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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-22

Ing out the lots In the cemetery by
those whose relatives and friends are
buried there. Some nOn.residents
should have their lots cleaned which
show sad neglect
The extraordinary heat has been
greatly felt here, but no prostrations
ever occur
Mrs. Horace Ross. after three
months illness. has gone TO Jackson
vile to recuperate at the home OF
her mother. Mrs. Davis. Her sister.
who attended her in her illness. ac.
Compauied her
Our merchants observe the half-hOli-
day on every Thursday by closing and
giving their force a rest
The whistle OF Millican's sawmill
Iis becoming familiar sound
l. 1t possible that a contest with
apparent fairness in Us terms should
have injected into il TIE tricks of IN,
politician Some at those who work.
a ia -ood faith don't care tn enter
another
Dr J NJ. Boring returned from an
outing ill and has been quite sick.
but Is improving
Mrs l.. Seisl,r has returned from
NV York and b. opening her stock
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-22
SANITARIUM NOTES

II has been very gratifying to the
management Of the Sanitarium that
the patronage OF the institution has
remained SO satisfactory during the
duh summer months. Patients from
the surrounding towns have been ar.
irving almost daily.
o. o. Thomas of Willeford. who re.
Gently underwent a serious operation.
has been improving rapidly and left
for his home. accompanied by his
father. yesterday.
Little Dorothy Weaver. the bright
four-year-old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
). o. Weaver. has been quite al at
the Sanitarium for several days, but
is better now. Dolly" Is a charm.
ing little girl and a gcne.al iavorite.
and her illness Is dee .,.y regretted.
Mrs. Stands. mothei o; orr fellow.
townsman. T. W. SHAH. 70 lain,
quite feeble since her arrival last
week. Mrs. Stands advanced age
makes her prostration greater. She
is under the care OF Or. DePass. who
hopes to have her convalescing in a
short while.
s. II. Lowell OF Rochelle Is improv.
ing from a serious attack of fever
and is now able to sit up He will
doubtless be able to return home al
an early date
r. 4, jackson Of Lady Lake return.
ed to the Sanitarium a few days since
for additional treatment. He has
suffered serious pain and inconven.
fence from an injured foot.
Wade Mcknight of Bradford cOun-
~ left for his home Friday. Some
months ago Mr. Mcknight had the
misfortune to fall and severely cut
one OF his eyes. which destroyed IN,
sight OF. the eye and caused IL TO
become seriously diseased. Recent.
~ the sound eye began TO develop
.rOuble in sympathy with the diseased
one. and his attending physician re-
ferred him To Gainesville to have th,
offending eye removed. The Operation
was performed by DIR. Hodges last
Seek. Mr. Mcknight recovered rapid.
~ and Vas enabled To return hOme
II just week after the operation.
Miss Helen Green. member o.
ne nursing stan. spent several day
.ast week at White Springs with n
,atien
Mrs. VI. r. Tidd has been assisting
with the nursing during the past sew
eral days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-22

handling his craft. Once he wheeled
abruptly over the heads of the spec.
tators. causing several women TO
scream with fright.
George b. Cockburn. the Britisher.
and Henry Farman and NJ. Fournien,
all brought out their machines during
the afternoon but made no flights.
contenting themselves with practicing
starts.
Fat Man Wants 20 Fly.
The aviatOrs we're ehuckling last
night over an offer received by August
Post. secretary OF the Aero Club Of
America. from a Frenchman weighing
ESQ POUNDS who says he win give
500 to each and every aeroplanist
who will take him with them in their
flights.
Numbers OF Americans are arriv.
ing for the race.
There was a great outburst OF en-.
thusiasm when Bieriot and Sommer,
crossing each others course In the
air. each politely dipped his machine
In salute
There In now about twenty eight
machines on the grounds. but not all
Of them are ready for flight.
Mr.. curtiss was not greatly sur
prised when informed that the Wright
brothers had brought suit against the
Aercnautlc Society Of New York. al
leging that the Curtiss machine In.
fringes certain Of their patents. He
.a.i &c LII known for some time that
something OF this nature was cOnter.
plated. but he failed 10 see how Il
would result In anything but n boz
of litigation. 10y. -
Glenn II. curtiss. the American. Was
In the air at the same time as Bierios
and sommer. the, two French cham.
pions. As the three aeroplanes swept
hack and forth over the plains at vary
ing heights and Unanswered at the
will Of their pilots. an enthusiastic
French spectator cried out:
These three men are the winners."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-22
Breach OF Contract Causes
Divorce After Three DAYS

four acres OF land. which she refused
On July /. she alleges he increased
the offer by six acres. making Il the
house and ten acres. and that she &C.
cep,cd. when be said he would do that
and give her a child's part In his
estate.
She alleges they were married ON
July y. and lived together as man
and wife. that GA Sunday. preceding
the day they were to go 20 Atlanta
and have the legal papers transfer
rms the property and SWING her a
childs part In the remainder of the
estate made out. her husband told
her be- vas not gning 20 Atlanta on
Monday, nor make out the deed, and
u she Was not satisfied she eoald so,
She allrgcs che hoase and Doc VS.
worth slouo, and the chllds part q
.tmlhr ruW
The ruuu Nas askoa tn pnlnip John
Wilsuh trom dispusinE "a the pFoperiy.
pr olbsrvisr alisrlns his estate fha
vae sIaut,d jn an order sisaed by
misr o. 4 RuNu. aud saturday,
september s. was svt tnwn fay q hear
ins pht thv lniuneilnR should ana pc
HaHHu rrrmauant
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-22

Of these persons should be admitted
to an examination, and a certificate
issued to him or her. as the result
OF such examination. said certificate
will be promptly revoked by the
State Superintendent of Public Instruc.
ton.
3. Every applicant for a teachers
certinficate in this State shall be- re.
quired TO take the examination in his
or her home county. unless he or she
at the time OF examination shall pre-
sent TO the examiner a written permit
from the State Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction emitting him or her
TO take examination elsewhere.
4. A reward of $l00 is hereby
offered aud will be- paid TO any per.
son who shall produce sufficient evil
dence in any court OF competent juris-
diction in this State to convict any.
one OF illegally securing or attempt
ing TO secure the questions to be used
in any examination of applicants for
teachers certificates.
:. Each county board of public In.
struction is hereby requested to offer
a reward of $50 for the same purpose.
6. Before the negro youth OF this
State shall be permitted to- be- in.
structed by a class of thieves and
scoundrels the State Superintendent
of Public Instruction will revoke the
certificate OF every teacher and close
the doors OF every negro school house
in Florida. Yours very truly.
CSignedJ W. NJ HOLLOWAY.
State. Supt. Public instruction
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-22

e'll .uuiWri all srftiges AZ nauAi
a. ratFkks Caihaiis chsFsh RsN
y lAneh Mass will W held a. .
nghfk q m tsyaiian "a lhe halF
Rasan ein 30 at "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-22

ATLANTA, Ca. Aug sI.-Mrs. 3
A. Wilson. who Vas married tn John
Wilson ON July .. 1909, and who states
he lived with him until July ~. 1899
has hled suit against her husband
tor s6.UUO which she alleges h the
.aluc uf the dover and child share
20 Do, estate be- promised her. before
ur, were married De- would give her
Q st. married him
The suit va, iilcd by Attorneys =.
" Hughys aud T. T. Jp.AaW Mrs.
Morris. iu her pvIitiou. states that
she Was a widow before She married
lohn Wilson. aud va- making h,r li'.
.ng ar -eamstryss.
She states Chat .hr had kuuNu t.r
...tpUd o., u..T., b.m. iHr, u,r.
"r.f a.f .... U. ..ri.i Der Ilr
.. I.lr rm, ~H, a.,au,s by var
.. $1,000. ..H uI '. Hrd that
N, tlH tl H. 800. .Mu. Hu.N auJ
....u.HH.,. auH aHu..I h.l to uar
.E tu IIaf .H ...m. .f Ih. dlH,r
.u.. m .I.a .... b.. .a. auuus tn
a.. H.I u tII.I mfH,.u.ut su,
... .H.I 40 UI.l 0. .u.ud bee BE-
... Hf.H I #H. NtiHH. aaI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

The feature vandville act at the
Bell theater during the latter half
Of this week will be Kramer and
Krebs. in a Juvenile novelty sketch
which Is said to he first class. The
second number will be furnished f%
Jack Doyce. singing comedian.
There will be- an entirely new picture
program today. and it will include
some of the very latest films by Pathe
and Selig.
Large audiences saw all OF The
shows yesterday afternoon and last
night. A featur" of last nights pro
gram was violin solo during an in
termisioin by Prof. Emidt. Special
music has been arranged for the shows
today.
The management OF the Bell last
night gave handsome rocking chair
TO the winner of the missing word con.
test which has been running in the
theater's program. Another contest OF
this kind begins today. The piano
contest Is attracting much interest
and number of ontestants are hard
at work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
LADY MACCABeES Nod
GRAND RALLY TO-DAY
Supreme Record Keeper. Mrs. West.
and Virginia Commander, Miss
England, Guests Of Honor.

The Lady Maccabees will hold a
grand rally in their hall. corner
Thlrty-secOnd street and Washington
avenue this afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
in honor OF the supreme record keeper
Miss Diva NJ. West, and Miss Eta NJ
England. the Virginia State comman'
der. who will be present.
Following is the program arranged
for the occasion:
Vocal solo-Mrs. Stanley Smith.
Reading-Mrs. Bragg.
Fancy dancc-Mrs Payne
Fancy drill-The 'Juven,ia Guards. :
Introductory remarKS-MisS Eta
NJ. England
Addrcss-Miss BiHa NJ West.
Solo-Mras. Bryant
Recitation-Miss Lillian Levers.
Piano solO-Miss Anna Folan.
Song The Hum OF the Hive
Audience.
Al the conclusion Of the program.
refreshments vii. be served. The
meeting will be open TO members and
friends Ct the order
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Porto Rico. made plea for a tax or
Porto Rican coffee.
Thomas For Revenue But

Porto Rico, made a plea for a tax on
Porto Rican coffee.
Thomas For Revenue But
Defending his party against the
charge that 1t stood Tor free trade
MIR. Thomas, North Carolina. explain
ed that il was for Il tariff that wOuii
produce revenue for the needs CT tn"
Cover nmcnt economically administer,
ed. He insisted tina; the reductions
in the Payne bill were more pretended
than real and in the interest OF the
manufacturer and protected inter' SIS
rather than in the interest OF the con-
sumner. II was an unjust diScrimiEa.
10 reduce the tariff on lumber and
mica.
In the opinion OF Mr.. Thomas, the
lumber industry seemed TO have been
made il special target fer r"ductit II.
while others. he said. had been pro-
tected TO the fullest extent.
His objection to re@ealing The exist
ing tariff was based on the ground
that II was upon a reNcnu" basis and
to take it cff would in no way benctli
the consumer.
Mr.. Thomas strongly opposed tn"
maximum and minimum tariff fra-
lures Ct the bill, saving that r"cipro-
city as advocated by Jefferson AMI
Mckinley. meant mutual concessions
and agreements. Such proposition
he declared. meant taliatlon and
commercial war
The bill was further criticised when
Mr.. Thomas salu that a tax wa pn'
on coffee tea and other nrccS;arics
while it pre- vided for tn" issue OF
bonds in a time OF peace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
EIks' Annual Election Of Officers
Said 10 Have Been Lively Affair
]. D. G. BROWN EXALTED RULER
New Head Of Lodge Was Not in Line
Of Promotion and Had not Been
candidates-New Yorker Initiated
Into the Order. 49,.

Only members of the order know
just what happened but il is under
stood that the meeting OF Newport
News Lodge. No. 3i5. b. =. o. +. Elks
for its annual election Of officers last
.iight developed into one of liveIiest
sessions ever held rv the lodge
There were several close contests. not
The least If which was that for the
office Of exalted ruler. When the bal
lot was polIed. it was found thai j.
ID. G. Brown. who was not in the reg
ular line OF promotion and who had
not been known as IA candidate. had
been elected exalted ruler.
The meeting was largely attended
ard il sail TO have lren interest," ing
from the start
Following is the lisf of officers:
Exalted Ruler. ID. G.. Brown.
Esteemed Leading Knight-Robcrt
Emmons
Estcclncr Loyal knigh,---C. l..
Brintnn.
Sccretary-J. r. Williams.
Trcasury-F. c. LEM.
Trustres--E. l.. Cunningham three
years: r. NJ. Lett one year.
Tiler-A. V. Dillon
Representative to Grand Lodgr-P.
NJ. FOlan.
Altcrnate--Ab" HorwitZ.
Visitor Initiated.
After the election of officers and
other regular business had been dis
posed of. State Senator Sheffield VsSa.
tine. of brooklyn. New York. was
initiated into the order. by the special
request Of y BROOKLYN lodge of Elks.
Senator Vasatinc is visiting friends
in this section AM C., r. to be in
itiatcd into the order In tbs cit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
"CRAzY SNAKE" IS
HIDING IN MOUNTAINS
Leader Of Uprising Cannot be Located
BY Military Authorities-Hope
for His Surrender.
fBy Associated Press.)

. PIERRE. OKLA. March 3l.-Cour.
Ter TO Reports thar Chitti
Harjo. Cray Snakcl is hiding in
some secluded gulch in tho Tiger
mountains about six miles from Pierce
were confirmed TO-DAY His Surren.
der. II was said might he expected al
any time. II was learned today that
Crazy Snakes inquiry as to pt OBJECTION
in case of surrender was no, official
but was communicated in round
atout way.
Monday night an lndiao log went 10
the home Of D. " X McIIhcnny
at Bursh Hill six miles from PPicrcc.
The boy said the old chief had suffer.
I'd slight gTnshot wound in the
calf Of his leg last Sunday but was
able to move,
The lad declared that the fugiIiv"
wished 10 surrender If Dr MsI!henn,
would guarantee fair treatment
Can't Locate the Chief.
The messenger disappeared leaving
Tho physician an old resident and
friend ~ the Greek leader TO wonder
how 10 reach the latter with answer
The inability OF Colonel Hoffman 10
find where 20 deliver his assurance ~
safety has prevented the surrender oi
Crazy Snake.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
DRUGGIST AND CLERK ARRESTED
Warrant Charging Them With Selling
Poisonous Drugs.

C. c. Daily a druggist. and r.. II
Williams a negro drug clerk wer,
arrested afternoon On warrant by
Oficer Pearson at Twenty-fOurti
street ana Warwick avenue on the
charge Of selling poison in the form
Of tincture OF Iodine.
Daily was bailed on his own recog
nizance by Justice Clements. and the
negro was bailed with Phil Brown as
his security. to appear in the police
court this morning to answer the
charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

~ loco appiiraitccs. ~ iscy csnrot reach The
Diseased prs-tson ~ The ser Tncrr = oe " on.
way To- rur~ iesfney- aor fhsi Is by cor-.itu.
tiensi reme-iies. D~sea<~s y ~susesi wv On On.
faur.i conittlor ~ the MUCOUS fuing ~ the
Er~.schtsa Tuhs. When rsis tul-c = In sRs,i
voa hsve rumhItag scuri or 'nterfrti hear.
log. anr when V T. rutifri~ 81 ~ Deafness /.
The rusnft, end unis0 tire tefp mt1a,icn can be
fak~a essf arsi thts O. - rc.trS~s ife soFfssl
CONDITION. h~ssisc vii - ,.cstr"ysd fo.c,cr
stp~ caer- oct 90 ten srr ~suse,i ~ 'sssrrh
o. hi~h g. p.shsng t,a' tnil sn,~,i -crdiiiun of
Tire nurcsz- ~.ivfsres
We viii give nre Hurdrcd poIi.rS EoT sry
css~ of D~sfnrSs '~a sod ~ rsssvrh1 ths, can.
rot ~ rsrcd ~ Halls Catsrrh turs send t"r
~ HgSyy 4 90 roIrIc. o.
Sod ~ gu DRUGGISTS. ~
Tskc ffeirs fsui,iy rf'i- fcr cons'irsiicn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
TRINITY REVIVAL SERVICES.
Rev. e. 7. Oodrun breaches 70 LARGE
Congregation on "eseuses.-

ID" revival S"TNiCrS which have
bon condurjcd for the asst two week.
at III" Trinity Methodist charch xcTr
continued last night with orc wi rnr
largest coukrcgs ions that has attend
cd the series present.
Re-. y T Dadmun 'hc paSior
preached on "ENcugcS- aaJ hts SIR
sDn was an abb treatment Of the
subject R"v Lloyd T W ison. pastor
OF the Newport News Baptist church
asstStcd IN tho S"rN ircs
The s"rirs Of services will ~ con.
'tnsrd during til" remainder NJ Ibis
week.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
CASINO DIAMOND READY.
nestand Repaired N Preparation
For the season.

estand 6epaireo N Preparation
For the season.
The work Of repairing and removal.
Ing the grand stand Of the Castro
baseball grounds which has been IN
pscEress for the past couple OF days
was completed yesterday. and the dis.
moud and stand are new in first class
csedittcn for the coming season.
Both the North End and Athletic
sesss have begun their practice work
sor the season. most o! ,.e candidate
Sesss present at some preliminary
wofk doac en- Tuesday and yesterday
sfscsnocps on the Casino.
ysOm the showing ina; the men CT
hssh teams made a; this ;ryout. u -
sxpeefed that the Peninsula Leasuc
ODes Tits season. which will bc
yehyed IN this city on the Casino. will
- Among she best that the fans have
sen Tor numbcr Of years O..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
ennI1f d Commerce mi 60 After
Republican Convention I
Funds are Provided.
SPECIAL COnMTTH NAMED
nots, Keepers, Merchants and Saloon
Men to be Asked to Furnish Money
Necessary for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IS erinp Would Bring Over Thousand
People Here.

II the hotel men. merchants anu
others who she uld be directly interest
ed In the matter show dispo 'iti"h
40 give substantial assistance, the
. Chamber of Commerce will scnr
delegation to Lynchburg to aSSiS'
local Republicans in their efforts 20
induce the Republican State executive
committee to select this city as tn"
place of meeting for the next State
convention.
A special meeting OF the board OF
directors OF the chamber was held
last night for the purpose of discus
sing this and other matters. Alter
some discussion 1t was decided to ap-
point a committee 10 confer with the
hotel managements, merchants and
liquor dealers fer the purpose or
learning whether or not the funds
necessary to properly entertain the
convention can be raised. It Is cs:i.
mated that 1t would be necessary to
have from $500 to $500 at the dis
1,osal Of the local ntertalnment com.
mittee in the event the convention
should be- held here. " is believed
that the money can be raised without
difficulty. but the directors desired
to have that question settled before
going into the matter further.
Committee Appointed.
Messrs. w. Ice Powell. Ivan II.
Wise and Secretary Carly were APP
pOinted TO this special committee. The
committee will do it's work today and
tomorrow. and will make report to
the directors at another meeting to
be held tomorrow night.
The Republican State committee
meets in Lynchburg on April 10. 10
fix date and select a place Of meet
! Ing for the convention in which candi.
dates for governor and other State
onices will be named. 1t Is thought
Grcbable that the convention will he
held some time in July There will
{ be about 500 delegates. and this
means that during the three or four
days of the convention there will be
LOCO or 1900 visitors in the ccnven-
ton city
Gathering Worth Something.
A thousand or more visitors fer
four days is worth something to any
city. and for this reason It is believed
that those NEST interested will look
upon contribution to the entertain
ment fund as good business invest
ment.
Several cities are DESTROYS of enter
tanning the convention. but several
members Of the State committee al
ready have expressed themselves as
being In favor OF coming to Newport
News ana II Is believed that the gath
ering can be brought here II a proper
cdort Is made.
Nothing was given out for pubiica-
ton concerning the other matters con.
sidered by the directors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Alarm System o. X.

CITY Electrician Goodwin and Fire
Chief W. X. Stow tested tn" fir"
alarm system yesterday morning
Alarms were turHpd in from every
box in the city and the system PROV
ed to be in first class shape.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
cABle-lAYER JOSEPH
HENRY LEAVES YARD


The cable laying steamer Joseph
Henry which has jus, been completed
by the Newport News Shipbutildiag
and Dry Dock Company for the army
oaartermaster's department steamed
from port yesterday for Washington.
Captain Jesse Rhoads was master
Oi the vessai and Lieutenant AHrca
J. Mess of the signal corps was in
command. The Hcnry's home station
viii be New York.
The cable layer is the fast vessel
81 her type to be built on the Atlantic
Coast. Her principal dimensions are:
sensth 80 feet. eeam, J: feet. depth
Il feet.
The vessel COS, abou; $2eo.Oe0.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
MlNE EXPLOSION
EHTONBS FIVE MEN
Victims Are Nearly . Mile From En-.
trance and Supposed to be
Dead.
(By Associated Press. }

CHARLESTON, W. VA. Match 81
Five men are cntombed as the re-
suit of an explosion at Echo mine
in Faycttc county this afternoon
All are believed to be dead. Two
other men. slightly injured wcr,
rescued
The five men are eatombcd ncarl,
a mile from the entry Of tho min,
and all are thought to nc head
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Greund Broken for Plant.

Ground has been br~kcn 70. the
building 10 b. erected bv the William.
son Veneer Company. OF HaitimoT". a.
Thirty third street and tho railroad
Actual wcrk on the building will
start nj encc, and tho plant. which will
employ abou; - men. viii b. put IN
operation as soor as possible
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Meetin for Bible Students.

There will BE- il meeting f.r Bible
Students a, Roscnbaum'S hall next
Monday night. April >. at 80 ,. N
The meeting will be conducted by
Pilgrim Bunda of brooklyn, y. Y.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Negro hiShwayman hanged.
(8y Associated Press.y

TALL.ADEGA. ALA. March 81
George Watson. coiorcd. convicted OF
highway robbery. was hanged here &c
day. The negro confessed the crime
on the gallows.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

The LsdiCs' Aid Society m the
Second Presbyterian Church Will holi
"Trip Around The World" on April
30. 1899. IL.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

Mrs. NJ. A. Bailey, OF Boston. Mass
is the guest of her nephew. MIR. II.
Is. Bailey. on Fifty.fourth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

Mr.. &. w. Geddy has returned Il
his home at IOanO after visit Il
relatives In this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Kurt and dauSh
ter. Miss Lucy. of Reading, Pa. ar"
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. HORNE at
i19 Twenty seventh street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

Mother drsy's sweet Powders for Children. .
Certain relief for Fpverishpess, Headache Bed
Stomach. Tcething Disords n, move and resu.
late the Bowels and destroy Worms They break
the taste and harmless - milk. Children Ike
them Over 10 600 testim onfs!s Of cures. They
never fail. Sold By all druggists. 25c: AK 70
day. Dont accept any substitute.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01
Social. PeEs0naI

q Mrs. Mildred Underwood has re-
turned to her hcme In Washington
al,cr a visit to the Misses Merritt
on the Boulevard.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

Miss Frances Allen left yrstcrda
weeks with relatives.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

Mrs. John Wilkinson has returned
from a visit TO relatives In Richmond
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-01

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lively Tabb is critically Ill at the
home OF It's parents. IN Twenty sixth
street.