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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
JOSH TUTHiLL ARRESTED.
Officers Raid His Place and Find
Women and Sailors.

Sergeant w. T. Webb and Patrol
man Livesay raided an oyster house
conducted by Josh B. Tuthill at War
wick avenue and Twenty seventh
street, and arrested four sailors and
two women Sunday afternoon. The
officers suspected that liquor was be-
ing sold in the place, but they found
no evidence of this and they charged
Tuthin with running a disorderly
house. The two women were charged
with being not of good fame and the
sailors were locked up on charges OF
being drunk.
The cases were called in the police
court yesterday morning and Attor-
ney r. NJ. Lett appeared as counsel
for Tuthill. Tuthil's case was con-
tinued until this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
MINISTER'S SISTER
KILLS NEGRO MAN
North Carolina Woman Shoots
Down Alleged Advrncing
Intruder.
By Associated Press.)

DohHAM. n. C.. May 9.-Vber
sne forbade his driving across he,
iands and so incensed him tina, D.
,e't his buggy and advanced toward !
ner. Mrs. Belle Rhodes. formerly a
,esident OF Durham. yesterday sb :
ooe h'h'on. colored- The shooting
tho " v,e 90 miles from Durham. on
~ ~. ."sania line, and was not known
10 'he officers Until this morning
"hen Mrs. Rhodes was arrested
-, u,eu before Il magistrate, she
bor LEU 'nat kinton tried to attack
ner' "hen she loaded shot eup ana
nfed upcn him. Kinton dvina ,on
hours later. ''n
me magistrate committed bor o.
''i without bond Application u.,U
- made tomorrow for bail Mrs
modes is sister of wei k,on,n
'resbyterian minister '0"n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
NORFOLK PEOPLE WE'D HERE.
Augustus Kahn and Miss Schlossberg
Surprise Their Friends.

Augustus Kahn, of Norfolk, and
Miss Frances Z. Schlossberg, OF
Portsmouth, were married Sunday at
the home of Rev. J. II. Schwartz, on
Twenty eighth street. The young
couple came to this city Sunday with
a party of friends presumably on
pleasure trip, but soon after they ar
rived here they announced to their
friends that they proposed to get mar
ried. Mr. Kahn had secured the mar
riage license at Portsmouth Saturday.
They left Sunday night for Washing
ton and other Northern cities and on
their return they will be at home to
their friends in Norfolk.
Those attending the wedding were;
Harry Reyner, of this city, and
Messrs. NJ. Jesselison and H. Cohn. of
Norfolk Mr.. Kahn is the president
of retail shoe company of Norfolk
and both he and his bride are popular
with a number of friends in this city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
JUDGE TYLER HOLDS
UP FOUR LICENSES
'U U Churches Object to
having Saloons Nearby
fourlIcenses Granted.

As The result OF the oppos,,,,. -,
a .ered oy the Zion Baptist church ~, ~
49,. ana the Grace Wesley C,br,., 80.
S"ureh. colored. to the erap,,n~ = - az
1 neenses, Judge Tyler IN tho c :, N
Sou.t - Warwick county ve.,e .s-,'
morning. held up tenpor,-,, 49,. -,
sl-ntlns Of liquor licenses - ~
,,~,nnan. John Wales Co...
' .n and James Moselev 60
,e Sl Of BioOdaeld Affornc~ y -,
I, .~ein's. 81 this city. appeared - ~ w
- -, TIE churches and con,c,,',',,
"a INC presence u the fou~ 49,.
"e~r the edisoes intcrferr.d -
= W, worship At the churches ~
N'er hesriuk the sfatcuen,. =,
me-. Judge Tyler snnounces -.
go. .S 20 into the matter 81 -.
>. ' ~. presence Of the four ss,-,-.
.a'er osie when he win he -
T me statements Of ths 49,
~ on both sides. ktioneyI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
Temporary Building to Be
Erected by City. D
DR.. AYERS STATEMENT
City Physician Tells Almshouse and
Poor Committee of Urgent Nee es-
sity for Place In Which to Care
For INDECENT Consumptives.

After hearing a statement frdm
DIR. J. w. Ayler, the city health OF
ficer. in which the doctor told of the
urgent necessity for immediate action
on the part of the city to relieve
pauper consumptiyes, the almshousc
end poor committee of the city coun-
Gil last night appointed sub-com-
mittee to seek site upon which
temporary quarters for these I'M
fortunates can be erected.
Ii is proposed TO erect a small
frame building, in which the patien's
now under Dr. AYERS care can ne
treated until permanent arrangements
for handling such cases can be male
by the city. 1t was hoped that a
hospital for the unfortuDates could be
erected on one corner OF the forty
acre tract upon which the almshouse
stands. But the board of supervisors
of Elizabeth City county refuses to
give the necessary permission so 9th
er arrangements will have TO be made.
Chairman Wallace and Messrs. W.
f. Jonss, Weston and Spruill attend
ed last nights meeting of the conf
mittee. The chairman appointed
Messrs. Jones, Spruill and West a
and Superintendent of the Almshouse
Wright a committee to select SITE
for temporary pauper hospital.
DR.. Ayler has been urging the coun-
Gil to make some provisions for dl 5
eased paupers for long time. The
situation was brought TO the at
tention o. the council and public fore
ihlv few days ago when the police
found a young negress dying from
tuberculosis in the street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
LAUNCH STEAMER
FL SOL TOMORROW
m u Helen Torney, of New
york. to Christen New Nor
gan Liner at Shipyard.

The handsome naw s..,
ana passenger steamer III O.,
l.Son,p uc'ion at the shipyard for tba
r'arn Pacific Steamship Comnsn'-
.noisan Line), will be launched r.,
'He ways on the north side of shin
esue NO. 2 tomorrow morn;,a ~
sDou' 1880 o'clock. Miss Helen r.
re'' daughter OF Assistant ,fan
iUihey' OF the steamship Cons,
VIII christen the new Graf. "pany'
me launching is to be eptireIv =
, aI ana VIII be witnessed nv only
!. small party of invited ]
iiichg The officials of the ~
Dmpany who will be here are.
o.~nt Manager Torney ana NJ
=. Manager Younger ana S.
on vii, engineer HebbIe. A lunch.
10 WI De rendered the sponsor Of
warwick Hotel immediateI,. a.
-. '"e snip takes the water
ne III Sol is the first of fba ,o IA
VI gan liners building ar tho Va
pa. overheard. The yesse,s
nips and each is 40 feas -
700 Ts and mas a gross tonnage OF
~, iney viii be propeIIed nv
= Sc screws driven by trfple-a~n,
g. OF $500 horseDowo- \
-" Completed the craft will h. a.
ina nandsomet steamer. ~.
:" me coastwise service IT,
70 run between New Vol
Orleans. iork and
MS VII be the fourth Iaunchipo Of
III at the shipyard, the on
-. I j. A. ChsnsIor and ,Sa
snt and passenger stezna nu .he
~ "'somery and City OF st Ionss
"s oeen put overheard a sbsr,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
tAO ,Ic iE WING;
l'OM MANCHESTER
Worthy PH
orb Louis Loeb and
o'"I Go from
ny.

DIR. Louis
of the vir3 president
Eagles; Fra acre, r. o.
rotary and her, State Sec
cal aerie wPers of the To-
chester ndsday for Man.
Washington known as
tomorrow N thmond, where
state aerie eetng of the |
days session. ior a two
On the train VIII go up |,
tary Henhoen Out Secre-
Mueller. IL gates A. NJ. |,
Kinder will Iefnd George
mond boat n the Rich
It is expected :
from both tHHeiegations ,
aeries will attt Hampton
Hampton is OF meeting. :,
ton and will conven- :,
of the Tidewatf support .,
The state a .,
Newport Newsf nized in \,
since that time ago and ~,
every aerie in Il rapidly.
Der Of il now. a MEM .,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
CROWDS ATTEND CONCERT
e'ee Clubs Delight Music Lovers =,
This City.

an audience that taxed the capacIt,
or the lower floor and first balcon'
a. ."e academy of Music attended the
De sacred concert by the Hamptop
a,oaus and Ladies Glee Clubs snnday
CIT" ai'ernoon at $3.50 o'clock The cor,
.et "as one of the best held hero
- several years and was thorougbI,
BY the music lovers
LII ne Two clubs will give sacred con.
'er's throughout the summer ana
resent resent indications are that thew VIII
ublic. WIN the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
MOTHERS DAY SERVICES.
Several Hundred Juniors Attend ES
erciscs IN East End.

Mothers Day services we're held in
several of the churches of the city
Sunday morning and afternoon. The
local councils Of Junior Order United
American Mechanics attended the
services at the Chestnut Avenue
Methodist church at $3.50 O'Clock Sun
day afternoon. several hundred Jun
iors being present
Interesting services were held at
the Second Baptist church Sunday
morning. Rev. y. T. Riddick. the pas
tor. preaching a special sermon TO
the mothers and children. Similar
services also we're held at the New
port News Baptist church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10

;; Thomas Newsome. colored Of this
CITY, appeared before Judge ryler 80
oppose the granting cfany iicensos IN IN
'he negro section of East End "
,n d.quor licenses were granted by
Suuse Tyler to Moses Coplan Jamos
underwood. ]. shugg and Emm",.
suitz' OF Bloodfield. All Of the nj 'oe
ne'd saloons have been closed SIM
may because their licenses exniraS
on April 80. 'AP''eu
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
AGED MATCHMAKER
DIES IN HIS SHOP
Oom Paul" kreuger Managed
to Keep Going the Last
With Crutch and Stick.

- John e. kreugef, an aged ua,oh
haaheF who for years has haon
known IN the city as Dom PAM" d,aI
! last night about 10 o'clocr n ,Su
NORWAY OF his little shop. 2l7 Twen.
'-Se'ehth street. The old man very
.aihe ana suffering from a committee
,'on oi diseases, had been near death's
u0Nr ior long time, but he managed
" heep going with the aid ~ hi
u'0" ana cane. and he was ar WORK
:" ms shop yesterday afternoon
Last night the old man st,r,a,
uo"n Twenty-seventh street fro,1
BIZ e'oh avenue. on his way 10
Jus snop A few minutes before IA
= orock' Greek living in the neigh |,
moo came upon Dom PAM sir. II
.ns IA doorway. The old man ash. N
oi assistance, and the Graek In
,e'peu MIN to walk down to the shcn r
'nce inside the door. Kruger askad \
oe put down on the floor savin- IL,
e wanted 10 rest. He was dead in In
wo minutes. "u !" =.
Inc police station was no,,eos
-, "' Mi'cheil. Justice Brown and n,
ihNciS went TO the scapa a..
oOo's Aylett and Cooper were sum. h.
a. 80 anu tney pronounced the Old Ia.
u.au. george LOhse who had b.
Wv" hreueer for many years ,ook ~
- Sc VI 'he body and had il turped a.
81 :, 10 an undertaken for burial Tbo
-e .enop was locked up by the mo. ph.
:, ana nearly dozen watches os DIV DIV
-, ,ous descriptions found On the -
y were deposited at the station
Cn is said to have been a ma.
:, u .'' but he had lived in this Gle,
n'ry Tor many years. Since com ~
mere he had kept little watch 70
shop' Dat he is said to have beep Al
pnueriuily skilful jeweIer. ana - of t
oeeh understood that at enc time Of tn
was the proprietor or IL, first
,nF establishment in stanton Road
- anyone here knows he has mo- after
ives In this country "' cert
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
SHIPPING REPORT.
Sunday May 8, 1910.
Arrived.

| Arrived.
steamer Lugano (Br.) Caibaren
for S 10 White Oak Coal Compan,
ny. eamer Asia (Ger.) Koopman
lew Few fork-to Berwind.Wbite cosI
company in ballast. ~ No"i
uS steamer Momkstone (Br) Deacon,
saoo,ie-to Smokeless Fuel Comnanv
Tor bunker coal o"'pahy
steamer Capenor (Br.) Timothy
re eIlsaeoia--to Maryland Coal a. Cota
company for bunker coal "e
po,, ,eal1er Joseph w. Forney from
: ., 'isno-to Atlantic States Coal r.
~oke Company for bunker coal "'
Nbi,a % nrockton from Boston-tol
" ni'e OAK Coal Company in baIlast
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
threaten to Lynch Negroes.
(by Associated Press,

rhn naf Lev LIE ALA, May g
=, "ieats OF lynching were made omen.
~ on the streets this afternoon fol.
lowing the arrest of Wylie Yonn~ ana
,,;,S sheppard, negroes, CHARGED
NJ ene murder of Cleve Holdericb
prominent young white man whose
o O was found on the railroad tracrss
near here Saturday. "
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
Monday May 9, 1910.
Arrived.

arrived.
steamer George W. Wells fro.
na ~ .iandIto White Oak Coal Com
New York. ieiot from
v; barge havana from Boston-to Ror
pa. .Yhite Coal Company in ba,Iest
barge Henry Failing from Pc,
Ea, chesapeake & Ohio Coal
coke Company in ballast. wal
he rocomoke from Baltimore
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
Did Dominion Line
Daily Service
FOR NEW Xnuk


FOR NEW YORK
ho.eamer leaves Norfolk, foot NJ
Shurch ST. 700 D. m. daily go.
sunday for New York direct ''
JAMES RIVER MIGHT ,,~
STEAMER FOR RICHMOND ~"
Leaves Pier "A" s: 80 every .yan,r
a'Sensers only. Stop at Claremont
sigma. 'o"sers on
,ihGiNIA NAVIGATION COW
rANf, James River Day Line ~
hichmond and ali James River lana
Inss. Steamer leaves Newport NJ.
! tuesdays, Thursdays end saturs.vs
al a. $40 a. m. for Richmond Iaavs,
Newport News Monday, Wednesdsv
aaa Friday at p. M, for NorfoIs
and Old Point. No'io'k
,.,,,. HFiELD leaves Pier "a.
,aiy except Sunday 9:00 a. m for
,orIoik, and 4:30 D. m. for Smithfeld
20 acoAe leaves Pier "A" daily ax.
epta sunday a. m, for SmIfhsoI5
"n y. m. for Norfolk.
Al business between Nsw,,r.
o~' and New York transacted a,
Ter No. 6. nc
AL business between Newman,
s"s' Norfolk. Smithfieid and loon,
'u's transacted at Pier "A" foof NJ
wenty-flfth street. vi
iickets on sale C. & o. acpot
W. n. lANpoN, Aoen,.
newport News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
Sailed.

fners Capenor OBJ London.
1Bi, ,brJ London: Momkstone
Sahnntwerp; J. w. Fordnev for
rass; Coastwise for Boston
Ia ner L. Herbet Taft for PORT
land Heading for Boston; Rock.
for dence. , port Florida
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
alencar for Today.
Sun
eIdyk at Rotterda,,

III steamer AmsteIdvL -,
steam u-America Line, which
Norfoi Newport News and
terdadapr 20, arrived at Rot.
Jay Z at 2 a. m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
Cleared.

I.eamer Capenor (Br.) Timothy
diuon-haryland Coal g. Coke
l "l"er Lugano (Br.) Penwi,,
IIoh--rurness Witty & Companv
tanner Momkstone (Br) D.oon.
ip-omokeless Fuel Company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
ing Pig Iron.

rived vg barge Pocomoke ar
apeake and locked at Ches-
cargo of pier No. 8 to load a
Tor Northern port.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
Rd Coal Her.

!, n n@ h steamer Asia arrived
coal hex to load a full cargo of
'oA' Ii" foreign port
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
ners for Fuel.

one Amei. three foreign and
load fueiived here Sunday to
terday. pioSeeded yes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
Tug and 81

The y. Y. p.
and y. Y. p. & Nksby
hauled OFT in cryFere
shipyard. yesterd4 the
pairs and n hsve re-
and painted. bed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
PHILLIPS LINE

PHILLIPS LINE.
r.. 80, steamer POKONOKFT ,,,v~-
-. s,sr = every Monday. Wedness.- -
10y rs a. n. for 7rirr~k--s 80
a. hlvcr handbags. EVER Tr-.'
sss' Ihars6sy snf sstu~dsr a. -
-. ~ 80 D m fre.eht ana -.
s'n-i'ed - c6R<sTi<x
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
WHERE SURGERY FAILS
Cutting Won't Remove the Cause Of
Piles.

Piles mean more than merely the
pain 81 the stubborn little tumors.
There Is a condition inside that must
be dealt with. cutting Is usually fol
lowed with later and worse attacks.
a permanent cure can only be made
by bettering tho condition Of the
parts and getting a free circulation
Of the blood.
Hem -Roid cures all kinds Of piles
~ internal action right on the cause.
Sold by A. y q. Klor. Newport News.
Va. and money back n u fails 81
Der bottle. DO. Lcouhardt. station
p. Buffalo. n. v.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
Marriage

Deputy Clerk
yesterday issued arabic
to James r. SaIicense
spector. and Make In
this city. fth OF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
Deafaess Cannot be enrad

di.ss ot applications as they canno, 80, -.
way 70 c,'ps OF the ear. There is onv one
t:onaI r-mejies m and that IS by constiii,.
Fns.s, a condition of the mucous TIn,r IN IN
ysu have Tnoe When this tube Is Ia u ses
~, and when IT Is entIrs1v iprIievt hear
tstsn o,,, sna unless The infamnsticn &C. rs Is
eondion hesI tins 'a6e restored to is norms
niue cases cut ter are I9ssn forever. /
The mu - n.thsg but an infsIned co1ditInn
~ deafness (caused by est.rrbt ,h ,oI s1y case
srs fr es mars cstarrh Cure send for 1 eiscu
sod By druggists. 75c. w. Toledo, o.
-He naIIs Family Pills for constipation
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
Cook VI
a ReqvI.rl

y RcoUtar
was Susie-climbinA
jumping bitches, -.
getting scratchesls
bruises. bumps. brrt.
lawsi Her mother u
lens ATnios Salve
quick. Heals evcrN
Rolls. Ulcers. Eczet
Corns or Piles. Tyt
my Pharmacy Co. "a
Cook WITH
Amhuiancee-Caii |
Just Try @. =.
Cook With
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
TRANSPORTATION GUIDE.
''''>'>-'r---'--->~--~ ~>~~~e~>>>,>-
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO Ry.

EsAFEAkE & OHIO RY.
rAst Trains to Richmond and tire
West.
a,d esve Newport News lo:05 a m
anu o;oS D. m. daily. - NC
Local Tralns to Richmond
rr o;vo a. m; $50 p. m. daily.
Trains arrived Newport News m m
,. on , 1880 a. m. $50 D. m ana
steamer Service \ for Norfolk
,od o s'e. Newport News 1925 a. M.
mo b;S5 p. m. daily. @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10
CLYDE LINE
PHILADELPHIA 'e

7,' e1,neTs leave Mondays
'.ursdays and Safurdavs. NJ
Th. se PHILADELPHIA Tueussvs
Hs.ssosys and Saturdays.
=, se'ss' received and delivered sanv
80 o. Pier 6. ofscs. Rlssy
S@fDE STEAMSHIP coup.rv
' James ". McCarrfck
senerA Southern kxsst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10

Cook WIZ Gas
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-05-10

~ WASH. B. 4 o. Ry... $4,000 a m
Al. rhiI.' B. & o. Ky. ..sslI:5O a m
AZ ~. T., b. 4 v. Ry... .ss2:I0 N "a
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-11-04
hts Tic Farmer.

The law iixipipg January 1st as the
beginning of the assessment year
works hardship on the farmer whom
the tax laws are supposed TO confer
such great benefit upon. Under the
old law the assessment year began as
of April LIST Now the farmer is called
upon to pay tax upon the provision
stored in his house and barn for the
winter use--called upon to pay tax
upon the feed for his cattle, for the
grain, the cabbage, the potatoes and
even the preserves over which his wife
has labored to tide him over the winter
months.
The Democrats sought to remedy
this in the last legislature but the Re-
publican majority squelched such an
attempt. The record speaks for itself.
On Thursday, January 2Sth, 1909.
Hon. w. Il. Talbot, a Democrat Of
W ebster County, introduced House
Bill. No. 2O1 entitled, "a bill to amend
anu iN-GhdCt SSCtl3u VI SAuptSi w
of the Acts of 1907 in relation TO date
of assessment" This bill was referred
to the Committee on Taxation and
Finance. See page 1856 of tile bound
volume of the Journal of the House of
Delegates,
What was the fate Of that bill?
Read tAis extract from page 20S of
the Journal. "Iour Committee on
Taxation and Finance, having had
under consideration House Bill No.
pol, Bill to amend, etc, report the
same back with The recommendation
that il did no, pass. That effect ually
killed the measure and the relief
sought was not obtained.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-11-04
After Election.

The Republicans promise to make
tribut'ons-after the November Con-
gressional election.
The report Of the stsndpat kepub-
lican members of the Ballinger inves-
tigating committee is to be made pub
llc-after the election.
Nothing further Is to be said of the
5000, 900 Taft Humphrey ship subsi-
dy grab biIl--until after the election.
The soft pedal is 10 be applied to to
Oklahoma Indian Lands thieyery-
until after the election.
Nothing is to be done with the
Iorimer investigation-un until after tn :
election.
No step is 10 be taken ia the sugar
thus -iriar lends Philippine scan isl-
until after The election.
The National Monetary Commission
Of which Senator Aldrich IS chairman,
viii not make its report recommend
ing a central government bank-until
after The Novemb Der election.
And President raft and his stand
pat followers viii not quit talking
about econony-until after the Mo-
vember election!
In West Virginia the people will
find cut how much we will be called
on to pay Virginia in the debt suit
matteF-afler the November election.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-11-04
Public Sale
o. valuable
Personal Property.

The undersigned intending to move
on orchard will sell at public sale at
his residence GA tie j. T.. Sioaaker
farm, 2 miles South OF Shanghai on
the Valley road w. Va, on
THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1910.
commencing at 10 O'Clock u. m. the
following per ionai properly wit
7HEAD HORSES AND COLTS,
No. /, Nellie, u bay mare years old
will work anywhere hitcbed, in foal
by Company Belgian horse; No.
Nance, black mare s years old will
work any where hitched in feal by the
same horse; No. 3, Ned, bay horse, IS
years old, good Observation-Disclosures, safe for
any woman to drive; No. Mark,
black colt fine blocky aud good style
out of the Company horse; No 3 sorrel
colt promising to be fine driver; No
and spring colts both black mare
colts out of the Company horse.
AHEAD OF CATTLE
good mich cows one will be fresh
by day of sale, 2 heifers.
HEAD HOGS
Good brood SOW will farrow by dag Of
sale, fat hog.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
two-horse wagon and bed nearly
new, Auburn make; spring wagon,
Deerng binder, nearly nearly new III
good running order, Mccormick now
er in good running order, Superior
drill nearly new, cuItivator, set hay
ladders, Oliver !Chilled plow No. 40,
Spring tooth harrow, double and one
single shovel plows, double and sim
gle tees, 2 dung forks, pitch forks,
2 sets breechbands, set front gears,
wagon saddle, wagon line, check lines,
4. collars, brides, 3 good leather halt
ers,
3 TONS HAY,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-11-04
SAVES AN Iowa MANS LIFE.

The very grave seemed TO yawn be-
fo,e Robert Madsen, of West Burling-
ton, Iowa, when, after seven weeks
IN the hospital, four Of the beet physi-
clans gave him ur. Then was shown
the marvellous curative power Of E'ec-
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