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Barbour County index., 1909-08-18
AS to Newspaper Valuations

The esteemed Kiowa Journal
vainly endeavors to score a point
by publishing newspaper valu-
ations" and commenting thereon.
The figures which the Journal pub.
fishes are very misleading and
manifestly incorrect. While the
comment" deals lightly with the
Index publishers the table itself
tells a falsehood. The Journal
tells its readers, in effect, that the
Index publishers have listed no
"other property" which is untrue.
One of the Index publishers alone
has listed more under "other per-
sonal property" than any other
publisher in the county, and both
of the publishers combined have
returned considerably more. Of
courSe,in a comparison of this kind
an ''other property" column is out
of place; it is not germane to the
subject, but since the Journal has
seen fit to include it, it is vefy
wrong to make it appear that the
publishers OF this paper have refus.
ed to return their personal property
not connected with the newspaper
equipment.
Referring to valuations returned
on newspaper plants, The Index
has no compunctions of conscience.
We think we have made a fair
statement of values to be estimat-
ed on machinery m use. 1t is not
the intention of the law to return
machinery at cost. The element
that enters into the valuation is the
probable selling price. The Tourn-
ual seemingly has placed an inflat-
ed value of tribble actual value on
its plant for advertising purposes.
We have no objection to that, but
The Index does not do business that
way. The publishers have other
taxes to pay. 1t might be interest
ing to the Journal man to know
that one of the publishers of this
paper pays taxes on a real estate
valuation approximating up to the
valuations of all the newspapers in
the county. This valuation is too
high-the property would not sell
for the amount-and we mention
this merely to prove that we are
not tax dodgers as the Journal in
timatess
The Index's equipment is worth
: little mere now than * was =. Xxx. *.
listed, for it has added more ma
chinery, but for all that we do not
propose to list it for taxation at
what the machinery cost when it
was new.
Our opinion is that after the
Journal pays ? per cent taxes a few
years it will quit valuing junk at
what new machinery costs. Of
course, as long as federal Jobs last,
perhaps it can afford it.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18
Special Teachers Examination

To be held in the Court House al
Medicine Lodge. August 90 II be.
ginning at 7 a. m. There will be
a Special Teachers Examination
held in the Court House at Medi.
cine Lodge August 2o-21. This
Examination will be held in ac-
dance with Chapt. Sec, 81
School Laws of 1905, and will be
conducted in all respects as other
Teachers Examina tions.
Any one wishing to take for
grades toward a professional may
take this examination.
]. E. Thomas,
Co. Supt.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18
Kritzmire- Owen

Arthur d. Kritzmire of this CITY
and Miss Margaret Owen were
married in Wichita, Kansas, on
Thursday, Augusta, 1900
The groom is son of G. w.
KritzmiIe and wife who reside two
and one.half miles east Of this CITY.
He is barber by trade and has a
chair in Simpsons barber shop in
this city. cart" is a rustler, a
whole souled good fellow and has
many friends among the young
people who are pleased to extend
him the glad hand and wish him
unlimited good fortune.
The bride is daughter of E.
Owen and wife who reside a short
distance west of the city. In recent
years she has spent most of her time
nm St. Joseph, Missouri, where the
family lived prior to coming here,
but she has visited here at intervals
during the past two years and has
cultivated The acquaintance Of many
of our people who esteem her as
a pleasant, accomplished young
lady and are proud to claim her
friendship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kritzmire arrived
home on Saturday. They have not
yet secured a house but expect to
begin housekeeping soon.
Their friends congratulate them
and hope that their married life
will always be happy and prosper
Gus.
Ulysses Spriggs of Nashville,
Kansas and Miss May Scranton Of
Chicago, Illinois, were granted
marriage license by Probate Judge
Garrison last Friday, August I3th.
They were married on Sunday.
Mr.. Srpiggs is one of Valley
townships most progressive farm
ers. He has lived in the county
about twelve years and has an en-
viable reputation as a man and
citizen.
His bride is not known here but
sheis to be complimented on secur-
ing such a worthy husband.
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Sheriff Mathews returned hom

Sheriff Mathews returned home
foom Moultrie, Illinois, with Ed
Harding on Monday. Ed gave
bond in the sum of $500, for his
appearance for trial In the October
term of court. His father, w. H.
Harding, A. c. Lauby and F. B.
Chaplin are his sufeties. AS mat
tiers now stand he is charged mere
ly with simple assault and if moth
ing more serious follows, it would
seem that he was very foolish to
try to escape the officers.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18
Attention, Knights ofPythias

The next regular meeting of
Delphia Lodge, K. of p, will be
held Monday night of next week, the
23td. A great amount of business
has accumulated during the sum
mer months, much of which is very
important. consequently every
member should attend. Don't for
get it.
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Notice to Masons

There will be a special commun-
ication. at the Masonic Hall on
Saturday night of this week, Au-
gust 21st. Work in the First and
Second degrees. We desire large
attendance.
Joseph Myers,
y SeC'y.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Miss Ella Guthrie and mother return
ed Saturday morning from then visit at
Pocassets and other cities in Oklahoma.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

V. S. Cook and wife drove up to
Stafford in their White Steamer the lat
ter part Of the week to visit with relatives
a few days.
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For Sale: New hve-rcom house
on N. Main stteet. Call on or ad-
dress,E L. Taber, Medicine Lodge,
Kansas.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Let the Badger at Gerlane figure
your lumbefsbiil. Right stuff at
the right price.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Lake and Sun City and vicinities were
nicely represented at the ball game last
Wednesday. The Bloomer Gnl as an
attraction is hard to beat.
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FOR SALE

WdsIleT, WTlnger and other
things. Gentlest horse, harness,
single wheat drill, wagon, piano
nearly new, cheaper than lowest
factory price by $125.
Pure Rhode Island red chickens.
MARY E. Hoss,
Walnut ST, near Green House.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18
SeedWheat

Fine Harkof seed wheat for sale.
Perfectly pure. $I.25 per bushel.
Mary Best,
Medicine Lodge, Ks.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Mrs. NJ. A. Collins returned last
Thursday from her visit in Okla
homa.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Mrs. Dorothy Cones returned to
her home in Enid, Oklahoma last
Wednesday after visiting two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. H. A.
Tedrow, of Mingona.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Come to the Badger at Gerlane
tor lumber and all kinds of build
ing material.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Misses Frances Fntzlen and Mildred
Mason went to the Lodge Sunday after
noon with the Case family. and returned
home Tuesday evenins.-kiowa Journal.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

For Sale-Richardson's Messages
and Papers Of the Presidents in 10
Vols. indispensable to lawyers and
other pnblic men. May E. Hoss.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

W. S. Cant has begun building
a nice cottage on his lots on north
Walnut. w. E. Johnson has the
contract.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Geo. 1. Fritz Of Aetna was in the
city last Wednesday preparing to make
tlnal proof on a quarter section of school
land on which he made settlement about
six months ago.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

New remnants every >day-at
Coles.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

T. A. Watkins will start city delivery
and express wagon in this city Septem-
Der lst. He was in from his Valley
township farm looking for a house pre-
paratory to moving to town, Saturday.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Hon. c. |. Long has returned
from Atchison, Topeka and Kan
sas City, where he has been in con-
ference with his co-counsel in the
bank guaranty test case. This case
has assumed national significance
and is being watched very closely
by iuriSts and politicians.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

O. n. Ferguson. who now lives at
Olathe. has been visiting the past several
weeks with old neishbors and friends in
Elm Mills. He left via LawndaIe,
Pratt county. yesterday.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Misses Allie and Minnie Murrhy
went to Capron. Ok. last Wednesday
to visit with their, sister. Mrs. Albert
Nelson, who is recovering from long
sickness Of typhoid fever.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Cole Nero. Co. have the stock
and are making the prices.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

We desire again to remind correspond
ents that we rarely have time to handle
matter received as late as Tuesday at
lO o'clock. We were compelled to let
two go over last week on account Of late
arrival
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

During her recent visit in Texas
Mrs. G. G. Taliaferro met up with
]. M. DeLisle and wife. They now
reside in Higgins where Mi. .DeLisle
is doing nice real estate busi-
ness and Mrs, DeLisle is principal
OF the city schools. Both are in
excellent health and looking we'll.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Mrs. August Schmidt is undergoing
an attack Of typhoid fever. Dr.. Gilbert
is attending her and his latest report is
that the case is quite severe but she is
doing as well as possible under the cir-
cumstances.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

A card from our friend Jas. Nc
Guire says that he and Mrs. Nc
Guire are enjoying themselves to
the limit at the Seattle exposition.
He says the climate is deli htfuI
and they are having a great time.
His card makes us wish we could
leave for the northwestern city on
the next train.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Dr. J. Harry Gay, the eye special.
ist, Will be in Kiowa, September
10th and nth, and at Medicine
Lod dge, Monday and Tuesday, Sep
tember 18th and 14th, at Lake
City, September 18th, and at Shar-
on September 10th. Bring your
ewes. -
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Col. Bill Horn Of Lake City was in
town Friday and Saturday. He had
been taking in the CatIlemen's picnic at
kinsman and returned by way Of this
city. BIZ says Tie crowd Ia, sr an
were too large for comfort.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

On August 18th, 1909, a class
was organized at the Christian
church for study of the Bible.
They will use the work of Herbert
Moninger on Training for Service"
and it will be great help in the
study. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all, both young and old,
to meet with us in this study.
Class meets promptly at 4 P. m.
each Lords Day.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Mrs. Ida Galland was called to
Lawton, Ok, last Thursday to at
tend a niece who is very sick with
typhoid fever. Her mother, Mrs.
Morlan, was visiting in Lawton
when her rand-daughter was TAX
en- sick and is also assisting in car
ing for her.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Mrs. Louise Goslin and grand
son, Bruce Siple, departed for their
home on Monday. Mrs. Goslin is
Ia cousin OF d. F. Painters. She
and her grandson came up from
Enid last week to attend Mrs. Hor-
ney's funeral and they remained a
week to visit among relatives.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Mrs. Wilson Holmes, Of Elwood.
whose serious condition was noted last
week, is much better this week and Dr..
Gilbert thinks it will not be necessary to
take her away for an operation. She is
being cared for at Mary E. Cibson's
home.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

Burnie and Ethel Shklar. son and
daughter Of A. Shklar and wife. Of
Kiowa visit Saturday Sunday and Mon
day with L. D. Elliott and wife six miles
northwest Of this city. They returned
home Monday evening. They enjoyed
their short visit very much.
Barbour County index., 1909-08-18

J. w. Storm and wife arrived from
California on Monday morning to look
after their Barber county interests. They
have been away from Barber county
over two years and have seen a great
deal Of the country during that time and
both seem to be 10 excellent health.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
SWEDE WINS MARATHON
DERBY AT CHICAGO
John Svanberg Leaves Field of Eight
Great Long Distance
Runners.
nv Associated Press.l

CHICAGO, ILLS, May 29.-John
Svanberg, the Swedish champion, wen
the international Marathon derby to-
day against a field CT eight OF the
worlds best long distance runners The
champions time was hours 40 min
utes and IL is seconds. st. Yves
led the race TO-DAY until the 18th mile,
when he was forced to drop out OF
the race on account OF biistered foot.
st. Yves was 80 seconds ahead OF
Svanberg. The Swede passed him in
sprint and st Yves fell. 1t looked
as though Svanbsrg had tripped. the
Frenchman but st Yves explained al
ter he had limped of the track that
he could net have run any further
anyway.
Johnny Hayes finished second In
2:52:57 2-5. Fred Appleby, an Eng
lishmaG, finished third in 3:el:e! ga
After the accident TO ST Yves swan
berg kept the lead until the end Tom
Longboaa, the OjIbway Indian, dropped
out of the race after the 18th mile.
He explained that ne felt the effects
OF an old sunstroke and did not dare
run anv mere. The others who finish
ished IN order were:
Matt Maloney, fourth; Simpson, the
Canadian. fifth, and Alex Thihcau, the
Chicago amateur. VINO turned prCie5'
sional for this race last.
The race started at sos O'Clock
when James J. Jeffries fired the pis
Col.
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TWO HOME RUNS WIN FOR
BALL PLAYING SOLDIERS

Two homis runs in the eighth inn
ing, the fine pitching of Jacobs and
clever playing by every man on the
team combined this afternoon 10 give
the game on New Park diamond be-
tween Hampton and Fort Monroe 10
the Artillerymen by the score Of 10
2.
The game was fast and exciting
from start TO finish. and the victory
of the artillerymen came in the eighth
session, when Martin drove long one
to left field fence, which was lost in
the grass. Kent then stepped up TO
bat and placed ball over the deep
left field fence. Fort Monroe scored
one run in the second, ancther in the
third and two in the eighth. Jacobs
p tched great ball, allowing the Hamp-
tonians only four hits and sending
eleven 10 the bench. He walked three
men to first.
Balmer was also in fine trim and
with the exception Of the eighth inn
ing. held the visitors down to singles,
only four hts being made by FIR
M-nn-e during the game. Balmer
struck out eight men and gave two
excursion tickets TO first. Burbank
PLAYED a star game for Hampton.
BY winning the game yesterday
Fort Monroe has a gCrd lead in the
race fer the Peninsula league pennant
The artillerymen have won every
game played so far this season.
Score by innings: K. H. f.
Hampton 80. 00010 e0O-2 s
Fort Monroe 40 4 1
Summary. Earned runs, Fort Mon
re. =. Two base hits, Curtis. Terry
Home runs, Martin, Kent. First base
on balls. off Jacobs. 3; Balmer. :.
Struck out. by Balmer, 8; by Jacobs.
II. Left On bases, Old Point, A;
Hamilton, ). Wild pitches, jacobs
Passed ball, Birmingham. First base
on errors, Martin, Kent Blockhcuse.
Werner, Burbanks. Time OF game.
hour. 80 nj nutes, Umpire. c. c. Gun
ningham
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FAMOUS DEAL IN MAY
WHEN COMES TO CLOSE
Finish is Marked by no More Enthus'
iasm Than Marks Any Or
binary Day.
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, ILLS. May 2s.-The
famous deal in May wheat came to
an transformations end today at the
close of a session marked by no more
enthusiasm than is manifested ON any
ordinary day. Only one price-1.34--
was quoted for that delivery through
out the entire day and u below the
best mark for the season recorded
last Tuesday and one cent above the
final figures of the previous season.
The market closed irregular. the
nearby deliveries being firm, while
the more distant options were in
ciined to be weak. Corn and provi.
sions closed firm and oats irregular
Articles Open. High. Lew. Close
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STRIKE IN GEORGIA
AMiCABlY CALLED OF F
Continued From First Page).

do without mails and TO haul food In
wagons rather than have the black
men employed.
They threatened to do violence q
any negro iiremen found in a cab. The
raj Tread officials finally sent out mail
trains with negroes at the fire doors
These were permitted 10 move uiinIo-
Tested bat when the attempt was made
10 move freights. there were assaults
and throwing OF stones.
several firemen were injured. Two
or three negro firemen were whipped
and two engineers hurt.
viii Not Stand for Negroes.
The communities through which
the Georgia Railroad passes are de-
lighted at the settlement and believe
the firemon have won ali the disputed
points. They add, however. in many
towns. that whether the fremen
agree Or not to negroes In the cabs,
the citizens themselves will not con-
sent 10 any such arrangement on any
but mail trains passing through Their
communities.
While the terms OF settlement Were
being agreed upon negro firsman,
Joe Bryant, was assaulted in Augusta,
while firing on yard engine. On
the few trains sent out before the
strike was called Off, some fireman
were negroes and Others were white.
but all ncm-uniCn mea. Just as the
order calling the STRIKE off was being
sent out, Governor Smith was prepar-
ing a proclamation ordering all peace
officers to see that the trains had
ample protection. II va never sent
cut. because the agreement was reach
ed before the governor had completed
his task
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
Notable Party on Hand When
Chicago beals pittsbuFg.
KNOX ROOTS FOR HOME TEAM
WAGER With c. p. Taft Causes Secre-
tary of State to Squeeze Hard
Contest Went Eleven Innings and
Was Exciting All the Way.
(Rv Associated Press.l

PITTSBURG, PA, May 29.-Presi-
dent Taft. Secretary OF State Knox
and other notables here at the con-
yention of the Associated Yale CLUBS
TODAY witnessed the most exciting
game played at Exposition park eih:S
season, Chicago defeating the locals IN
an eleven inning contest to 3. In
the seventh. when Pittsburg tied the
score, the President became quite ex-
cited. He joked with and leased MS
brother, c. p. Taft, who was roofing
for the visitors.
Secretary Of State Knox rooted
hard for the home team, having
wager with c. P. Taft that PittsburS
would win. Chicago won in the eieV-
enth by getting five runs on five hits
score. r. II. z.
Pittsburg ..O2O00O10JO5-5 3 0
Chicago ...O00O03O0005-S 1 A
Batteries: LefielG and Gibson;
Brown and Moran Time, els. I'm
pires, tombstone and Cusack.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
ROOSEVELT WRITING BOOK
Expedition About to Start for 1ijabc
District

NAIROBI. BRITISH EAST AFhI-
Ca. May Pit has been decidcd
definitely that the Roosevelt party will
leave here June 2 via R'jabe for the
Sotik district. to the south Of Nairobi-
Mr.. Roosevelt. who is staying IN TIE
towE bOCse e Gorge Mcmillan Is
Spending his time in literary work
Am-nz other things he Is writing on
a look
The naturalists Of the expedition
are engaged in parking up the speci-
m, rs already secured which VII De
si,ipDed cut on che next steamer.
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President Taft Pleased.

PITTSBURG. PA, May -9.-Prcsi-
dent Taft received his first inforna
ton of the settlement of the Georgil
Railroad strike while h'a Was at the
baseball game here this afternoon
when an Associated Press dispatch
was shown to him.
Turn ng to Secretary Of State Knox
he said: That's fine. Knox; splen-
did"
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CONCERT At sUcKRoE.
Director sni5t Announces His pro
arsn For To-Day.

-T-W w tOa@y.
Director Smidf yesterday announced
the following program for hts orches
ira concert Al Puckroe Beach this n
ternoon from ? IN s O'Clock.
Narch-"Lsly % the Prairie
fNilisl.
Overtura-'-Th. Bencfactor~ Heed
Concert Waltz Spring. Beautifu
Spring uinckcl
Selection from The Soul Kiss
Nycvi.
sewitching Beauty 0aurcrdcanl
Selection from ~O'Ncili Of DEITY
fSaizcrl
An Egyptian Iatcrmezzo-''zaiiah'
Uorsinel
Medley Ovcrturc-"Hits Of 1909
fTIzcrl.
Excerpts from Wonderland Cvix
tor Herbcrp.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30

M NEW aUARTERs-come ans
see tns beautiful dsSiay 81 PcTTGD
PLANTS. CUT FLOWERS. az ne
HAMPTON FLORAL COMPANY, 20
East Queen Street; Phone 235. y. ..
CUNNINGHAM, Manages
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
Would Build Submarines.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May %
For tbe purpose e providing mobile
dfense for Atlantic and Gulf coast
prrts Representative Weeks. Massa-
chusefss has introduced a hill author
izing the construction Of eight srhma-
rinc tr1is At cnst not 20 excocd 81
O0a 600. Of which the measure appro-
Dria:cs ono million
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
Washinqton At Narsshon.

WASHfNGIO u. G.. May p
Charles Muller. 81 the Mohawk Aihie-
tic Club. New York city. wcn the
Washington Post hfhiecn mile Mara
thon rscc here today in ono hour and
thirty minutes: Joseph Gilbert. same
clrb. vas second. and Jonn ,. Daily.
IRISH american Aihietic AssOrlaispn,
New York. third.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
Philadelphia Beats New York.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The locals
were beaten today by Philadelphia )
to 2. the visitors getting the winning
count in the seventh on hits by Knabe
and Grant and Bridwellls error.
Score: r. II. 4.
New York ....O0OO2O0O0-2 6 .
Philadelphia ..001 % 1oo-3 l
Batteries: Raymond and Schlei;
Sparks. Moore and Doom. Time. 2:05.
Umpire, O'Day.
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Holiday on Exchange.

NEW YORK. May 29.-Today was
a holiday on the stock. cotton and
coFees exchanges and in the suga:
trade here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
United States Of America
Eastern District Of Virginia:

In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court of the United States Tor the
Eastern District ofVirgin:a, at Nor
folk, virginia.
I Joseph P. Brady, Clerk OF the
said court. do hereby certify that s.
Gordon Cumming. Burdett A. Lewis,
Charles Aylett AshDy. and c. Vernon
Spratley, appointed Special Masters
In the decree of sale entered by the
court on the 9TH day of April, 1909,
in the consolidated causes In Equity
Of Clarence II. wildes. for. etc. VS..
Public Service Corporation of Virgin
al et ais, and Columbia Trust Com
pany. Trustee, VS.. Public Service Cor
poration of Virginia, Numbers 420 and
AL. have executed the bond in the
penalty of s20.e0000 required therein.
which said bond has been duly ap-
proved by the court and filed in this
office.
In testimony whereof l hereunto set
my hand and affix the seal of the said
court, at Norfolk. this 9TH day of May.
1909.
JOSEPH p. BRADY. Clerk,
BY y. Arthur Kelsey, Deputy Clerk.
(SEAt.D SUIT
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
punched Hits in Sixth.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. May 29-New
York punched four hits on Johnson
in the sixth inning today and with
the assistance of a muff ~ Milan de-
feated Washington 4 to 2. The base
running of Clymer was the feature OF
the game.
Score: r. II. f.
Washington 90 6 .
New York -. % 0 0 3 10000 II .
Batteries: Johnson and Street;
Lake, Brockett and Kleinow. Time,
2:05. Umpires. Connolly and Hurst.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30

the said decree of April Z, 1909, re-
serve the power OF adjourning said
sale II in the exercise of their due
discretion such adjournment be
proper.
S. GORDON CUMMING,
BURDETT A LEWIS,
CHARLES AYLETT ASHBf,
c. VERNON SPRATLEY,
Special Masters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-05-30
j. V. BickfOrd,
Manager.

FOR CITY SGRcEaN.-WALTER
(. OWENS.
take this method Of asking my
friends for their support for CITY
Sergeant. sub,cct 10 Democratic Pri-
mary. Ny record Is my reference.
TN WALTER &. OWENS.
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ST. Louis at Cleveland g games).
New York at Washington &
games).
Boston at philadelphia g games).
Detroit at Chicago g games).