.
The officers chosen are:
Foreman-Mr. william s. Crockett.
First Assistant FOreman-Mr
Thomas Sheehan
Second Assistant Foreman-Mr
Roy Winder.
Secretary-Mr II. H. Wood.
Treasurer-Mr. r. A. Powell.
Hose Directors-Messrs- Robert
Powell, Robert Patrick and Robert
Winder.
Trustees-Messrs. Hunter Tignor
Jacob Ferguson and Arthur B.
Thompson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
INSURANCE eoa Msss,NA.

Referring to his report On earthquake
proof houscs for Mcssina and the dis
trict affected by the late disaster.
Consul G. 8. Cro~nineshicId, o.
Naples. suggested that there will
soon he IN cxccIIcnt opportunity oi
Liacing Insurance in southern Italy
lie wr.scs:
All clasecs Of italians fear seismic
disturbances. and Insurance againx,
the DANCER win bc cArEcriy looked
Tor a. son ~ rcbatldiag the drstrcy.
81 eitses beeiss. Assertions s,eri and
oeecrete eosstructed housv. 80 po'
sesosutely earthquake pruof. arr more
Reasly 20 tsss say bui'disss here, and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
Pimlico Races.
(By Associated Press.l

BALTIMORE. Md. April 2S.-Ffne
weather brought out about 1000 peo-
lie at Pimlico today. Autumn Girl
equalIed the track record for the half
negotiating the distance in ~ fat.
The steeplechase was a fall-down for
the much touted Garth couple. odds
on favorites, the event going to Ben
Cole at a long price.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
HOW DEMOCRATS HELP REPus'
@ llCANS.

HOW DEMOCRATS HELP HeFoo
LicANS.
There is no doubt in the world
hut that until after the election OF
last November the Republican party
In the House Of Representatives anu
IN the United States Selrate really in
tended to revise the tariff downward
very slightly perhaps. but neverthe'
lees downward.
! The fact that the bill now pending
m the Senate reflects in the aggregate
An increase rather urin a decrease
|, due to two reasons. First. be-
cause the Republican presidential can.
didate was elected by IN overwhelin-
inx electoral majority in spite OF the
fxct that that party always has been
ideutifed with high protective Erin
cipaes. The supporters Of Mr.. Tart
expected his party to carry out It's
Implied rather than lucidlv expressed
pledge to Sawer the tariff duties-
This program probably would have
heen contaminated but Tor reason NO.
2. This consisted OF the amazing SEN
siment developed amongst the repre-
sentstivcs OF the Democratic party
at Washington in favor either II con-
tinuing the Dingley rates or OF up
wsrd revision
with the injection Of this unexpeca-
ed quantity into the situation. the
Stand -patters lost all fear q any fa-
tsre visitation Of wrath upon them
selves by their constituents and pro-
ceeded to frame a measure after the
plsns laid down by the interests which
are the largest benenczaries from pro-
hibitive duties.
The course pursued by various
Dcncuxas extracted all the hassrd
from this sction. When the congress-
ioual candidates Of the two parties
next appeal to the people In 1910, the
Republicans will be able to draw the
record and show thai it was with the
s:d and consent of = large number OF
the opposition forces that Dingleyism
was either rerpetuatcn CT magnifiei
IN the schedule. This will constitute
. powerful defense Of arsy Republican
whose constituents may be wroth ut
the failure Of Congress to reduce the
cost Of living and to grant the relief
that the masses q the yCteis in both
parties have demanded for years.
The long and short of it Is that
oany Democratic representatives and
senators rot only have violated and
are violating ttsciT pledges to the poo
pie In aiigning themselves with the
stand pat Republicans. bat they arc,
b. that act. dismcmhcring their
party AMI docmiux II to enter the
next camsaign disrupted and disc.
oanised with guns spiked and without
annws,jtioa.
TIE Independent, Of New York. DE-
vcEibes the tariR situation in this sue
eiscs way:
why was q revision u tho taria
mAsaskcn! Was Il mt in rssp5nse
b q demand from the people. who
belleved thst the Dinglcy rates wcrs
30 kisA and should be rrduce6! u
- Secu admitted by CERTAIN pcrscus
40 we've psomipen, in the construc
tlue q that tariff that u vas mad
- hlgA IN CIDER tha; there misht b
. ~Eia Dor rcdsctions 70 be Cause
~ ussaacs a reciroeity. Ascr thcs'
t11ssHiD ~ teea Uexotisted -
Dsoa1e vousd pos srcpt thcm- ID.
- psspse ssk, last yesr. Cor . rcvis
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
CRY FOR THIRD
CANDIDATE.

Richmond dispatches Ct Saturday
last quote an unnamed gentleman who
is described as a popular public man
Of the State-resardsess Of whether
he has his home In this city or In a
distant city"-as favorlng the over
thrxw by the State Demcrcracy OF
both G,rbscnlatorial candidates now In
the field and call for new man
to bear the standard OF the rarty.
In this connection. It Is pertinent
to ask who besides a majority OF the
Democratic voters OF the State has
the authority to decree in advance OF
the r-:mary what candidate Or can
didatcs shall be oveftnrown. effaced.
'extinguished by the party? ANY
Democratic citizen Of the Common"
wealth who is willing to conform to
the rules OF the primary Is at liberty
to aspire to the rfiice Ct governor
and to invite the support Of the vot-
ers. The people themselves will de-
eide by their ballots at the proper
time who shall be cast out and VINO
shall he invested with executive pow
or during the next four years.
No ukase from "a popular public
man OF the State, especially when he
enshrouds his identity In anonymity
Is going to have the slightest in
fiucnce with the rank and file as to
whom it shall or shall not support for
the gubernat~ial npminath-n.
The popular and public" one VINO
requests that his name be not used
appears to be alarmed at the lack OF
pyretechnical display and whoop- EN-
up features. He seems to think that
six months in advance Of the election
and with the date Of the State prim-
airy still matter O. future in
definiteness, the farmers should
have abandoned their
FLOWS in the field. hied them
selves to the cross roads stores and
there devoted themselves exclusive
ly to heated debate over the respec-
tive merits and dement's Of the two
candidates Offering for the governor
ship TO tie tosal exclusion q their
own persuaal and material AFFAIRS.
Also that . campaign cannot he call
ed q campaign unless townspeople
line up two or three times week. pa
rsde with banners and torchlishts
and install epeakfest batteries In
every prominent street corner
The people have been educs;ed be-
yyrn that s2ecics Of tOmfoolery. In
this day and time they do not Zee!
it incumbent upon themselves TO reg-
lect their private affairs in order that
the political ambitions Of any man
or set Of men shall bs advarced.
However. when the time Tor voting
arrives the citizen wno has declined
to 50 out and tear his clothes in the
campaign melee may be depended up
Oh to cast his ballot with as great
a measure Of discriminating care and
intelligence as may BE- expected from
any attachc II campaign headquarters
and certainly with iss unhcalthful
motive and bias.
Should a third candidate enter the
field at the behcst Of popular and
public Men il will require In; little
time for the peuplc to ascertain
from his crvirons. his gast affiliations
and the scctian Of the State whence
nc comes. in the interest Of which oi
the prcsent entrants h. Is being made
q strolpigcon. His name and fame
u he have any. and the cause he is en-.
listed 10 strrxshcn Will 60 down to.
Il
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
cENrRAI cnURcn REvIvALs.

Rev. william p. Wright 30 Preseh
Speeis, Sermon reWiSht.
The revival services 1t Central
Methods, church resulted Tn one con-
ver,ion Sunday night and another hast
night, The pastor. Rev. william p.
wrishs- preached two sble sermons
and will contiauc the servtces thr0ueh
the week. Tonight his theme wiz ne
"A Sigh; That Stirs the Heart o.
CHRISTIAN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
Sailors heip Guild.

The Sailors Help Guild will meet
this afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
residence OF Mrs. d. s Jones on Wet
avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
0laekSmitho.

u.
Blacksmith.
Adkins. Malachi c., Boulevard. Va.
Brown, Boston L.. Princess Anne. Va;
Creekmur. Robinson E, Portsmouth
Va: Graves. Iittleton. Blackwells. y
c.; Jacks4n. Thomas H6bertie. Hamp
ton, Va: layDe, James p, Caret, Va
Myles. Thomas. Precious. Va; Scott
Alfred E., Church Road. Va
8riekIayers.
Davis. Thomas r.. Richmond. Va.
Easley. Robert L.. Danville. Va: Jack
son, Wilbur D.. Lexington. KY; Scott
James F., Savannah, Ga.
Cabinetmakers.
Banks James e. p, Germantown
Pa: Whiting. Robert L.. Ricbmocd
Va
Carpenters.
Ccrdcry. Roy L.. White Hall. Nd;
Hill, Marvin A.. Eter. Va; LcSan
George W.. scottsburg. Va: Powell
Ernest LutherviIlc. Md: Shary. Fred
erick Scmervtllc. y. j.; Smart ASra
ham. Washington. D. c.: Smith
Robert L.. North. Va: Terrence. Re
mus G.. Hun;erville. n. c.: Turner
Moses l., Frzssktown. Va: White
Robert G.. King and Queen. Va,
s+srnsssmskers.
Chick. Berry ". l.. Pulasgi. Va
Aasehinists.
Bishop. n Franklin. irving. n. r.:
cunningham Oscar S. j. German
town. p: Fcars. Lee r.. Green Ray
Va: Scott. Thomas r., Riehm9nd. Va
Painters.
Stasts. Howard r.. Newark, n. j
Printers.
Manuel. Victor. Casa blanca. Ar:z.
Sclby. Eastache A.. MI Peace. Lucca
ia: Thompson. william r.. Pbilsdei
pGia. p
Shoemsksa.
Askc~. David D.. Phccbus. Va.
Ssesms'tsers-
BrC~pe Ciaude Caleb. Crockett
VI: Bsriey. James C.. Pr-vidennr v
Ia; Jc,nsO, Jssncs r.. AIbercnrc. Va
IAmpsey. wesiiseson r.. Raef5rd. n
&C.; wosver. wu,is A.. H>mVson Va
rsisors.
Graves. Gocrgc T.. Pctessburs- Va
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27

IN NEW oUARTERS-come and
see the beautiful display Of PorTeo
PLANTS. CUT FLOWERS, a the
HAMPTON FLORAL COMPANY, 20
East Queen Street; Phone 23s. n. 8.
CUNNINGHAM, Manager.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
CANDIDATES FOR CERTIFICATES
Agriculture.

Agriculture.
Aiken. James D., Dover, DEL: Booth
Charles w., Ark. Va; Lancaster
Mason NJ, Sassafrss. Va: Malone
Robert E., Louisville. KY; Patterson
thurman W., New Upton Va; Rob-
erts. Lewis H., Wetrmpka. Ala; Rob-
inscn. Harvey A., Norfolk, Va; Shr'
lev. James c.. Indianapolis, Ind.
Thomas. w. Arthur, Spartanburg. s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
Caladium Elephant Ears. French
Canna's Tubcroses and Gladioius
Bulbs for Spring planting. All KINDS
Of Flower and Garden Seeds for sale
At
esergs r. Woods

Howard. Spuryeon. -. Petersburs-
Va: johnson. George II. ". Rich
mond. Va: MoSrc, Aaron A. York
vile. s. c.
TiosWsiths.
Schcn. Moses - NcxbWg-. n. Y.
Uphossserers.
Kimto. Frederick e.. Profit. Va.
WbesiWrtShts-
Edwards. AquiIa n. Woodland. y.
C.: Edward. Danici w.. Rio Vista. Va. !:
Harris. Jchu p, Petersburg. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27
OMesr pSops st Home

Police OAlccr r. d. Hope. xho IN
dcrwcnt an operation In Philadelphia
returned home Sunday. lie Is rapid,
recovering.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-27

Business.
Rodolph, James H., Charleston. $
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-09-08
TWEN7Y.SEVEN
APPLICATIONS FOR
MEMBERSHIP
This Is the Number Voted Upon bv
teag River Camp, Woodmen of
the World, Last Night.

One of the most progressive and ag
gressive camps of Woodmen of the
World to be found in the state OF
Mississippi is Leaf River Camp No.
%, in Hattiesburg.
At their regular meeting last night,
this camp voted on and accepted TWEEN
ty-seven new applications for mem.
bership, bringing the total of new
members secured within the past
twelve months above the one hun
dred mark.
This camp now has membership of
more than five hundred, and it is
hoped to increase this by at least two
hundred before the present year closes,
and if the rate of increase which has
prevailed during the past thirty days
should continue, there appears to be
small doubt Of the attainment Of this
object.
There are two camps of Woodmen
in Hattiesburg, representing a com
bined membership of nearly one thou
sand, and including the city's most
prominent business and professional
men, all of whom are enthusiastic
workers for the good of the order