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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

fdiiin. poliiI oil tobelli liiuubesia fteI-
lettp toimeenpanemasta tpaneitIemis
fla.
&irieesid ianotaan, eitd poliiiimies.
ten tdptpp tdrfastaa iofaista fapaf.
faa ulfopuolelta iatfumasti fiellettp.
fen trintien aitana ia pitdd tpaarin,
ettd lafia, iofa fieItdd fapaffaiuo.
iuStimet, noubatetaan. Wdbintin
tebtdpienia IaiminIpDminen ransais'
taan erottamiIeIIa.
9euraaipa iuoiitus on firieesid
antaa IuoStuntaperofpirfamiesten
uerilddn ia paifanisp Iista riippu.
matta", bantfia tobistufIia riffomuf,
iista, iotta opat aIistettaiput piiri.
oiianaioiaae.
rSdmd on fparma ia rauballinen
feinp, ionfa tpaItio itie on madrdns
InDt", ianoo pormestari, nia iota
ipaltion tpiranomoisten on nouoatets
taipa iiind tapautIesia ettd tdmdn
faupnn9in poIiiiit tefeptptpdt tietd'
mdhomifIi aIetutien iubteen". Sos
poifalliiet poliiIit baluapat toimia,
be noiipat foimia ainoastaan tefe.
mdad muoooliIen tpalitufien, nab.
pistaen len nalollaan, piiriaiianaia'
iale.
pormestari moittii erditd raittiuss
idriestDid II reIormeeraaiia, ioioen
ippfii Vdn tiitee alistumattomuuoen
robfaiIemista poliiIien ieasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
0taittinsipaen fabf1ianpma ienaat
tori Marfpiutlle.

Ssieltolafiaiian tpiippmiien iohbos'
ia pGdtettiin Sulun raittiuspiirin Eos
foufIesIa no. t. z p:nd ldbettdd ie.
naatin paropubeeniobtaiaae Ienaat'
tori W(arfomilIe ieuraatpa idbfDia'
noma:
,Sulun raittiuspiirin tpuoFfofout'
Ieen 6 p:nd maalise. 1910 fofoon'
tunut raittiuSpdfi, lepottomana liitd
bitaubesta, miud eousfunnan ID
p:nd marrasf. 1909 bppdfIpmdd
toista tieItolafiebbotusta on tdbdn
osti fdIiteltp, lauIuu ien mafafpan
toitpomufIen, ettd pubeenolailen, Fam
ian Iuuren enemmist6n Min fdrli'
mdtt5mdsti obottaman uuoistutlen
fdIitielpd ioubuiettoiIiin. ia ettd le'
naatti puolestoan eiittdili pablpts'
iettomotIi tdmdn fieltoIofieboo ohttlen
iofa roiitiusmden fdliptien mnfaan
tdpttdd ne eboot, mitd forfeimmaS
ia paifasIa OH aietettu lpabtpistetta'
lpafIi mabbouiieIIe fieltoloiIle."
SdbfDIonoma OH lopullilesti jdtet'
h Ienaattori WireniufIelle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
&uisfebia &nltaportilta.
Waalisfuun 20 p. 1910.

9luttaion Iufiiafunta liiuIee ebtd
meibdn tddld 2ultaportin pielesid,
ifuiIen iutpen iuIosfa, ,iinabtaneen
pttfdan rneen. 81 t6dua IentGdn ole
man nufuta tpaitta Ell poIion mes
luta. Sddud OH fanIalaiiilla min
monet eri pprinnDt, etti uneliainfin
berdd mufaan. gDelieps' ia Siiar'
Iemrat tempoapat mufaaniu ia iai'
rausapustufIesta buolebtipat. ytait
tiusieura pitdd tpireiud taistelua
ipdfiiuomaIiitettd tpostaan ia npt
on tebtp oifein rpnndffD faifen fie=
listen pbteiiin poimin, WtisI. @torie
s. 9rebm iobtaiano. Eorfoitus on
mauoittoo Gan 9roncisco raittiitii
2S p:nd festdndad taieteluQa ia
mind toitpon ipbdmeni ip,ppDbestd
menestpstd tdue bpDftdpfielIe. 8atIi
| IoIialistiIeuraa, l Gan sSranciscosIa
| ia l 9erfelepsid, lupaa porontoa
mailman ia fofoo ne, iotta tobtoo
parantoa toilet. So fofpaa fdttd
Ie ndfDD toisten porantani'
Tesla fdpttdpdn, fosfapa tobtoo ole
man pfIiIDibin osti mddrdtd Tenfin
misid futin ia IauIaa. &uinfa fires
due itten muut toimet firistettdnee.
f6Gn?
Gitten on Can Srauciscosiu luts
berilainen Ieurafunta, iofa toimii
Suomen Observation-Disclosures pbtep'
besId ia ie tpetdd riipeibinId Iellai
lia, ioiaa on balu parantaa mpDss
Elm itIednid ia - yfosmoo ia febitz
tpd iianfaitfiIeen eIdmddn ipneIis
oifIi", futen Ien pappi Ianoo. Seus
rofunnon pbtepbesid toimii fristiIli.
nen 9aioriIoIeurd, ionfo obielmofos
foutIet oipot olleet mdliin bpmtntin
rpaibteletpia ia tpiIffaito, niibin FUN
on ottonut oIaa melfein foiffiin Iups
maloisten test,tuoesIa hinnettuibin
eri ustonIuuntiin fuulupot benti
IDt. 9lpostolilaiIila on npDs feuras
funnat loboen molemmin puolin.
glpt on Son sSranciscon Iutb. ieu'
ratunnon toimesto aIettu pitdmddn
firfon menoia mpDS gDest 9erfe'
lepsfd. = 9erfeIepIdilet omot mpDs
perustaneet fristiuiien 9tuoriioIeus
ran, iofa on 10 fotoontunut munta'
mia fertoia ia ndpttdd tpiIfasta aI'
fuo. So iuofopn SumoIa file funa
utIenIa, ettd moiii menestpd :tarfos
tufIenia tdpttdmiIesid.
Sddud oil nelid pdindd festdmdt
vfonIerensiit", ioisia Suomi'Spnoos
bin aiiamiebet neuipotteIimot r1dns
men clifton" perustomiIeSta, ionfa
tarfoitufIena on iaooa foiffiN 2dn.
nen ieurofunnat SuomtS Spnoooin
oIamaiiifIi. 2iitto perustettiin ia pb.
tpi iiiben 10 ennestddn Spnoobiin
fuulupio Ieurofuntio. Wtinitoin tupI'
la ,fonieresfisIa" oil omituista, ettd
pibetiin 8oniollisfirffofunto 10 min
perrin pirstaautuneena, ettei iiud ole
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
UttSta ibbt6s impmalaistem mum
8pplilaiinmoesta iobtum.

Snbtrap, Wtont.
bubtituun 1 y. 1910.
pppbin fiaa Ieuraatpaue artp.
2lmttoia palStoilla:
Se afia Iienee bp,pin hdmdrd, ebfd
aiipan pimepbesid pIeiI5lta mieId,
ettd mistd fe bdpptDn bpDffdps ti'
lee Suomen fanIaa fobtaan, ettd a.
letaan Iitd futiumaan monaooIeifIi.
Sobtuufo tdmd ionfun pfIitpiSsben.
fil5n ilfedstd ipibanpurfautIesta
taiffG muusta, on minuae tietdmG.
tDin, tpaan oIia on aifpan ieIfpd. ct
Id tdtd bdtpitDntd bpffdDstd on iat.
fettu biiaa mutta tparmasti. Wer
bon peittGmdnd on t1DefenneItp
fpiimeiet Is tpuotta. gliin fut1uttil
rs s. 6. Wlerrian publiIbins Som
pam" Sprinefielo, Mass; fustantao
Webiter Sniernatienal DictionarpG
eli Jana firioia, ioisia bdn ainafin
ilommisla, ilmoittaa Iuomalaisten
olepan mon9ooleia. Sdmd oliTi o'
tettana buomioon ia nostettapo
fanne Wterriam Gompaniaa mas,
taan ia fpoatia ien ndpttdmddn tos
teen opatfo Iuomalaifet monsooleia
Souei bdn moi ndpttdd iitd to'
teen, Min tulee peruuttaa tuo bdpp
ton bpoffdpfIenId ia ontaa iuoma.
laisten frinnian ola tobraamato
masta ebes. Sos tup ebeIldmainittu
Gompania Iaa tpapaasti iatfao
bpDffdpSiddn, min tparmaan ie
riistdd meiltd funnian ia maineen
ia iiiaan idttdd .monsoolien fobtaIou n
ia nimen.
Sobn Soberbacf,
sSiibtrap, Otont.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
NaunlaSti lapita.

glew SrIeanIiin, 2a. tuotiin biIiat'
tain Nep Yorfin lSpt5' ia orpolas'
ten fobista tpaunulasti pienid lapiia,
ioita lapiittomat PERFECT tddad Ell
man ottiipat. Waunulasti ei riitids
npt tppbpttdmddn paiffafunnan las"
ten tartpetia, ioten toinen tpaunulasti
aiotaan fpield ldbetta6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
1lriicitus.

9esIemerin Iuomalais GpanfeIiS
8. &. Ieurofunta piidd piIiaifaiIen
fofoufIen Ieurofunnan tdrfeitten olis
ain tdboen bubtif. 10 p. 1910, fcIiv
z italia, 8aitu Z. feuran talolIa.
3ofoufieen pppbetddn iaapumaan
faiffia ieurafunnan idIenid.
Seurofunnan puoIeSta
Nt. H.,
firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07
Sunri tnBlaffo biilialueella.

SIinoisfn ia Idnii penipImonion
fipibiiIi fainostpDmiebet IutpuItoon
DIN 100000, tefitpdt tpDIofou I. +.
p:nd. = Ep5miesten idriestDn iobs
toia 9efpis usfoo, ettd loffo on obi
80 pdimdn fIdud, ia ettd tpondfi
ltulee fpoittamaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

- Samtmfadl Soutufaa poimot
MT ostamaon foppa itiellenne tai
tpttdreuenne. gtiitd MT Iaotte ball
fpaua R. pauIin faupasta.
- 2eauorb Wldfi toimii r9lutta
jan" oiiamiebend Wlarquette faun'
tisia ia pmpdristold.a 2anioIaiiet
Iieud moitpat toifisia guttoiaa fos'
femisia afioisio fddnipd Iuo tomuf'
Ie1o mr.. Wlden puoIeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-04-07

Wlillneiotan repabl bli,anipuolueen e.
bustaiafofous tuaaan pitdmddn ct.
panl'isia feidfuun % p. 2uuaaan,
ettd republican, puoIue tulee ia
taantumaan fabtia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
The Liohthouse Service.

There Is a bill before Congre SIS
transferring the Lighthouse Service
from what Is known as the lighthouse
board to special service under the
Department. of Commerce and Labor
Heretofore the maintenance of light
house, teacons. buoys and other AIDS tG
navigation has been under the con-
troll of a joint board OF army ensi-
neers and navy officers. The system
has. worked well for a long time. and
no sound argument has been advanced
in support of the proposed change
Engineer officers of the army are GER
tainly competent to supervise the To-
cation of lighthouses. and the naval
officers detailed to the service afe
surely the most skilled men that can
be found for keeping the Service III
proper discipline. and the day-and-
night aids to navigation in their place.
The people most interested in light
houses and da~ aids to navigation are
masters of ships and the owners OF
vessels, as well as their insurers. All
of these interested people should have
omething to ay in discussing the
proposed change from the existing
system. which is believed TO the ELL
cient TO a new one. the success OF
which Is problematical.-New Orleans
picayCne
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
rhe Home Of maynard CHRIS.

While We realize that big prob
lem is being undertaken and many
mistakes may be made in the under
taking, we approve most heartily the
proposed industrial home and school
for girls to be established in Chester
field county. For the purpose of in
teresting Rcanokers gathering OF
Roanoke people was addressed yester-
Pay by the Rev James Buchanan. d.
d. superintendent Of the Associated
Charities OF Richmond, who has the
promotion of the school and home for
Maynard girls. II is proposed 10 Sc
cure from all over Virginia. bsu prin-
cipaily In the cities where the larger
conditions are found that necessitate
such an institution. fund of $4,000
to s3o.e00. Donors OF $500 or more
will be considered founders. while
contribution Of sloo viii entitle one
to life membership in the association.
Richmond has already given some
thing like sla 900. Norfolk $1,000 md
Danville se.Oeo. Roanoke. third largest
city in the state. and certainly rec
cgnizing the need OF just such an in
stitution as Is proposed. should be a
liberal contributor to this cause. While
private foundation Is being secured.
il IS intended to ask the state for aid.
No more worthy use OF state money
could be made than in this fern Of
uplift. which in the case Of girls,
IS sadly neglected and managed with
the utmost fairness. X should mark Z
decided step forward for Virginia.
Tha; it has prospect Of able. impair
tiai and honest management appears
certain in the fac; that the managers
founders and life members will be
from all over the state.-Roanoke Ev-
enips World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
Saved From Awful Peril.

Il never felt so near my grave"
writes Lewis Chambl.n, Of Manches-
ter. Ohio. r r. No. 3, "as when a
frightful cough and lung trouble pull
ed me down to lis pounds in spite OF
many remedies and the best doctors.
And that | am alive today is due sole
ly TO DR.. Kings New Discovery, which
completely cured me- Now | weigh
100 pounds and can work hard. IL
also cured my four children of Group
lnfallible for Coughs and Colds. its
the most certain remedy for LaGrippe
Asthma. desperate lung trouble and
all bronchial affections. soc and 800.
A trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
Academy Pharmacy Co, PetZold Drug
20.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
NOT EXPLAINED YET.

Fisheries Commissioner Lee salts
fed a majority OF those who went to
Richmond Friday representing the
Tldewater oyster interests that the
Ryrd bin revising the Baylor survey
is a desirable measure. This does not
mean, necessarily. that the Byrd bill
now mas the endorsement Of the oyster
tongers or OF a majority o. disinter-
ested people who have given some
thought to the oyster situation. The
gathering which adopted resolutions
approving the bill is said by newspa-
per dispatches to have been composed
of planters. packers and tongers."
and IL is not at all unlikely that the
planter and packer interests-who for
years have been agitating in favor OF
breaking the Baylor Survey
trolled the meeting.
Mr.. Lee has demonstrated to the
satisfaction OF everybody. probably.
that the Baylor lines today are more
or less mythical. and that they
should be defined and Strengthened.
But neither the commissioner nor any
of the other advocates of the BYRD
measure ever has offered. as far as
We have seen. an explanation of the
alleged necessity for Topping of near
" all of the productive natural rock
at Brown shoal. when a straight line
instead of crooked one would keep
the rock within the proposed survey.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15

the proposed fertilization OF the VIZ
glnia capes. published in the norfolk
virginian Pilot and this paper recent
~ "a sent 10 the editor Of the wash
ington Post. Evidently the editor oi
the Post did not see captain
Routwelrs article or II he did.
surely did not read II Nearefniiy'
tn the lay mind Captain Bout
well proved conclusiyely the urgent
necessity OF making the Capes I'M
passable. and the article made sueh
an impression upon Lieutenant Col
onel Townsley. commanding Fortress
Monroe that he communicated with
this paper asking for the address OF
the author and remarkins that Cap
tain Boutwell, evidently had given
much thought" to the subject.
The Post concludes that At Is not
to fortify the capes because
the Potomac river is not navigable for
large fOrnnudDie nav al 'S09'i'i """
expresses the belief that the river
forts below the capital are sufficient
20 protect IT,
In his article. Captain BOUTWELL,
shows how nearly the whole of cas-
tern virginia and Maryland might be
occupied BY an invading enemy as
longs as the Capes are undefended.
Fort Monroe being utterly unable to
DO more than defend Hampton
Roads, leaving Chesapeake Bay and
I'll OF It's tributaries except the Roads
open to an invader. Thus Washing
lou could be approached and taken
by land force while the Potomac
river forts waited vainly for the ap-
proach OF light draft feet
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
Large Appropriation for catawba

! The matter OF an enlarged approprl-
alton for Catawba Sana,orlum Tor
Ccnsunptives, in Roanoke county, IL
one that should enlist the hearty SYM
patty of every lover of his KIND In
the state. The matter is now before
committee OF the Legislature. whch
II hoped will report favorabiy upon
the measure. with the result that the
Legislature will poss the bill and give
the aid which its patrons ask for. The
dread white plague annually rs the
cause OF the death OF abOer > 600 peo-
pie i'm the state. II is estimated that
there are at present about 10000 con
sumptives In the state. large proper
ton OF whom could be either cured
or greatly benefited by treatment at
the sanatorium, but the present APP
preparation is entirely inadequate 10
meet the exigencies of the case
hence large appropriation rs being
asked for and should be received. 'fhe
sanatOrium. which is em.nently wen
situated for the purpose. has been IN
operation n little over q year, and mas
already fully met the expectations OF
those who We're 'instrumental IN nav
ing it instituted, and its good work
should not be hampered or curtailed
by the lack of funds Nirg MIA mas no
mere valuable asset than her citizens
generally and any measure that VIII
tend 10 save their lives or alleviate
their sufferings should be of para
mount importance.-lirOokn Sentl-
mel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
Giri Burns TO Death.

MANASSAS. VA 14.-Eyelyn Whit
mer, fifteen years old. adopted daugh-
ter of Henry Rollins, 81 Wellington,
this county. was fatally burned at her
home Friday evening and died last
night.
Miss whitmer was in the at OF put
ting wood in stove when her apron
ignited and she was instantly envel-
oped in flames and frightfulIy burned
before assistance could reach her.
When the clothing OF the unfortun
ate girl was torn from her IL was
found there were no hopes OF hef
recovery Besides being badly burned
externally the young girl had inhaled
the flames.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
Rests With sovts csrel;ns.

COLUMBIA 3 c. Feo- fF--scn7-
tor Bailey. Of Texas. speaking before
the M mterS OF the general assembly
OF South Carolina. tonight. declared
that the fate Of the proposed amend
nenf 70 the constitution lay With the
South Carolina legislature u vas
his opinion that the only means "a
raise the necessary revense for me
government. provided the tsrin was
decreased rnder a fnfure Democrat c
administrator. woald BE- tse Income
tax
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
Inform Public on Diseases

NEW YORK Feb. 1.-THE Ameri-
can Medical association, the organf-
zation which represents the medical
profession of the entire country, is
about to issue a series of pamphlets
for distribution to the general public
showing the progress that is being
made in the prevention or cure Of va
rious diseases and method of prescrv-
irg the public health.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
MAY MEAN A BETTER UNDER
STANDING.

IL IL W bt htifSa $3.50
the common council last night IN
unanimously adopting n resolution IN
structing the city attorney to prepare
bill to be introduced in the legisla-
ture authorizing Newport News to
issue bonds for school purposes I'M
der certain conditions is n step TO-
ward better understanding and
more cordial feeling between the city
council and the board of school trus-
tees. Because Mr.. O. ID. Bachelor,
member OF the school board, at the
request of State Superintendent OF
Public instruction Eggleston. drew
the measure now known as the Sale
bill. authorizing boards of trustees to
have bond issue elections ordered by
the corporation or hustings courts,
some OF the councllmen supposed that
the local board, fearing that the coun-
ell would take no step to make posi-
hle High School bond issue. were
attempting to secure authority to or
der an election without consulting the
council and In spite of that body. IL
was this misunderstanding. for 1t was
o misunderstanding that caused mem
hers of the council to criticise the
board and further strained the al
ready not too friendly relations be-
tween the bodies.
Mr.. Bachelors explanation that he
drew the sale bill for Superintendent
Eggleston and in accordance with the
views of the superintendent, without
ether the knowledge or consent OF
ais fellow trustees. served 20 clarity
the situation and resulted in an action
by the council that not only is in ac-
cord with the wishes Of the trustees,
but which probably win meet with
the hearty approval of the public gen
orally.
AS to the Sale 5ill, tbs paper Is
convinced that II will not be passed.
The council ought to be guided large
responsible for the general finances
OF the city governments. no doubt will
object 20 any measure making posi-
bile a bond issue without the approval
and against the wishes OF the counc J.
The council ought to be baidsd large
" by the school board in the matter
OF providing new buildings. but il
would seem that the council certainly
is the body that should decide whe,h-
CT or not a bond issue project should
he undertaken.
But there eau be no objection to
such bill as the one to be drawn by
the city attorney under the resolution
adopted last night The measure will
authorize the local council TO issue
bonds for school purposes. with the
approval OF three-ffth OF the free
bollers OF the city and two-thirds Of
the qualified voters. Under these con.
ditioas there hardly can be any OBJ
lection 10 the measure in Newport
News. and. as the bin win affect New
port News alone. Il ought 10 pass In
the assembly without delay " Il has
The approval Of the local council and
school board.
Even Il We did not agree with those
who believe that a new High School
building viii be necessity within the
next year or two. this paper would
savocafe the proposed measure Tho
BIN viii oaiy give the council the an
thoFity to act in case the emergency
arises And " the authority IS MOI
secured nov. u cannot be soughI
srHir for two years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
Icy-Hof

4 scientifically made eiaes BOT
TIE and JAR. Clean and Sanitary.
Nickel case WIN Retain Tempcra-
tire Of costents p TO q hours wm
r. Brsnch CEarscTn ArrufJ 2 : ista
81. Richm1ud Va scld ~ arss rIlss
Grug stores and lcSslers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15
KENTUCKY WAS INSPECTED.
Attorneys FOR Company Deny Owners
Knew Nereci Was Unsesorthy.

NEW YORK. Feb. tg-Aitornoye
:or the Alaskan Pacific steamship
Company. owners Of the Old Joy Line
steamer Kentucky. which founderea OF
C-pe Hatteras recently. issued lone
statement tonight denying that she
vas ecu; 10 sea In an unseavorthJ
condition within the kowiedge Of me
company's officers.
The vessel had been properly m
spt cted and passed r. representative
n she owners and the government both
before she left here and aftcr rcps.rs
had been made AZ Newport News. GAYS
the statement.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-02-15

1900 p. m.
FARE-First-c class, one way, $500.
Round trip, limit thirty days. sl4.00--
meals and berth In stateroom In
Guided.
Steerage. without subsistence. $500.
TICKETS on sale at c. & o. Rail-
way Ticket Office.
NIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEWPORT
NEWS AND RICHMOND, VA.
Steamers Brandon and Berkeley
leave Pier "a" $3.50 every evening.
passengers only. Stop at Claremont
Wharf to land passengers and on
signal to receive them.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CON-
PANY, James River Day Line for
Richmond and all James River land
ings. Steamer MObjack leaves
Newport News Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at S:45 a. m Leave
Newport News Monday. Wednesday
and Friday at 8 p. m. Tor Norfolk and
Old Point.
Steamer Smithfield viii leave
Pier "A" daily except Sunday at 900
a. m, going to Norfolk, and at 4:30
p. M, going to Smlthtield. Steamer
Ocracoke will leave Pier "a daily
except Sunday at 9 a. m. going to
Smithfield and 3 p. m. going to Nor
folk.
All business between New York
and Newport News transacted at Pier
No. 6.
All business between Newport
News, Norfolk, Smithfield and local
points transacted at Pier "A" foot OF
Twenty fifth street.
. w. n. LANDON. Agent.