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La Junta tribune., 1909-03-13
Petition for Sale of Real Estate.

Petition for Sale Of Real Estate.
State Of Colorado. County OF Otero.
IS. In the County Court In Pro-
bate.
In the matter OF the estate of Doro-
thy May Hazlett. deceased.
Order to show cause on petition for
sale of real estate.
ON this 27th day OF January, A. d.
1909. upon the petition filed herein
by Fred A. Sabin. Administrator
OF said estate. for the sale of the
following described real estate or
q portion thereof, to-wit: An undi-
vided one-fourth interest In and to
the following described real estate
and water rights situate and being
in Otero county. Colorado. to-wit:
The northeast quarter OF the north
east quarter OF section IS. township
81 south of range 81 west
In Otero county. Colorado. together
with one-half OF one water right from
the Colorado Canal. according to the
water rights and existence thereof
as heretofore adopted and conveyed
by the Colorado Land and Water
Company: also twenty shares Of the
capital stock of the Twin Lakes Res
ervoir Company. each share of stock
representing one fifty-thousandth
1-50. .0O0) part Of the capacity OF the
Twin Lakes Reservoir. for the
purpose OF raising fund for
the payment Of the debts
Of said estate And 1t now appear
ing to the Court from said petition
that proper and legal grounds exist
for the sale OF all or part OF said
real estate.
NOW, THEREFORE. IL is ordered
by the Court that all persons who
are legatees or devisees of said es-
tate. or any part thereof. or heirs Of
said decedent, be and appear before
said court at the court room OF said
court. in the city Of La Junta. coun-
.ty and state aforesaid, on the fif-
teenth day Of March, A. d. 1908. at
the hour of ten o'clock In the fore
noon Of said day, then and there to
show cause. II any there be. why an
order should not be made directing
the said Administrator to sell the
whole or 80 much Of said real estate
- may be necessary for the purpose
specified In said petition.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
this order be published for 1t least
four successive weeks in the La Jun
t. Tribune. = weekly public news-
paper published in said county.
BY the Court:
(seal). = W. MCDANIEL.
Counfy Judge.
|First pahlieatioa Hs1sunsy. u. -.
- eAx~1 = Dlsnen, n -. \
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28
JAILED THE GROOM
on HIS WEDDING DAY

NASHVILLE. TENN. - Special. -
charles 4. Preston. a young express
messenger. is in jail while the
,,,sddin.. in which ne Was 10 have ns-
nred. mas been indefinitely postponed.
he was 20 have been married in Glen
T.even church. in this city. tonight
and had been participating IN re-
hearsai OF thc prospective ceremony
,0her arrested by detective OF the
New Decatur. Ala. on a charge Of
stealing diamonds worth $500. The
oacnse. which he has confessed. was
committed in 1905. re was then IN
the employ OF the express company.
running between Nashville and De-
catur.
The diamonds were being shipped
rrom New York 20 Louisiana Ihe
package was lost while on his route
and only recently the poor OF It's
cons rSUt came 20 light He said
/ last nicht. Il am guilty OF the charse
| took the diamonds. but " hen ~ came
/ Duf saw that they got them an BACK
\ 4 thoueht that would be the eno 81 u
/ Dut I see 10 isn't
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28
PENS POLICE RAIDERS
IN \ HOTEL ELEVATOR

SOUTH NORwALK. CONN-Special
When a dozen state police piled
into the elevator OF the Hotel CHORD
here az 1 o'clock Sunday morning IN
tending 10 raid poker game in pro-
rress on the top foor. William Cox.
the elevator boy. stopped the elevator
between floors and remarked:
Elevators busted. Can't 80 any
higher"
The police stormed and threatened
cox With arrest. while thirty-four
sporting men scampered down the
back stairs one after another the
bluecoats tried vainly 10 operate the
car.
Gee, The emergency was on" eN-
claimed Cox. switching on the power
and taking the car 20 the TOP floor.
X was "a delay OF only about two
linutes. but when the police burst
nto the supposed poker joint they
found one lone man He was Elmer
Hnl. proprietor. and he was playing
solitaire
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28
sEABOARD SURGEONS FOR
HOSPITAL SYSTEM

RALEIGH, -. C.-Special.--The As
ISOLATION OF Seaboard Air Line Sur
geons adopted unanimously resolu-
lions endorsing the recommendations OF
Chief Surgeon Joseph NJ Burke. OF re-
tersburR. that in the CONTAMINATION OF
the seaboara a provision be made for
relief department aud a system OF hos
uffala The association elected officers
a. follows President. Dr. J. r Rogers.
Of Raleigh: Vice Presidents. Dr. J. G
Dean. OF Dawson. Ca: Dr. ". ~. Wi
der. OF Charlotte. and DR.. Burke. OF Pc
tersburg: Secretary Treasurer. ID. J. w
Palmer. OF Alley. Ca; Member OF Exec
ufive Committee. Dr. r. II Terrell. OF
Richmond. Va The meeting next year
viii be held at Birmingham. Ala
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28
COACHING TIE VOTERS
HOW TO CAST BALLOTS

RTC WOND. VA Special
efreraous enortN ulu Pc made 20
prevent any nlsunfersfandin ~ con-
re..tfon with the Uemocr Site vote Tor
Secretary % fne COEnrnonM ealtn since
she Seasn - j.. q EEElestor last Sun
daV. an8 state Chairman s-.iy SOC A-li
s.--f go - leae4 1900 or Is. 600 let
tere - clarity this matter.
They wll 90 20 al county chairmen
and cOnrnittees anc 20 Ten or MY i,sts
xoferr fr each q the more than lr1Sv
precincts ln the state. These letters
irsfrucs tire severe gns 20 write in the
name q the man ~ 1e nance - 80
1890 for seerefary % the Common
wealth a. the meeting % the StAts
Csomrnitfee tomorrow and 20 scratch
0gt me name of -. O ESgleStOp
-.-ts-h All srpezv or the ticket
Every possible e1ort viii be %
forth 20 make tie matter plain ans
n also 70 prevent the scratching q ~
1870 IL yoseph T. EsEieetons cand,
cate for Superintendent Of Public Ia
/. strDctions .
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28

Revolution or martyrs TO the cause OF
the south She was Of that noble
type OF Southern woman. worth dying
Tor. who endured and COmforted and
Inspired through the dark days and
made life worth living when all seem
cd desolatc.
Two 81 Mrs Meade's brothers. Ed
mun& and John Fontaine, died on the
field OF battle So defense or Va glnia-
-F. - surg Ived bv three slstcrs-Ars.
Thomas D. EroUu. Mrs cniswel Dab
n.-r and Mrs Thomas CateTby Jones
AMI hN one brother. r. Morris Fontalne,
OF charlottesville Va.
She leaves four daughters--Alrs. Ben
fnrefu n Valentine. Mrs. Clarence II
Cadot. Miss Kate Fontaine Meade and
Miss Marianne r.. Meade-anc one son
Richard IL Meade
/ urnenfal Church on Thursday, October
Zfet Al o'clock j.. NJ
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28

RICH NONp. VA - Special. -
Mrs Kate Tortaiue Meade widow
u the late Richard III. Meade. died
October I'D az 2.20 o'clock in her
home. lola south Third Street in
her se,crty-seNcuth year.
AIRS Meade was daughter or coz
oDel Edmund Fontaiue. the founder
and first president Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad a DESCENDANT ~
rhe f.-rore -TTuCueuot family %
rortafue her beautiful life exempt
fef 10 this generation that assured
fafth. that devotion 20 high Ideals.
that spirit of seif-sacrincc. that So
-enitv iu the face of misfortune which
characterized her people. whether %
rr--~,-eross fD France missionaries to
the colony OF Virginia. soldiers 90 the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28
HuRRIEs HOME TO DIE

WINCHESTER. VA-SpeclAl.--Wil-
liam Moreland. aged eighteen years.
son o. Charles Moreland. died Wednes-
day az Whitacre from injuries sus-
taiaed BY running into a coupling pole
Of a wagon Tuesday night ~nils rs
turning from MArtinsours.
Dropping . glove. Aoruland Ga
mounted. and after a search found
and while returning In the darkness
colTded with q pole. tearing open his
abdomen. He realized he was fatally
Injured, and hurried home az fast a.
oossfbge 70 die. lie expired fn grss'
/ osit. shortly after crossing the TIRES
hold
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28
W. H. URQrHART DEAD.

RICHMOND. VA Special
V,hruel ham Urquhart died October
10Th 80 his residence lo5 East
E-rn-klfn street So $50 clock
while ne had been in since early n
September. his death was sudden ana
,r~ T-~-rha-r. who was one or This
-strrs most prominent and succcSstl ODD
business men. was one % the or-4o-
Irers 20 the Nir-lu-a- NarolinA Nle-iii-
cal Company. and has always tAhr-
a prominent part iu rhe uluaet iilenl
no its affairs ar. lrcunart was
errr-th-te years OLD. and had been .
|..eer-s-uan In Grace Episcopal Church
f for number % years
sketch Of His Iifc.
~. T-cahart WAS born ln salem.
n r August 10. 1855 His father
VS. Nnf-rDel Hill Lr- lnart ana his
mother Miss Florence Elisabeth Nor
Geet
--frrfe rrror az horne and az Han
4 over AcafcDy one ~ the most IA
nous % the old classical schools or
Virginia He vas there prepared for
the T0fVe~s.t y ~ Virginia which ne
entered On 1873. BE took the academic
course. and also the NV course. crao-
.uarirr Win the teE-ee % bachelor OF
AFTER leaving tire Uuiversitv he set
f-FaF in Eastern Virginia. where hf
p Richmond and engaged in uanrtac
r-r-f-r fertilizers and cfe--rca WIKI
= Dah-er Crershaw. 10 rrts Citf- A'
|-he Afre~ttr-N Virginia Fe-rill Eer com
many. which business was atterV arc
l --a-re1 into the virginia car o. .f
chemical company. o. which he WA
the division manager for rltll-t
= "a ,az Recently ne was made man
r-r- " the Virginia r-arufactl rlrE OF
vision of the company.
NJ T-rurart was q member OF ~
4 VVr~---r~rra-f end Deep RUN Hun
-rrfs. ana formerly 70 tre common
. wealth club. 90 which he wes one
% VICE president BE was @ member @
y the cham .er ot comm erce- enc ~
( r.---r-rr a member of the Beard 81
i Directors
49, Nore-fc- 3. 1877. he marie
Kiss rrr anna Jordan. ~ E0cE eridg
z comfy wno wtth three rnilcrer-
r~-r wr-.~f Osborne lIr''ane. IS r'
mel 81 Trruhart. Jr-. and Mss fra1
cas- r. Urruhart-surflFe him.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28
MAJOR GENERAL T-LwEIL
STEPHEN OTIS DEAD

ROCHESTER. y. -SpeCial.-Ma-
fo- General ElWeu stephen otis. Uni
ted states Army. retired. died az his
home here October 81. His ailment
vas diagnosed as seaiie debility
combined with severe cold,
General otis was born in lSSS az Fred
crick. Nd
Fre served fn the civil Ws- and the
Sr-rssh- American War. and COM
rr-a~scd the Philippine forces rom
Au-ust. 1SsS. 10 May. 1900 He was
retired fn 1se-.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28

But before he could speak again sud /
den faintness overpowered him, and
Pc fel back upon his pillows, pale
and breathiess.
I ran 90 bis side with restoratives.
and. sterrly forbidding another word.
settled him down for the night Be
fore long he slept. but his rest was
troubled. and as / bent over him
heard him uutterinE my name. u was
rr- turn OF duty thar night, but /, too.
VAS restless and ill az ease. and when
slept. uy dreams were troubled
shortly after midnight 7 awoke. dimly
conscious % figure bending over
me-
Mother. darling. IS that yCur"
called dreamlv. linging out my arms
90 draw her 20 me- But the figure
larted from ue. and ] awcke 90 full
consciousness. saw 10 llr from the
room. and heard my door close softly
u.or BE-. / was up ia moment ana
slipping on ca wrapper. ran across the
Message ro SIR. JCuusCu's room The
tcor was ajax. and ] could hear War
. h.r's heavy SHORES. and another sound
as Of hurried sCutfiiug across the car
p.i.d door. then ala was Stall
lNheu . reached the old mans bed
SIZE Dee was sleeping soundly, and
, thinking r-rrleNellE tlat must have
, been the victim 0f az unusually vivid
nightmare. / made my way back %
bed
But as drew the clothes about
, something Slipped from the bed to the
door with sharp clatrer.
STOPPING Co pick it up. J gave Ct,
oi horror. for BE- was small spanish
\ stletro.
Nurse said Dr. Grey next morn
= Ing you are iookius pale Yea
this eccentric old Curuulgcon Ia,
+. been trying you. You must take tl'
day or. lie is so well tLat I am al
3 lowing him a short business Interview
\ Nlth his lawyer this afternoon, SO so
r can stay out I'LL evening with clea
conscience.
a When ] returned. Warner was stand
> ing on the doorstep. looking anXiousl
i up and down the street His eyes wer
red and his gaunt frame shook Wit
= -Oh, nurse. miss. thank God 80
- have come, He's calling you ever
sc -,..~. Warner. IS the mast,
= worse / exclaimed
II Az, that he Is. miss. He was toe
bad an hour ago. and he's going, goir
be- fast"
-a ] few Up the stairs ana IN n
- meut was bending over my poor lit
h. patient His face was livid. and ,
n breath came ia gasps betokening hea
a failure. bur his eyes were bright, al
he held out his Withered old han
81 and drew me close.
Maggie" he whispered. forgive II
- dear. was mad-mad-it vas [
~ + name-it brought il all back-but q
-, STAYED nay hand-and showed me 7
wicked old heart I have been mad
ma years. Maggie see IL all nova
- / forgive-as I hope 90 be forgive
VIII YOU and the dear Lord fOrgiy
ing thank YOU. child-thank you-f'
~ giving-and forgiven"
,ck A smile fitted acros his lips and
was gone.
ear ! STAYED for the funeral. and q
naf wen home for a much-needed rest.
FAX a few DAYS later my mother
gou ceived an ofnciaI looking document
.ou forming her that. subject 90 beque
10 two old seTaant and few CHI
ned ties. she WAS sole heiress % All
Timothy Johnson's enormous fortl
aid Acros the back OF The VIII itself
.orv written in snaky, Quayeriug let
tel that brought tears 10 our eyes. .
venge IS sweet"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28
JAPANESE CHILDREN
PAssIONATELY FOND OF DoLLs

Children are very much the same
the world over" says a writer IN the
October Wide World Magazine. In
the streets OF Toxic toy sellers have
large displays OF japanese dolls OF
every shape and kind. Japanese chn-
dren are passionately fond OF dolls
and naturally the doll sellers exhibits
OF their stock ia trade interest and de-
light the japanese youngsters. TOT
whom the displays are Intended
Probably. In view OF the rapio
'XVeEternizing' OF the country. the
quaint native dolls and toys viii grad
uaIly be supplanted by German nnsoe
articles. which would be pity IRON
the artistic point OF view"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28

lsfe al PeeSrsburg on the charge 90 wife
murder IL Is alleged that on a previous
occasion the prisoner ettempted 20 pol
son his wife. on which occasion many
parta king Of coffee ~ the table were
rendered seriously III Williamson Is
also said 70 have shot. or shot at. an
aged reC~o IN Chesterfield county for
-nrrie altogether trivial cfenSe. but TIE
real charEe which viii be pressed horae
~ Ire frfal 81 the accused viii be the
suspected murder o. his vile Al her
home and table BY arsenic poison.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-28
rxrFgSBTRG WIPE POIS0NER Is
ARRESTED At RUSSELL
WYOMING.
BI6kKISI And F0R6ER
Rrcke Jail "a Petersburg Tending In
reStiration 81 Charges Against
Him-Had Enlisted in
L. =. Army.
RTCHNOND. Va = 50


nm whose real name IS Junius A. 81
Williamson. and Who IS wanted az Pc =
ee-SfrurC on charges a.ltElrE me rn.e- >
nnir- 81 his wife. hiraulE. torEer1 af1 VI
sailbreakiur. IS being held az r eFl :
EusSEli. we. Tor thc pollce al-f. ,I-- Ed
So "a ne Co-lefe CITY. and Chief ct
Police RarianG vil leave 90 once Tor G
The prisoner.
AZ elimination &C TIE body % the b
buried E-cruLn vas accomplished ana {
Al aurousv and chemical analysis per .
formed OF -he corpse tY coroner VII .
Ham a. Tavicr. OF this city.
The examination entered into l1
II Trrlr- disclosed uurl i-aoie
EsUrs CO arsenic poisoning. las r FoFt
was rendered 20 the coroner jury
VIC promptly returned q verdict 81
3eath - seuic-
F,rrt m the meantime the suspected
husband. who had been lodged in ire
terurr-n-v SAIL 81 Fere-scurE- penang
q cnsfrt invest Cation. erectet ms es-
cEpe fro-u confinement and has been
Enrf az large lie vas recently ar
res,e6 ln WyorninE-
Tlu~irE rs Williamson IS couiirerne-lt ll
IT, Petersburg -nl ans 81 nst- ue-t 20 II
rs ee-rre lr DEVELOPED that tne man F.
uas r-ohr BE hiraruis for-t- and Il
suspectc5 uf previous attempts 81 pos
ouinE-
sd History OF the Accused
Vvfrf---ro-. who iE a young man 81
Tar more than usl1l irfeiliEence and .
o. proposes -E personality anl
rertlarr1aulT appearances and 1ernetn-
g. after breaking olr % jan az re-
ts-EturE. wntch be efccrel on july
- Travelled west anc finally enlisted
r. TIE Omitted states Army az Collrr-
his o. or September -st- and had
49, sem O. Fn-t Russell Wye where
H. ras arr1stel ana Isl rQW held
The geu-r u-lr 81 SAID 20 te ~
Wuru1r fe-l-serl-rer-- some years
aru De- we-- s1lrr and married pr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-12

Soto. s hereby given "a, re
A-dnors NATIONAL Bank being The
holder q 80 shares % ,.a capital
stock o' a3 Bank as pledge and
collateral sa-1rity. securing ths pay
ue1'. .l par o, a note eEecg,@d by
r a Jones deceased % said Bank
on 'te 18Th day o. September 1906
'o- ,ae sum O, $4,000. due and
payable on -ao ISh dav - October
1905 sa.ea aid note ls due and u--
paid =. Offer for sale and sa.l 20
'1e d.s1sz, bidder fo- cash .r hard
the said shares % F-ock. on 'ae ,s-a
day o, august, 1909 a. the 'roa,
door % iae Ardmore Sa.o1z! Bank
.a .He CRY ~ Ardmorc. Carer Coln.
ty Ok.laoua between the. hours % 20
oe.oes a o. and O'Clock D. r. o.
sa.d date
tRDMOFE NATIONAL BANK.
Jl0 Hy G. W S,4a- Cashier
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-12
Danderine

Iu-l A. surely a. rain and sunshine
raises crops n produces thick
growth Of luIuriaut hair when al
other remedies fail We guarantee
Uanderine. All druggists seIllt PIC.
&c and 81 per bottle 10 prove its
worth send this al with Zoe In STAMPS
or silver and 80 all mail YOU q large
tree sample ESOWLTOS DAS.
DERINR CO., chicago, III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-12

VOTE FOR THE COUNTY BONDS
AUGUST II.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
NEGRO ASSAILANT OF
AGED MAN LYNCHtD
Miseirpi Mob Takes Prisoner From
Sheriff and Riddles Him With
Bullets.

MERIDIAN. MISS. Nov. 2J.-Mor-
gan Chambers, negro was taken
from Town Marshal broadway ana
Deputy Joe Camp. at Meehan, II
miles west of Meridian. tonight by a
mob q poo masked men and his body
riddled with bullets.
The negro had EARLIER In the day
beat; n and robbed Martin DRESSER.
an aged citizen q Point. small STA
ton two miles west OF Meehan.
lscssler was taken to Meehan for
medical treatm, nt The negro cap
tured at Chunky. few miles further
west. was tsken 10 Meehan. where
new as positively identified by his vic
Tim. After the Identification. Marshal
Broadway aud Deputy Camp started
with the prisoner for the town prison.
On the way they We're confronted by
the mob. who took the negro by
force. Marshal broadway having his
cheek grazed by bullet in the scrim-
mage.
After obtaining possession or the
negro the mob dragged him a short
distance and shot him TO death. sew
eral hundred bullets penetrating his
body. The mob then quickly dis
persed. leaving Mcehan. going in the
direction If Point and Chunkey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
BALfOUR WARNSLOR
AGAINST BuDGETP0L|CY
Downright Style Expected to
Have lnfIuenoe--Great Pro-
budget Demonstration.

LONDON. Nov. Ell you win q
victory Il viii be only temporary
one, ii you lose. you have prcjudiced
the position. power. prestige and use
fulness Of the house of lords, which
| believe every one OF ycnr honor
and desire TO serve as heartily as
dc myself
Ia this honey, candid fashion Lord
BalfOur, OF Birmingham. told the
members OF the house Of lords this
evening his opinion Of the course they
are pursuing with regard to the bud
get lie has none of the graces OF
oratory which Lord Roseberry poses
SEES. bat his plain downright man
ner is rot without effect. aud his
speech was the real even OF today 5
sitting of the upper CHAMBER.
More Influence Than Roseberry.
II probably viii h9ye even greater
influence than that of Lord Roseberry.
because ROseberry no longer holds
the confidence of any party.
1t probably Of Hereford. who in
teryened later in the DEBATE said that
while he respected the Archbishop OF
Canterbury desire that the bishop
abstain from voting On the measure.
he claimed the right 10 the exercise
Of independent judgment. If the
bishops had any function 20 perform.
II was to speak for the muititudinous
Ioor. he said: therefore he support
cd the budget, which was a social wei
fare budget. based on sound finance.
Many others OF the peers spoke. b'1
all OF them along ordinary party
lines.
Pro budget Demonstration.
A great pro- budget demonstration
took place tonight In Parliament
square and that locality. Six thousand
persons gathered for the demonstra-
ton and sang political songs ard
cheered fer Lclyd-Gecrge. chancellor
of the eNchequer.
Policemen TO the number Ct l.5o0
we're employed in keeping rider hut.
finally the crowd became unman1ee-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
Try This IN November.

Thousands upon thousands OF fam
lies xho have rot been regular eat
ers Of Quaker Oats win begin on the
first OF November and eat Quaker
Oats once or twice every day for thirty
days Of this month; the result in
good health and more strength and
vizor win mean that every other
Donth IN the year viii find them doing
the same thing
Try Il, Serve Quaker Oats pienti-
fully and frequently for the thirty
doys Of November and leave OF a cor
responding amount Of meat and greasy
foods You'll get more health. more
vi<or s1d strength than you ever got
in thirty days Of any other kind OF
eating.
While yon are trying this see that
the children get full snare.
The best food for them Quaker
Oats IL also packed in bsrmetically
sealed TINS for hot climates; keeps IN
cslsiteiy. "a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
OIdp ST! largest! Best

Why send your work to Laundries
that give you inferior work. when you
car have your work done at home by 10
ca I-aundries that are the most mod
cr.i, and up to date in the country, and
employ the most skilled labor that can
be secured. We claim this and can
back what we say. send us 8 trial
package Of laundry, and let Us con-
vince you that we can give you bet
ter results than can be obtained else
where, AND WE ARE LOCAL
Foreign Mission is alright but charity
begins at homo. We most cordially
invite the people of Newport News
to pay our plant visit We will take
pleasure in showing you our methods
of doing better work than any other
Work called for and delivered with
dispatch. Both Phones No. 10.
Warwick Steam Laundry
1fe 2<s Ct. Newport News. Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
1OO-Csv Race Meet.

TAMPA. FLA. Nov. 25.-Tampa
100 dsy race meet opened here today
most ausriciouely. 5000 persons
watching the runuing& of an excep-
tlonally good card for opening day.
The weather was perfect and ten
books lined up.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26

Miss Mary sect; and Mr. Samuel
Grecusmith we're married Wednesday
night at $40 O'Clock al the home nf
the brides brother. Mr.. Thomas
Sccr. .ie Thirty seventh street. the
CEREMONY he.ne performed BY Rev.
=. T wexford pastor Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church IN ,ae presence
Iof = large party q the relatives and
friends. A delightful wedding supper
vas served aficr the ceremony.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26
PREACH FIRST SERMON.
Rev. T. c. Csrst 70 Become Rector
~ 81 pzufas NEXT Month

Rev. Thomas c. Darest. the newly
chos rector OF s.. Paul's Episcopal
church. with his family. Is expected
q arrive here early next week 70 e.
tablish his hone. Mt. Dsrst viii
preach his frst sermon AT 81 Pauis
church on Sunday, December 3.
bishop A. II. Randolph. Of Norfolk.
will preach al the church Sunday
morniag az II O'Clock and there viii
be no services al night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-26

Mrs. Samuel r. Buxton and Miss |.
G.. Well will entertain AZ tea tomorrow
afternoon at the homo OF Mrs. Bux'
ton, $500 Huntington avenue.